davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-01

Snfolse Der nidt 9emo9ten Seui0i-
sun9 Der notbwenbi9en @elber ppm
,Gpn9reB, wurben Die Mrbeiter Der .Oln
Dominion" Steinbri@en aui 100Dtann
..rsOu5irt. 70 2eute llno oaourA obne
Mrbeit.
, 1876-03-01

ueberipieien. Wartbo Srews
tier, farbin anseflost Gilenbobn=Gilen
Der @belapeate nno Obio g%ilenbabn-
@elelI9oit sebDrenp, in ibrem Sclibe 81
boben, wrroe 9eltern Morsen BON Dem
YoliSeiribter Der cuttings @onrt liber-
apitlal.
, 1876-03-01

SIN Senat lie9t elm @ori6las bon
@errn Daniel Dor, wel6er belo9t, bub
ieocr &cilenbe, Der ouf Sampfbuoten,
etc. iiA befinbet, fir joe Sour, wel6e
iibsr 10 Wteilen nib unter IS Wteilen lit,
5 Gts. unb iibcr 25 Meilsn 10 Gts. be-
sohlen ipQ.
, 1876-03-01
Neue An5eiaem.

Deutlae SbIsen = @eleAl6aft.
MitsIieoer, mel6e AT rem Gentsnnfa
SalBenfelfe in philadelphia tbeilntDmeu
ppIen, uetbsn erlu1t ben SefretGr Der Sc.
iealbatt perlDnli6 gu benaariAtisen urb lb
an ben trD1sntli9en S6is6ibunsen 81 tetbe.>
li9en, tnpem Ger Werein li6 Dem SGiisen.
bnnbs Der Der. Staaten oou siprb gImsriFa
aneeiGiofsn bat. SIN @uftraae,
g. s. 266r, Sefr.
, 1876-03-01

Saben. ltab wuroe bieier Gage
Elm bebablger Mormone %perbaitet, neil
man yoB G,peeb in ibm u%ernlutb te.
GlS aber lcine rs 6rauen uno 50 &inoer
fan,eu unO bod uuo bellia bstbeuerten,
oaB er Der SbrI9e lei lab Der Nld)ter
ieiucn Srrtbum uno lieb i'm frei.
9 0 %ciniaen Guscn puroe Der Deut.
ihe 2ouis 6%ellinser, als Wettruocrer
b%efannt, in Wheelina, 2Seit Yirsinisn
ermoroet. Seliinaer, Der in Der oorti9en
WalNniible oils Jog n5elfec" arbeilete
battle cine Sc tlan9 i'll Dem benodbarten
Clifton fir cinen 4uool 0tamenS Suha>
nan 9carbcitet. ga bieier ibm abcr iei
nen &oDn porentbielt, 10 9ub CT 0en Elae
lcbr balo auf uno fcbrte nah gSbselIa9
3u:iid, 100 er ietnen 6yeunoen uon Dem
8olfaa Mittbeiluns madte. gud)anan
id)wor Bellin9er 3iahe uuo pcriu1te gu
mebrercn Wtalen Sdnoel mt oemlelben
an,ufansen. abcr INNER obne iesllhcn
@rfola. Spdter ieoOd aims Vudanan
nad Der Sabrlf, III osr6ellinser arbeltete,
uno obne trgeno lpelde Gorreoc ucrjeete
er oemielben nit cinema aidenmeiier 5wei
Stide in Die linfe Srult, eiuen Obcrbalb
uno einen umterbalb SeS Sersens. @raoe
als CT nod ben Oritten Stid po1iiibren
.polte, wuroe Ell bon cilemS errn Outings
NIT einer @iieritunge SuSooen seidlayen
uao auf lolAc Weile uuiddolIh scmatt.
Bellin9er murre alsbalo pah ietnergDOb=
nun9 aeihafft. AnfansS belt man Die
Ycrwunouna fit nidt 10 9efabrliA, als
lib abe, cine innere Slutun9 einltele, "a
uerlAliumerte lih Der 3uitano Oes lunaen
Dtanne8 De maben, baB man gegeuglbenO
lesl.he Soffnuns fir ibn a%ufsab. Die
Mrbeiter oeS @ilsnmerfeS witroen Sudae
nan 9elpnht buben, penn nldt Serr Sa>
things iid in'sUiittel selest uno oen fcis II
Ansreiier einent PoIiillteu iibcrgcben
bGtte.
, 1876-03-01
moraliihc uuo rcht.

