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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18
First insertion April 9th.

First insertion April 9th.
0TATE OF MINI ESOTA NOW
DER COUNTY. }<s.
In Probate Court. Special Term, April,
18th 1876.
In the matter Of the estate of John Charl-
ton, Deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing, pur-
porting to he q o,py Of the last will AMI tcs-
lament of John Charlton. deceased, late Of
Stephenson County, Illinois, has been deiiv-
cred to this Court;
And hcreas,, Mary E. Charlton by her
agent ". T. wi kins, has GIel Herewith
petition. representing among other things
that said John Charlton died in said County
tate, and that said petitioner is the sole ex-
ccutrix named in said last will and testamcnt,
and praying that the said instrument may DO
admitted to probate.
1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said in
strument, and the said petition, be heari be-
fore this Court. at the Probate Office in said
County, on the Goth day Of May, A. D. 1876,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, when all con-
ccrncj may appear and contest the probate
OF said instrument.
And it is further Ordered, That public no.
tice Of the time and place Of said hearing be
given to all persons intcre stcd, by publication
Of these orders for three weeks successiqely
previous to said day OF hearing, in the Mower
County TnASsCRlPT, newspaper printed and
published the City Of Austin, in said county.
SAMUEL HARTER,
Judge of Probate.
First publication April 1sth.]
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, NOW
~ Err COUNTY.
District Court, Tenth judicial District
D. u. Smith, Plaintiff, against Abbio l..
Williams and N. SchuJ lcr, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota, to the Defendants
above named:
You, and each Of you arc hereby fumm on
ed and required to answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff in this action, which has been
| file d in the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court,
in and for said Mower County, and to serve
| copy Of your answer to the said complaint,
On tho subscribers at their office in Austin,
in the County Of Mower and State aforesaid
within twenty days after the service Of this
| summons on you, exclusive Of the day 1t
such service, and if you fail to answer tho
| said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff will take judgment against you
for the sum Of Two Hundred and Twenty
Dollars, and interest thereon 1T the ratio Of
ten per cent. per annum from the 10th day OF
April, A. D., 1876, and costs Of this action.
Dated ct Austin, April 10th, A. D., 1876.
se s*CKANDALLS& FRENCH,
Plaintiff Attorneys, Austin. Mower County .
! Minnesota. 2.6w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!

NP Just published, = new edition Of Dn.
$l1$ CULvERwELL's CELEDRATID Essay on
the radical cure (without medicine) Of
Spermatorrhra or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Seminal Losses, Impoteney, Mental
and Physical Incapaeity, Impediments to
Marriage. etc., also, Consumption, Epilepsy
and Fits, induced by selfinduIgence or SEX
ual extravaganza, &c. ..s~ c.-
GD~P Price in . sealed envelope only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
say, clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences Of self abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal medi-
cine or the application of the 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, nay
cure himself cheapiy, privately, and radically.
~ This lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in tho land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, ON receipt Of six cents q
two post stamps.
Address the Publishers. Dzvoy1
Chas. J. G. Kline h Co.,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18

The Regents of the State University
have been engaged,-the full Board, or a
committee Of ITS members constantly,
since Tuesday the 9th inst until Tuesday
evening last, in considering certain ap.
peals which students had made from the
judgments of the General Faculty, in cases
OF discipline that had arisen. The session
was very laborious and Important
sulting IN an approval Of the Faculty's
judgments, and in RENTING the whole
case to them tor such further action a.
may to them seem lust and proper.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18

In view of the recent outburst of Demo-
cratic sympathy for General Custer, an
Inter- Ocean contributor submits the fol.
lowidg chorus:
- Puff! brothers, puff with caro-,
Puff the General, George Custairc,
The cavalier bold and dcbonair,
With his saber bright and ringlets fair,
Put, brothers, puff with care.
The man to smash tho secretaire,
Who know oil about the post-tradaire,
And went his pile with nary pair,
And came to grief so extraordinaire!
Puff, brothers, puff with care.
A blood rel pud for the bold soldairc,
A yeliowish puff for the wild huntairo,
A Munchauseu puff for the great authaire
The coming man so popula;re;
Puff, brothers, puff with care,
Puff the General George Custaire.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18
Practical Religion.

