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PERSONALS.

To Hi. Lamar: 4 barking dog gathers no
moss.
r. The great OLeary's legs are tottsring on
the throne.
:. Mr. Weston doesn't appear to think Of the
ether stomachs that will ache.
Lamar must not measure swords with
.conkling except ut vary safe distance.
Henri Watterson to Senator Lamar - If
yon are afraid, call on me and my JOG. 600 men.
There can be no doubt that Anson and
Weston. ~ Presidential ticket, would sweep the
country.
l.. Speaking Of Edward Payson Weston, We
are induced to believe that his middle name &C
eonnts for It.
It is probably not jim Blaine that Ben
Hill Is afraid Of, but his fesoclona and bloodthirsty
ally, Gail Hamilton .,-.
The excursions of rural editors are in
trnging: to a serious extent on the frae"lnncn
routes Of the tramps.
Somebody has sent Jeff Davis Bible. Is
not Ar. Davis good enough already' Is not snch
Ett entirely superduous!
"a bust Of Frederick Douglass, who used to
lire In Rochester, has been presented to that ctty
j. By several Of his admirers there.
Necessity is not always the mother OF IN
vention- We learn, for instance, that LAURA FAR
hss recently invented baby carriage.
1t any rate, Mr. Ennis has beaten Weston
It s8ving women from drowning, which is better
for the women at 1cast-than ii he had won the
belt.,
Sir John A. Macdonald, it is intimated.
Will soon visit England, to remain there as men-
ber ol the Judicial Committee Of the frivy Coun-
o.
:, The article which recently appeared in
Haekwood defending Sir Bartle Frere's policy in
zalnland IL aaid to have been written BY his dauGn
teI
Our exports of provisions will show con-
siderable falling OF this season. Alexander H.
Ephena intends to sojou1n In this State during the
tun1mer.
Lord Chelmsfora's method Of fighting the
Xnlns differed from Prince Kapoleon's. For THIS
reason Lord Chelmsford il still allye,-ano 80 afe
tae ezglps.
P,aA de- Casssgnac, We hear, has quit
dutllng,: This is unfortunate, for 10 long a. ne
DID tie dueling Of Franco nobody was likely to Dc
setiously hurt
A,BisohoA says it YVES quinine that allied
hun. The explanation is satisfactory; but qufnine
is tsamackes, and re advise Mr.. Bischoh not te
soQkon it Rhen 1t IL red.
Perhaps some Of those tsPinafore singers
hzd!heter seek1he seclusion that the Church cho''
grz1RAll=: :LAts Buttercup appears 10 have rni1ee
thase'c6ntracts up. How ever could she % II!
:. AZ amusine story is told of DR.. Lyman
Beeeher By correspondent Of the Hartford 110'<s
~. Conn.,
, 1879-06-22

: It would OCCUPY httaoontseEen mon1ns' "'tnou'
1ask1ns any aoHane !or meas an9 sleepns no4s =.
9nst rs he was IN desa'f. ana tn'nk'hs o. conmtti
tpg aaietqe' hapy tnooeht etTocS n,n'; W
e3@e ':sasea; sasq' ae oonnoea msussaent,
b6qghtt coat for so Gnts, burst the lkW minutes
of f1F pau1, and. aftor dancing fR6 sufficiently
abon h't Pat 80 as to redns6n his quest, his
shabeltss mass set out aSttn Is he reflected that,
haatt'seeln9 light wittbad attire that he wouldn't
nsdssaa inch = sb9eto sec him, be must tnfall1-
VIM ~ enf ri the company Of her aristocEatie
, 1879-06-22
GEN. GRANT,,

! COUNCIL BLUFFS, H., June 21.-The Hon. 4.
E. Borie, e1-Secretary OF the Navy. who has
been travelling with Gen. Grant In foreign lands
since January last, reached Council Bluffs last
evening over the Union Pacific from Shanghai,
China, being en- route home from Philadelphia.
In conversation with 3 Nonpariel reporter Mr.
Borie said Grant would probably reach San Fran
risc0 on Sent. 10.
, 1879-06-22
RACES POSTPONED.

