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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

Everybody will be well rewarded by
trying the Sunlight" Flour. ct
eprilS-lt L. NJ. METHENY'S.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

EaF Remember the day.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-04-08

ACCOUNT ALLOWED.
On motion, ordered that q check he
drawn on the Treasurer in favor Of K. E.
Millet for $50 for assessment Of 1881.
On motion, Council adjourned TO meet
April 5, at . P. II.
Attest, r. E. MILLEr c. c.
, 1881-02-08

Srfctat Disrafth TO The Chfed9h Tribune
OCOSDMowM', Wis.,, Fob. T.-ln THE THlnUsE
Of The as;,h ult. was published n spccnl from
here warning Un-rcsitlcnts. ari especially thnso
vino livo III ChicnRO and who own s,tmncr-rcsl-
du,ices llere, to SEQ TINT their property was not
assessed ut ls,nrs thnn twlce It's value. 1T wss
nlsn stnt4l tlut IL Mr. Y. c, 'rlrncr, WIN Is Frcsl.
tleht ot tho North Ch[caiEO NntltnId, hat paid
luxea I'LL lis eUttn1u md property here WHICH
lllA nrcs1 NHsrssc.l ut thruG times WhHt hG would
De ElA,l tu Sell FOR. Tho above evidently hit
tho city authorities In, Il snro stMt, for
they mike hasto 10 reply through
The Frte it*x published hGru and nttumpt to eN-
pIutn themselves. Thu iTttc i'rc*s says thH! tho
Ispntc,l tI0t.s great tnl,stcB to tho ntliHr!ics,
Int 10 not desly tho truth Hr it,. ThnL Sir. Iur-
ncr several years nttt' illtt furnished his cutnKo
with chn1ce Arn ynl,,al,lo furniture, but some
time htiurU tlIB last AasessiMht Whs tIIntlc liu
nd unk1i0wn 10 tho authorities. renewed tho
tllsIle And WIS ussrssc, tic enHto us before. lf
this wiis tho only cnse. there would l,ft lttl0
culsp for others Ii lind iatttl, hut All ihe llunvs
llon-rtsltlcnt prupcrty-huldcrs wcro wcll-tuxed
this years. r..
X Judgement Of foreclosure mud safe wns
pr1,nf,rl 10 William Il. Crnlnur. Of tho Mitwatl-
kcD Ercnhty Wisrohsin, for *l7,uA, Jn,nes q.
liltchcock for l,GW, and 0lc lihlvcr-
SIM FOR $t,haa against tho Town
sfil litnise, l1s ndtel stllnllcr flste! ng this
ely. a. chAttel mortgage Dtl tue furniture In:
crcAscs tic titbt tu st.r t.a.tD The h0l,sD will
hG opened this year us l4ltnl by nutlIMl contcIt
ur tito creditors, nntt Will be inl!nr tho cnnirol
Of r.Crulaer a1ll Il. J. Athens, Of Milwaukee.
, 1881-02-08
SIGNAL SERVICE BOUNDARIES,