He believed in practical religion, and
50 In the course of his sermon took coca.
sion to remark: Nov, I want 10 say a
word to de sisters. When yo' has wash
in to do somewha', and yo' gifts done, jest
yo' clean up an go right home. Don't
stah' round lookin' wha' yo' can find a
little coffee, or q little suga', or little
somethin' else to put in yo' pockets. Ga
right home when yo's done got frcw da,
washin'."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18

B1scuTA LuxURP FOR ALL.-The popu-
lar notion that people suffering from dys-
pepsia or predisposed to that disease,
should not cat biscuit, has grown out Of
the fact that the common Saleratus has
besn used in the making Of such biscuit.
And twas right; the articlcis mischiev.
Gus. ButIliS ht and healthy biscuit, such
q dyspeptic people may eat with impuni-
y and With positive benefit, are made
from D, B. DeIAnd 3 Co. Best Chemi.
cal SaltEAlus. Physicians adm;t this.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18
Grasshoppers.

News is beginning to arrive Of the hatch
ing and preliminary operations of the cur
rent series Of grasshoppers, and there is
reason to fear that we shall have the usual
amount ofgrasshoppcr literature and grass
hopper destruction ofvegetation-a double
infection that will soon become unbear.
ablc. The first installmcnt Of grasshoppcr
eggs was received ut this office the other
day from MI: c. r. Kneeland, of Lamber.
tor, Red~ood county, aud tl,1 evidence of
fecundity on the part Of last years hop
pers is all that could he desired. Tie eggs
are from the farm of Chas. Besaw, of the
town of North Hero, in Redwood county,
and were gathered from space of ground
only fifteen inches square. The earth in
which the eggs were imbedded would
about fill common cigar box, and a few
hours after being placed in warm room
IN this office, they began to hatch, and
eventually the box of earth became a NOV
ing mass Of hoppers and egg shells. With
a common Magnifylng glass the little dev-
lis could be seen chipping their shells and
crawling out to spread their legs, with an
activity that was marvellous to behold.
The number of live insects produced in
those two quarts ofRedwood county earth
must have been up among the thousands,
and what seems curious was the fact tina!
there was not bad egg in the whole lot,
every egg being good for at least one hop
per. The warm weather of the past week
has been favorable to the Matching pro-
cess, and in various quarters the impress
sion prevails that the plague will be as
destructive as it was last year, though it is
confidently hoped the area in which it
will prevail will be more limited and in
less populous portions Of the state. Still
the movements of the hoppers are a mys.
terry, and their course of action will he
awaited with some trepidation in those
localities where the eggs are sojudicious-
]y planted.-Pioneer.Press and Tribune
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18

Dom Pedro's present voyage has been
chiefly undertaken with view to the re-
establishment of the health of tue Empress
Her Majesty by the advice Of her physi
clans, is about to seek restoration TO health
at the waters of Gastcin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18

England is to open her branch of the
Sentinel by grand banquet of some 200
covers to be gwen at st. Georges Hall,
Philadelphia. England never does any
thing without dinner, and then she docs
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18


1.-THE PLANTING OF THE TREE.''
I.
Plant, plsnt, tho tree Of Youth!
Water it with tears Of gl.doess;
Train it in the forms Of truth,
That It bear not fruit Of sadness;
Tend it we'll through all the years,
All tho seaions, all the hours
essiug that no worm appears *
In the fruit or on tho flowers.
Plant, plant, the tree Of Love!
Nourish it with fsrvent feeling
Day by day, the vow above
Recorded, eealing-ncwly sealing;
And, ~ roll the years away,
Doubt not ever-never falter-
Not for ev'n = moment stray
From the faith that bless'd tho altar.
III.
Plant, plant, tho tree Of Life!
God will help you watch and tend it,
So that all carth's storm and strife
Can net either break or bend it,
Fix your thoughts and hearts above,
Where the anthems still are ringing,
"Christ is riscn!" "God is Love!''
Which the angel hosts arc singing.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-05-18

Charles Francis Adams regards the
Presidency as thankless Office at best,
and thinks that whoever is President now
must expcnd good deal Of time with a
vast amount Of care and trouble.
, 1876-06-25
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH,

