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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16

Representative Stephens had an attack OF
neuralgia Of the bowels on the night of the
eth inst. and is worse physically than for
years.
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Frozen to Death.

Clark Hubbard, wife and two children,
en- route west from Sherman to Galveston,
Texas, were frozen to death near Pilot point
on the night of the 5th.
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Border CrlmillalD.

Border CrlualnalO.
Rumors being current that an attempt
would be 1aade by herders to liberate Olive
and party who were in Kearney, Neb., Jail,
charged with burning ketchum and
Mitchell, the prisoners were removed to
different parts Of the state for safe keeping.
while an inmate of Kearney jail, became
vicious aud threatened the lives of two of
his fellow prisoners, saying he would not
be satisfied till he had killed two more.
Jack Kuowlau, a gambler, shot and killed
Mexican Joe Mt Sidney, on the night of the
9Th inst. The murder was unprovoked.
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would be moro in accord with the political
views of General Trujillo, president Of the
republic. The scheme was exposed by one
Of ito supposed friends, and In the attack
friend and foe suffered alike.
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referred all petitions, communications, bills
and resolutions relating to the grading an
measurement Of grain, three to be appointed
from each congressional district. Amendments
to the above making the committee joint
one, and referring it to the Third Congression-
al district were accepted, aud the resolution was
adopted. The resolution to consider the pro-
priety Of reducing the number of judicial dis
tricts was called up and amended 80 as to
increase the scope of the committee to the
consideration Of all questions relating to
retrenchment in all the Offices of the state, and
giving it power to report on the expediency of
changing the boundaries OF the judicial dis
tricts with a view to equalizing the work of the
judges. The resolution was then adopted. Z. ..
A resolution providing for the appointment of
= special committee of Eve to consider the
question Of the drive we'll patents was adopted.
-. Bills Introduces: Relating to wheat in
spection; establishing Minnesota grade Of
wheat; extending the time in which seed grain
may be distributed to sufferers by the grass
hopper plague; for the protection Of Minnesota
children; providing that all contracts for the
sale of grain hereafter to be made be based
upon the hundred weight instead of by bushe].
49, The appointed hour having arrived, the
senate appeared and went into joint convention
with the house to receive the governors mes
sage. At the adjournment Of the joint con-
vention the house took recess until afternL on,
when bills were introduced to amend the act
incorporating the village of Alexandria and
making Normal school diplomas certificates
of competency to teach in public schools ..
The house was then joined by tho senate for
the purpose Of canvassing the vote Of Judges
of the district courts Of the First, Second and
Fifth districts. When the result Of the count
was announced. Speaker Gilman declared F.
M. Crosby duly elected judge Of the First dis
trict, w. Wilkin duly elected judge of the
Second district, and 8. Lord duly elected judge
of the Fifth district. The convention then
adjourned, which course was followed by the
house.
FRIDAY, January 10.-After the re-
port of the committee on mileage had been re-
ceived resolution was introduced asking for
the appointment Of .. committee of=seyeQ to
investigat6 the reports.of cruelty TO prisoners
snd general acknowledgement 81 affairs sc the
state prison Ut Saltwater, but it was tabled by
q vote Of A to 49,. Bills introduced: To ex.
tend the time for the payment of seed grain;
to abolish the Office OF public examiner; to
legalise the plat Of the town Of Caledonia,
Houston county; to extend the time for the
payment Of seed grain in Renville county; su.
thori1e the board Of education Of the the town
Of Detroit, In Becker county, to issue bonds
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loaf consumed in England is of foreign
origin; that one-fourth part of their
whole meat and dairy produce comes to
them from across the sea, and that almost
the entire additions which may hereafter
be sought to fill the ever-multiplying
mouths Of their dense population must
be drawn from other lands.
IT Is fact, we'll known by experienced
grape growers, that very rich and highly
MANFRED land rarely produces a grape
that is rich in taste, or will yield high
quality of wine. The grape that con-
tains the most saccharine matter will
make the best wine, and it is we'll known
that the different varieties differ widely
in the proportion of sugar. In Italy and
Sicily the very finest and sweetest grapes
grow on the rocky rubbish of volcanoes,
and those that grow in loose, rocky soils,
or along hillside covers, are often the
best. These facts ought to teach us not
to select the richest soils, nor to stuff
them with barn yard manure for the
grape. Grape vines seldom need any
manure, except ashes, lime and bones, it
the soil is thoroughly pulverized and
cultivated, and all weeds and grasses
near the vines kept out. One of the
most fruitful causes of milldew and rot
is the application of too much manure
to the growing vine.
LIME has an important effect aside
from its action as plant-food. Freshly
burned lime (known as "caustic lime "
and "quicklime ~ has strong affinity
for carbonic acid, 80 that when it and
organic matter (Which always contains a
large proportion of carbonic acid) are
mixed together, the lime and carbonic
acid unite, promoting the decomposition
Of the organic matter. Newly "slaked
lime (Which is lime united With water
has an effect similar to quicklime,
though slower, and hence Is better for
farm use. Fresh, undeoomposed organic
substances, especially dung, contain the
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OWNERS
Attention.

