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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MoSoAY, Nov. ~, ls7a

Ereku
BErvEs.-Trade fair rather heavy Of horned
s la.s S.s .S~ = ss sSss 81 ps' % rs Is
lbs been allowed ne wh lew head sold sold o., on 9 G bs
esrs s o. horned easi,eioi illinois sc h.
weight ~ cwt % Illinois steers st 9c perb weight
A @ @s~ ss Iaa. ,.ssss !, S;s s'. SsI ii ws
s l. .s. a. o 20. e. weight M Ken
from oe sls & gr S weigh, weight. " sws; q
ess Mhsssr soa for ~ T.
~ S pfa s
ib weight cwt for Gor ulery LAT Kentucky
e is os gsa
PEI H. = y msSs1Sas Ssaasss 'sss: sesr l
per per H. weigh. swi asss. so.d ,or ssit o. llinsi;
M Coon iosSarg n"s steers per S weight
M ew 3 q nS 20 s s w. wssss
Kahn sod i, for Kahn fs;s A. Kss,rssy
s,.e per iC weight 7,s ew. for j. Brown Kentucky
s~s,Hs sss y Tsasssy % ss (, s @
Sss @sss a. e sI weight IL s~s for q Ken.
& Ksnaesy a. At per IT, We Weights ms5ss ss ss es
9. Z Evan sold er SELF 8 I'D sss sss:
ns e s "a S vsshs 81 es for + Bags - Indians
.s s i, g per n.a r. ~ wish o, 2, sws !, Il
per h. with zoe on per head weight "a cw.; 90 Illinois
s ss' At v Win Ala z 's hssa -ssa: ss
..sn per o weight 81 strong fs , Hsy yo % oho
siancr ii Ohio Al obes oale per M, woiEh,
ssr ''T wshs ss ssxn ' Yards
Mcrherson for J. Holmes 50 Colorado steers at
&; = ,sss, ss
ss es y 1s rss'i
# ii ~iSGs li.s,; ~, ,;s.,, s.%sss vs..
sif s ss @ g. SS EXT
f 4 v; ,sss ,aS sss i
s ssi ssa s a % :sS
steers a, v per r. ~ cwx - & cTd ~ w'sn Si on
iasI. - 4, os s Ssr rh $, "a Hs.
q S sS' per ~ sss Ss' w weishs Sss Ss per head
hssa y .sd So
h..s sG'' weight ss pss los Illinois S sT. = .s
Ioss per ri weisht. ess 7 cwt w:s,s ssass az
,s, sff's T. "'; s's'.i Sss
ew w n o ro on set q sIa na on - seas 81 W. Per si
weight ~ -. Loutertash sold fer kcper Co ~
g Sss weight. e S sw IT. WY ~ s II
= ss per s Sssi ~ sm s aS, $ ew I, IL Is
sa " !; ass .s s s. s sss ss. .s's s'sy psy
NJ ss .'s " r. 'Sss S%a.s .ss ;'s
81 Illinois steers A. yc a s,zc. per b.. With q
q Ss 81 |sss en Il sd ss e s
@ s @ sw VIA Vi y .esr - had ss 70 e.
Dsr,s weights x ew,sss swi; . ,o5 IL \ Nor
Ss.a @s. %ssA ;ssl' TX rs nj 4.
Meyerstein vo Illinois steers ut &c. per H., with ~
MePrI. sI r., IS ii"o!: se swa
s.. ewt. 80 Illinois steers al 9i4c luc; ptr ib.
VI. cwt: for l.. Rvthsclhd ~ Missouri steers At
s p. d ri ps sd is s'9s sss
owt M seant ~ balls as 3sc. per l, live seisht
xi Is per head: bulls at IS - cwt. live weight
3oJ lbs. per head for sundhcmer Co., =. rxinia
seers per 10. with ~ o per head. weight vss ew
.cant For ulman Co. - Virginia stcors at lO per
h. with soc on pr head. weight = cwt -,
sfxKp LAMBs.-Irn1e slightly improved on .the
closing markets Sheep sold ~ 44c Wsc
Der IT,; lambs 5c To- per ib kroy soid 100 u,io
weight 1900 lbs oc ib IA state sheep weight lp,o
x nj Ss.c per l53 state labs weight lV.t lbs. at
,i per ID. Judd buckingham sold i91 Ohio shrrp,
we,rht i0 AGO lbs, 44c per iD 4ol Ohio shosp. weht
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLOSED BARELY
STEADY, BUT I-32c. A 1-16c. HIGHER
FLOUR FIRM-wHEAT STEADY CORN QUIET
BUT UNcHANGED-oATs sTEADY--wHIsKEY
DULI-PoRK NEGLECTED AND NOMINAL
TuRPENrINE sTEADY-RosIN sTEADY-orLs
sTEADy--CoFfEE sTEADY-sUGAR FIRM