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction OF the nasal
passages, discharge falltng into the throat, some
times prufuse, ,watcry, acrid, thick, and tenacious
mucous, purulent, muco-purulent, bloody,
putrid, offensive, etc. In others, dryness,
dry, watery, weak or fnnamcd eyes, ringing in
cars, deafness, hawking and coughing to clear
the throat, alterations, scabs from ulcers, voice
altered, nasal twangg, offensive breath, i'm paired
smell and taste, dizziness, mental depression,
tickling cough, etc. Only few OF the above
Symphonic are likely to be present in any case at
one time.
When applied with DR.. Piercc's Nasal Douche,
and accompanied with Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery as constitutional treatment, Dr.
sagc's Catazrh Remedy produces perfect cnrcs
Of the worst cases Of Catarrh md Oznna Of
many years. standing. This thorough course Of
medication constitutes the only scientific, rational,
safe, and successful manner OF treating this
odious disease that has eyer been offered to the
afflicted.
, 1876-06-25

RE YTEIxEGRApH.

NEW YoRK, Jna 24.-On Tuesday next pre-
payment withoptebato OF tha July interest On the
public debt will tesiu-
Gold opened all2, closed ut l122A3a, declining in
the interim to LIZ.
Governments dll and steady.
Railroad bondNuiet
State bonds quit and nominal.
The stock marlt opened very quiet. New York
Central declined ;ous106A to JOG, Western Union
from 67H to 67A. Lake Shore from 54A
to SIN, and St. Paul preferred from
704 to 70H. Union Pacific rose to CO.
Michigan Genial strong, and advanced
from 4Sto 4912. The market throughout the day
was extremely dill, the changes being slight, and
closed dull and seady.
Transactions iclnde 1000 Pacific Mail, 8, 900
Western Union 8, 900 Northwesterns, 3, 500 St.
Pauls. $500 Lac Shore, S, 500 Michigan Central.
Money marketeasy ut : per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, alG5.
Customs rccqts, $174,ooo. The Assistant
Treasurer disburd $50, coo; shipments of specie
To-day, $3.50, 00
Sterling, 90 ays, 4s7@as7;;l; demand, 4soh
@49ok
The weekly bak statement is as follows: Loans,
decrease, 81, So 800; specie, decrease, S4l7 800;
legal tenders, ecrease, Sl58. 100; deposits, in
crease. $149, SO; circulation, decrease Ss2, 800;
reeerye. decreps SG11, $50.
, 1876-06-25
GENERAL MARKETS..