nOte moralih uuo re h +,
[ b Il II baltbarfet Der M
peren5<unbS onntoa8Spanqe e.
@eietcA biloetc bas Gbenla, pelbeS
9r. Simon Gbntpff aeltern Nbsno in
Der yTurnbolle" beiprah.
9feoner flbrte i'm 2aufc iliner Ofebe
aus, oaB Der @eilt uno Worilaut Der
MISUNDERSTANDING uuo oerVun-
oespelfanrms pcri0 lide, Die @cmilitnss
uno G)ewerbeirelbeit in Der Gepublif 90
rantircu, uno baB Die itautIld)en Gcm<
peren,> uno Sonntuss3wanas : @cieee
ttoe offer D%ladtipritde nidtiq nno fir
ben armen Monn 1tno 9lrbeiter Elm
briidenbes Sod finS. Die Deutiden
bttrahteterL la9te oer il bner, ooS Irlntcl
I # alS cine bcilise 'Sanoluuq, ba file
9ritoe. ibaftsn. Die itbcr bas Grab bil'
aus reiden, Io,pie @ciunobcitrn, Gerl0bs
uiiic, g'eIdeio II. ID. trinfeu. &etn
.lueitcS cipiliiiltes Golf ueritdnbe Dos
1rinfen 10. uis Die Deulidcn, am A1er<
meuiaiten perltdnoeu es Die Nmerifaner,
troeocm iih ibre GrintalaIer SUI cn oeut>
iben 2~rinfgefdsen mie Die WiauS gum
@lcpba' ten /, balte.
9teoncr 9ius audi fur3 ouf tic Ser
we,flihteit Der Gempe eng : 9eieec iiber,
iprad, iiber bic ourd Sier NIB Spirltuo=
len eingebcnoen Steuern uro audi iiber
Die Ycoeutuna Der Ginuauoeruna fir
oas 0anb uno idloB nit eiuer Grldlltes
runs Der Iufsabc bsS Geutittbunls
@intafeit Der DcutIAcn, la9te er, ipiiroe
belpirfen, oaB teine f%ripole1 i3Wan9sae=
ieee ourhaefiibrt werocn f0nnten, neil
Die Oeutldeu an Wablfaiten Die cnt-
ld)sioenoeS tintnle abgeben wlrocn, NJ m
iie einmiitbis suiammen itdnoen.
f9-alt. Sprre1n, b 20. D, SLY
, 1876-03-01

SIN Selesotcnbauie wurse Der Sor=
i6las 9emu6t, MIR Die Wtitslieoer fir
Die Situn9en 81 Sablen, in ipclhcn tie
onlpeleno linh, B.. b. wenn iie nidt bur4
&runtbeit o~hgebaltcn meroen.
, 1876-03-01

Ser in %unlsrsr beutisen Drummer Der,
Dnenill9ten Sepel@e Suiol9e. mulen
Die Vewobner Glnciunotis 9eltern bort
einen frOben Sag sebabt baben,
, 1876-03-01
Gpuetttpnett BON 8rieffolfen,

goh Halten an ten stpei tsfunberen @soen-
%t'ae ais Stsrnteftsn bsfaunt fnb, 600 uns
80 " ~; 80 utb us 81. gp. @pnm
ia gs-9,3O 9. 81. unb q. M.
- ~" Setertagen - 500 9. N. uns
", W: Wpn alen onbern Nnlfen ,rsrhe,s
tt SfleTf auf Dem &ildpey her SrGoer onos~
VVI' y. Z. Bon 9em, % d..
, 1876-03-01