FREIGHTs STRONG.
MONDAY, Nov 27-6 p. NJ
The trade movement litte ireer to-day, and In
some quarters business quite brisk. At the Prod
uce Exchange there manifest inclination to
do business, and in some articles fair amount was
consum mated. Flour firm. Wheat was steady
Corn was quiet and unchanged. Oats were steady
Whiskey was dull but unchanged. Pork was neglected
and nominal Lard u shade easier, but decidedly
more active Freights strong vessels for charter
again hele higher. tho spot arm futures
closed barely steady l32c. l-isc higher Coffee
steady. Sugar was firm. Oils steady. Petroleum
frmer. Naval stores steady.
CoYrER-Thc market Brazils very quiet; l62
bags Rio Santiago, taken Of stock leaving the
stock here tonight 7.434 bags. Mild coffee
also quiet. We quote Ordinary cargoes, 13a1c.
l6c fair do l7s4c. 1Sc.; good do, lSisc. ls1ac:
prime lSac 19c extreme range for lots l5sc. Doc;
Santos fair good, 174c &c., gold ninety days Java,
bags. 2Oc 2ac.; do, mats 2ic 23c;
singapore l7c lsc; Ceylon, 1870. lsc. Maracaibo,
lec. lsc.; Lagusyra, 1916 lsc.; Jamaica i5lac.
17c st. Domingo, l41ac ,4slc Porto Rco i61zc 1sc:
Costa kica. I6c loc Mexican, l6>sc ai7,sc: Manila.
l6c l7c Anro.tlrA lec isc s.sanil's ioc isc.;
CorroS arket spot ruled firm. with an
vance however I-32c. 16c the closing prices of
Saturday The closing prices to-day compare with satur
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IrcIuded in iGO bales arrive. Delivered
on contract bales For ature delivery tnc sales
as follows after Que Y. M.Novcmber. 4Op
b.les At ~ Site December. zoo ut IL &c., ZOO at
- y.Iac 1900 l2ac. 40 at IL ll3zc. Feb
ruary 10 I73-c Marcia 400 at II ~ 32c. April,
4O at ~ 2y32c. zoo 1t i2ac. May. 100 at ~ i6c,
20 ~ I3 l-;i2c. July. 100 ut l3 ll-32c. Total.
1900 bales To-day, up to two II M-Novemoer,
loo AZ 11t4c. notice. .Sth. December,
80 a. IL Bile. I:hU at IL li-32c., 90 at l. 931c,
100 Al ~ 5-!ec. 100 az ~ o,'-e january. $50 ~
~ .ivc 1890 1T IL i5i1c 100 AZ ~ iS3-c february.
400 ~ lasac 40 IL 2I32c. l.ioj a. i2-sc, 40 at
IL 03lc 100 isac oo1 az ~ - s2c. 90 at 1. iv.c;
xp 800 as " S1c 100 ~ 10 Iuc. 2O at AZ .y3-c,
s,J az 1. 3i-J-c 100 lie; May. oJ ut jtac. June,
100 at 10 size. ~ ~ y-J.e. August. % at
l3Ac. TutA, 400 bales. Grand total. 26.UD bales.
ls receipts ports follows: 49,
bales: sew Orleans, ln.dJJ, Mobile. J.27i savannah.
h; 5sns Charleston. 5.s. Wilmington. isO5; Norfolk.
5O,4. Baltimore. 100. New York, 5s7 Boston, 327 Phil
a'ciphln 3sv Total. 4Ds14 This day last week. u.ss.
Ihis aay iAst year. :n 1884 Total since September l,
. III oa saturday night Cotton ireients closed
n. follows 10 iasre, Steam. c.. conprcssed to Bre-
men Nv steam. conpresseds sail &c: to Liver
mol, Is.:.2d bv steam, by sail. b loc.
Flour GnAfS.ke -siDts-fiour 3SUol bbls, wheat,
3IDis busAss meal ioJ bbls aud l5I sacks corn,
3s3s7 bashc. oats us34o do ryc, ~ sol 40 barley,
o0s tss do barley malt 2f-ot do The our market was
hrIn iar inquiry for shipping grades Other kinds
were quiet. ihs sales about 5000 bbls. including
stale and soasnen. at the sanesed quotations
RIVE sar qniet; $40 bbs sold at ~ Spa - ID Corn
s3 81 Tor Brandywnc aud 81 10 - 10 or Western aud
A.
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MEMORANDA.