DRo0M-CO1sN-Was In moderate request. The lowe
grades continue easy, hut not quotaby lower and hur
Is scarce and held at full recent prices Quotations
Choice hurl 8a29c; medium and No. hurI. 7@sc
good medium brush, as5a8]4c; common do, 4x@5c
fair inside and covers. 1885, inferior, 3@4c: crooked
2Gsc.
BUTTER-None of tho featurcs OF the butter market
were radically different from those prevalent during
tho earlier days OF the week. Activity was noted ID
both the local and shipping demands, and notwith.
standing the heavy receipts there feeling all
around The quality of the butter arriving Is equal
that Of any former scason and thus far during the
muuth OF June thu butter trade has been fairly satfs
70 Iaacy yellow isss2oe; medium to good Krsdsss dss
seie oss4sa with .oe
dom, nud were 4eid firmly. Dnrlaps aud gunnes were
ssS.e ssask IS: Fserisss x aa.s as &C.
:sH Cf:eS I sI
lap bag, Du l4eblac; gunnica single. ls}fGi aGc;
,CMEEsE-.rhe market was without noticeable
shanEe nHsinsss ws fa.r fcr e season aad ts
naIk5t Good y = ~ factory hsd
seady Ill., kasss rqns
oho; $. q: iIjia9is: s. 7ss995 Da''n''e q
1lk4ts12c. II ~ and older stuck way quoted At tic:
sM~rts,e IT. was Fm market for both lake and
light and ~ demand more titan ofdinsry g5od for liz
sslsen 1oieMIaE I arg the qn9sastens; NJ wlltcns
s.. 5os3,e MOL shore mackcrcl, H6ri S1S, ,3Ha
l3Oi 70. ! boy. s9otsso. IS; No, : inackercL i
family kits SlS5 laak goldfish. ST. 5Ua4 75 Georcss
codnsa, u. 1nX5. Is: sunnneF-curtd cod1sh So Era
p Labrador herring split bIIs $1.75Qys. to- al =
es1; IT. Labrador herring: round Urls Sc. SOC
hsrilaE coa6!a s6t!stf t:sts e. ss1,asa. e1a; u
aSp s, tsT to ns
sa shspo ap,
at the annexed quotations.: A"5
SruSsa: 1ayss' eass 5s&3s sass ass
pEunca kess and boxes, s l2c; raisins iayer; a
93; loose Auscate! So. os. IS; Vaencia lVS
1aa1e csTFansS, ,s ,sssac; eitroa.
t1fc; rasp5csrcs. 32s34c; pitcd cherrrs .stI t1@
sMIs-Fllberts ll@iIHc; almonds, Terraxona. isi<sa
S; hap:ea wnl&nts 1a French w4aa.s new
Recaas Texas. ll1a@ 12c; Wilmington pral,uts sss1c:
4ennsssee RehAnIs, 59EGc: African PEANUTS CuGIor
t, 1 H. r,aUiIs-ChsrrIes were In larger supply and
saiposfs wifi soon have ctn 2ets viii. tic ueeafsr
laE fa!Mers whose fruit Is rapidly rpennr Strna;nr
E!ss IN Lighter supply and nTmer Ta crop IL Tie
,1 ~ ~ apptns posne ls about exhausted and The
Irin ss moro norttcsn dlstrtts K1spberics ro,niss
E!se yGlu- Tue receipts continue moderate Flrfa
n tassvl wstr quoted G&75c APIECE
Qts 20; goosebcrrle. ,Er or: 1...i rs. ~
berries ua.5c; black do. $3Uv per ca,.: ~ y. sp ~
GneiI!ss 2!.Ns " per bu: aud du sweet ST 0lai =;
y s & gts; ne apnls box; oFaucea
=, ,G.sgIsh!Es-tur ssupe Eroccfica thcfr IN n ,>on
Inued active Inquiry aad prices arc uu.oIrnrsa,1,,
nrn uEnts art exceptionally strong. anu tHe n,s.ty
aoas VI bfo"nn were moved up All Hc- Siruns nnt
, 1876-06-25
MOTHERS EYES.


Are they watching for me yet,
On that far-of, radiant shore?
Do vaguc shadows Of regret
Cloud the pure, serene orbs O'erf
Eager, questioning, pleading eyes,
Do ye mlss nc from the skies9
Do the doubts that come and 60
Pass before thy tender eyes!
Do they witness Nll my wOT
Dost tIot1 hear my stifed sighs.
AZ the years creep on nplce,
Lacking all thy days ''dead grace"1
When the Eve, with whispers low,
Breathes its vcsper hymns to me,
As their mystic numbers flow,
All their music sighs Of thee,
Till look with ycarntng heart
To the Heavens where thou art,
And when Pleasures chalice flows
With the purple Of Lffe's wine,
And the East is all uglow
With light almost divine,
OFT turn With weary breast
To tho shadows Of Lifc's West,
Watching It'll the light has died
From the crest OF waive aud hill,
Waiting for the rising tide
TO submerye me, heart and will,
Bearing peace, Infinite rest
To Wo1csa, pu1seleAs breast
Watch, dear eyes, that saw Us smile,
Graded softly OIL thy knee,
With the love that knew no guile
Draw our faltering steps to thee,
Till We hear thee, face to face,
Whisper softly ''Saycd by gzacel'
CHICAGO, June y. MAGGIE Il. Co1sE
, 1876-06-25