Our city ia full Of visitors dividing their time
with pleasure and business. The popular Dental
Institute of McChesncy Bros, corner Clark and
Randolph streets, continues crowded. Low prices
and fine work will win on tbs home stretch. Finest
and best set Sc. 90. Filling one-half the usual
rafaa
, 1879-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To cure constipation, btliouaness, and tho
whole trnin of ailncuts resulting from deranGe-
Bowel Regulator. Unlike the usual purgat!vcs, It
does not weaken or irritate. The action Is mild
and pleasant. There is no other remedy IN materla
hcuthy action. Depot, Ito East Madison street.
, 1879-06-22

VE'GE''TIN:E''
Gives Good, Clear Complexion

Gives q Good, Clear Complexion.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July s, 1877.
a. R. Stevens, Boston:
Dear Sir-Thc great benefit have received from
tue use Of Vcgctnc induces me to give my test! 81.
monV in its favor, For several years my face has
been covered with pimplcs, which caused me much
and knowing it TO be blood ,.n aeease tas
1nany preparations without ootainng any benefit
until commenced taking Vcgetlne and before
had used the first bottle saw bad the right mcu-
much improved, my humor entirely cured: Yours
resnectfnliy. MISS n. kEEFE.
l130 Carpentcr-st.
, 1879-06-22

So. 50 to Lake Geneva and return, includes a
steamboat ride around that beautiful lake. For
time, OF trnins information, ETC.. apply at u
Clark street, Chicago i Northwestern Railway
ticEat oflce
, 1879-06-22
1 Young man went to 9 florists
x-s4A nanXA a blnGh did 6AY.

L young man went to tlor1st's'
And with many blush did say,
.AHo thou good florist, organize -
For me, and that strasght"ay, :,
~: And onite regardless Of expense,
Ths lastelulest bouquet
.er.ka p.nsies ptnks, and vtolets,
> The daisy aud the roee.
r.ts each imaginable Aower .-
That in the garden grows,
- I'D make thercfrom what shall delight ..
Alike the eye and noo.
"Antin tho language Of the flowers
The following thought express:
.11oye thee more than tongue can tell r.,
- Thou rem Of lovellncss,'
- Ind send to Calumet avenue.
.-> 70 the house OF Miss Maud S."
Fhep that good florist made all haste'
=. =: And whooped mp bouquet,
And mt it in pasteboard box,
i: And 'ere the close OF day
# vas delivered at the house
.-. Ehers dwelt the lady gay.
: within hts store the florist stono -:
g" When he was aware next dA
An OF beuuteous demoiselle
Who unto him did say.
"Tilt thou d1 me ND IN elegant
And eloquent houqnet:", .,.> .-.~;
~ will. !" the florist good replied - -. +:
"What may tho mesRage be -
Thst wouldsr fain have me express
- In hors1 poesy,-
sIloyathee,' or Il will be thtne,'
=, Or plsin Remember me's" -.
, 1879-06-22
TESTIMONIALS.
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY
For the Prevention Of Cruelty to
animals.

Headquarters OF the Society. !
Fourth NJ sSE YorE Tws&ntS &s{Scs r. 1sis
A;s: Sar1s dsEfy S. BY a..
esas sssa o IN tas
I S' S t1y bsgs ted ss
animal myss t. h.
5esist employ It yeensxs5 hs Dfesss,
mend 70 the patronage Of all having need Of relief
>, HENRY BERGH, President.
Msssrp. Samuel Gerry &ce.:
on my Sn 0ei
ANULE" IN water whenever washed my face. After
gsng Il
Shall always keep 1t aud %Ng III j.. ~ H. K1ss1Er.
1853 West Twenty -secondst-, New York.
FROM HON. JOHN BEATT1E-
Gs e troubled with back Of eight
sSs; Sss9sSs sts*d | M RsG e FS9:s
persons for rheumatism and 1t has always proved
You 6SS S6tsf bGaTE s II 2sYasa
81 as.
6: g 4 f1 see 1ssd
ton in hot bath. In thirty minutes was as well -
ever before in my li{e Too much cannot be said In
urAiae OF - 'SAPAEULE."
Truly yours, N. ORME,
59 Vest Twenty ty-seoond-st, New York.
The propretors will furnish ono thousand tes-
timonials II desred. from reliable pcrsona who hare
used *sAPANULk." and like 1t.
Price, SOC and $l.00 per Bottle.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS,
SAMUEL GERRY & CO., Proprietors,
237 Broadway, N. z.
, 1879-06-22

DR.. D'Uuge1, discoYercr Of the ctuchona cu1o for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room ~ Palmer
Gouse.
, 1879-06-22

RUMORS OF KERN'S RUNNING FOR SHERIFF
again soon arc not to oe believed, but whon you
hear fand you can. every day. on the Board) that
Kern's lunches are *'immcnse" you should take
the hint, and lunch at ITO LaSallc street.
, 1879-06-22
VEGETINE
Cures ScrofQla.