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F. Arnant and Co. for Termilion parish.
III case no sale is eff-cied the har,ies
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and in casS OF sale moderate commits
ciou will be charged, as agreed to ip spe
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distribution of the above ramph'ets TO b.
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series OF oral explanations or lee ures ol
our Garden Parishes': /: vermi!ion, Ia
fayeste. Calcasieu. st. Landry, ST. Martin
iberia. ST. Mary.
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A DANGEROUS TOrp0r.

Torpoy or inactivity of the kIdneys IS
eriou-iy dangerous 10 those organs,
ince it is the precedent OF diseas1s
shich destroy their substance aud endan-
.er life. This sluggishness may b. over
.ome by stimulating them, not excessive.
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The Impetus which this admirable medl
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eonnseracts any tendency to congestion
which may exist in their tissues. Bot
fhey and their associate organ, the biae!-
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imulated by the Bitters, which exerts
kindred influence upon The stomach, llv
sr and bowels. and by strengthening ihs
.ystem. enables it to withstand mala,la
.pidemics, to which when exposed
night otherwise succumb.
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Ceux qui ont des
teI.reS a Vendre,
attention

Messrs. f. Armant d Cle, "
Rue du Camp, Nlle.Orleans sont
prets a publier gratis sur leur pam
phlet, concernant les Nerdoynntes
Payoi;sses de la Louisiana, l'otfre en-
yente de toutes terres ct propr1e-
t4s conform6ment a la description
oni sera donnee a e. Montague q
Abbeyille seul agent de Messrs-
#. Arnfant & Gle pour Ia parolssse
VermiIlon.
Aucane yente n'etant effectue1
les propprietaires n'aura.ent rlen
i payer pour frais de publication
mais dams Ie caseontraire lis pale
ront une commission reasonable
convene d'avance par contrat.-
Pour plus de detail adres.ez YOU:
directementa a NJ. Ernest Montague
seul agent pour la paroisse Yer
million de la maison +. Armant .
Cie., Bureau des Terres CT din
migration. d. MoNrAGNE,
Abbeville, Vermillon
e. q Juliet IT.
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s The STEPPING STONE TO HEALTH
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ARRrv,rAE LOUISIANA, SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1879.

this sum being the lowest bid, the
same was accepted.
Art. 5 Resolved, that the Par
ish Attorney be and he is hereby
authorized To. institute legal pro-
ce edings against all persous pla-
cling Instructions on the public
roads of this parish. and also
against all persons refusing to per-
form road duty after having been
legally notified to- do so by the
respective road ovtrseers of this
parish.
Art. 6 Resolved that Alcide
Leblanc be and he is hereby re-
lieyed from paving any parish Ii
cense as surt-peddler during the
year 1879.
Art. 7 Resolved that the fol-
lowing place 9th election precinct.
be and the same is hereby changed
/ from the house Of Antoine Ragga-
zoui to that of Oliver P. Randall
on Delile-1Sle.
/ Art. 8 Resolved that in case
no bid Is made for the land seized
in the execution of the judgment
lin the the suit Of the Police Jury
VS. J. A. Brookshier ct ais when
the same is offered for sale, thai
1.-The Parish Attorney be authorized
: to bid in the same for the parish
proUided. that he shall not bid
more than the amount of the iudg
men, against the defendant whose
land is seized.
The following claims were ther
allowed and ordered to lie paic
out of their respective funds:
t Criminal funds Of 1877.
r G C DJkon sheriff S | 81
Out Of surplus funds Of 1878.
e G G Duson ia D.
0 Leo Perret M ~ q
Criminal funds Of 1879.
:. Alphonse Leblanc D-Shf l8 s.
Sosthene Herpin D-Shff 3 O
|. 4 lexis Trahan D-Shf II =
Fl B Lyons D-Shff Al y
E G Ewing D-Shff E 4
g Parish & Dist Atty fund OF 1878
D 5 Wise assignee of W \
e White 81 =
), Printers & Slationers fund 1878
: Il | Addison 43 4
d Police Jury fund 1879.
S AMBROSE Lacour % y
The Police Jury then adionrne'
g to the 1st Monday Of July nex1
d 1879.
ID HOWARD HoFFpAuIR, president.
A. LAGoUR, clerk.
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CONSUMPTION CgRID.

