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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
MILWAUKEE e. ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
Increased B,7einess--Ncw Rolling Stock
ana Bright Outlook.

Milwaukee Letter Aug. to Inter-Ocean.
The change Of the management Of this
road in June, whereby Mr.. Mitchell OBJ
tanned control, has proved thas early the
proper thing to have been done by the
stockholders. Not only did the stock of
the company appreciate at once, but it is
felt by the people that this road is now a
western institution, and confidence in it
has been placed On solid basis. There
has been an evident change of feeling in
relation to the line which must result in
precluding any further unfavorablc legis-
lotion. Besides it is acknowledged by the
well-informed business men Of this state
that whether the Potter law is just or un-
just, it has beaten the business of the state
as much as it has the roads, and this HIS
been bad enough in all conscience. But
what has set this road up il the good opin
ion of stock operators and the public is
confidence that whatever Ir Mitchell un-
dert;slIes to handle will prove a success.
This is shown in the fact that no sooner
had he taken the road into his hands than
the price Of wheat went up, and for a
month the lines Of both the St. Paul and
the Western Union were taxed to their ut
most capacity in drawing wheat from ev-
cry wheat growing section Of the north
west, and placed the finances cf these
roads, especially Of the St. Paul on an easy
basis But this good luck does not end i'll
the ''iat streak alone The growing crops
in Wisconsin, Minnesota, northern Hi.
nois, central and northern Iowa are i'm
mence, and their product must he brought
to market whatever the price may be, and
into all these sections the lines construct
ed by Mr.. Mitchell penetrate. 1t will be
recollectcd that before the advent Of the
Potter law the st. Paul company had con-
ten, plated and arranged 70 put on extcn-
sivc improvements in the way Of steel
rails and new rolling stock. That adverse
law blocked the enterprise totally. But
it seems that these needed i,nrrovcm cnts
are to lie renewed, the beginning having
already been made in the ordering Of tive
new locomotives AID 100 freight cars fol
the use Of the road II will then be pre-.
pared fer the immense business that is in
store for it. II may be a legitimate sub
ject Of remark that this road has been 81
ably and economically managed that it
has wi'hstool the long and heavy
strain imposed upon it, in common with
ether roads in this state, by adverse lcgis
latinn with wonderful stability, and the
outlook now is for splendid future, pre-
saginy the payment OF the dividends Oh
IL" stock Of the company al an carly day
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
The Grain Crops Of Europe.

The following is a summary by Alex.
Del,nar in The Chicago Times Of the lat
est mail advices with regard to the cereal
crops Of Austria, Hungary Belgium, Den
mark, France and Algeria:
AUSTRIA A severe drouth prevailed
throughout May and June, which badly
injured the cereals. But in the early part
Of June all the cereal crops were secured
in Bohemia, Morayia and Silisia, except
rye and barley was good average. The
wheat was good average III quantity but
shrivclled and light in quality. In other
eastern provinces whea, was badly injur-
ed by the drou;h. The western provinces
gave promise Of a fair crop Of the cereals
in June: but in July the outturn Of wheat
and rye proved to be less than expected
The general crop will. be less than an av-
crage and in all probability there will be
deficit
HUNGARY. Not drop of rain from
May 81 to June %. Fields dried and
parched. This droutl was followed by
deluging rains with fearful loss Of proper
ty on the mountain slopes and Of more
than 100 lives. All through the valley OF
the Danube the crops are bad, and will
hardly average half 4 crop. In July an
other tlrouth succeeded this deluge, and
more ticluges after this Grouth. The crops
have been shrivel!ed by the drouth, wash
ed out by rains and beaten down by hail.
Hungary will have no wheat to export.
Oats but half a crop
The average surplus cfwheat and wheat
Aour for export from the Austro- Hungari-
an empire is II, 900 900 bushels per ann UNI,
and G,5oo,0 bushels OF rye, harley and
bnckWheat, but the Austrian empire will
need to import during the ensuing year
about 100000 bushels Of wheat and &c.
coo, 900 bushels Of rye.
BE!c1UM-Also affected with alternate
; 1routh and rain. The wheat ard rye crops
below average.
DESMAnH-Averacc crop; bat Iceland
has been drsolated with an irruption Of
Mount IIccla. Half the population,
which is 10000 in all, is threatened with
famine.
FRASCE-Vcry dry weather during The
spring. Heavy rains in June in the south.
crn part Of France, causing a destructive
overflow Of the Garonnc. Four of the
nine districts int, which Fraucn is leyid
ed will have scanty crop Of bread stuffs.
In Normandy the crops were poor. Vic
| lent hail storms Oh tho. 7lh and Sth Of JI-
| ~ beat down the crops. Mr.. Dcllnar says
it is a mistake to suppose that France is
al exporting country for grain. True,
from her eastern and northern scaports
She exports grain to England, but She il.
ports at Marsaillcs from Russia and Al.
gcra far more than she exports from the
scaports Of tho north. Sine usually in
ports about 23,30o,0{)) bushels OF grain and
she will require at least this much tie cn
suing year.
ALGERIA - Crops bad and deficient.
! Mono for export.
! This summary does not include Great
Britain, Germany or Russia, which Mr.
Dclmar proposes to make the subjects OF
! another article.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Acting Out the Character
St.'Joscph lMo.) Gaz:t1e.