bas amelifaniihe Sutter fir Gtsb
Dieie Miidlnns cntbalt fein glrienif
pber per9iftete Stoffe.
s. trinet cine rei6e Saut unb ba t aranfbei
II BON Sdnben meg.
Dte'er IrIifel bat inter etnen ancern Nantcn
gRunber Yerri6tet In ben 8iebbeeresn 9pa
@rcB Srittanien,
&s it Elm fe.ter Saamen unb era'u3t ssiunbss
Sleilh btim 0ieh.
so b~efSrbert Rem @a9stbum ess iuusea Bic
hes.
gs Yerbaubt bic Spsileu unb srstust lauss
Mple bel Sbaafen.
Sir @bweine III es elm Mittel, wel9es Sranf
betten pca ibusu abbdIt.
So reiniet bas Slut Der pferee, &inbSieb
II +. IN.
@eilaei oebeibt an rtsfem SHUTTER, sS 1erbtn.
bert @bOlera uup Sermtbrt pes Ne9fn Won
@iern.
GS miro In Scent pafeten Serfauft. Die
Observation-Disclosures itnp irbr Iei9t.
Sir 1 Sile $4 30tb 100 Yafde
~ 2 7 Cob go
A y IL Hob 400 -
@uhert Sume, 6abritant,
Office anp Eager $50. 10, Is StraBs,
lin Int &i 9mpnb B, ga.
, 1876-03-01
Mittwdfb 1. @Sr, 1876.
Stact NihmDnb.

@etterberi6t iir beute.
MoroDItliAe 9efolst BON mdrmeren llo+
6itli9cn @inoen; bobes Barometer uno
wplfiges Wetter.
, 1876-03-01
Bids
D m Rnfi hrfr

II cine . etieliabrSl1rift, biiBl6 iauhliIt mnt
NIT fc%lrrirter plutte a slsfaltst. Die rife
Mummer 1T gum gsrlanete f,rt,e. Dsmlshn
IN s~tsnfals Elm prsisusrsei&niB bsissiast.
preis rs Gents ter Sabr.
, 1876-03-01

Sage. Ser Saupt5euse sesenSillarp
4a9e unO leine 8%erbiinoeten, &ooertlon
unO gpps, 1T Elm Sunsc, NamensWillpn
Gorp. Sein 3eusniB wuroe suerit nidt
on9enpmmen, neil er als gu jung be-
tradtet muroe.
, 1876-03-01
9ief'g
SluMens una 0emiiieiimereien

line bic telsn Der Welt. DirlsIten merten
non elmer Mill'pn @eripne., ~asfluft, ulb
prd1ttss glamen nno f.ine @emiils lipb
ras Helnltat. Gin preisYsrSei4niB in but
tsr peer ensIilhsr 94ti leste i1 iebe,-
mann sfsen Ginleneung son einel 2 Gents
polimarte au.
, 1876-03-01

@efan9ene. George Ofil
Sdiriar luurDe 9~eItern in Die YeI2
~ auf 10 Sabre, ue9cn gfd
itabls. sebradt unr Srant nNl
ppn Maoiion ouf l Sobr, wesen On
9riff uno S6Idssrci. Seioe lino far
big.
, 1876-03-01
0icf's 8lumenfibrer,

@~nlsitug9 aur Slumen- unb @smiilsaa9t ses
tsnr, in stner Hummer befebenp, ~psrlsnre i3
sessn @inierbuna bon 25 Gents. abrtflre
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n, Y.
, 1876-03-01
Rt9mpnb poit OFFICE.
ppff-Nrransement.
Is. Oftober 1873.