PuILADEfrHf1, Fa., July II, Io77'
q. R. Stevens:
Dear Sir-I can cheerfu1ly recommend your veg
rtine rs the ..Great Blood Purifier" have been
ailins from Scroflla for years and was cured by
your Vegetine. I keep It cohstan11y on hand to
keen nv bowels regular, and am constantly recon-
msndiug it to nil whom hear needing remedy
JOHN McGETTIGAN.
Being personally acquainted with Mr.: McGettt-
gan, can vouch for him as icing Iel1aole II n1s
statement as l have sold him Fegetine.
DR.. J. ". ABEL
Druggist, 1924 Beach-st-
, 1879-06-22

The propretors will furnish over ono thousand tes-
t1uonIals II deslred from reliable pcrsons who hare
used "sAPANULk," and like 1t.
, 1879-06-22

Fac-Simile Stores have opened in this city and selfstyed
themselves BANKRUPT STORES and J0B.L0T STORES etc"
etc., etc. When really these STORES, have
never owned BANKRUPT STOCK or JOB L0I big enough to
fiji six.foot Showcase, and only DECEIVE THE PUBLIC
Y marked tickets put on goods bought regular to make the
people believe that they cheap WHEN Y0U REAIh4 r. VAH
BUY BETTER GOODS FOB LESS MONEY In FlkSI'CLASo
ESVA ABTISHMENT.
, 1879-06-22

puILADELPH1A- July ., 1877.
H. R. Stevens, Boston. aaass.
We have sold your Vegetine for some years past,
and our customers recommend it as being the best
aud safest s.Blood Purifier " in use We have sold
many articles Of the same description. but Vegetne
gives the most universal satisfaction. we always
Recommend it with CONFIDENCE. ~ o,
Druggists, 1915 Ma1ket-st
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

an ACT to provide for laying out. altering or
disseminating any highway on the line be-
tween any town and an incorporated city or
village in the State OF Minnesota.
Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
Section 1. Whenever the supervisors of any
town, and the trustees OF common council Of
any incorporated city or village shall receive
petition, praying for the location Of q road or
for the altering or disseminating of any road,
the line between such town ana incorporated
CITY or village, such road shall be laid cut, al
tered or discontinued by two or more of the su-
pervisors Of such town aud q majority of the
common council OK trustees Of such Incorporate
ed city village.
Sec. 2. The decision of such supervisors and
common COUNCIL or tTustees, in relation to such
road, may be appealed from in the same man
ner "a provided in the laws "f this state for ap-
peals from the decisions of supervisors in rela-
ton to town roa1.s.
Sec. 8. The laws of this State, which apply to
. road on the line between two towns, shall be
applicable to all 1oads on the line between any
town and an incorporated city or village.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February rs, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
81
s So

AN:ACT to protect the Mississippi river from
81 injury TO navigation. XII
Be il enacted BY the. Legislature Of the State
y3 of Minnesota: ls,. 5s3 2 I
M Section !. That itashall not be- lawful to-
cast, throw. promptly, or oauae suffer. Or pro-
cure to be cast. thrown OF emptied from
mills Of any kind whatever any slabs.
edgings Or timber, sound or unsonnd, or by
fsllin9 or throwing any tree into the Missis-
sippi river. Provided nothing in thia bill will
prevent persona from depo~iting mill wasts Of
any kind for tho purpose Of bnilding or ex-s
tending wharfs or ysrd room is any city or
town on the Mississippi river. 81
I SEQ. = That any person, persons Or corpora
act, shall, for each and every such ofiense, for
felt and pay . penalty not sxceeding ffty dol
lars, beside such further ann ~ may be. found
ain any action for the recovery of the penalty o.
yenalties totths extes,tof anyt sEI,sass a lnak
0roper ptacs III u q IL violssion.
of this sct. 0pch penalty ca ~ iecoveiabIe In
sanyof the courts g thi6 ejttsts having az
siGti0n sthereOa.
so. 8. This 90 shall % I'll y &
foEos from and afker Juro In ley0,
s Aprsoved Aasela 1910 ssa&
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
~

