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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

TbtAls. 2SSI MO- S.9OI %.IJ2
BEnvxs-Tradc slow. on moderate The leads TO
hand ranged from poor good with few choice quality
top steers Prices &C. l3c per h.. weights "a cwt.
strong cwt From IS lbs to So lbs. been allowed
net sales 80 lbs net At sixtieth yards
q. Eastman sold for self 80 OF horned cattle sales
follows 80 Missouri steers Mt 10c per lb weight 6S
cwt SO Missouri steers Mt lie per To- weight 6a4 cw
6S Missouri steers at lie. per Id weight ga cwt 50
Illinois ut loc. per h. weight ga ~ Illinois
steers at lie a14c per ID weight 80 Illinois
q e ger r.. iii wSsn' * sw 27 nSs sc -
lisnsin Thompson 81 lino. steers At terms not Oh
Ass ws S s 's sS f T
a~ To- SSs . s .s per % weigh 81
s the so % selves s't hsros ws: sw
Mis-: !, "S;
iic; per ID; weights IA cwt cw, Illinois steers
THOMPSON SOLD Tor selves " so. J p.
yssSt "a s%. = n'n .,S. .a'a =" weight
sa s,"s sss :sr m. no, b cy yaa:
q ohio % ,ss p, r. E sw s
rsn 3 Re, s with IS OF ns e weight ss
S S,, ;;:s 4, $ i 'sss sS Onto
s.:Se. + ,, Sss :.s.r: .sESi
s ss oH@ is sold Hs i s s:ss, <
s
swt se"nt grass illinois steers at axe. ssc. per
S:sS sE e 'sa.sS% ' :o,s e g, h Mi
'1a .SS OHIO s~'
iS SsI A 3D. s. S. ssS
iGS t .s sheep .ss psi T head
per y 20 Ohio sheep weight % lbs. head, at &c
a. = ohio sheep Weighs 10, S s Afs
lis per Nevt
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

ing OF the creditors for July 81 provo debts and elect
en- assignee. The following the creditors who unite
in the petition ana tho amount OF their clams:-h A.
& G. II. Church. $s.2i5 So Arnold & Webster,
4 Co.. sl,1o0 SO; Lincoln, TIN Co.. $792 a. John
Williams obtained judgAcnt for $500 81 against tho
bankrupt and the Sheriff took possession. Judge
Sheriff, Messrs. Henry Williams, Joseph Frankei
snd william Folktsrt from taking any further pro.
ceedngs TO collect their claims.
The following assignment yesterday filed In tho
County Clerks onlce--J Clark, Wilson & Co. 70 John
7. Chatilon
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COMMERCIAL.
TIM KscLisn GRAis TRADE.

KscLisH GRAs TRADE.
LnfRPooI. July 70. 1877.
AicaanG arasa circular says tho weather Is unsettled
unpromsng fJr harvest protrnced beyond the
time. Large supplies VI inreixn wheat continue 10
arrive sensible reduction of stock and check
ing material advances IN prices -t. with large
sunptivc demand this tendency continues upward and
per quarter advance. Prices here are July main.
tained. relatively low rates not only
considerable demand for consumption but ndacs
speculation Tue OF wheat the past Tire. days
liberal anil ot maize and nour moderate. There
heavy ra last night ont to-day the weather Is nnc aud
breezy Tho market dull and In the early sales of
wheat deelIuc OF 3D. Genital was accepted for white
Id. ID red Trade, however, ut tho ciose was
rather stendcr though bu ncss only moderate Flour
inactive ut unch anged prices uun declined nearly
ID p. There good business at the decline.
COTTON
LIvkRro0I- Jnly 10. 1871
Tho circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Association
IN Its weekly review :Cotton In iaIr demand
throughout the week. with hardening tendency for
descriptions American continues In good request. and
prices generally lbd. "a. higher Ia medium and
lower grades business la Islands u small. ~
changed prices Futures with tho exception OF July de-
iivcrics which have boon IN good demand were quiet
throughon, the week. though prices have gradually hard
ened The latest transactions show advances VI $500
for July delivery and Lied. for other positions
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PRovIpRNcF. Il. l.. July 20. 1877
The print cloths arket is shade better but business
light aud prices unchanged
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CLOSING PRICES


ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows tho advance aud decline In tho
closing quotations Of the principal active stocks as
compared WIN those OF yesterday
ADvAxcx:-wabash, u; Northwestern, y; do pre-
lerred, /; Rock Island, u; Milwaukee and st. Paul
n Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, u; New Jer-
sey Central. "a Delaware and Hudson Canal u; Nor
RS and Essex, u Michigan Central, q; HANNIBAL and
st. Joseph, u; Western Union, y; Wells Fargo, y
DEcLlNE.-Ncw York Central, 4; Erie, y; Lake
Shore, n; Fort Wayne, u Pittsburg y; Illinois
Central, u Union Pacific, /; Pacific Mail, * United
Sta,cs, ~
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loaned easy At ~ 2 pcr cent
The following were tho rates of exchange on New
YORK at tho aforementioned cities to-day Savannah
buying $40. selling sic; Charleston, easy, u Ak
premium; New Orleans. commercial par a 1-16 pre-.
MUM, bank u premium; Cincinnati easy. buying
par, selling 1-lo So Louis, 30 premium. and Chicago,
Ito discount Foreign exchange was steady with ac-
tua business at sj4 a+S5h for bankers 80 days
sterling and S6I aAS7 for demand.
!. MAREET
q Gold opened at 1855 and advanced 10 1861, with
closing sales at the highest figure. Tho borrowing
rates wore nat ~, 2. and IA pcr annum and 90
per diem.
Gold clcarings At the National Bank Of the state of
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$1,000 Dis Col $685..
tUD Nor 4 rs I'd. -.
5000 X, W - q Let, c..
1000 North Mo lst. -.
100 shs Del 4 ilud.....
100 West Tn Tel. ..s3
so N Y G q HR RR...
1900 do...... ......
$40 Erie kk ..........
100 do..". ".".
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LivKHroof. July 70 1877.
Pork-Eastcrn steady ut Ills; Western steady at Sis
Bacon Cumberland steady 2s I'd short rib steady
Mt 35s 3D. long clear steady At 36s snort cear
a6s. Cd Hams-Long cut rmer nj As shoulders steady
ut 2Ss I'D. Bcrf-inda mess steady ut 1884, extra
mess steady Sos; prime mes. steady NJ SIS Lard
at 4Os I'D. Turpentinespirits steady at Ms. Rosn-
Common aali AZ IS hne dun at los Cheese Anne ricAn
choice 6rncr ri So, I'd Lard 6 dull ut ass Flour
Extra State dull at 3Os I'D Wheat-No spring steady at
lbs sd M . do steady Mt lbs Id. winter southern
market winter Western In the Market
Corn-Mixed soft steady AZ 26s sd
LvgRrooI. July ~ - r. A.
Trade Reportfhe market Tor and fabrics Man
chester Is quiet and steady
Cotton-fuurcs steady; upla nds. low mtddllng clause
September and October delivery lied nplands. low
middling clause, November ana December delivery,
u T-l6d.
LONDON. July yO-5 40 ?. NJ.
ProduceRe fined petroleum at I'D gallon.
Spirits OF turpcntne strong AT lbs 2js 3d per cwt
ANTWERP July 90. 1871
Petroleum strong at 33I for fine pale American.
GLASGOW July ~ 1877
Sugar to-day is 3D. higher. The supply has diminished
FINANCIAL
LoNDoN, July 2o-4 80 +. NJ.
Paris advlces quote Ave 1911 vc for tn
account.
Cor soils, o4sa for both money aud the account.
PARIS July 20, 1871
Exchange London 25f loo for short sight.
LoSDoS. July 30 1877.
Silver is quoted to-day ut $50 per ounce.
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Bank notes 100000
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Tho following were the earnings OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway for the second week in
July
1877 ST., $40 So
.....................,. A, 45l 81
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In the earlier dealing government bonds gen.
orally lower, but advanced tho afternoon and closed
firm on an active market at the following quota
CONSTITUTED States currency skies, 1851 a 1861 );
DO skies, 1881, registered, 1lo,x a1l1 do do do,
coupon, liz l12K; do. do, 1885, new, registered,
lo6H l06% do do, do, coupon, 1868 a 106%; do.
do, 1867, registered, 1881 a 1925: do. do., do,
coupon. 1851 lo9h; DO do, 1868, registered, Ill
49, DO. do, do, coupon Ill H.; ao tcn-fortics
Registered, ll2k ll2,S; do do, coupon ll2A a
ll3; do. Gves, 1881, registered, 109x 10; do.
do, do, coupon, nix ms; DO AVS, 1891,
registered 1851 10sk; do do, do, coupon, los \
alOsx.
HAiLRoAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds wcrc quiet and generally nrm. Cen.
trail Pacincs fell on to 1919 c. ana c. frsts rose
TO ~ Michigan Central sevens sold at 1881, Eric
thirds at 106, Pacific Of Missouri Grsts at 1O3 c. c.
c. and nrss at lilo, and Rock Island al lo4x.
The following wore the closing quotations Tor Pacific
Rairoad bends;--Union hrsts, 1904 LOG; Union land
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UALNTsrON. July
Cotton quist: middline. iIhe low mddinv HE.
good ordinary tu,c. receipts t bales Gales.
stock. IO47L Weckly-Nct receipts 449 bales; gross
40 Exports coastwise. 40. sales. u67
, 1877-03-13