10 lNe 4INA0F q dHt ChAuU 4FiuhlIGs
CnICAGD, Feb. 7.-rIense Inform tho llnler-
sfEsc rs TO whit territory Is included III tho if.
fercut divisions Of tho wrnthor report, rNrticu-
larry tho dividing li..c tctween tho Upper and
Lower Luke rcgions, aud o!Illgp yours otc:
Tho Lnkc region, SO oftcuu used In tho wcttter
rcinrss. iucludes Nil tho grrnt chntn OF hikes anu
nljntutilY territory. Tic subdivision of tt!ut
district called thu Lower Lakes tnkcs IN Lakes
Ern md Dnsnrl0. Including Il snlnl! corner tho
sou1lleus,l of M!chIgan, detroit hcI.g IN tim
Inc; t!mt lMurtl6n nj NuW York, ohio. and
tanntn lying Immediately ntljnccnt tn tho l4kcs
ul,uyD rla,lseil. Tho Upper Lakes taclutio ai of
Mchgnnwi tho exception of tho nn,tihcast cor.
ner THO rti,oaslcll ''1artnr ot isi,!ols tho cnst
hnlf nf Wisconsin, aud st,u thcMRtrTn MtlnrsOtN,
Tie Northwest iIl.'sls ull tho country lying be-
tween the Mississippi nMt the Missouri Rivera,
a! tnrlui'cs tlle subdivision known us the ult.
per Mlasissippl, Valley, ,tak!.'x ~ tl!e hslt q
Cairo. The Lawor N,s;.,ss'pp! Valley Includes !. a
vickshurE: THO Missouri yulley, Includes belt
of country :sN mics broad from fnrt Sully tnS 81.
Ghllrlps, $40. Th8 Ohio tnllny Includes tho hett
nf cu,lntry nloMt :.U miles bra.I trom lltts.
burg to Cntr0. Tho nutts 0f Tho other sllslrIcts
mentioned III tho weather reports arc ssll!tcicnt-
" Explanatory tu Indicate tho territory tti-
Cu1Gl1
, 1881-02-08
HOUSE INSPECTION.

attention wns vlvr,, ,vas NJ m ~ VI Nton u
slrcet. i'm ""o sun waa NO. t9 West Madison
md Iun .u' "estcrHln"st of II rn!r uf thrco.stury
WIN en1 oc,v,,.I: M'ul''e-ir"nt dwellings. Tho Indy
1aprc.ent co,,,,t.'r ',., "s.e" .na' "l1honga
absolute 0Itnln"ss !. ,,, "ms pAA cnoupn' you !or
Nwus when .ha ns, ~ eu..u ,.,. w. c"'p"ro 10 wnat
Atthut i,no t.. s"o nast occupied 1T In May lust.
u ashes "ts ,ho upper s'oflss eon'aincd 1nsHes
been too lazy to rcnvo tho, nv" ,a ro,'a. Ms an
'alrk!y styewu with kI,chnn ror'.s, .....,sr.,
garbage, uud un,nn,,,sana," su.uso, senetal
maaa .naa! tho atmosphere of the house III us-
most UNDESIRABLE. T'Ao lnn,I1ur,l VIM mn.
Piled to IL u,cna n,o,t"rs IN, W." Nv ~. ~
had ha, I'M ,a a.'a at her own exponso sho
ihs a,, "soes m tho nppur part OF tho houao anu
ue l'h In tho lower ruIuoyel to The buck yur,I
hs sn.ncr M Of ies''ea 's' ever since, producing
, 1881-02-08
HELD FOR RAPE,

Albert Foster, only II years Of ace. yesterday
rteadcd guilty brforo Justice kaufmAnn to "
charge ot rapo preferred by Il sir. ktng, thu
fn.hcr Of Mary, Ellen King. y child nr nuly &
unnt,lrl! lust. In WIS iki In *,,l bull 10 tho
Crlmtnni Court. klnx aslt, his nott!erless Ghlll
hnv1 bntil l,unr.!!f,g IL tho hn,.su OF Mrs Fred.
crikh Foster. nul.trr Of thu prisunur+ u M. :i0
ll!inolA STRUT. The nssAut W.ls committed Inst
TuGsiNy afternoon. hut sns mt Hiltlu known
mill Saturday. 1t " by fur tho worst GiAse Of
tho Kind kll1Wu herg for Mll.Lly L rGnr.
, 1881-02-08
TIE IJ121SAK-Up,