6perJai DspatcA 70 Tie Ir16xze
LIVERPOOL juno 2+-lI:a0 =. m.-F7our-No. !,
24s; No. ?, oIs 3d.
GSusn-Wheat-winter, No. /. o. lod: No. ., o. 6a:
aprtog, No I. 9e 3d. No. = 81 ii; white, No. J. ln
ld No. =. o. Cd; club No l, lOs 81: No. los. Co
No. I. 2cs: No. =, Iii Oh.
Protfsions-Pork. Sos- Lard. sos Cd
LIVERPOOL. June o+o p. m--Prorfstons-Lard-
US 3d.
LIVERPOOL June 24-EycnfnG. G.-Cbtson-Eas!cr but
not qnotatIy lower; 3-l6s6 5lGd saIes SUN balca
American.
Observation-Disclosures white wheat, No. ?
70 i, average, % 0dGs0s Id; do club 1osess 6d red
q dde42s !od. Elour-Westesm eansL lis 61s44.
Barley, % Cd Ieas-Canadian, sssa2a6s Cd
Cl0lfF Stcn-5Iy S5a
Fortxfo1s-Prime mess pork. sOs Prime mess beef
8ls. Lard, SIS sd. Dacon-LonE clear. 4ss si shert
do. Sis nj. - ~
7ts2i010-izB.
fttrotsmnn,;srtrtts1 trmn; sa. refined do 1os sdal1s.
Rean-Comnou. Is Cd; pale. 15a.
Spirits Of T4ruealtns-o.s Sd.
Csttese-51s.
, 1876-06-25
FEMININE NOTES.

It was q littIc dressmaker girl who looked out
OF the window is a drove OF Texan steers went
! by, ani remarked that their horns seemed to be
cut gor:Ng,
"Wo,nan," said the tat man on the cracker
barrel, rc1ectye1y, "woman is like boil.
When another man has her VIC laugh at lin;
when VIC have her ourself we cherish and pro-
tcct her. "--yvrrich Bulletin
| Mr.. Singlcman, Of Grcenville, II. j., forced
quid Of tooaceo into Ills wifc's mouth the other
day, and kept it there until she b:calne sick.
Now his wilt wishes she hul remained u single
woman ilisteal Of becoming u Singleman.
4 sehoolma'am who recently thought to sub
due the rampant spirits OF small girl by keep
ing her two hours after school, VAS rewarded,
when the time was up, with Il motto lozenge
bearing tho pathetic inquiry Must We parts'f
The following is verbatim copy OF IN e.
prcssivc letter young lady at the Centennial
wrote to her mother III Providence:
o1 Pn1apF1rna aDe, yrne 3saenDEAn %o7HTn Oh!
ahectionate daughter, MANY.
The new cook, On receiving short notice to
leave, with hint that she has given false
character: t'An' Is 1t 1ne false character ye're
afther casting in me teeth! As If I'd be bring
ing me tllrue character wild me, to lose it In
your dirty service" =
ssI hope you understand, sir, that I'm not
leaving because I've any fault to find With the
place Or Win Inc otGer servants, or win my
mistress or youfscu. far from mai shoulu
pe most iaPpy, at any ttme, TO give the place
cia1scteF''-1"'8"-
Dr. Mary Walker thinks the scheme Of max
fng gcntleman's trousers SO yoluMinous III tho
neither limbs this year is to force her into aban-
doning them but she says she intends to hang
on to theIa IS long as SHE don't have to slip 'en
on over her hcad.-NoTTasto'on Herald.
In announcing the marriage of Miss Mary
uuups. a Hoston papcr pres,1incs TINT sbe wiii
continue to wear her maiden na1ne.-EIchange
We dccTy-no-line OF Journalism more enlphatiu-
ally than that which, as In this instance, skirts
on the impcrtinent--Neu York Commercial 4d-
, 1876-06-25
COSTUME FOR A BLONDE.

a lovely costume WAS worn at the races by 4
Parisian leader Of the tashions. 1t consisted Of
wistaria-colored silk dress, made with high
neclzcd plain waist without 4 basque. Over this
was Worn polonaisc Ut transparent tissue Of d
soft creamy shade, made open to tile bclt over
the plain corsa:5e. The bonnet was OF italian
straw, with i crown Of creamy silk, and
trimmed with clusters OF wistaria 4,los-
SONS, 1t would be difficult to imagine Il
costume combining more attractive simplicity,
quiet elegance, and harmonious adaptation vi
color than the one here described We trust that
many fair young blondes will adopt the parisian
toilet as lno1el forwhat can be be more irrcsst-
iblc tl1an The charm Of golden tresscs and fair
complexion heightened BY 4 costume composed
solns CT shbincd with the creamy tint 50 univer-
sally becoming, and just now III scli favor with
ti,osc who rule the fashion world:-l'rovtde'sce
,tturyA1k
, 1876-06-25
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES
The Wrong Woman --- Female
Doctors in Europe.
What Weak Woman Can Do-.'
Worth, the Paris Dressmaker.
Fashions In LaNns.--She Never Cared
for Observation-Disclosures Tor
Blonde.
SIZE KNOWS.