Wnrblide 9nrdbrH. !2neir,ar tSoum
Spnhfade oue9enrmmsn-Nnfurft s r. w'
81. DO. o.@o
Sonn.na- anluuft 50, W. -wse.
iesne 1875 81. p. S"p'
@oraitde neg pof. GGalid. onso,usm.
men Sonniaaf. - Anrunft As 81 Sp
pOlt'd'luf 1875 NIB 8 20 81. 81.
siofide EoH. 3rciral taorid. @our.
ta9s dlisGsnpm me - Anfunft f2. Oh m
VIZ IVY u: W.- gOffdlub 4 9. Ms uns
Sorntaas:- @nfunft 1900 81 moa
ibInB 1915 n. W. YpH
@fea nnnn e. Tdnbile Gifenbo6n gS..
tta. @ttunft 2.30 81. ". Woafht,Ss
12.45 q. u: ''p'p'us
~ greensboro. iSweimaI tia
R.30 unb 9 q. 81. - 800
20 12.45 q. ge.
g51ae. TdaIid, srnntoos ors,.
= Ss anm ~ %hfunft 2.3O q. sc. : ysfldius
tf n Sbio Giienbahn. a6oIi6
2SY Ens m antunft 6 81. ~
ssias, stanntsn, mstt.
f&iuT 90 b b @n'anft 5 9. 81. goi-
@sff gnint unb etatiouen nm n,r q ~
VI. 1Inn 60 q. 3Gsiid, Sunntnos ovsa M.
hSma's 9 ca :; aWnfunft 1880 y. M. wuit.
gl'ueelfsr> itsr @ef point. ,Gali6.-gn
tanft, 1o.3og. @. -pstlaius aI' m ""
aapeabannod, iiter gilb Saul, taolib.
@nfuntf $50 9. SO. goli6lue i g. D..
Samfs &iher sampter. DreimoI msd,ns
ia: @ltnnft MUnta9s, Mlttpod1s unb
9re'ta9s, 5 q. W. = pcltiblue. Tisnoa"o
aon1srifass unb Suanabents, 5.3Oglp 81
Gannl gafet. Grstmol h SdentIi6
: an ~ MI MlttmeGs, arsitass uni @onntaos
=. 20; polieIus @lUntass, Mittmusbs
Sagort gunp &nnte. .3peiml N pSd.ntit.
% anfafft, Mthmpbs nnp @auuo6enps 4
t Is, "f 4 81 81 ysS9ItI9Inb, DOnnesfass unD sonn
, 1876-03-01

@ulO Dfinete 9eltern MOr9en in Nep
Oort nit ia uno l&lOB NtittO93 nit
ll3a. s,nn2E
@bcNos i@loB Sob nit l145,
, 1876-03-01

Se(te Clever Sia stpbIen in
Stiiden, wfrreu einsm jebem auufen III Der
St0bt au9efd di. @ute5 @rpi6t nire aar.
raattrt. De Gonne BON 900 Yfuus a.
$500, Deer ID 0 plumb fir $500, ppes 1875
fir $500. @GiGt e,re Srbsrs uacb Ger
Office lie nm Wain Str, prer nab ber
3psi9cfies life Ctr , siuii9en 9ruab nun
Grace.
llute' ltiist cine bieGae unternetmune, mel
dies jeses Sabs tn 9tl9moOp $15O.OU0 als.
9ibt me NJ mint
, 1876-03-01

2ottsrie. Sente miro Del
ssb Der p5cutbern @Nociation" \
0ultinss Court perbanbelt werben:.
, 1876-03-01
Suffer unb Oali1e..


Gleaante Sdulidube fur Mdbden
uno &naben.
Seine &al6slcoerne Sticf cln uno 9du
be fiir 9erren, &naben uuo Sinqlinae.
Stlefel gum &nOpfen uno nit Gpisen
fir 0amen, W.drden uno &inber.
Softer, 2|altie uno S6aAteln ~ her<
mtcraelesten Yreiien.
@nmmi neberlhnbe bon alIen 9orten
3n Iehr hiulsen Breiien,
Seitclte 4rbeit miro gut perfertiet
ano oas Fallen 9arrantirt 9lusbeHe,
| unaen peroen aufs 9'eite uno Hhnflid>
lte beior0t Serr Sobn s.. 9'olbcn
'uiro es iebr frepcu leinen dlteren &unoen
mas. b%cltellte Nrbeit hetr'fft, beoienen Al,
%oiirfcu. German goId)eu & Gruoer,
No. oU9 urs SIT Broad S%trassc,
, 1876-03-01

Die Ser. 5taaten vSupremeM
1T perta9t big gum Is. Wtdr5.
, 1876-03-01
Dullmdn G6lafwaeen

uon Sbip6uo uno 8aibinaton nad Seem
Dorf o5ne 8edieluns Der 0usen.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23