WAlTslt We E7NtsN'
While Tile THiNuNE Health Commissioners
wero prcpurips for tlloir Investigations yes,cr-
dat inc an'shy co1lAit1on OIL lHe sircets AuRsest"
cd 10 tho rcourtorinl ctd or tho Commission tho
nrUrrCty OF making few injuries OIL the pDs
slb1., uircc,a M t,,o tnkt. vu1nr of thu vnst
u.. ~ u.,.. .t,.. ,,,,,.. u.,,, a.. ,,o,. ,,,,r-
hhount u so""se that "'.'st "nu ns mns "
hr asked his professional cou,panon:
uWhut. think you, viii lbIs storm III uuy unu-
ncr infect lilo liiAo water delivered from our
, 1881-02-08
"Nnt since iAvt llyct! In Tho house,
VI should Huy net. don't boIlcvu It lins beer

iiEHlt1l. revealing tiIu fMct tlmt ll,u THO which
lis ar"rtaru very caraIc.y riuusrI viii nshns Ii
nni fhrth, through whlet Ito sowur-uus tn,s,c
~ WY III u tnnni!cr which waH very 'aIrahc Il,
thn st,ae uf smell. It WIS fonf.i, MlRt'. lint tho
fuil-pt.n It'n'ii,1E from TIM watrr-clukcss up.
Hln'rs J'f'rl 'v .llc IT ir,Ins ni,nvo whurs tho
m arrangement which. OF colrsc. prtivldt1 tho
cx!l ~ ti,c Old plre Will, n conssaht supp'yof
inoiller sttl. l.piro IN the cellar WIS fnl,ntl 10
tn !tMkltx lAtdly md t-ehnr9iuH II t;linnllty nf
moisture upon tho urnn whlch. for fcnt
hru1ltnl, Wns saturated with thu lItItll cscupe
THE rLt,tilSH OF TIL: UPPER 1'Aitr
OF t,e house. wrs nxnin!mrt, a,ll fo,,tl to io in
very lat'l cosion. rho sntor-cInset ~, tho
t!rat f!oor wns evnItl Of trnpnnE, lis oltiet tn'-
nlHin Ruw.r III tho strret ilnd full rlay. 'rwn
,iHtrnpnc' I'nn-snks were il','1.tt to rtnrty ihlo
t III ' a" s .srs,s 'sts a ,ns t4 e a:
t.n' tent direct i,,io the overlmttcd casch-basln;
;IIe wns'c.rne or hand.sink Oh tho sccolll
tl'Hr Of Tho hlse led iHtD tho s.pfpn Of nn ntl-
jncrnt wAttr-uloset. Ant both utensils wcro ,lf-
trapped: There wns ~, wntrr-srrvice IN either,
s1 y a!Hs ssHhf ~ @ nc Ell " i sis %%Sr
'"gs sg IL. h tss Gs;s s + t1ts :ss;sG
ktlnw Il, md tho 1antllnt1l kilnvs It, tao n:
tle plumbing wNs Guntlcnnetl twn yr,!Ir Hgu, Rsld
closets st,n! firth Il terrible smell all tho time,
IN! the tnrltl'nrsl promised TO nvo thum attctid-
Cd II tut le, he is t "e .i:,,th or ,n,ncct
shs he SSassl." S,'Ss,""
stnnhs II long block Of nnrh!c-front buildings.
reaching. frIln few m'rs wcst Of sheltini
strees - ~ ~ k!,Ml' cs'nf. exlnn,9 q. .hc %
1' " k"n y ;e ~ sSr t' we T. to ' nvrsis nie
Hs ons q JEW N"s M n I "y hn t. & I ie-
losnx hereto wcrS fa!!sl {, By !1u,!er The stdc-
wM aa III r Gos1tom @ S1e ,x M
prc.tE,e t.t H. ~ % oHepnt q no nsnn'ts ~,
saieH s.l IN mSet @ o. ~ ovtrpwIm1 ,i,! te
i,sen repnirc.l. Humiliation. si.oWed tiat i so
p lf!ii!E df ', ,0 = anter IT,, nsa n, OF GroWs
~, uG a1% ~ ~ H. o m ss. wv u ." ,; ~;
tile sewer: ,fhicl, @ M tgok = serrent!mnu ~ r!!n q
hu1it twcntS-nMe S lcet nin uiltgseu ane ciosots
tr.p!Ms treatr,i Tic foot- -l,'tsci,Fsrs Nhoso to
my lW o. sower kus nes.,..s eonshht SLID
9 u @ ,sG ~ ~ ~ ~: ~, l ,,'t,+s H." se
CALLED % L. rnry ~ 1nmnry mn tn1k ;i u !, ,e closet @
vor @ a ba renG@ s fr t,.g % WE'LL , nGw
aitcr thls Int negn "R,'itI. tho l,rnnhbitiy being
tAa ~ tne t!ehEo ~ paGGtGu ~ nose VIII mac.'- GU
meiea ";,s ni y ~ IT.
iMrliin ~ tiillieun.e HUI thntntRn ~ tSTnAu!ne
th!s M,illliT was asSr"snili tnanuEilmit; ~
or nshes which inquiry shows.l hu% beer been
gnaneri,R .nr ~ east ~ yers, rt,',., sin
sa viii s' sSEy ys s sSasa o. aS"st
iGsds o1 re'.,1e, emonSn to ESo onn %e
iho chy ns,tIfe9vefs ~ a cnnlar'ato a .n!s
to be DELAYED ,l!nny months lo.9er; Tho pas,,. ,s
esis cr ;s VIE s nro a T." nnar aS @ "r
wns satMr"ted With water-closct and eatcIt'busfn
overflow. ,,,.,,, ,,,,.,,,,.
e.'s s.aei,ss d lhs M ssIsara!ted bss"y, aai
e te p1sx rst to I 1o t ns My Of M'1 a carry
1E.1rtt rouu1sau,Sr,,ta ,1.Snsout. 1,,.et-
, 1881-02-08
1I}TUUNI; HRlf NCIJ OrI,I1.TsS.

TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE Otjfs
il. n,ImernMs pntEnn. trnnIi.,'ut !he city r. havo
"A tir.ignatri hrlrw. rhcre ndrcr!'cnrnt. win ha
tnken fIr ihe ramn price slnruch nt lhn Nnn Of
ficr, mid viii hs rrcrivru untli " clock r. nj.
MOUTH DIVISION
Trpht y-sernnu-4t. .
". i. juHiAitT: i,rnRu.t Gts Cottage 0sovc-a~..
H. W i,GCiisAE H. i,r1ssss. corner Thirty -nsst md
Etata-ata. .x .....,,,,.>,
Has. ~: KfKKl.EY 4 tat, i'ruvEats, lH South
..Mii.l:s TilAESAcV. ]: y. WAINWRIGHT. 5'a
Went huriisptt.At., c.itr1er fiul"t.nv.
A., A.. rul,UlDuUM, Snwsinnl.r, Sthuonof. ctt,,
pkl West Mn-nn.sl.. near WestcIn.ay.
curiI1f At TNHlflh-st.
H. q, ItEIliiiGK, Jcweter. Scwadcnler, and Fancy
0nJsi., iNt tak1.st. CORNER l.tnGnln. =.
II. F.K1tAfT. druggist. Gsl West Nndsou.ss. coz.
NOR t'nnltnk
corner th1tatlh-st. ....
-. HERLtSTi!NM / Co- uruVgsts I'll North
Clark:st,, c9rnor 1llv!s!0n.
FM WtIlAa aiA 70. druggists, Gij Larrabeo o-st.,
corner Snrltta.
Idltjls W. r.. TEEHE, Printing and Adverttang
Agent. News und Stationery hcro.. AZ t. hviAIon'st.
, 1881-02-08
LOST IND FOUND.


r OSf-A GOLD I.OCkEf AND CHAIN,
r. tss.s. uounas., " lsts,s', VI ~ 1s',er.HH. rok.
ty leaving II u " l!llt 4hland.uY,
JJORSE RAN AWAY ON 3iONItOE.ST.,
i l. lost buggy. cushion. and blunkula- -nnu hla1
ail1 uhv rcd, The nnues viii! hs Ilbe!aiy rewarded
, 1881-02-08
WhsHBllRN, OF WISCONSIN,

MApIsOs, WIS, Fut,. 1.-Goy. Washburn. who
was prnstrNteG with u setEro attAck OF vertigo
nj Lit CrAsse few tinys since, ~ reported thls
ln0rIlug to 10 much better,
, 1881-02-08

A DUPLEX SAFETY BOlI.E1t-CAN-
~ M,t oxloiu, sirt n,'.st ~ xsa iur ipas. ihoevr
xnosIs sna nxtsd Y sst u4a s1a'n!1s
H.. Now York aud IL aG$aAl,sk. chtaAso,
, 1881-02-08
CL<tI{fYOY.lNI,S.