ANACT to organize the county of Pipestone
and to legalize the election of county Of
fcers chosen At tho general election in No
vember, 1873. 80 ....... ~ =. ill.,
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota: 80 E-.-'~ ST-:s Il j.
Section l. The county of Pipeatone is here
by declared to be . legally organised county,
munities of organized counties within the State
of Minnesota. s4.ssz- -, ...lj-E.5. ,s.4r5s z.,
Sec. z. The persons who were chosen by y
majority of tho votes cast in said PipestOne
county on the day of the general election in
November, 1873, to the Offices of auditor, treas
urer, register Of deeds. sheriff, surveyor, Judge
Of probate, county attorney. clerk Of district
court, coroner, court commissioner, superin-
tendent of schools and county commissioners
Of said county are hereby declared to have been
legally elected to aaid ofices respectively, pro
vided said persons were at the timc Of their
election eligible to Offica IN said county, and
upon qualifying - required under existing
laws regulating the qualifying of county Of.
6cers. at any time prior to April I, 1879, shall
BE deemed 70 be lawfully IN possession of the
said Offices, and shall enter upon the discharge
Sec. 8. {. II any person, chosen to Office as
aforesaid shall not have qualified such officer
prior ia said first day of April, 1879, such office
shali be deemed vacant, and may be filled by
appointment o provided by law in case Of or
ganixed counties. "a. " sri g s 5 80 81
Sec. 4. The county commissioners OF said
county, when qualified, may by vote IF said
,aid county, and when 30 established the coun-
ty seat shall not be removed to any other place
except in, The manner provided BY. law sl
Sec. 5. This act ehail be ! public act and be
ii force from ard after te9passage. .s.sa $-i
Approved January II, 1870.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27


AN ACT to authorize the constituent of
United States cocviCts under the age of six
teen years to the State Reform school.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota: w. a r..
Section 1. That the board of managers of
the Minnesota State Reform school are author-
lied and required to receive into their custody
and guardianship, and keep until discharged by
due course of law. all infants under the. age of
sixteen years committed to said school by tho
sentence of any court of the United States in
and for this State, in punishment of any crime
against the laws of the United States, of which
such infant shall have been convicted, and for
the support and keeping of such infant priso-
ners, the United States shall be liable to tho
same charges - may by law be chargeaple
against tho counties from which similar COM
mitments may be made by the courts of this
State.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and b in
force from and after its passage
Approved March 10. 1878.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

AN ACT authorizing. the State Librarian to
make and certify copies Of judicial decisions
and other documents in his custody and
provide for the use, of the same. .,-..
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State OF
Minnesota: ..I.,
Section l. That the State Librarian, upon
the application of any person, may make out
and certify, under his official seal, copy or
copies Of any judicial d clsion of any report
or proceeding contained in any Of the laws in
equity. Reports in his office, or under, his
charge, a. such librarian, and Of any other
document or pager in his custody and any such
certified copy may be used and read before any
judge or court, or in any legal proceeding t.
the Same effect - the. original book, report,
document OF paper, could or might be nscd If
produced before .ueh judge, court or, other
authority, and he shall be- entitled to charge
for the same ct the rate of fifteen cents per
folio. fgE5 g. :. t5gt..&E. ,.,rssE z.,z..
u Sec. q. This act 70 take effect and be in force
from and after its passage. y;a ..ss-. ~ .
Approved March 1, 1872. n .ssxrz,ss-.. ,..r
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
IL

AN ACT to authorize persons who have COM
piled with the laws IA to planting and culti-
waiting timb"r and shade trees authorized to
plat and make application for bounty up to
July I'll. 1871.
e. il enactr,i by :te legislature of the State of
Minnesota:
Section I. Any person who has complied
in full With all the r:qui remen,s of the law In
force upon the rant.ng Of timber and shade
trees in this State, but who have through mis-
take iuadver,euce. inn bility, or otherwise have
failed to measure. pia1 aud lay ont such land 80
planted t. Trees and nuke the necessary appli-
cation to obtain bounty therefor a. required
by law, may 50 measure, plat and lay out said
land and make said application for bounty AZ
aforesaid at any time previous to the thirty
first (3lst) dav of July, eighteen hundred and
seventy-nine. which said proceedings shall be
subject to all the laws now in force upon this
subject, and said person when SO complying
with the foregoing provisions shall be entitled
to the same bounty a. if said application had
been made within the time heretofore required
by law.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
100

AN ACT to authorize the blowing and level
ing the public highways in this State for the
purpose of seeding the same down to grass.
Be it enacted bv the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. That any person living upon or
owning land fronting on any Of the pubic
seeding the same down to grass, pillow and level
the said highways for said purpose, and seed
the same to grass TO within eight feet of the
center of the SAGE. Provided That nothing
herein contained shall be construed to author
ize the said parties to work upon the same to
the hiudrauoe or ttrimens of the travel upon
said roads or to authorize any onpensation for
the same.
Sec. g This act shall take effect and he j.:
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March ~. 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

AN ACT for the relief Of parties who receiver;
seed grain under the prov. lions Of chapter
ninety four (o4), of the general laws of one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight
Q37S), entitled IAN act to furnish seed grain
to sufferers from grasshopper .svages."
Be it enacted by the Legislature &c The State of
Minnesota:
section l. The provisions of chapter ninety
four (94), of the general laws of one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight QS7o), are
hereby suspended for one Year, "a against all
persons who may be unable to pay for the seed
grain received by them, under the provisions of
said act, by reason Of loss or damage of crops
ed. that all persons claiming relief under this
aot shall TN OF before the first day Of October
OF each year. file with the county auditor an
affidavit ct loss or damage OF crop, and con-
seguent Inability to pay the one-half of his in
deb1edness to be levied against his property
for such year, and TO become due the ensuing
year. with endorsement thereon of two dis
interested free-lOhers Of the town in which
the applicant resides, vouching for the trith
If his statement.
Sec. z. The county auditor shall omit from
The tax levy ot that year the amount due for
seed grain firm all persons filing with him
such afhdavits properly attested and vouched
for within the time prescribed, and shall in
clude the same in the levy for the next year
following.
Sec 3. Nothing in this act shall operate in
any manner to prejudice the claims of the State
against all persons indebted for seed grain, but
all she provisions of said chapter ninety four
l94), exceptsas herein specially provided, shall
continue in full force and effect as against
such persons indebted until the claims Of the
State are fully paid ami satisfied.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 8, 1879
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
FARMERS BOARD OF TRADE.


An AIT tc provide for the appointment and to pre-
scribe the duties of board Of trade, to be known
as the Farmers Board Of Trade Of the State Of
Minnesota.
WHEREAS, There is in existence boards Of trade,
chambers of commerce and various other sssocis-
lions In the interest of speculation, which arc effect
i've In protecting the interests Of certain classes;
and = -, -" -
WHEREAs, tn growth and prosperity Of our State
depends mostly upon its agricultural resources,
protection is demanded behalf Of the tillers Of
the soil therefore, .e.-
Be it enacted BY tho Legislature Of tho State Of Min
Section /. That II is hereby made tho duty Of the
Judge of each judicial district within the State to
point of the most ablo farmers residing therein,
Of agriculture, aud who 10 not incumbent OF any
public Office Of the State, and who 10 not stock
holder ofaoer, trustee, Aesignee Or employe Of any
op created under the laws thereof, and that IL
not directly indirectly connected with any associa
Hon which has Tor its object the buying and selling
sec. 2 The persons % appointed shall constitute
board of trade which shall, be styled the Farmers
Board of Trade Of the State Of Minnesota, and shall
take and file with the seoretary Of state an oath Ct
office for the faithful discharge Of the duties Of their
Office, . Ss,ss&.r% - r. - - ~
Sec. 8. The said board Of trade shan meet in the
city Of St Paul the first Tuesday IN September in
each year. and thereafter Ut such times aud places
they may designate. s. aI.s.5@@ 1 it-@t "a
appoint such other ofhcers ashley may deem neoes-
sary. They may Also employ secretary and pro
SEQ. 8 The board shall have fun power 10 mako IN
naedful rules and regulations necessary to carry out
fully the meaning and intent Of this act. '.sea.
Sec. 4. It shaM ethe duty OF the State board Of
over tho agricultural interests Of the ste and shall
make report to tho presenting such facts
statistics and suggestions In their Judgment may
o ene
Sec. 2. The members Of the board shnu receive -
compensaton FOR their SERVICES three dollars per
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
%

AN ACT to authorize the conveyance of certain
school lands in st. Louis county.
Be it enacted by the esislature OF the State Of
Minnesota:
Section l. Whenever the amount of FIVE dol
lars per acre for all the school lands sold by the
State in section sixteen, township nifty. range
fourteen west, in the county OF Saint Louis.
shall have been paid into the State treasury by
the holders Of the certificates thereof, it shall
be the duty Of the commissioner of the State
land office to certify the same to The Governor
Of the Stat who shall thereupon sign ami ca'se:
to be issued in accordance with law putents of
the lands to the holders of said certificates the
same as if the price for which said lands were
originally sold for had heen fully paid. and.
Sec g. This act shall! take efteut aud be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved March l. 1879