This snow won't stay always. In few
days We shall have torrents of wster rush.
ing down the streets towards tue river.
Every little brook will become roaring
food, fences will lie swept away, bridges
carried off, dams carried out, mills de-.
stroyed, houses carried down stream, and
the lives Of men, women and children dc.
stroycd by the raging waters. Much may
he done to. prevent damage to property
and loss of life. People who liye: il
places liable to inundation should take
their goods and start as soon as the weather
modcrates, Any one having fences along
tho banks OF small streams should lose no
time but remove at once everything that
the water can float away. As soon as the
streams begin to rise, the ice should he
looscncd to prevent ITS gorging in such
quantities as to carry off bridges and mill
dams. This whole country is covered
nearly foot deep with ice aud humid
snow aud when the sun shall have un
clasped the frost letters and looscned the
aqueous element there will he trouble fol
all those who are not prepared to avert it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
The Foarth q April.

Notice has already been given OF the
fact that Ex-Vicc President SCHUYLER Col.
fax will lecture in Jones' Hall on the 4th
of April next. The bare announcement
that Mr.. Colfax Is to lecture will be sui.
fcient no doubt to crowd the spacious
Hall, so widely and we'll is he known, but
when It il understood that--"Thc lite and
character Of Abraham Lincoln is to be
the subject Of theaddress, We spprehend
that there will be IN unprecedented rush,
that everyone who can will come to hear
the illustrious civilian discourse upon the
life and character Of that mighty man,
who though dead. lives wherever pa,,
riotism inspires the brea1tS- of free msu.
Tickets for sale at Hayes Bros.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23

T~u weeks ago We published an item
concerning an outrage which had been
perpetrated upon the person Of a little
girl in Racine township. TIC item was
based upon letter which gave circum.
stantial account Of the transaction, and
characterized it in the scvcrcst terms A
subsequent letter, written by the mother
of the little girl presents a different view
Of the case,-modifying its severity some.
what but not entirely acquitting the young
man Of blame. From the statement Of
the mother it is evident that our inform.
ant did not take 50 mucl, pains to learn
the truth as he should have done consid.
ering the gravity Of the charge. We are
glad that the case vas not 50 bad as We
had reason to believe. ..,' ...'s'.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23

1t began showing here last Wednesday
night,-a week ago, and continued with
but little cessation until Friday morning,
covering the ground to the depth of foot.
After tho storm abated the wind began
blowing from the North and kept at It I'M.
til the snow was badly drifted. On satur.
day morning the thermometer indicated a
temperature Of 14o below zero, but the
weather soon moderated and the day was
clear, but it did not thaw any. The peo-
pie came in from the country and filed
the streets and packed the snow so as to
make the best sleighing that we have had
this winter. The trains we're delayed some
by the storm but none of them were sus.
pended, the different companies showing
determination not to yield to any oppo.
sition of the "storm king" this season.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23

Speaking Of Camilla Urso. the Pioneer
Press says: We arc persuaded that this
artistic has more warm admirers than any
Of her masculine contemporaries, or all OF
them put together. Whether it is because
she reaches tho heart more directly, or in.
tcrprets with greater simplicity and deli
cacy, We are not prepared to say. 1t is
true that her bowling is faultless, that her
tones have witchery about them alto.
gcthcr their own, that she has marvellous
skill as an liant, and that she does
exact justice to her author; but character.
izc her performance US We may, and will,
never SO much praise, and there is still II
something SO fine and subtle rs to escape
us. 1t is the distinct play of her genius
that will not bc analysed. We feel its
effects, but it will not be reasoned about
or characterized; and 50 We are content
will, the charming Camilla, and what She
does is perfect in our sight and hearing.
She will appear with her troupe at Jones'
Hall on the Goth inst.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
COMMUNICATION.
FRASkFol.D, March 10, 1876.