Tho Purchasing Committee OF the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railroad Company publish in another
column the details OF the subscription to the stock Of
the corporation, TO be called "Thc Wabash Rail-
road Company" Tho plan 10 substantially the same
ms that given In this column yesterday by Mr. Roose-
welt The stock and bonds improving under the
new programme.
Tho following shows ,hc earnings Of tho Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company for tho third week
In November, 1876, 18th 10 2lst inciusve:-
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Tho closing prices in san Francisco to-day were as

THE AMERICAN MINING BOARD
The American Mining Board has under consideration
proposition to form the members into lie insurs
assocaona feature tha, may add largely to its
list OF memberships. A .ifc insurance company that
is subject none OF the customary commissions or
other enormous expenses incident to the business
conducted In this city must In time become . useful
and beneficial Institution.
The following the Official record Of sales to-day oil
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Wheat dem transactions were restricted
by the high sales aoont l|ovD
bushels at ~ ~ - for old Chic including small lot
III 10 81 10 81 20 Tor No. do ~ ~ Tor nj xed
do ~ for No. 81 ~ ior No Milwaukee, ~ ior No.
do, 81 81 for choce red winter and ~ 81 Tor amber
kansax Cora easy. Tho sales about laJUJJ
bushels ac Tor poor old mixed ~ store; 5sc osac
grade, 5ac Tor steamer. jyc. Gc fr mixoJ
and No. !. osc for graded mixed &c Tor Kansas mixed
and for old white quiet, with sales
Southern sSc. Barley quiet. Barley
malt also quiet NJ 81 81 70 for Inferior 20 fancy eau
75c. Soc tworswcd stare and SIC. 81 tor six
rowed state. Oats quiet but steady, with ses Of
about $1,000 bushels ut 3sc for rejected ,c S1c Tor
Western and white and j3c ale. Tor
OF Western aud state mixed
HEMp AND J ura ute Lutts we're held very hrniv
quotations. ticmp quct, but hrm We quote Amcr
dressed Si0J 500 Tor single 500 Sl25 for double
and Xl3U 0l23 Tor rough; Klsn. clear xsuO $40,
god Italian Sa75 xaso. vold juts, 5}&c o<c. cur
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CLOSING PRIcEs--3 P. N.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Tho following the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those OF Saturday,
ADyAxcx-C., c., G. and l., TX; Erie. Il; Norris
and Essex, l.
DxcLixE.-New York Central. h Burlington and
Quincy, u; Delaware and Lackawanna, Is Della
waro and Hudson., TX; Hannibal aud ST. Joseph
common, Il Lake Shore, L; Michigan Central, q;
New Jersey Central, Il; Northwestern common, Il
Northwestern preferred, n; Ohio and Mississippi. q
Pacific Mail, n Rock Island, ,s; St Paul common,
n ST. aulprcfcrrcd, u Union Pacific 17s Western
Union, n; Adams Express, 2; American, u.
The rest Of the market was steady.
1Hg MONEY MARKET
Tho week opens without inpor ant change in this
department. On call loans money offered at and
per cent, although exceptional transactions
nm the basis OF s per cont Prime discounts are still
quoted at AZ and per cent. The rates Of exchange
on New York at the aforementioned cities to-day
were:-Savannah, u OF Charleston, scarce. nomi-
naly S-1d selling " par; Cincinnati duh. 100 dis
count; New Orleans commercial 916, bank III st.
Louis $50 to 200 discount and Chicago, rs discount
Foreign exchange was dull and heavy to-day. We
0uofo.-
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THRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON MOKTGAGE-CITY,
i Brooklyn and Queens county.
LEAviTi woLcoTT. 10 Pine -
M NANTED--FROM ~ 500 TO $SOOO FOR FIRST
w mortgages ON New York and Brooklyn properly
GROVE 4 ANDERSON. X6b Grand 81
WANrED-A GENTLEMAN TO DISCOUNT ABOUT
w $2UO business at 10 per cent year. lot
Responsible nrufaeturing house, In city.
Address N. L. r.. Herald Ups0wn Office.
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TRs GOLD MARKET