%tonnte, Die perborsene Sdtslidfeit bet
areiien WarD ben 3ol,uddtern gu Offneu.
Sie s09erte nit elmer Grmloeruns; ite
s1serte 70 LANCE, bis ale Mso9lidteit Der
orobenoen @efabr fiidtis Dor ibrem
@eilte poriiberee3osen ,uaren. Damn ltd
@rinec sutebreuo, seiste iie linn Elm Gnt'
lit, aui weldem l3ornesrotbe uno Die
bleide 6arbe oes @ntieeel,s lid tpedlelz
weile ia9ten.
6ortiesung folgt.)
, 1877-03-13
Sefentli6e Danffasuns.

Aus5ue aus etnsn grtefe ssn ,. pstnmat
let, Butt. 5cwarb County. Soma, an ieine1
SObn s. 5einmiiaer. &ebaitsus bee xNlba.
mp 5erplb".
...... SD fann nt@t umbtn, Did au BIT.
ten, In Deintm glatte un1ern Sfsntliden Donl
fur biz 5eiluns Geiner Mulrr bur6 Dr.
Aug. 3Snie's s amburser Gropfen
aus3uip:e1sn. Wie Du tpcibt, lit bic ltebs
Mtutter an einem i1meren QeberIeiber. unb
lelbf bic 6ilfe unlsyer Mer3te spar pereebli&.
Wir probirten bic 5amburser Iropfen, unb
murbe bkf1 ben @ebrau1 berIelben bic &c.
lunbbett Der Muttsr piebsr 9ans beresfeat-
Sd uinfts Du tpGrbeit bic 6anaburses
Mebietnen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
bsna fs baben 19 auf's 0urtrefli@is In unfit
gr GamiIie brwabrt.
, 1877-03-13

8 j E
in, 9ietatl u~ertauft gu SmpOrtattons preiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
0eo. S31 Mrd, GtraHe, Gde Der 8,petten uuc
Gpates Ctr. unS 6sl Glib Dritte Ctr.
WbiIabetpb ia, "a.
9ies 1T cine Organization BON Rapitalifen urn'
2bee al importiren unb au pertbeilen
nit einem tleinen Ge,ptnn, Der BEN Gonlumenten allen
Oeipinn Der 3piIdenbdnbler ertpart. Wir eontrpQiren
einem 8roBen 3beil Der better 1beeiorten. mel&e mad
bieiem 2anoe ~tor1iten unb Die nur bon uns ielbft Der.
fault tperoen.. WerIonen, tuel&e BON cnoeren 6Gnblern
taufen tbun otes ~ ibrein e,8ensn Nahtbeil. unjere
bduIer In CHINA uno Sapan baben bic belten sSaeilitGs
ten sur Musmabt mas uns sroBe Wortbtile aewdbrt.
gir baben gum Wertauf unierer 2beelorten In alien
6auptitaoten Der Dereini8ten Staaten 6teres etablirt
aDir seben unieren 4unoen elm
GctDueS Sell Gbrpmp,
.aenomlnen pou ben metropolitan Werten ameritani.
iher uno frenoer Riimflerl, ,pelbes. penn in einem
1ileerlaoen8 efauft nlebr tolten riiroe ais Der prets
ess abess bstrast. Dlsie Gbromos Rnb Elm @ei&emf
fur unlere Qunoen.
Mue s~eiauften lDaarsn a nit 1T. baB Re pon.
fomnene Befr!eoieuns setsGbren. obsroas Gelo iurads
e~ritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
1 - .,
no. eSl Nr& GtraBe, Ode 8meitsn unb geates Gtra1s
xas NJ eas 8psus Gx. Wbiia., W. <x411Mar
, 1877-03-13