e., FRANkEonD, March Is, 1876.
EDITOR TRANscR1rr;
The annual town. meeting which was
held here on tho 18th inst, was very
quiet one and but GS votes were pollcd
during the day. The following named
individuals were elected to serve as town
officers for the ensuing year:
Supervisors, !: E. Josclyn, Chairman,
O. O. Finhcrt, T. Fitch; Clerk, u. ".
Donaldson; Treasurer, II. A. Donaldson;
Assessor, Geo. w. Dean; Justice IF the
Peace, c. N. Bostwick, r. O. Turf; Con.
stables, s. Z. Boyce, l.. Hanson; Sexton,
s. II. Mur,lick.
Ajax was voted for incidental expenses,
for town expenses, for the building of a
bridge, and for the erection Of a building
for town purposes. The report Of tue Su.
pervis0rs showed that the town was out of
debt and had few dollars Of money in
the treasury. A fund is being raised by
subscription TO. build one story Of the
above mentioned building, the same to be
used By the Patrons Of Husbantlry and the
Good Tcmplars. and for all kinds of re-
hgious meetings, aad moral lectures.
Over $500, has been subscribed for the
purpose, and the building will DC erected
on the stock plan in the centre of the town
as soon Us the weather will permit.
A good number Of our farmers are con-
templating the erection Of fine residences
and farm buildings as soon As the hurry
Of their spring work shall lave passed.
The Patrons of lIusbantlry are in u
flourishing condition and are continually
adding to their membership.
Efforts are being made to start a lodge
Of Good Templars here There is plenty
of work in this locality for that kind of
an order.
A Mr.. Christian Olcson, IN old resident
Of this town, and Scandinavian Ivy birtl.
was killed last week by ole King Alcohol.
He Was found laying beside tho road dead
with hottie part full Of the vile stuff in
his pocket lie was buried in the Frank.
ford cemetery last Tuesday, which was
just one week after his death.
A great improvement has been effected
during the past few weeks in tho moral
and religious tone of our community, aud
elders Mitchell and Rivers are still hold
ing i most interesting and profitable series
IF meetings In the place. The Rev. Geo.
Stokes the present pastor Of the N. E..
Church Of this place, held Il series Of III Get.
ings here few weeks ago which resulted
in the adding Of several names to the
church record. A large number of pco.
pie who reside in this locality and up.
preciatc his efforts to do them good, met
ut the residence of Geo. W. Wood a few
evenings since and donated him 81 in
cash, which is the largest amount of mon.
ey that has ever been gathered together in
the place ut one time for sucl, purpose
w. A. CARY.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
DEATH 70 PAIN !

READER:- Pass me not by but read what
say, and will DO you good. Winter is up
on W. and with it its Pains and its Aches. 1t
brings Rheumatism. Neuralgia. It causes
Burns, Freezes, Chiiblains, it produces Inaa.
nations, Sore Throats, Diptheria. We meet
Go to Dorr Il Void and get q bottle of Blk
by's Death to Pain, use it according to d.
rections, use freely and if it fails to give re-
lief take hack the empty bottle and got your
money. It costs you nothing unless it cures.
Can you desire anything any fairer? then
try it. Take mono other. Every druggist au-
thorized to refund the money if it fails to
give relief.
If your druggist does not keep it have him
AGENTS. St. Paul, or to l.. Bixby. Owatonna
Mimi, Manufacturer and Proprietor.
W. ms ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
Independent Autobiography Mass Com
vention. ~, ..--.. -

The independent voters Of Mower Conn.
ty who are willing to sever Nil conncc.
tons with old party organizations, and
unite ia a new aud Independent Party,
the objects of which arc radical retrcncll.
ment in public expenditures, and thorough,
reform in the financial affairs of the coun.
try, are requested to meet in MASS CON.
VENT1ON, at the Court House in tho
city Of Austin, on Monday, tie eth day
Of March, 1876, ut ? O'Clock in the aftcr.
noon, for the purpose Of clccting five dele.
gates to represent Mower County in the
Independent Convention to bc held at
Owatonna, Wednesday, March Goth. 1876,
and for the purpose Of more thorough,
organization Of the party il Mower coun.
IT,.
by the wish Of many citizens.
N. B. SLOCCN,
Member State Central Committee.
Rose Greek, March 21st, 1876.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
F0l'nl SALE.