MARKET.
Tho gold market was firm, with all the business at
ios,s 1924 closing at lo9h The rates paid Tor
rying were 10 . per cent.
OPERATIONS THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances. $v33vl5
SuEfcncy baiancc8. i,oueoio
Gross clearxnces o. 1906 900
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Government bonds closed firm at tho following quo
tations:-unlted States currency sixcs, 124 125;
do. do. 1851. registered, III 1l7,l; do do, do,
coupon, lish ll7s<; do do, 1865. registered, loS<
ll0 do do, coupon, 1924 lilo; do. do, do, new,
registered, ll2A ll3 do do, DO, do, coupon ll2'4
li3; do DO. 1867, registered ll5Js ll0,s; do do,
90, coupon, 1lsk lie; do do, 1865, registered,
ll7,s ll7ts; do do. do, coupon, ll71 n's; DO
tenors es, registered, l13ts ll3'l do. do, coupon
ll4h max; do. hvcs 1881, registered, 112 1925
do. do, do, coupon, fi2s lla,s do. AXIS. los;s
llok.
TRR FoRKIGN MARKET
Consois In London cIosoa saturday at o5js 95ts.
Ths The only prce to-day. United states bonds are
also unchanged Tho iurIhcr OF G2oo,ooo bu.hon
was to-day wlfhdSawn IRON The Bank OF England, and
good part Of n will anooubtediy be sent TO New
York. The statemopt OF tho Imperial Bank OF Ger
mary last week shows increase OF 7445.0o0 narka
yhc following are closing Gys r n. pr,ces:--conso's
Tor msaey, s5ss sSA; 40 Tor account vs. = eSk; /;
nvs-swsny bonds Of isss. cid. iosxi nvs-sweIv
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FINANCIAL.
TuE WESTERN uAioN rKLE5kAPn LOAPASS.
WHAT III Is WORTH.
Nxw YoRK, Nov. -, 1876.

CHARLES BARRETT. Esq. -
DEAR sIRWe informed that bill Is 20 be Intro
duced al ths coming session Congress- under which.
passed. the national will bust
oi postal ieiezrspny
In order IL obtain te requisite facilities Is will he
saFy for he government the property
Western Union Company else build lines.
inasn.uca the mas by of Con
oe9ted by The Western Union Company the right tsko
poes wires aAd apparatus OF the stian
tsiny would n the exercise of right
thau the cost OF duplicating the existing lines
IT. ofdtr therefore, 10 enable form idea to the
yalue of the property OF Western Union the
watch stockholders would be bkeiy receivs
OF their the the
oI the lines by the United states government. would
like you such niorma you able
regarding the condition of that company Its
the Of duplicating ts existing lines
n. A. COUDRE.
SAMUEL GILMAN.
Il. H. HARRIS
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GrxrLrNss-Complying with your request have exam
ined tho annual report OF the estcrr Union Com
pany-that tor the year ending june 80 1876
II cont little of the information necessary
convey ntegcn idea regarding tbs condition Of tho
company usness there Is general balance sheet
such Invariably give in their annual
reports; detailed statement showing the sources from
which ,ross derived. detailed state
of expenses statemeht whatever In regard TO the
leased lines the rentals paid therefor,
inuieate whether the receipts and
olessed lines included in nnonnt given In tho
whether tile statement expenses includes the
rentals 0f such leased lines.
On the nunLee OF messages Tor the year Is given
ls 7-557 toll 3us cents which would amount
~ 3s3io and page ~ IL is stated that the revenue
accrnng the company from money transfer service
S9u u These 632 ysti. while the
receipts are given M Sio.0ti.oSt
Inerentia the balance oi oi 9e7 must have been de-
rived other than tho business OF telegraph
ing.
The reports OF previous years taken connection with
the report might and In forming idea the
don Of tbs company and OF It's business have none
detailed nfcrmaton IL IS useless 20 attempt an
analysis The following figures. taken from
circular signed IAN EN-Drector." and from communal
cation the Commercial Advertiser dated January H.
1870 showing the increase capital stock since 1883 10
interesting. It Affects the condition Of tho
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
re THE SySQWKHMsoTL,pssYRss WHsT,sY OF ylE TotEp II