Sd bin pistsr better ais ID te ertuartete n
rerben, ldreibt pbil. &u(, Salempiae, Wise,
bant DR.. Mueua 9Snts's 3ambursu
Erppfem. Sd lit LANCE an 5erstlcpfen ans
les apst Mer3te ~ &atbe, obne pab i'd 0inber-
uas srbielt. S1 entldloB mid, bic Sambur-
ser Iropfen hes DIR. Musut 86nis au eebrau-
&:m. Got aur Gbye unb DIR. Mueuf 3Snie'S
hamburger Tropfen gun, &ubme mub i@ IA.
gen, bab mir b~islelbsa msins @siunsbsit wte.
6ergaben.
, 1877-03-13
Sin bemerfenSw ertbeS Bud -
lrtbnr's lettes uno srObtes.
0efatr!!

ooer: Sermn10efl II Dem pauS eltleS Treun6e8.
Dities .poIentetffe aSsrf bieles Yetsranen Der
Wineritaniiden Hiteratur bat ais Yornur5 einem 0e.
eenlamo. peltsr has lociale 2eben unleres geiammten
Noltes beriibrt uno 9iebt einen idretlihen tlebsrblid
uber nsbel, Weldes es blositelt. lluAerpreentltcb
fpannenb unc auireSene, pirb Is bon Mlen nit
NunSen. gDir fno sntidlOiien. bas bud in isoer ia.
mile oes 2anoes einjufibrsn uno n~tferlren nod ne
e~asewelene 0ortbeile allen mdnnli1sn unh ,peibli.
Hen Subicribentenlammlern. lDir ~perlansem liberal
&esntex une i&iden gratis auf Derlansen Heoimsun.
cen mnb beIhreibenoe Girculare. 3. ~. &tpcbars
,. Gs.s 72s gbstnut Str, pbila- <NHm1.
, 1877-03-13
Die 8Iaf&s

n9amburger Trppfen"
tofst so Gents, ODER Gnf Glal&en
Douars, fiab In alle, peutlhen
Npotbeten 3u baben pber peroen pteltls
ben mad Gmpfans bss @elpes fret mad
alien Ibeilen Der 0sreinisten Staateu
per(anpt. Man aprylfrv:
n. vogeICr g. Co.,
Baltimore, Nd.
, 1877-03-13

Ser Dapf ether Tamtlte.-S& anS
I,stne Grau fassn Sbnen ben srSbtsn Dant flu
DR.. Mu suf RGuts's 9amburgr
Trspfem, f9reibt 5err Sobn Wptt, Geneva,
SQ.. benn bieielben baben uns SrObe Dssnas
ertpieien. 0ir Ialtu biz Irupfsu ui@t msbs
ausssben.
, 1877-03-13

@eseu 3auttrantbsittn unb a1e ~1nreiufs-
teiten. melde perbprbenem 8lut %entlprinsen,
linb DR.. Musuf RSnte's 3ambur8er
Hropfen tin gang auseusi9netes MitteL
eenn fs fnb bic befen Blutreiniser. o.
lhreitt esrr Subu @eurse Bubenl&as In s.
mont 81.
, 1877-03-13

Gin sutes Mtttsl sssen Golil unb 2eibf@ntsr.
zen limb DR.. Mu91f RDnt8's pambur.
Ger Gropfen. fHreibt 9err MiGael @etL
pHti9aspasa, Snb, benz ~hieisIbeu bs!fen ausen'
tItdli@.
, 1877-03-13

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franl. bab
t@ feline Speile naebr Dertrasen tpnnts, i1reibt
perr Ytttr Glemens, Qittle SrIeans, Mp. Sd
nabu, DR.. Musuf RSnts's pambur.
eer Hrspfen unb bin nun tpieber ni1t rrI
3ars 9trsetsat, funSsru fable MID stA trafti'
Ier als fraber.
, 1877-03-13
&nnn ben Wonat. Maenten ~oerlan9t fiir unlere
%SUO prei eroBen 81 Biider. -
Weldidte nott GbarleD &oB.