One white cottage house, six rooms, II
blocks 6om the Davidson! House. two span Of
good work ;horses, two set Of double harness
ono lumber wagon. one pair bob sleighs, one
platform double buggy, two, cows, and other
farm tools such as GUILTY. ators, drags, &C.,,
good bankable paper.
Also thirty wood pumps with Porehcley,
Cylinders and tubing Of tho best quality.
sold cheap for cash.
Inquire ut the Hardware Store Of Geo, C.
Martin, south side Of Public Square. 45-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
Rev. ]. II. Tuttlc.

This gentleman is advertised to deliver
u course Of lectures here next week on
Egypt and the Holy Land" Mr.. futile
is a scholar,-one Who applies the process.
cs of skillful examination to all that he sees,
hence with him to travel is to observe,
and to observe is to study, and to study is
to know. During his recent travels in
the Holy Land, he amasscd great fund
of information from which he has con-
structed series of lectures that delight
all who hear them. Facts and inciden,
and legend, are collateA with mastery
skill and made to form a narrative t.
which both old and young listen with in
tense delight.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!
MD Just published, . new edition Of DIR.
XIX CuLvERwELLs CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the radical cure without medicine) Of
SpermatoTrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental
and Physieal Incapacity, tmpediments to
Marriage. etc., also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced by self.iudulgcnce or sex
ual extravaganza, DO.
Prieo in sealed envelope only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable E.
say, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quenccs Of self-abuse may be sadically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine or tho application Of tho knife; pointing
out mode Of euro ut once simple. certain,
and efectual, by means Of which every suffer-
er, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself chespiy, privately, and radically,
~ This lecture should DO in the hands Of
every youth and every man in tho land.
Sont under seal, in . plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents or
two post stamps.
Addres: the Publishers. n2vsy1
-. ,chas. J: 6: Kline & Co..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23

Rev. j. II. Tuttlc who lectures here next
week on Egypt, The Holy Land, &C., is
delivering his course Of lectures at Owa.
tonna this week, and has been forced to
leave the church in which he Was to lee.
turc, and 60 to Chambers Hall to accom-
modatc the large and apprcciative audi
ences that have turned out to hear him.
All should secure tickets in season.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
BANNER WASHER.

Those DESTROYS If obtaining the best
washing machine in the world, will now
have an opportunity of doing SO. This
new machine is so constructed that you
can wasl, anything from lace collar to a
bed quilt, without injuring the garment
in the least. You can wash Que article al
Il time, or from ten I" forty, according to
size. would say to those that want IL
machine IT this kind to try :he Banner
before purchasing any other. Owing to
the scarcely of money this machine will
bc sold III i very low price. 1t is manu-.
featured by P. y. French, Austin, MINI
The machines c,n be obtained Of Shaw &
Joslyn, Proprietors. Grand Meadow, or s.
Wakefield, Austin, Mimi. 4Stf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23
to large number, and all seemed happy.

to large number, and all seemed happy
There was quite y spirited contest DC
tween the respective ladies Miss Maggie
Cronon, Of Rose Creek, and Miss Kate
Nc slahcn, Of Oakland, to determine t.
which should be tawnt.led ~ beautiful
Ptaycr Book. Victory finally .plcrchef
upon the banner Of Miss Cronon, and a. y u
signed tho book to her. i. 49,. ::
The celebration brought ont a genuine
display Of good feeling, and resulted yer,
satisfactorily to those in charge.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-03-23

The lecture Of Rev. J. II. Tutt)c ut the
First ". f. Church, East Division, last
evening, was listened tn by full house,
and proved to be most interesting and
instructive effort. The subject was illus
tra,cd with cxccllt views Of Jerusalem
from the skillful hands of Mr.. II. Clauscn.
the wcll.known fresco painter OF this city.
These views furnished additional evidence
Of Mr.. Ciansen's ability and taste, and
they certainly were decided acquisition
to the illustrative portions Of Mr.. Tut,lc's
acknowledgements Correspondence Of
Chicago Tribune.