A LII RECOMMEND Mrs. FRANKS Az
n tho busk alvistr OIL loYH marriage, tnInlly a1ld
business auAlss latare prospects,. ID West Aal.oA.
, 1881-02-08

TTOR SALE-TliE MOST DESIRABLE
j.. +tnctM tract NOW Intred. close to depOt. HEN
Ky WALLER. JH.. u neurbLrn-Ht.
, 1881-02-08

1JOR SALE-Ef.EttANT RESIDENCE
i! on Asiahd.nr, near Monrue-st.; III rNutns, large
!nt; MI! ihss smaller house In exchange. MEAD u
lIlE, Il LIN SnIr.Ht.
, 1881-02-08

VITANTED-A PARTY WITH SMALL
w menna 70 n!amAua GhltAHo nsancl kond-paytns
business liz In HAlt0-YL, ltH,lu ~
, 1881-02-08

1I1OK SALF-A FINE RESIDENCE ON
~ tnitimet-aY,. near rwantr.Herslnd-s,.. with ~
t"et .! ground. t.S,AM. HENRY WALLER JA., n
Dunrlurf f.At.
, 1881-02-08

ANY AMOUNTS 10 LOAN ON FUR
"A nLtu!s Hnd rsanus. without removal. III han-
, 1881-02-08

<1ASli PAID Fol. OLD GOLD AND
~ silver. sturry to Iuna m whtclus. diamonds,
uMu yHluabe* NJ uvary uescrirtlhn. NJ tsNl!lSMtr5
Loan ind Husn utlcU t1lcensLul. ~ East Al1dIsun-
NJ. Ektnl,)f4tHl
, 1881-02-08

"ANTED-lIOUSE AND lot EAST
W Of Surth NArkrt.tt.. fsnn ~ ~ tu ELuu,
, 1881-02-08

WT4\NTED--A FtHST-CI.ASS WA1TING-
w maid fur dlnliR-roum. IN Frirato bonding.
house. Go''d references required, Inquire ut III
, 1881-02-08
Ltl;.l T. I;S7.iTEt I|-tNII:I).

WASTED-'TO HUI-A HOUSE AND
w Iut and barn tHtwnull JACK hO1.st, tn,Er-tv.,
l.tkt-a Hni Nt.iHrn-ny. Write iull particulars i0
INilS ". ErtIlAHT, uH West MtJilt.1t-Ht,
, 1881-02-08

TON SALE - MIClIIGAS-AV., EAST
IL frDnt, r,utl nf hffs.anycnth.st 1DIsl!N frrtt
gun l,ss ittIl II taken ut onco. HENRY WALLER,
, 1881-02-08

WANTED = GOOD COOK, WASHER
w nnt lsoner, nj :s1!3l MIchL:an.nv Hrng sefers
, 1881-02-08

I,OR SALE-T1NE STONE 'FRONT.' On
IL Atams.st,, nenr Ashund-nv, ,;]li runns. lot 5iK
~ good hnusu This I','lorty p @ q Tin f.,.t ,o-
, 1881-02-08

WANTED -- FOR MY OWN OCCl1-
w ranry, Hooh hnusr md Int m south avenue
sM!cEa y f,t e f,
llli terms, " u Tftbu,g Utjcr.
, 1881-02-08

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS EXPERT. 4;
reference. required. Inquire At M Dsurborn-av.
, 1881-02-08
,FTN.tNEI..lL,