Sin polItdnbioer Berift bi,I 9roBen D%ebfimniIies,
oen ediloerunsen 8pb;nion Gruioe.-Das %iIuitrirte
Sannbud, in allen @%eli9ionen, cine poaitdnoi9e
5bilperune aler Observation-Disclosures uno 9 Is
f%sniiibrer bon Sr. Waueoait. 100 "SSuuitratioirm.
Dieie @iider p~ertaufen bel 9lulidt. Wdnnlibe uno
gHeibli1e Nsentsn ihlasen Gelo babel beraus. Ye.
ibreibungen frei. Gppteu per polt ie 50. Sobn g.
Totter uno Co., philadelphia. 4g82Sieb)
Ok Grtra semifd,te Rarten, go perfHietene
~ Stpl'Mrten, nit yameu, 10 Cts. 3. Saneens
bursb, GaHltton, u. y. ~2m2sfeb.
dO 6arten i'm ~ncuefen Stpl, nit Hamen In
fO Sob. 70 Gts rs fir 10 Gts. Msenteu Musriiitung
10 Cts. =. Sane n. 60. q. CHATHAM. N.@. 6m2sfe'
Ok Sancp stmiidte &arten. Yti@t aipei gang
~ 9leih. 10 Cts.
4m2sfbl Waffau Garb Co., Nailau, q. 8.
, 1877-03-13

perr Steif In Onaneaso 1tu. drift. ttsHt
uns nit, Sd lit felt swei Sabrsn an elmer
bSsartisen GlsGts, bic alien Mittsln wibsrltanb.
Da s.braudte i'd msbrsre @p@sn lang DIR.
Gusaa asatss aSnts's pambas.
spu bislsm bSsartissn Gsibsn soafaneis ssbsiIt.
, 1877-03-13

pho Wono Golleee. - 1asOA Ga,
BEN "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Musut 85ntsS pam.
burger Erspfen fnb Don ansee3si9netsr
Wtrtuus unb besbalb nabe3u unentbebrli1 fIr
mid. Nsp. Batter g. s. Nebnann.
, 1877-03-13

Wer1onen, Bic an Wppstitlpfststt unb @iber.
wilsn seseu @peiien leipen, inp DR.. Aus.
RSntg's 9amburser GrppteR ~
empfeblen. Serr Matbtas DrabObeL Blue
@prins, Neb., fbrsibt barber: Mein Gater,
IHon bod i'm Glitter, perlor ieintn Mppetit unb
bate Iosar eiuen Wioeripiaem sesen Speiien,
mas tbn Isbr 1bpa1 unb unb leibenb mabte.
Au1 unler 3ureoen eebrau@te er DR.. Musuf
RSnis's 9amburser IrUpfsn3 Der @ppetit tebr-
s aurid, une Ct fablt nun Gin gang aaesrsr
Henl& ~ isiu.
, 1877-03-13

perr Gbas. 1auptman, &iSsr potnt, 81. s.,
bessust tpie fuIst. SD lit felt a@t Wu@en an
S4na@s une Septl@msTasn. eur@ us.sreaa.
sou Dr.. Musun 35nts's pa bursss
1rspfen bin ID @ctt ii Dant rieber 70
weit bersefeQt, bab ID metnen alien geI&Sf.
tisuusen mieoer nadseben Fam. S4tann ba.
ber biele Wspiaiu Masn beitsns empfsblsn."
, 1877-03-13