no THE sTOCKM0LDEkS ,oF THE TOLEDO
In conpiinnce with the terms Of settlement between tho
holders q Gold Mortgage Bonds and q te
WABASH GALWAY COMPANY have been opened by the
mse a No. s. William st. room No. TO- third oo 0o
Shareholders OF the Toledo. Wabash and Western Rail-
new company upon the following terms conditions
FItsTsnrrcnder Of the old certificates the time Of
Co@nises which viii ent.e the holder stock il the
share for share upon q ten de,r per
Feb ]. April j July Oct l. 1877 and Jan. l. 1878, with
interest from Nov s-6 or the whole may be paid at
SECOND subseript on must be made within thirty
days from this date the stockholders will forfeit all right
fiiIiiD-f ali orhe stock not subscribed within thirty
days those who have before subscribed have right
take rata proportion Of tho balance subscribed for
twenty days ttereatcr. -
the 81 600 subscribed, and the bank debtli DO extend
ed over period q years All o.i ascms ana con
TALLY relieved Of burden Of interest than
Tho road Is excsllcnt condition throughout with
that zoo miles OF steel track aud its equipment ample
tic present year to November l. show gain or Si:soc
and the business Of the entire Is estimated al
company win BE- .rsgcd for the nrst year by
a sE SST'ns ssSSssgg sS gA !: Y xDa f
5oI IEsyr HENsY 4o r9sr khSxnpT + H + LxMLAS HoLo
HUMfIIiEYs. mKNRY" 'CRXwyoRp. ELISHA <.
CUKAY, CYRUS ". FIELD and wM. H. 1sIIAM.
peed plan for andng the overdue coupons o The mort
bonds will be submitted 20 the bondholders and II s
70 resume interest ON the hrst mortgages early in
The question cf.ung bonus or other obligations for the
sasseEption q $40 psr share win be submitted to The
Thus RECONSTRUCTED and relieved OF the difficulties
which the old company has 30 long struggled, 1t Is safe
20 anticipate prosperous future Tor the wabash Railway
Full psrticulsrs will be furnished ~ tho Committee
Rooms. No. So William
3 4; D AApAHsiY ADAi.sY rsreha;%ps %iss.s cs%mi''s'
3 K soopxow, Railway Conn Company
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MONDAY. Nov. 27. 1870.
lU.I5 Am II.30 A Al

Z 800 ~ u = 5-cO. Q '0S. li7t.
Z i 900 Us 5s. G. '5l... 1124
1 1910 do. ......... li2i4
Z 5vO US IS. 1910. .. LA
i 10000 do. ........ Iltz
1 1000 u ) u's. cur..... i2f
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
Cheap Johns"

When people are complaining Of the
dishonesty of those engaged in trade,
it would be we'll enough for. them to en-
quire if such swindling practices are
not, in some degree, chargeable to there
own conduct. In this city we have a
large number Of honorable merchants,
representing every line Of Commercial
commodity. These men are perma-
nently located here, and are property
owners and Taxpayers. They expend
what they acquire in our midst, con-
Stunning products grown here and i'm
proving property, and thus advancing the
interests Of the community. They are
our neighbors and friends, whom it is
our duty to patronize, encourage and
assist: Do we do thus by them?
Only a few days ago, a party Of
strangers came hithet, from nobody
knows where. They certainly had moth.
ing to recommend them, for there was
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER ExEcU-

Under and by virtue Of N Execution is
sued out OF and under the Seal OF the Dis.
trict Court in and for Goodhue county. in
tho first judicial District, Of tho State Of
Minnesota, on the 9th day Of March, A.
D. 1875, upon a judgment rendered and
docketed in said Court, on the 25th dsv of
March, A. d. 1875, in an action commenced
therein, wherein Charles Reichenbach was
plaintiff and Louise Sherrer was defendant.
in favor of said plaintiff and against said
defendant, for the sum of one hundred and
forty-eight and 400 dollars, did. or the
9th day Of March, A. D. 1876, lew upon
as the property of said defendant, Louise
sherrer, those pieces or parcels Of land with
al! the appurtenanccs thereunto belonging,
lying and being in Goodhue county, State
| of Minnesota, and described as follows. to
wit: "The west half of the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of section
number twenty-five (25), in township one
hundred and thirteen [l13] north. of range
No. fifteen [15] west," and upon all the right.
| title AMI interest, both in law and equity.
which the said Louise Sherrer had On the 18th
day of December, A. D. 1874, or has at any
time since had in and to the above describ-
ed land and premises, 1.-THE same having
been, on the 18th day of December, attached
by virtue of a writ Of attachment issued in
said action.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that I shall, on the 18th day of May, A. D.
| 1876, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the front door Of the Court House,
in the city of Red Wing, in said Goodhue
county, offer for sale, at public auction, the
land and premises so levied upon as afore-
said, and shall then and there fairly strike
OH and sell the same for cash, to the highest
bidder, or so much thereof as shall be suffi-
cient to satisfy said Execution together
with interest, costs and disbursements.
Dated. Red Wing, Minnesota, March %,
A. D. 1876.
MARTIN S. CHANDLER.
Sheriff of Goodhue county. MINI.
F.W. HOYT.
| Plaintiffs Attorney 25w7
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
Stop That Cough !

The wonderful results and immense
sale Of HALE's COUCH CORDIAL the
past season, Dug int to convince the most
skeptical; still we are going to con-
tinue the same liberal offer that we have
made heretofore, viz: Any person sui.
fering with a cough, cold or sore throat
who will call at F. A. Poole's, Hawley
g. Kellogg's or any other Drug Store
and purchase bottle of HALE's COUCH
CORDIAL, use one-half of it, and if they
then conclude that it is doing them no
good, they can return the balance and
receive back their money. Who would
not test this medicine on such liberal
terms? No medicine ever sold in this
vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All we ask is that you will
try it. 5m6
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Remember This.

: Now is the time of the year for
Pneumona, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds,
and fatal results of .predisposition to
Consumption and other throat and Lung
Disease. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this neighborhood for
the past two or three years without a
single failure to cure. If you have not
used this medicine yourself, 60 to your
Druggists, Jaehnig & Teele, and ask
them of its wonderful success among his
customers. Two doses will relieve the
worst case. If you have no faith in
any medicine, just buy Sample Bottle
OF Boschee's German Syrup for 10 cents
and try it, Regular size Bottle IS cents
Don't neglect cough to save IS cents
l7eolv
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
Winning Golden Laureis.

We were very much surprised to learn
the other day of the growing popularity
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis, where ever introduced,
this wonderful remedy is rapidly gaining
in favor. Why be without it when your
cure is as certain as you live. 1t is sold
by F. A. Poole, druggist, Red Wing,
and is even given away in trial bottles
to the afflicted. 25w2
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The CITY ELECTION takes place next
Tuesday, when Mayor, two Council
men, a Treasurer and Constable will
have to be elected, and we see that it j s
proposed to hold a republican caucus in
the Court House at seven and half
o'clock on Saturday evening next, to
nominate candidates. As the govern
ment of the city is matter Of deep in
terest to every citizen, all being equally
and ident,cally concerned in having it
administered economically and honestly
it behooves all to see to it that good men
are nominated for each position. Let
them be men of public spirit, who will
do all in their power to advance the
popular welfare, improve the city to
meet the public requirements, encourage
public works, Especially the bridge
across the island lake and east channel
and endeavor to preserve the public NOR
ais. 1t would, probably, be best if par
tizan feeling should be ignored in these
local contests, but if we cannot be freed
from the trammels Of political organiza-
tions, we can, at least, do our best to
make them subserve the interests of the
public, by insisting upon the nomination
and election Of our best men. To accom-
plish this let every man attend his par
ty caucus and seek to control it for the
public good. Don't leave the no1nina-
tions to be made by professional politi-
clans and then grumble because they
have selected unworthy or inferior men
for candidates; and remember that no.
body can have any claim for Office. If
any one has served the public well and
truthfully, he has only done his duty,
and the performance of a duty does not
constitute claim; at least, not to any,
thing more than respect and confidence.
1t does not place the people under any
positive obligation to continue such men
in Office, if one more competent is avail
able.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
THELOST CAUSE!

A magnificent Picture 14xlS inches in
size, printed on heavy plate paper, beautiful
in design and artistic in execution. It rep
resents Confederate Soldier after the war
returning to his home. which he finds lone
ly and desolate. In froEt of the ruined cot
tage, telling a sad tale of miseries Of war,
are two graves with rude crosses, on one
of which some friendly hand has hung a
garland. To the right the calm river and
the rising moon indicates rest. The stars
seen through the trees. represent the South
ern Cross. 1t is q picture that will touch
every Southern heart and should find a
place in every Southern home. Sent by
mail mounted on a roller and postpaid on
receipt of rs cents, or 3 for 60 cents.
Address JOHN BURROW 4 CO., Pubs.
BRISTOL, TENN.
@-Agents wanted everywheret to sell our
cheap popular pictures. S. to $40 per day
easily made. No money required until pic
lures are sold. Send stamp for catalogue
and terms.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
CITY NOTICES..

HONEY from California superior ar
ticle, in glass jars, for sale at Zirkle-
backs, Main street. 24tf