st.'Joscph (Mo.} Gaz:tte.
Chiidren's plays arc character plays to
a degree, but little folks are not apt to
choose the mean and hateful characters
(Which would soon make them stunned
by their rlaynates\, though they may
perhaps often act them without really
knowing it.
II say, girls" said a little blue eyed flax
en- haired hoy on Second street yesterday,
''lct me take your candy and we'll play
ci,chen.'
as it nice:' inquired hal: dozen six
year old chorus.
Mice! Yes. Let ne show you how.
Now, III lay the candy down here on
the step, and You ali 60 down there and
come up when YOU here me call like
rooster
The girls rctrcatcd and gathered in a
! group about fifteen fec, off, while the boy
got on his knees, with his head over the
candy, and began to call and flap his arms
| like a rocstcTs wings.
III LUCK, cluck, Ea., tap, ciuck' anu
all the girls came running up and ben,
to pick up the candy, when the little
fellow opened his mouth and took it in at
one gulp.
30, yoa mean boy" tE<y cried, 'you
have taken all our CANDY
''That's cause played rooster" said
the boy, "a rooster always calls the hens
up when he finds a grain Of corn, and
t!lcn picks it Up lmscll.'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
WHAT | KNOW ABOUT VEGBHINE.

South Boston, May 8, 1870.
II. r. STENENs, Esq:
T. Dear Sir-I have had considerable ex-
periencc with the VEGEr1NE. For dys-
pepsia, general debility and impure blood,
the VEGEr1SE is superior to anything
which | have ever used. commenced
taking VEeEIINE about the middle oflast
winter, and, after using a few bottles, it
entirely cured ME of dyspepsia, and my
blood never was in so good condition as
at the present time. 1t will afford me
pleasure to give any further particulars
relative to what know about this good
medicine to any one who will call Or adj
dress ut my residence, 396 Athens street.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
3S6 Athens street.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Vcgetine is.SvIQ BY all Druggists.
QTATE OF MINNESOTA COUN-
DTY OF MOWER.

oIY OF MOWER.
IN the Matter Of the Petition Of Herman War
ncr, ct 81
To G. c. Kinsman, J, S. Decker, Frank
Hanggi, John Sturgeon, George Hcrzog,
Henry 1lerzog, Henry Wachln, II. ". Page,
John Mouck, Lidia C.'WriGht, A. Wright and
Her man Gunz, the heirs Of the estate Of Viii
liam Mahony, and the owner Of S ! Of s 0
of sec 35. tp l03, range Is. You, and each of
you, are hereby notified that the undersigned
Commissioners, appointed by the judge Of
District Court Of the tenth Judicial District,
State of Minnesota, to estimate and appraisc
the damages done to your several lands by
raising the water in Dobbin's Creek for mill
purposes, by erecting u dam across said
quarter Of the north east quarter of section
No.2, township No. 1902 north. and of range
No IS west, in said Mower County, to the
height of sixteen feet, will meet ut the place
of erecting the dam above specified, to est-
mate and appraise said damage, on Wcdnes-
day, the frst day of September, 1878, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day.
That the Undersigned were appointed Com
missioncrs as aforesaid, upon petition of Her.
man Warner, J. G. Warner and Cal leb c..
Grain to the Judge Of said Court, for the pur-
pose Of obtaining the right of hovage upon
your lands.
Dated July 23d, 1875.
L. G. DORR,
r. A. RICHARDSON,
DAVID GATES,
No 17t4. Commissioners.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
4 double-headed snake has been cau1

A double-headed snake has been caught
in Banks county, Ga. It is one OF those
venomous species Of snakes commonly
called the copper-bel]ied moccasin, and
measures nine inches in length. 1t has
two clearly defined heads, two mouths "a
forked tongue in each,) four eyes (two in
each hcad,) and eight fangs. The heads
divcrge from tho neck, there being but one
Eeck-b bone
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS-Wan ofappetitc, rising
of food and from the stomach, acidity of
the stomach. heartburn dryness and white
ness of the tongue in the morning, sense
of tiscnsion in the stomach and bowels,
sometimes rumbling and pain; costive-
ness, which is occasionally interrupted by
diarrhna; palencss cf the urine. The
mouth is clammy, or has a sour or bitter
taste. Other frequentsy ptoms are water
brash. palpitation of the heart. headache,
and disorders Of the senses, as seeing
double. etc. There is generally debility,
languor and aversion to motion; detection
OF the spirits, disturbed sleep, and fright
ful dreams.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

Very stern parent indeed-"Come here
sir! What is this complaint the school,
master has made against you?" Much in
jured youth-"Its just nothing at all.
You see, Jenny Hughes bent pin, and
only just left it On the teachers chair
for him to look at, and he came in with
out his specs and sat right down On the
pin, and now he wants to blame me 'or
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
GAINED FIFEEN POUNDS o.
=. ... : ESH.

sourn BERWICK, Me, Jan. II, 1912.
II. Il. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Sir-l have had dyspepsia in its
worst form for, the last ten years, and have
taken hundreds Of dollars worth Of mctii-
cine without obtaining any relief. In
September last commenced taking the
VEuETlNE, since which time MY health
has steadily improved. 1ly food 1igey!s
we'll, and have gained fifteen pounds of
flesh. There arc several others in this
place taking the Vna ErlHE, all have oh.
tanned relief.
Yours truly,
THOMAS +. MOORE,
Ovcrsccr Of card roonl, Portsmouth Co..
Mills
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

x6 n &00 per day. Agents wanted. All
w " VAo classes of working people Of both
sexes, young and old, make more money at
work for us in their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all the time, than at
any thing else. We offer employment that
will pay handsomely for every hours work.
Full particulars, terms, Lc.. sent free. Send
us your address at once. DoA't delay. Now
is the time; EoA't look for work OR businc IS
elsewhere, until you have learned what we
offer. g. STINsON / Co., Portland. Maine
pll.ly.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Reliable Evidence. E

Mr. III. Il. TTEyExs:
Dear Sil--{ will most chcerfully add
my testimony to the great number you
have ulraad received in favor Of your
great and good medicine. VEGz:r1SE, for
do not think enough can be said in its
praise, i,)r ! was troubled over thirty
years witt, that dreadful disease, Ca1arrh,
and had such bad coughing spells that it
would seem asthouyh lcould never breath
any more, and YEGI:rINE has cured me ::
and do feel to thank God all the time
that there is 50 good a medicine as VICE
TINE, and ] also think it one Of the best
medicines for coughs and week sinking
feelings at the stomach, and advise every
body TO take the \F:GETfNE, for can as.
sure them it is one Of the best medicines
that ever was. =
MRS. L. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

A rather stylish lady, upon asking a
handsome youth as to his occupation,
was informed that he was an "adjuster Of
movable alphabets." 1t was some time
before she discovered that he meant lie was
simply printer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
! All Il diseases ctlIiis caves Of the Blood.

II VEeErISE Will relieve pain, cleanse
purify and cure suc!, diseases. restoring
the pa1ientto perfect health after trying
different physicians, many remedies, sutt-
ering for Years, Is it not conclusive proof,
if you are sufferer, You can be cured ::
Why is this medicine performing such
great cures? It works il! the blnol, in
the circulating tlui.l. It can truly be call
cd the Great Blood Purifier. The great
Blood Purifier. The great source Of dis
ease ori:in;>tcs in the blood: and 10 med
icine ;1l;,t Goes not :ct directly upon Il, to
purify and renoyatc, has any just claim
UPON public attention.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

"A Pennsylvania ladies' man says he is
never satisfied that his lady friendsunder-
stand kiss unless he has it from their
own mouths,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Correct Speaking.

We advise all young people to acquire
the habit Of correct speaking and writing,
and to abandon as early as possible any
use ofslang words or phrases. The longer
YOU live, the more difficult tho acquire.
ment of correct language will be; and if
the golden age Of youth, the proper season
for acquisition Of language, be passed III
abuse, the unfortuntte victim, it neglect
cd, is very properly doomed to talk slang
for life Money unnecessary TO procure
this education. Every man has it in his
power. He has merely to use the Ian
guage which he reads, instead Of the slang
which he hears; to form his tastes from
the best speakers aud poets in the coun-
try; to treasure up choice phrases in his
memory and habi,uate himself to their
use, avoiding at the same time thatpedan-
tic precision and bombast which shows
the weakness of vain ambition, rather
than the polish Of al educated rnau.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19

This Il the season of bugs. P"tato-bugs
and chinch- bugs on the farms-all kinds
of bugs puttering about the windows eve
n,ngs or trying to find their way into peo-
plc's cars-black bugs and brown bugs
bugs that buzz and bugs that make no
noise at all-bugs that bite and bugs that
come fooling around my lady's black-hair
or tickling her on the neck merely TO hear
her screech in accents terrific as If an elc-
phapt;ncrhinoceros was closing his jaws
upon hcr-bugs that crawl, and bugs that
snap, and bugs that festiveiy fly into light
ed lamps, offering themselves up as sa-
worry sacrifice upon the altar of reckless
ness-and :big-bugs'' buzzing and SWELL
ing and dancing about the fashionable
watering places under the preposterous
selfdeception that they are making lions
Of themselves.-Chicago Journal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
Good Evidence.

CISclSNAT1, Nov. 26, 1872.
Mr. H. Il. iSTEvilNs:
Da*r Sir--Tnc two bottles Of ]'cgctiEc
furnished me- by your ag;n: my wife has
used with great benefit. For = long time
she has been troubled with dizziness and
and co=tivenes$; these troubles are now
entirely removed by the iisc Of \E3E
TIEr,.
She was also trouble with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has bt:tn greatly
benefited.
TyJn>y.C. CI; .YrnT1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-08-19
FLECK HOUSE.

Where nc can be consulted free upon any dis
ease in his Spccialtics.
Scrofula, syphilas, Consumption, Kidney
Disease, Piles, Paralysis, Palsy, Female Com
plants Of Whatever Character, and he will
admit OF no Superior in the treatment of
Throat and Lung Diseases with his new,
original and perfect system. Almost hope
oss eases are successfully treated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-29

Thursday January 20, 1876,
a. O'Clock. NJ the Court Hoase. in Somerset Dor
cugh. the following described valuable real estate,
10 ~ Properly u Cyrus Meyers, ESD, deceased
mol A certain lot of ground situate in The
inr sleh OF Somerset. adjoining another 10y OF de-
'sgieut on inc north, AIain - on me soaih, East
81 oa the east, ami an alley On the west, Nltaa
f.r.e -rw one stury brick e0ttage hguse, win 2
uaussri ROOT. AMI back building with SLahs2ri
root Ga!sheI 10 The most complete style, with iur-
800 range. water tank. bath rom water and gas
pipes. aad al The modern Improvements tAs.e9i
erected: SAID lot frgnting on Main street ao2ut -
ea.f AMI extending back toward tnion ~. aoout
10 lses. being the late residence Of sald deceased
nae l1=trfsn "a enc ct tie most desirable m IN :
p5rfien OF the State, S1bere is q spring o. good
, The unditided one-foar,h Of the follow
ip. described four tracts OF Land al situate IN
lover Turkeyf5ot Up, Somerset county, r. al
in ne BODY an adjoining lands Of josiah Tame
iii Jehu Rush. Vim. II. EO0ntz and others, the
o-f,a- tir-ael f5urths Of which said four tfaetso OF
/ nnl are ownedb by YIN. ). Bissel, John tieinihS !
es.ate au9 Wm. II. ho9atz, which sald lshas are
Z 4escribed as follows: 4,
( Eo. / 4 traea OF land fuEneTly cwned % EuofA
Z Solomon. containing 10 arres, more or iess' se'eF-
81 nercs % which are clearea- -
No Z Attract Ot land formerly owned by jesse
{ p5-A anil hss wife. continuing l6j acres, more OF
less several acres 0i which are cleared. Ihefe
Is 4 one s,ory house anI small Stable q TIE prem
Na 2 al tract Of land formerly owacd by Sol
t,nan Paldwin. containing ID acres, more or less
! several acres OF which are eiearet- anu aeout SIX
/ acres in meadow. There g lone stor! hDNse-n
I orthuillinxs on the premises.
No.A !. a tgaet % Land saTranLe4 n tae Lam.
IN YIN. II. Ko9ptE, containing % acres morsVl
Hess. These lauts are valuable on account o. the
eaaI auI tIuaar. and aIs3 lOr agricultural par
TERMS. Olc-third IN hand ant the balance
I In tW9 equal scmtannuri payments Win htetes
IT I'M rnatisD Of <ile Or from delivery OF pos
session Of tAe paauises. Tea per cent q t1e pdr
rh-ss money must be all cash on Day Of sale
NsL. H. kOONTZ.
40, TRUSTEE.
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D-1iouatclly She greatest =-a dis.
l1yery muelicile IS pAgo,TE~ RADICAL
CVEE for Dyspepsia, Sex Headache ~a-T
stomach. Ca>,iycne,s, Blia1Sress Loss
Of Appetite, distress AFTER eating ana al
disorders caused ly inll--s.ea or % de.
RANGED liver. Is rC arc a.al
and sare rllieGis guaranteed In every c--
where 1t Is faithfully used. IL tone. az
the stomach. regulates Tie liver. restores
,ae natural appetite. Strengthens tHe cell
cate. and uygy.is ali martit aumaTs from
the sgs.em. Typhoid and Bilious 'eTei
might ID aIl.os; evcTs case -c prevented
lr lis tiaa.y use. Tuai size - CENTS )
very i-= doses wil relieve Ears. g Iti-
perseverance cure yua.
ssh IS a.. 81. BEElaIo e Co. 4er
SIT Pa.
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EGAL NOTICE.

J. Faar. IN the Common Pleas 81 Sou
- lerset county, alias writ Of par
WuL. Earaest. suIi0n.
r, William Earnest. defendant above Hanled-
YOu are hsre6y notified that an ahas VII =.
ra-rIi5n issued out Of the Court o. Common
tfiassnf : Iererset county,. with Gn order iOr puts-
Heatien O. ne directed. Commanding !ou ~ aYYe9a
show cause why partition Should not DC uiTls
between you AID the pl1fEtH above n@lAeu u -
.dl4Wing lands IN CElerseNcVUuts ~ VI -
said plaintiff together and nndIfi@et aO n''I'
sol tract Of land known as the Peter ?.
IL alker tract containing ON acres Mole VI
No. 2 A trae; in rane Of Levis Meminser'
Nc. a tras, il name Of John Stella, contain
No trass in name Of Charles MarqGiant-
& containing 40 acres
No. 5. tFseL IN name 81 AGrth JUL NON
No6, 4 tract in ramc Of Nathan Luaboro1Shi
I containing ~ acres
No :. The southern PARTON Of a tract IN name
I of Arram stein, eoatsining lS aeres and :
Nos A tract in name Of Peter Bslson con
tanning - aerus.
taEia2 "a acres.
no. 10 4 tFdCI u uai4e "a AAy-iAs 80"
containing 43aeFes.
Il. Atfacg IA name Of Geosze barSheT- con
I aiming 5S3 acres and . perehes
No y. tract in n4ms ei henry hAsr- e'h
No. rs a tract in nanse Of Rachael ION an
IlaAh Tsra, soEtaining scores
XNoH axe hereby notify 10 appear ala Cysl4p
Cmmen Pieast u be hct5eB on The an Aleu1af =
JsuaaTy Bexl and show cause why partition oe
OLIVER KNEPPER
Sheriff.
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Remember sssis

Now &, Che lime ca ygs- fo. tag.
ma. Lung Fever. Coughs. Co.-s aud gal.
rs-.lts uE pre5isnasitiaa 50 Co1sal goa
and other Throat aaI Lang Diseases
Go~CHEEs GEE2IAN >TGUT E.s been used
IN sa.s ue5- Aao,hooa for Size la~, two Cd
three wears wllaoUt "a single iatlTe t'
cure. Il yol have not used iA's UeA.eI2e
taar>eIr 20 to your Druggists g. W Ben.
faal s. Co.. and ask him oi lis wonderful
success among his customers Two oos>
viI relieve the worst cas ii yo3 have
no saith in "a medicine jlst buy q sam
rfe Bottle OF Bosclee Gern.al >raa ie-
Ed c,ats and try f.. Ra-u.ar size a.ttc
Scents. Don't ny= ,ect % cough 80
~ cents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-29
AS A POLITICAL JOURNAL

The Times will be devoted, as in the past, to u dis
crtmiuate support OF the Republican party, while
IL reserves the right OF expressing tndspendeEt
opinions upon the measures OF policy Of any Al
mInIstratiJu, OF upon the course Oh any lesders-
Ire atItude Is that Of independence within the Re
n,bItsan rarty- tDr in that way can tue interests Of
ne ueoD.e pe most efficiently served Parry gov
erpment is essential 10 constitutional country,
anu when journals profess 70 nave "A paTry =
ssithful ,o the convictions ami aims upon when
he Republican party was based, BAT II i not inc
mouthpiece of a clique. 1t was not originally 81
: -acsivst any .sfaVurs" whatever from the party
win which il mas been identified ithas suppor.
ed the Republican party in the past 9i'sn az ~;
own risk and loss, and always because e.
nat party TO pe founded On sound and p4tfiOte
Drineiples. But its support has been lreeIy ahl
impartially rendered, and IL viii never consent q
serye as a mere instrument for registering the oe-
| ereeS OF politicians.
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An.n,.lcu eslest ne.n.e

lie edition Cd. 1876 u tie sterling
Medical Annual known ss scstetel Al
mauac. Is now ready. lua usy be obtained.
free ST c71. 90 G-rE-e's acl general
country dealers in al parts a tue UniteJ
States ard British tuieric. auJ indeed Ia
every civilized portion ST The
Hemisphere l. caub.ots. with .ha
soundzst practical advice .ar The r-cserva
sion aud restoration u health. large
amouut 81 Interesting and amusing light
reading ana the caleHdlr. astronomical
calculations chrouo.a cI} stems Ec.. ara
p~replTc1 WHh eveat Gaze aai viii BE
taGuI entirely aCcurate Use Issue "a!
Hastcuers Aluln4c fHr 1875 Ntl prola-
tiy BE Tie lr-s edition 81 "a Hsedic
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