Cine freubise With eiImne.-oer,
Baltbalar @eim. @outb Mb1ms, MaGa9ui.tts,
(9rsibt an unS: so tSnnte einen sansen 80.
gen pp0 1hreiben, unb bann fSnnte i1 bod
ni1t senus 1dreibem, mas @utes mir DR.. Nv
sun RSntss Samburser Trppfen
tbaten. Sd babe iiber a,usi Sabre aQe Doftu-
rem In bie1tr umtsesenb sebrau9t unb Gin Gwe-
res @elb ausseseben, Bis mid bic 3ambureer
Irppfen bon meinem fHredliGen lebd Dts-
pepfta b~efreiten unp Id u fible. baB i'd
lGnger lebeu werbe."
, 1877-03-13
Mgentell geiudt fir nnier MeueS BUD
iber Die sroBe
Centennial . 2lmsfeu unA,

ss asSss h fa'}sI,. 'e sas eius S Pc Sas. '1slsss Dt ti1s
ri6tlss Wnlbauuns Der i6onen, %toltbaren Muslteuun.
gen Der STUNT. Ganerie. oes Wtaibinen. uno bes bappts
0ebduoes aibt. SiidtiQe @aenten seben ae9en o!eles
Bud aGe anpern auf. Webntt bas Sefte., S9idt
Iur elm Circular unp Irope.6ol3ltnitte: -. ".
3tesler II. Co., so. SIS ard Str, p9ilseslpb'a,
penua, ZWZoIeu'
, 1877-03-13

Gin Boftouer Mr5t fast. bas es aIs glutreiniser
feines Gleidcn nibt bat. Wis er bon ben nielen pun'
berbaren 8uren bbrte, beiudte er oas 9aboratortum
uno iiberjeugte Iid ielbIt bon ,einem lplrflihen 9Bertbe.
IS 1T aus Ri,toen, Wurjeln uno 9rduiern bereitet.
nerfnitte1lt oeren SuIamnenie Bun9 eritauulibe Reiul.
foft er,isIf tunrheu EtA
, 1877-03-13
&tpf 9pecmlatipmen

,peroea bon ums in isoer Mrt nur sesen Goinmiifon
aussefibrt. Puts and Calls Oil bic Deiten 6auler 3u
Maten. Rolten 500 bis 5000, pie oft
,uie NDaa street Gpseulationen auseeiubrt weroen,
irei p%erlanot. S&idt naH sinsm Gssmplar.
= xumbrtbee s. 3d.: aaSa
Bantiers Broters
4D Stun. YNau Ctr. Mem Wpre
, 1877-03-13

THE PION Fer,
EN- Pablo ~tauhrirttt Ssurnal. ueldu la 0stmas,,
0stes sntealt. xtre as& aQtn a~IeIhbstlt a.
iaubt uhreiara "
Q. .. Nasts.
ssss.Ssantfessetu.l p..H.
~ Rsh pns
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-10
Earth to Earth.

1.-THE tibes which inhabit the earth are
but few compared with those that slum-
Der in its BOSOM" This life Seems only
a vestibule to the future. We enter it and
march on through the corridors of time,
until re rcacl, the gates of eternity; en-
tering which we are dead to this world,
except as we survive in otir deeds, and the
affection of family and friends. In this
sense Mr.. VIM. A. Crane is dead: His
demise occurred at his home one mile
north of this city on the It'll instant, after
a very long and painful illness, which he
bore with great fortitude and Christian
designations. til was 81 years of age, ana
had resided ut his late home during the
last fourteen years. Mr.. Crane was. en-
dowed by nature with lavish gifts. lie
had strong intellectual power which was
always subjected to the control Of a deep
and active moral sensib,lity. He was one
Of those quiet men, who, conscious of
strength and the rectitude of their inten-
tions, meet exigencies and obstacles as
ordinary people do the favorable circum.
stances of life,-with satisfaction, and
even with pleasure. From his early
youth lie had been a Christian-an exem.
plar of the religion of the bible, and he
lived faithfully in accordance with his
profession. He first united with the
Congregational church, but at the time
Of his death was a member OF the Uni.
versalist church, with which he had been
connected forty years, and he will never
be forgotten for his many good qualities
of head and heart. He died u firm be,
lever in 'the restitution of all things" He
expressed a willingness to go, that he
might meet his parents and nlne sisters
and brothers, who had zone before,
He despised everything that was false o,
deceptive and he made his feelings known
His was not a passive goodness, a merely
negative characteristic without essence O,
virtue; it was an absolute, aggressive quail
ity which was recognized wherever he
was known, although he was ever to)er
ant of other mems opinions, and a Chart
able critic of their acts, for he was a real
philanthropist, one who was willing to
make sacrifices to promote their welfare.
This being true of him it is scarcely nee
cssary to say that he stood high in the
esteem Of all who knew him. The fu
neral services were conducted by Rev. j
W. Eldridge, assisted by Rev. Alfred
Morse: The occasion brought together a
large concourse of people many of them
older than the deceased-friends attached
to him during the carly years of his res.
idence here. The remains were deposited
in lakewood Cemetery just across the
street from the late residence. The widow
aud four grown up children have the sym.
pathy of the entire community.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-10

LAST week, at the request of leading
business men, we went to Milwaukee to
consult with the officers Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad company,
in regard to the transportation of freight
to and from this place. After an inter
view of nearly half a day, w gained some
very important concessions in favor of
Austin. We met MI. Merrill, General
Manager, and Mr.. Gault ana Mr.. Keys,
prominent officers, who convinced us not
more by what they said than by what they
did, that they have a kindly feeling to
ward our people, and that it is their pur-
pose to treat us fairly. They recognize. a
mutually of interest, as existing between
themselves and every trading point
through which they run their line, and
they seem to be anxious TO cultivate the
most friendly relations with the public.
They control onc of the most extensive
lines IN the country, and manage it with
with great skill. They are to be com:
mended for their efficiency and faithful.
ness.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-10

THE whirligig of Time brings constant
changes: and each succeeding great event
finds its appointed actors, who often prove
TO DC those least thought Of in the minds
of men. Thus it is that when spring
comes and brings flowers, and spicy ,odors,
we know not who will wear the first linen
duster until we see the appointed man for
the occasion prancing nimbly along on
the !sunshinny side Of the street.-The side
where is located The grocery store Of Tall
made s. Ball, and If people, instead Of
frctting about hard times and little work,
would rouse up, look about them, and act;
give up their luxuries,, and cndeavor to
economizc in their expenses, they would
be far 0 happy. Most folks are earn
ing less money to-day than two years ago,
but expenses have been reduced accord
ingly. II you don't believe this try q sea
sons trading at Tallmadge s Balls gro
Gerry house, on Main near Mill street. You
will be astonished at the low prices he is
selling groceries-and ptovisions'and ta.le
supplies.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-10
Good ADVICE.

Now is the , inc Of year for Pneumonia
Fever, &c. Every family should AVE n
bottle Of BocIItE's GERMAN SYRUP.
Don't allow for one moment that cough
to take hold of your child, your family or
yourself. Consumption, Asthma, Pneu.
monia, Group, Hcmorrhagcs, and other
fatal diseases may set in. Although it is
true GERMAN SYRUP is curing thousands
Of these dreaded diseases, yet it is much
better to have i, at hand when three doses
will cure you. One Bottle will last your
whole family a winter and keep you safe
from danger. II you. arc .conSunlptlvc,
| do not rest until you have tried this remedy
Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular size rs
cents. Sold by your druggists Clcmmer
& Pooler. 80. COW.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-05-10
cadin4 Rooms.

The annual meeting of the Free Read
ing Rooms and Library Association, was
held at their rooms, on Tuesday evening;
May 1, 1877. The following is q list OF
officers, elected for the ensuing year:
Prof. Biglow, President.
Miss a. Shullcs, Vice President.
Mr.. Edwin French, Treasurer.
Mrs. ". H. Sutton, Sec. and Librarian.
Mr.. W. NJ: Howe,
Mr.: 1: $; Willard, Directors
Mr.. W. W. Noble,
Librarians report for the year, is as
follows: Number Of visitors, 6,G93, nun.
Der of books drawn from the library, 3,941.
W. received the largest number of visitors
In March. 1877, and the largest number of
books taken out in April, showing an in
creasing interest in the Free Reading
Rooms of Austin.
=. Mrs. W. H. SUTTON,
Secretary and Librarian.