An old physician retired from active
practice, havipg b placed in his hands
by an East Indian missionary the formula
OF a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure OF Consnmp,
lion. bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma, and az
Throa, aud Lung affrciopa also posi-
i've and radical cure for General Debility
ana all nery Gus complaints, after hav1"e
thoroughly tested it's wonderful curative
mowers in thousands Of cases, feels !, h'f
1ntv TO make it known to his suffering
fellows. The recipe will be sent free o.
charge, to all who desire it., with fn.l g.
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Street, Philadelphia, Pa.- Nov. ~
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NOTICE..

Parish Verlnilion La. April 26th
1879
Licenses, State and Parish, Ill
persons notified and not Having
complied, are hereby advised il
pay Immediately or tie ln'! meas
are Of tie law will he executed.
NJ. q. BRoussARD.
Tax Collector.
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The Police Jury met this day at
the Court House, ia regular
Upon the rollheing called, the
following members answered to
their names.
lst district-Severien Primeaux,
2nd do-.)oseuh rrahan.
4th do-J G'r6ville Broussard.
5th Howard Hofpanir,
| 7th do--Louis Thiheaux,
The minutes of The last meeting
on being read, were amended IN
| the following particulars La the
budget levying the parish taxes,
insert Parish and District Attor-
ney pro TEN fund Z mill'. And
with this amendment, the minutes
were adopted.
! On motion Of Mr.. Trahan. the
FIJI ance Committee were granted
further time to make settlement
with the exyparish tax collector.
The parish Treasurer made
a written report of the furds on
hand the same after being read
was ordered to he filed.
Art. | Resolved that the par
ish Treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized to pay F. r. King, the
balance due him as his fees in tht
suit Of the Parish VS.. J. A. Brook
shier ct ais and to c.. G. Duson
sheriff of the parish Of st. Landry
the sum Of STA 50 out of the sur
plus funds of 1878, remaining II
the treasury.
j, Art. 2 Resolved that all th'
surplus funds in the treasury. ant
those hereafter to be collected OF
the rolls Of 1877, shall be dNidet
and paid over by the Treasurer il
pro rata to such judgment creditor
whose judgments are already re
} corded against the parish. excep
the Judgment in favor OF Franeol
Gastal.
Art. 3 Resolved that the pub
7 lie road laid off in the lst Roa
I District, be altered so as to run a
; follows From the oak-tree bt
! tween the Winston and Perr
5 plantations running east untfl ]
j strikes E. W. Huff's tractof land
!, thence due south between the line
y of IA. w. Huff and Miss hllzahet
i Hobdy's to Edward Lees line
{. thence due east between the l1nt
/ Of said H,ff and Lee-thence du
J, south to the "Old Beef Pen ! Nj
? Lee agreeing to give suffielel
: land on both lines. north and ea'
+ side, for said public road.
: Art. 4 Resolved that said E'
;. ! ward Lee shall have until the ltll
y day of June 1879. to remove h
fences and open said road I; in Il
: meantime he shall place gates {
said road and allow travellers
pass and repass the same witho
: hindfance.
,S The Office Of Constable of tn
body being put to the lowest bi
/. der. Sosttcne HerRin having offt
= ed to perform the duties of s;t
Office for $31.75 per annum, al
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