~ ~ Il ~ ClIl In ...........
A GOLDSMlD. LOAN OFFICE, u9EAS'r
~. MaS.on.s ;gsnsed, Es.'sfe1 I LII III; nH; ~,
gld mud silver, diamonds, rtuls etc cic. Colorado
lirnnch 4Fist l.nrrl"r-Tl., Denver.
A DVASCES MADE ON DIAMONDS,
~ MniGi,es, ele. ut nne-haif hrnkers' rates. y.
llhlgl 1Iai
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30

observances will come retrogade move
ment, even with the breeds Of the most
prepotent tendencies.
The American Cultivator says of the
wool Of sheep that it t1eterforates with
the animals, advance in age. The first
and second feeces are the i}1ost valuable.
After this, except in the care of wethers,
the feeces grow lighter. This is partic-
4larly 30 with Aeeces taken from ewes.
tleeces also grow coarser with increas-
ing age of sheep. The coarse wool on
the hind legs, which in young, we'll
bred sheep is always small in quantity.
increases in bulk as the sheep grows
older, thus reducing the value of the
clip. In order to keep up the wool clip
of flock Of Merino sheep to high
standard of quality, the old sheep must
needs be annually culled out, and their
places supplied by lambs. The younger
the flock ofsheep the better the wool and
the heavier the clip.
SOME points about potatoes that are
now pretty well settled, are: The nat
ural life of a variety is from fourteen to
twenty years; hence the importance and
necessity of getting new Seeding varie.
ties from the most vigorous prolific, and
best varieties known. A dry season
does not have the effect Of producing a
dry duality Of potatoes, but usually the
reverse. A large dressing of strong
green manure may produce large crop
OF potatoes, but the quality will be
inferior, and there will be rank growth
OF vines that is quite susceptible to dis
ease. Concentrated fertilizers such as
gnano and chemical phosphates, pro-
duce potatoes Of good quality. Virgin
soil, with little or no manure, will pro-
duce the best quality of potatoes. Seed
potatoes will not produce healthy vines
were not sufficient to effect their outward
appearance. The quality of potatoes is
seriously effected by exposure to strong
light for some length Of time.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
A Camel's Kick,

The camel's kick is study. AS it
stands demurely chewing the cud, and
gazing abstractedly atsome totally differ
ent far-away object, up goes hind leg,
drawn close into the body, with the foot
pointing out; short pause, and out it
flies with an action like the piston and
cOnnecting-rod of steam-engine, show
ing Judgment of distance and direction
that would lead you to suppose the leg
gifted with perceptions of it's own, indie
pendent of the animals proper senses.
I have seen a heavy man fred several
yards into dense crowd by the kick of
q camel, and picked up insensible.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
Perseverance, Will Tell!

sTouaHros, Mass March 10th, 1880.
B. J. KENDALL & Co:
Gents-In justice to you and myself, think 1
ought to let you know that have removed two
BONE SPAVINS with "Kendall's SPAWN Cure"
one very large one. Don't know how long the
spawn had been there. have owned the horse
eight months 1t took me four months to take the
large one off, aud two the email one. I have used
ton bottles. The horse is entirely WE'LL not at all
stiff, and no bunch to be seen or felt This is
wonderful medicine, it is new thing here. but if
it does all what II has done for me- its sale will
be very great. Respectfully yours,
OHAs. E. PA RKER,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
a WINTERS NIGHT.

The air is numb and de&d with cold.
My footsteps orneA aid crump with snow.
My beard cracks frozen and I behold
My breath Ike Smoke, yet on go.
How haseeed and restless hes the land,
Tue psOon lights up old pine trees round.
.s,slng tor friendly death they stand,
Nou point With branches to the sround.s
Frost, freeze my heart, too! In my breast
1r the rebellious heats and pains,
!hat once even there, even there be rest.
AS mere on these nocturnal plains.
-Cornhitl Magazine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RY