We f1attes oursclves-we bearded boys-
That We are deep and Gun conceal
All that We know, and do, and feel
Our business sorTows and club house joys-
From the innocent creatures who make our tea
But believe me-, sir, they can gee
Right thronEh and through both yon and ne!
Could hide your guilt in wine and weed!
All! foolish mortal. 90 you suppose
That only to sniff the scent OF rose,
And not the odot thut's in your clothes,
She's rot TINT sweet little, pert little nose1
Your screen il uu1y pane Of glass.
Through which shc secs that you a1s=a'as'
But long cared thing in lion's skin.
-Nus.lHcLkt Inquirer
, 1876-06-25
u POISONOUS HAT.

The other day 4 lady had u hat sent home
from 1nilliner's and put it OIL to take q drive,
On her return she WIS very much surprised, and
not little alarmed, to fnl a painful, aud by
no means ornamental, eruption covering her
forehead. As her lat was we'll forward 1t o.
Cured to her that that might have connection
with the cutaucous difficulty, aud So she had
the lniug stuff aualyzcd by 4 chemist. The
dyc-stuif was found to be very poisonous, La
lies should ,be careful when they buy hats
poisonously lined to wear them well on the
back of tlc hcad--Bsr{la Correspondence Hill
3tcru T'rns{e }1e7,far
, 1876-06-25
Attic CENTENNIAL.

The wumau walked slowly around the
grounds. She Was alone, but she saw things
through her. own eyes, aud companionshp
counted for little She glanced in the New Jer-
sey State House, she looked in the windows Of
the Kindergarten, and saw the children putting
On their little linen capes getting ready to 60
home. She turned her head, and saw small
brick house pushed against the Wolnan's Build
ing. There was something i'll 1t that looked likc
u patent stove, aud young woman stood ucur
it who seemed to be attending to it.
She walked to it and looked in the door stead
fly, but she sail nothing.
Miss Allison, the wonlan engineer, quietly ell
dured her scrutiny for some time. attending to
her work, then asked:
"Are you interested IN steam m-cngines ~
"So,' SHE replied, II ain not / never did
care for chemistry. 1t is too Lard. ."-Neao Cen-
turn for 1Ion1dAs.
, 1876-06-25
PROFESSIONAL.
DR., FRITZ,
s. E. corner Clark and Madisou-stg.
PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, l positively know that my treatment
will cure Deafness, Sore Eyes, catarsh, Consu,ap-
ton, and Diseases OF the Liver ard Kidneys FcuAle
Complaints, etc, etc, will, for the next thirty
three months after they are cured, thus making
positive guarantee off cure in every casc. Wenou
have over 400 patients under trtatm :nt, and can
We detect and describe all discuyts without asking
questions, and restore the patient 10 perfect hcath
with Roots, Herbs, and Earks. DIR. FRITZ.
OnlCe entrance from both streets Office hours
from 9 70 Y q: NJ. 1 to $, ~ to is p. m.
, 1876-06-25

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 6. I'll bu wheat, 374 bu corn, Ua2 bu
oats.
The following grain WAS inspected into store in
this city Oh Saturday morning: cars No. 1 N. ".
wheat, - cars No. n. W. do, 1 car No. spring,
SO cars No. do, Fl cars No. 3 do, is rejected
do {101 wheat; II cars aud G, 600 hu high mixed
corn, EGO cars No. 2 do, 5 cars new mixed do,
90 cars rejected do, cars grade {43s corn}; IL
cars white oats, so ears and = 500 bu No. g do, II
cars rejected d. cars grade (77 oats) IL cars
No. 2 rye, car No. 2 do, s cars No. 2 barley, =
cars No. 3 do, / chr reiccteddo. Total Gal cars}
307, 600 hu. Inspected out: IS, 154 bu wheat,
90, 233 bu corn, 3, 100 bu oats.
The following were the receipts and shipments
cf brcadstufIs and live stock ut this point during
the past week, ald for the corresponding weeks
ending ns dntcl: