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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
MANKATo FREE Press.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ., 1881.

II you wish a Splendid pair of Spcctacles
fitted TO your eye, go to =. h. WISER, who
will sell YOU better Lenses at half the price
charged by trdrsliag hunibEgs.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
Attention Readers.

A fine line of Plush Hats, also shaded
Plumes, at TODDs Millinery Store, $50,
Front street
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
Holiday Goods at TOdd's.

Panther and Spider Shells, Dolls and
Shell Boxes, at low prices, at TODD's,
100, Front street.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
MEN AND
BOYS Calf Boots and Shoes

Largest, best and cheapest stock in
the city. Mems and Boys Kip Boots
and Shoes. Largest, best and cheapest
stock in the city. Also full line of
Mems and Boys custom Calf and Kip
Boots, every pair warranted as repre-
scented and at prices to suit the times.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
ANDREWS.

as he is determined to Underscll every
other shoe dealer in Southern Minnesota.
Our motto in the future is the same
as in the past, to sell from % to so per
cent. cheaper than any other house in
Mankat0.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
DIED..

Don't fail to visit Wiser's Jewelry
store and see the beautiful new goods.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
ANDREWS

says Large Sales and Small Profits pay
better than Small Sales and Large Profits.
Mean business and Low Prices
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09

Is determined to keep the Lead! stran-
gers will find the place by following the
crowd to the Largest Boot and Shoe
House in Southern Minnesota.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09

Farmers
take your dressed hogs to the Central Ware
house. j. q. ROLLER pays the highest price
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
ANDREWS

Leads the Trade on prices and does a
tremendous business.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
20A Pair Farmers Wool Boots,

and the VERY BEST made, and we
will sell them very cheap for cash. Do
not buy cheap boots when you can buy
good boots Tor less money.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-12-09
ANDREWS
ANDREWS

Sells more Goods than all the other stores
combined and
, 1881-05-31
HOUSE.

1 MERRY HEART GOES ALL. TILE DAY,
bpseta! n'spafeh to Tie Chrueo Tttbunt.
SPniSHflEt.p, ILL.,, Mny :W.-'The last tlay OF
thc session f"is!!tl II quorum OF froltcsome,
Foott-'satureI, piAt ut times rather buster
sus, members, baa.t III making tho most OF
'hclr opportunity u wind UP lii Arst-c|ass
Nyle.
On notion OF Alr. Baldwin. tho llouss pro-
:eetled to take NJ Scnotu bills Oh tlIr.! read
1lg. aihl Senator Cunp6ell's bill, calling fur
ittailed returns ut
DEllNQuEsT TAxEs
~ Town Collectors to County Collectors,
kas aha first 10 urrtye. It iassed with tue
Emergency clause, a,ltl goes to the Governor,
Mr. funngblooA interrupted tho exercises
ly rising ton
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE,
ntl tlehou1lcing as ullgrateful us well as un-
fna lie cflarge, Ut least lnferunt!aliy ,ua4e
" Mr.. Lincgar the other day, tint lie Ind
1elu.!geA tn the knights OF the Golden
clrcle nhu was arrestel for dlslQraIty
II the Union. The denial was
accompanied with explanations to tue effect
Mat 1,is arrest, liks tilat Ut Josh ALEU- aud
atheEs, WAS without warrant, and therefore
illegal. but lie ,aA Msscr bcon in q cont!l-
lion where tlo could lave bceu arrested un u
warralIt aud tried for felony. Could the
gentlenlau from Alexander Bay as much
, 1881-05-31
NEWSBOYS' HOME.
An Interesting Entertainment for the
Gnn1ans.

A., rrscroS,trr rntnrtasnu,crt f,r s1,a
" ts..,I " '
1HHltlt"'
Tho largo hull ot tho Ncwsboys' Home, on
nnt,hnr of t,ose n,cosnnt entrrtntu1ncnt., yivo,,
~. , -. ~ 80. .,, ~, ,,, .,,,.
ny 'aa!es anu 9e1lteh1ol1 Ut ta1s cts ior tho ptr
pose Of Inducing tho Iatis to stuy Mt homo In
Etcul Of su,lhndertt,g thor money 1y going to
Inn tbcstre. Thn it,en which 1as rrsnltcd IN
.hos, st.,," ,ca.,-r.,.. .,,o''.a ~ ~,
% to1o . , 1,. 1,"'.u ~ tra .no
tarInn clergyman, who presided last evening.
fills ue1tt tlc,nnn nascsaes TINT rnre md bunny
+.",,it ~ 1r".,.',. t,ass ,a.'coea ..~aa. ,.asrs
!"euns u ata"lns taesu hon!eIess stseet "n'ls
10 n'si!, anu Is asslatif2 theH 70 fcaeh n18ler
moral atmosphere. In this work he Is ably ind
ueunrn,,lv n.slstnf 1,v TIM l1nnrd uf Mnnn9ers
.,r tha ttorn an, ,,,uv nr,n,mrnt h, ,.noss tnon
ln th!sclty. Tho work inuugnrtsted isa good ono,
md. wltltas. 1t has 10 many pleasant sdcs to it.
III ,pa,ch the snyenty.tlye rnu,lus Inst evening
,,to'.,,,,. ~, ,,n.r..,,on, s,rs. .r,nt =,
s.' ''a sao "as t"to t.a"s ~
itseii. aaa NV inIles A!ta ReHticnoa preson. up
pree!asod that fnot inlly. Mcratolnro the boys
M, wsnI T. ti9 thoattes every Mohaay eveniha.
craliy the lower class Or entertainments, aild
int RESULT 10 taeir cnhfIeter Rou pf1lls Wns ac-
cGE1alnK. 10 Ale'n WIS he!d Out mo lns!ltcc-
lnent " havIhg the enjoyment Ut THO Homo
eynry MohIny evening, mud ovlry i've or SIX
"ecks ndnllsston would oo securotl tnr tAeHt tsl
*avo ~ this wny Shoulu TO detusitEn IN eAv-
ings-bnnk ut tho Jlanlo, anA they would Fcnelvo
Interest oi these suvinss at tue s.!te Of ?per
cont month, nn1 y prize bpstIeS would be given
tue boy who could SLOW nv lnrsest ainouut u
morley sHyel vt tho enl nf esIoh month. l;.lch
, 1881-05-31
EnslLAGE IN WISCONSIN.

Sntet1i Correspondence Of The Lhtrueo Tribune.
OcONf>Mow0c, Wis. atny @.-'rAo wonderful
succcss that DR.. Weeks has bud In tho prcsurya-
Fson Of groon fodder hy tho onsllngo prouoss, as
reported In TIE TRIBUNE oE Fol auu March
H. still lnaIntAIns dvslre atn0ng uEl tho s.lc-
cosaful farmers In this vicinity to try 1t them.
selves. uy another week spring Seeding nnd
planting Will bo finished, md the bui dug at
sll0s will cnnMenco; Indeed s0.ne hstyo nlready
boon begun. Whether th0y will meet with tho
satnc Buccess that tho Doctor has rosnnfts to 10
seen. Dr. Weeks, bofore building his sllos.
thoroughly posted himself on the solcnco In
Waived in tho operation, correspondent with
those who understood 1t, aud probably knew rs
much how to manage one thou III ho docs NOW.
lie says that tho many who Mre now building
hRyE already committed IN crror by going Rhead
bcfore they know what wus NECESSARY tn ho
doao; md the fnot that this knowledge
ID go necessary for tho successful
result OF tho experiments mny cast iaAp
uTnu tho genurll uso OF HIos. Hut etitl any ln-
telllgGnt farlnor who desires 80 tn da chn post
hln,aelf sutioluntiy TO mako tho olslngo provo
q partnI B,cccss ut lenst.
II thoro Is ono. .fnut recognized by al! agrt-
culturlsts, 1t is, that eortGn quantity ut yruss
whluh, consumed Ia grcan stutc, represents All
asccrtaluod autrltivo value, loses q consider.
ab'o proportion Of that valae In drying. A COW,
while fGcdnX Oh green grass III tile ea1nMor, II
vol kuoWn 10 KisH fur hettor quality nf ln!lk
than % II "intas, WHEN ssd On tho @ !sa1ng ~ material
thr,,.,gta tlo process ii drying, huv md fo,icr
losos It luast QUO. halr 1t holr richest and m,,st
1tssllnltatyG 4lelnrntss und tho value 0t koaptuE
neo4et Tor winter uso Ii very great. ana cannot
10 doubted by nus QUO,
writers hoyo wronxtniiy sustaina. ia M n uu,tinS
st.wing i awsy il ti|o s!io. ,Easilseo whci laas
prnnarel " fnr tH{oFlor to that ,:hch 1s pacscd
AD{urQ tt{ug h,k4 bGGn RtfGH 1t tn dry,
, 1881-05-31
SAD IGNORANCE,

In ths Editor 0 IAe th1tapa 7rtbunf.
C1I1cA0u. Mny a.-Thc Itntes ot Saturday
syB: "Df tho lilblo that Is nsc.l by tho lt0uiA.,
Catholics tho Old Tpstnncnt Is what is known nv
thu 'Dnwny translation published by tho
nowMy unlvrsHity of England In tho fifteenth
century" l,aaai. or l>ouay. is towu In FFauee
uf tllo Department Gt k0r.l, It formorly be.
sutvt rtty herp utter tho Htel Of th,is at Lou
satn Fruh! this 1t Mp,.tnrs TINT tho Tialts IL
Nbnl.t us Ohlitlous OF Aist0rienl rs ut eutnniNr
trnlh. bpull'ng wronH, geographical! l1eatiula
wruIR. lINtionRl1ty ut tho uhfsoralty Wrupg
chronology Wlpngl Gun It got anything r!EhtY
, 1881-05-31
AROUND TIE LAKES,

LAUNCHED.
Tho scow Albert Runscy WIS launched into
Rh0dea slip, Cleveland, tho uthor tlay. Sho IL
owned and commanded by Capt. John Miller,
bettor known ns plr-1ron ~ Miller.
TIE 1lAIf8E rlsDnHEss.
Milwaukee, Republican, May ~: "Thp bnrR0
Progress, which wns purchased by tho Monotuo-
neo Transportation Company front Wolf & Da-
ritlson lust fail nn1 converted Into Htea.n-
bnrgo, will he ready for service By Wednesday.
lakcs' Nj Men were s 1t Work yostcrtiay painting
l,er The M nan,e Progress naa + nsen %e Eain.1d On
ciSvclanG.' ti 1i Wv '1' 's'""''' ''''"''' ""'
NEW LrE.sAv1Xu 1xvENrIoN.
Es p DM;Ees Msy X e 'f.,sa sast was 'i!a to yo,tcr
lny Of THO Latest lita-savimy invention. tho
"0tt!pgcr SanJ Wheel rho Invention ur Cant.
many Inventions now in use it, tho I.sfo- -saving
Service. Tho trg Ut the wheel ~ about heveI
inches Wide, aud II alivl9ol into cun,pnrtments
to work wis tlliat US tho whoe SINK Into tho
Us tho wheel revolved would not only prorent
tno wiiec! slnking !1 tho sand, but would pngk
Inc saa a w. fnrns t harI resa fSr ~
tlat the Captnins theory WIS very correct
ons; ns:a, w9gog wlt thS -,9 99rl!nsry sand.
wulsht at tho litc.sav!ng waKon with lts appa-
rltus,. md the erow, Of tho sutton here could
wlt dilenity draw Il. and afsr hauling Il few
t.c.suylng waeoIk with tho Ottttxcr sand wheel,
of j milo over The rrusavst bench Ia this vlcn-
~, where thoy wcro compelled to retnoyc huge
stnps a'! lnas IL nrsF to make tho trinl Tic
prcceiGntcd III tho nnnn1s Ut fu-sAvlng sgrV1ce
history, Tho whuol has aarcn.iy hoen asontcd
ss,ccuss viii ako i oa no. or ta ~ ,nost W val,Gls Of
the lltc.shylng inventions tlUw III .lso. I'le ex-
, 1881-05-31
HADU.sf l'S IsE.fII1- mr.
DIR. RADWAy,s
SARSAPARILLll1
RESOLVENT
THE GREAT BLOOD PuR|F]tp
Chunges .ls Seen and Eo,t
they Daily Occur, AT. "
er Using /, Few
T1nSaa

]. Good spirits, ltsappraroncn =,
tI,.xh nt ansaoy ''crense and hsrnss,
Z. strength Increases. ahH"t1io irpnrn,.. -,
isn for IH, tln ttt'lrn SOUR cr,irtntios ~ fts
brush Hnnl digestion. calm au un,,MtI1feet i. wIfet
slGun, awaken frt!ai, nlid vtorurj.. ""'''1uthsd
-. n!snpp.'hraaca Ut ssuts, l,.,tchc, ,,..,.
the skin kn,ka olestr md bemWhY:' ,ta tha,nples;
etn@n3ed fr, rr IT. inr!, md y arpcaeaaee:. ure:
freely FROM tho bladder thrIn,rh ;ha.ef H. ra.@l
without pain Or tcning; little Or M a1s Ltteia
NJ sa,', s,nrSei te YvSsSs,; ,',n;i,;,oo =, ae'''
1iief!Hy or involuntary wraEnniuE ds"S, H ~ ~
f Inflicted 1T that wy} with ecr,IIinty nItySa9asSN ~
's,r H. silr , s!r"nrih csbbesdia si
storey t' tho several urgllhs. ''"''''s IT.
q. Yellow tliiRe IN tho white NJ tho eye, 49,,
tne awarahy, sht!r'n nbl'carnnce nt he IT. ~
y. Tht'ao HnnerIng frnm weak nr n1r"t.,o. n1,t
!iin4a nr tr!lerclcs vii rcaxn 4rcat Grnrs, T.
e1nettt'rnttiB freely the tulxl pht.gu ,r n,. w ~
thrt'Ht Or heutl; diminishing iho ite",r'rp.,F mp,F
e0uKk: general taurcMse st strength thrMsS3,n, ~
thn ffstp'n; stUppk9 u n'ghtrxcats aE n,Ias Suas
iegs shoulders e.S: esssatIon ut 'ne coa nHts1 !s1
rhlls ac.sc NJ snoc.tjoh. hHfy ,reothnus u eaa eaa
ns nyqa % eoH XII tSe.S T E ; w%
Il. Aa day nttnr t!ny tho sAISApAu1L1i,y.
.akrn t, nGw sELs nf returning h.I2l vii apw.,:
lsease viii !innish ind a fotcs a snd ds11snss nnsf.
deposits, nodes, tt'nnnN, cnncers. hurl Itinrss
e!; eon Go ,,'H rsS .vMy md tdo unsond MID
skin discusses, krNttinsly disappear. @ut'a'
=: ~ o.ssGa where t!o kyst.'n has hccu rail-
yntea, alMl Mercury. Quicksilver. cnrsosIsessuh
IN tue bones, tnta. ETC.. causing curcs pf ~
hot,es, rleknts, spinal cnrras,lrcs con.ortions rs
ss x xh's rssys ysss us stG ts,s tns s,i @
and exteruainnio lilo virus Ut th9 iscn,c fIn,
f.
, 1881-05-31
A SAD CASE.

Special Ntspaleh TO Ths Ghiea1o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. hIny W,-FrclerEckn nrt,atlbock,
tho 1B.yuAr.od German 9lrl who WIS Fccently
found III au oulhnusV on her laihers promises
suffering from nUYlcct from Il loathsomle I!is-
casc, died II, tho County Hospital tt..ay. Her
b14ly WAS ~ inoeulAtQts frulu tue dtauato t1At
modification set III before death.
, 1881-05-31

River md cnual causcs them considerable
trt.uhr.
EAuNCn or A SCHOONER.
Spsetci Dtaprtth 10 TIA t;htcaep Tribune.
MusKE.nS. atay 31.-A new echoonrr, tho
.fessip Marttn, was launched hero Saturtay.
THE RlNnfia1tEn.
xptttat ntspdteh to The Chicago Tftbins
rrltr CuInn1tsE Ont. MNy 'p.-A tug, with
tiretlvr III tuw, luft hero .ha afternoon tn try
md rclclso t',o schn.icr Ktngishcr, which Ia
ashore near ls'rt t3urweli.
TIE ". Il. TAYLOR.
Special pspntth 10 7ht. Chicago Tribune.
nErnptr, MAY :h.--Tho tuR Winslow arrived
IL Taylor.
r,rs YACHT couyrxss or uurrsntn
Is Ancl,urcd otr Windsor. sho will tow to Chicago
with SONG propeller. .-4
xEwANkr nArpoi.rt
spt<tas Dhpasth 10 Ths Ctttaao 4stbuns.
v, ,KxHSs F w., hay he s t%x 'Gs@ ss
vi! be e,pys, n t"wx stnno ,xn r the a1r ,o
llnrbor nuxt week.
uRA1N AT 1tuhuT1i
nut.urll, Mar Dh-0wfnR to tho hcnry fog that
t,ns .ovorh,,u1 tho iaxo for the past fow .ttays,
naylgation hns heel, ehck; There Is iienv{
itas nuw 81, GO hust,nis III Htorc nf which ssi, ,tU
grades NJ: tar Il, II Eoyntor T. !. thoru aro ts'-
0oo bushols. h'hV91 Of which Is No. hartl
Dx HER WAY To THIS PORT.
Special Dispatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
MlLw wAuxEE, WIs., Muy 3O.-Tho schooner
Guido l'tster, which mot with Hcrlo,!s lIsas-
rIved hcro tt,.,lay IL oi,est or Il cargo Nono Of
fcrl,1E, she proceeded to Chicago.
ASSUMED nurr.
Capt. y. Davis and I[cuts. Kl1gorc and Cross
10y, Nsslgncn to the refoftt,c.cuttGr AhlrGw
johnson. urrlynd tt,-dny and nt Onco assumed
their respective positions.
TIE oAHuo poo1~
An Informal meeting wMs held to-day for tho
nj fFf15r nj tfFt i ftp
, 1881-05-31


Tho schooner Z. III. khHpp while making faBt
to tho dock at tho Lumber sIArkct ycstor,lny
afternoon parted her stern llnc, and barely
missed swinging into tho schooner AnArow .1uh-
sou, which was Mt tho time being towel down the
river light
LOST HER M1zzEHuooM AND OArF.
Whilo tho propeller l}ostun, grar-l latlon, OF tho
Western Transportation Compa,y's Limo, wns
working her way down tho river About rton yca-
tortlny, aud when Just aboyo Eighteenth street
bridge, shu became unnlanaBcable, and rln Into
tho SCHOONER Mai. Forry, lying ut tho dock, nnd
carried away tho gcfoonor's mizzenbuotn anl
uaf. ThosDoston cacnpod without any lamage
sayo a slight scratching.
CDtLtsIoS nETwEEN TUGS.
Tho tug Wolf attempted to urOss tho bow Of
tho tug naokb.tli mar the North Pier last oycu.
lnE, anl was rim into by the latter. The only
damage dono WIS n slight cutting Of the rall OF
tue Wolf.
WENT AstIo1E.
Yesterday afternoon nbout O'Clock, during
thu denso fog, tho schooner Myrtle, bound for
thlH port, run ashore oil tito S1nrtac lIpspitnl.
News OF tho accident waa sent to the Vessel.
Owners Towing Company. who dispatched Tho
tug Protection tn her asslstance: Tho tug sno.
cce4ed IN pulling hor OFT about midnight und
towe4 her tato l'ors-
sA1i.oN lost OVERHEARD.
When of WnukeKan about Boven miles, eariy
ybatUra!ny hl0rhiuH. Gail0r on lilo ach0anur
anderson fell oyerboarl FROM the forunlast-
head A!th9u4l thg weAther wins olcar and tic
drowned krforo asslstnslcG euul react. htn. Ills
natne was unknown. but hn W1ta known to hayo
rostlcu somewhere M Phillips atreat, this city.
4 SAILOR tNJUHkp.
Milwaukee, Republican. blny ~: Tho schooner
lsacine, or ChlcaEo, boutid for MnnEstev, arrived
hero llEht lust sAtnrttay. i1cr. captain reports
Saturday murnlng, full Into tue forward batch
Mial WINS severely tts1urGl. Tho Captain Ut tho
, 1881-05-31

t,crcf IN tho IIuusr. II Ahnul hc stntrd tint nil
nf !hn Cttuk County te!rrntirt1. except this .nul
iorInlr-a taxcntcr ~ The tty- ilnll .-an., john
ctmk, Representatives of ho Stnek- fnr.ls hui.
nssrss.nont schelnr. Thcrn Is II Gcrnsan or twn
III tho delegation. hst neither nr my nt them
,l(RgrNre,l tho rncr ths'v hall from bv wnrklnt
aud St,nrttng for the bill. whGrcus uorman end
ftitfyk tlIl
, 1881-05-31
THEY, WANTED r 70 Be PIRATES.

5pEf1a9 5''s'9EH % TIT L"7taa1 7f15RHF.
MILWAUKEE, WE, May MA woek ngo the
md u ycAr OLD SONS ut ], 1lelltln, yalesl,Nn
for Allur s. Gu. wholesale ol0thlnx dealess nils.
toslousy Disappeared from thor hotnea Anl thp
Gtty. II II ns.w leasncd that thoy colloUted so
fEIln thclr ftlllpr's eMpl4,yCr. usid with thu
NiNll1y started Hcst u lorotne pirutex. They
nro ylrt!Ms OF yelluw.back 1ltGrAturc.
, 1881-05-31
ADiuDGEn INSANE.

apeetal NspasfA u 1h& ChIeapa 1ftbAns.
DECATUR, ILL.,, b3ay D0.-lI tho County Court
here to-day Mrs. Nobvrt Parkrr, Ut Maroa 'rown-
ship. agea " year,, aud having an Estate yalued
At f5,uN, was adjudAol tne:lne for the SECOND
tune. Thu cuuto 9t hur MsaHity, which bus ux-
troubles.
, 1881-05-31

$50
stcnn-onrEc. ucorEe King MID barHcs, u. W.
''cnfloss and iarrcs, V. II. Keteh'i'n. Allegheny
n'id h"fEcs. sen Cross tt'fd ''higca' 0lttl'l hnd
DnrErs' Antelope mud lmrEes. oarslcn City and
hnfss. r ssn. ,. n ,,to co",, ,t y cry mud
u !; r. 10y a !, sam nilnt. a. T. An sroo',o.s
md schoonor John r. Mott, tux Musio nna
hnraos t",,,.,,.e +, ~ ~ i,,.,,as.,r., ,'ora" I"
cotnpbcl': slenn'-tmrges CITY Ut Concord nn'l
ira una'rco sad narxes. rriad,s,'ia and harxrs, ,
uInsuuw md l,ururs. r,ymn,tth md achnut,rrs
S1niion wast o"d !; ,t,s. !. s.t."r, ,,,I ,,n,,.s
Af,,r,n ars, In vxn,,,t, nd ~, s,,,,,'e,,
ers nS,4%uF bMt1sf io "nS NnE s'ser'
r. ,y y!%'|SL,; VI, !,!:, r sss &Isss''p's.
., n,; nurrAto: a! -, :. ,,.,.,
sptfta' 1'gasen TO IT, cstsnsa Ifatuns
tjDrtl1t, t,nnuf,cti. a;ti s,,h%nnta ElcntwInv'
ii. f. Watson. srni.,, Chtc;at,; ,,rt;pcijcr liia.
Sr aha gS pSh sssrs iosar eGsF & T. "t arsM sSs"wh S
scsooncrs .Ju.fes PniKe, Monitor, Iiclyetju; pra.
pciicr TaeiIia. 'o' ''S''o'' ''~'' | s' '''7
LSeS. t. II 4uyer stIn ler.
tion % G,.iaI,tc anG scD,,,urs i,,cy T. cark.
conl: Golden Wcst, j. NJ. lfutca1snt,, Fiuetw,tiv,
EhfclKu; pr'rcllcrs fItuwatha. Empire Btut9t
ant! schontlcr Minnyttafn: cont: Duluth.
,,Ethastcrs-rrtpeller idiawnthH ana % %schooners
s Mi'!nsnnhn m ansl noshaWk, ssMl 70 Milwaukee
Ningaru, Sawyer, Md ffcIselln, coll ~ MllwNp-
kca at W cents; sohooners Elizabeth,
T.T. Ahel,,o1,, to nrrivo; proreilcr Nnhant. coal
~ aii1wMukno ut EoltiE r,.tcs: seh1onGrs 1'ncy j.
Ehi, noSl' ~ ~ oa.ss sn,,n. ~ -. ntO}, esi , ~
, 1881-05-31
rnrHE PUBLIC.

's g. az E e ID sS.sss II
~ thsn tho bass and .ortIasn1, .n,,suts, Hele!t
Ao1n. AZ there atu Falsc nfTnaiwsJh ead NJ
and pills. bp sure nnd aeK - = ~ shat IQY sat
, 1881-05-31
THE PROHIBITION QUESTION,
Rpktfat H4stxftfh ID Tia C5itao on Tribune.

6oMoS.AuI, ILL.,, 11ny @.-Onr Village
Doanl elccte4 In April beng u tie ol, tlle
license question, NIL resigned, wlasrcupon the
Village Clerk caitet! u spec!nl cLcc.ia,., whicl,
tas been held today, mud resulted IN thu
elert!Un Ut u LICENSE Honrd by majority
ut 81,
, 1881-05-31
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGITE cured fDr hlly lly,d dIh1a III
There Ii not rentxnl nKcrt fi ttls wo1a1 W,uT;. M
will euro Fover and AHue ant " o.nes sni o;htf
Gus, Bilious, Scarlet. typhoid. ic!n". an nnnI.tIf
feySrs Iaidett Oy HAi1WI Avs p!bl.5}s 80 queau
~ ealADWAY'SIlEADft ttEtIEFx
FIFTY CENTS rEft burlLF"
, 1881-05-31

GOING OUT Of BUSINESS.
CHATTANOOGA, Tvuu.. b1Ay n.-Ihe discount
and Dsk'0sit Hank uE.~thls city tns closed Its
doory. ulMl Will wind ~ Iii Mul1rs. Tho credit
urk Are " oe pall lii full.
, 1881-05-31

OTHER LAKE PORTS.
nETittIiT.
6ptetai ptspAteA 10 Tbs GAleaeo 1rttunA.
DErROlT, Mich, May M,-Passcd dowu-Fro.
pellers Arabia. lndia. Tolclu and schooner =, l..
, 1881-05-31
The STATE CAPITAL.

Tho Last Gasp of the Flodgling
Statesmen at Spring
field.
They Will Now Appeal to
Their Constituents for
Approval.
Some May Receive II, but Many
Will Get Dead-Sea
Fruit.
llilnrity and Lovc-Fcast Scenes
Adorn tho Grateful
Ending.
President Pro Tenn. Campbell Re.
ceives the Thanks Of the
Senate.
Deeoration-Day Beoomingly Remem-
bered by Making It Legal
Holiday.
Tho Usual School!,oy Frolics Chnractcr.
lao tho Closing Proceedings IN
the House.
epoakor Thomas Cots Watch and Chain,
the Members Hing, and Thou
They Quit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-03-11
Sc0urge Of the Children.


New York Sun.
The prevalence of diphtbefia has
created MI alarm In the minds of
parents that is not warranted by
lhe facts. Physicians in private
practice as we'll as In public EN-.
ploy say that almost every ailment
noticed in a child is taken for diph.
iberia, and that diphtleria treat
ment is often hastily administered
by anxious paren,s in innocent
cases OF cold. There are frequent
calls at the office of the board of
health for a circular intended for
free distribution, aud which con.
tains Instructions rs to what should
be done when diphtheria enters d
household. An employe of the
board Of health says that the most
important part OF this circular is
its description Of the early symp-
tons OF the disease. "Give bee | ~
he says in his Interpretation of this
part OF the circular, "the moment
You observe signs in your child oil
unwonted weakness, fatigue, or
ply sical debility, particularly il it
is accompanied with little lever.
Make the child frequently open its
mouth, SO that you can observe its
throat. 1t is in the throat that the
lay observer will first discover any
ccltaih signs OF diphtheria. Never
MUD how red or how much in
famed the throat appears. That
does not Indicate the disease. But
the instant you see white spot
aud detect a bad odor, run for the
doctor. The white spot will grow.
Other white spots will appear, aud
eventually they will run together
10 great blotches If the disease is
not checked. The time to seek
medical assistance is before the
spots run together.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-03-11
To Get u La &c Yield of Rich Milk.

Stock Journal,
The Farm, published in England,
confirms our experience ID feeding
milch cows with bran. II ~ large
yield of rich milk is desired, says
the writer, give your COWS, every
day, water slightly salted, IN which
bran has been stirred at the rate OF
one quart to two gallous OF water.
Yon will find, If you have not tried
this daily practice, that your COWS
will give twenty five per cent more,
milk Immediately under the effects
of it, and will become SO accustom
ed to the diet as to refuse TO drink
clear water, unless very thirsty.
Professor j. w. Sanborn, super
intcndent at the college farm, Han
over, N. H., reports experiments III
feeding cows, giving full details OF
weights of each kind OF feed, OF
Glilk and butter yield, antl the
weight OF he auinals at the besiit-
ming aud end OF each period. In
summing up he says: !" Meal VIII
make more milk than bran, no
longer hesitate to say. Tile
change IN the butter product Is re.
markable /; IN changing from bran
to meal there was gain IN tue but
ter producing capacity Of milk 2l.o
per cent? The results III weighing
the cows lorm an exception TO pre-.
yious experiments, bran aud mid.
dlings Keeping weight better than
meal in this experiment. Is 1t Il
chance result, asks tue Professor,
or is it due to we'll defined causes I
| will not discuss 1t, he answers,
out observe that it was not Il sea.
son of The year when a COW needs
a carbonaceous TODD to maintain
animal heat; also the grass of our
pasture was drowned, and in differ
uait con lition from June grass Of
properly cut hay.