|tW96O THO East ana TITO "oSI
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Palace
great feature Of e our Palace lac cars IS sMoKNG
at all hours of the day..
and al cesed by
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs
Kansas City, Leavenworth and Atchison, con-
nections being made in Union Depots,
this great Through Line are as follows:
AT At Ca GIL AGO with all dlVerglng lines 1or 'ne
r. A i Essf s <: %a, with the LIS Ms anar'
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with p e. O. ST.
At Ia SALE with II. Cent; R;R;
W. A. IT. frg M'a.; T snd F: lbs .,.
Island Short Line" and Rock lsld rec: kds:
A p > y with Inc DA''Nl''' DIVISION
" M II 9 L1sERTY. with the B. C. r. 4 MR..
At GRiNNELL, with Central Iowa R. r.
AIDES MONIES Wild Eli! ~ n 49, =,
AZ OMAHA, with b. b Mo. r. r. r. Gin Neb.)
At CoIUMBUs JUNCTION. with B G. R.&N.R:R
At OTTUMwA. with Central Iowa R. R.; W..
81 At kE1k XII Win Toi.. Peo: War: YAH st
1q At csx Fss sne With II r. ssc j. r. y" " nus
.AtATCHlsoN. with Atch.. Topeka 4 santa Fe;
Al LEAyEHwoRTH, with Union Pac. and Kan.
a, xsk1Ss1s CITY. with all lines for the West
thqe soa5Sw to PEORIA. DIES MONIES,
Gibson, and LEAVENW0KTH.
Great Rock Island Route,' are solo oy
our home ONCE, address,
General Ticket and F''' sffcA 4ss9.]i ILL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
HOW WATCHES ARE MAD,

1t will be apparent to any one who will examine
SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aida from the neces-
sary 'hca ness for engraving and polishing, large
proportion Of the PRECIOUS METAL us+d is
needed only to stiffen and hold the engraved
portions in place and supply the necessary selidity
and strength. Ike surplus gold is actu lily net d.
lss so far UTILITY aud b auty are concerned.
In JAMES BOSS. PATENT GOLD WATCH CASES
this WASTE of precious metal is overcome, and the
SAME soL1DIrY and STRENGTH produced at from
or third to one-hal the usual cost of sold cases.
This process is of the most simple ure. as fol.
lows: PLATE of nickel composition metal, especial
y adapted to the purpose, has two plates Of SOLID
GOLD soldered enc on each side. The three are
then passed between polished steel rollers, and the
result is strip of heavy plated composition, from
which the caves, backs centres bezels etc. are cut
and shaped by suitable dies and formers The
gold in these cases is sufficiently tn OK to NIT of
all kinds of chasing, engraving and ename)ing; the
engraved cases have been carried until worn per
fectly smooth by time and use without removing
the gold.
THIS IS The ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by all jewelers.. Ask for illustrated Cat.
alogue, and to see warrant.
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Bluffs passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La Sale.
Geneseo, Moline, Rock Island. Davenport West
Liberty, Iowa City, Mareng0. Brooklyn,G rlnnelis
Rss aaS xySea s
junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction to Masca-
tine: Washington. Fairfield Eden: ,BeHIknap.
Washisgten to sigcurney. o sks!oosa: and Knot.
tonsport, Independent, Efdon' Ottunwa, EDDY
willie, Oskaloosa, Pella Monroe, and Des Moines;
Moines to Indianola and Winterset; Atlantic to
Griswold and Audubon; and Avoca to Harlan
and Carson. This is positively the only Rail-
road which Owls. ana s 1Rsrates through line
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached. are run each waydally
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY.
sa
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" Is magnifcently
equipped. Its road bed Is simply perfect, and its
What will please you most will be the pleasure
Of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairieS of Illinois and Iowa, in one of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
meal as good as is served In any hrst-class hotel
for Seventy-five cents. -
Approaching the fact that majority Of the
people prefer for
OF this line wsrranting it, We are pleased to an.
RpLLMAN AZ R 2 ~ 81 CARS are ra Y!
coT isGats Hia thi: kAh kaown a. the
all Ticket Agents In the Omitted States .
For Information not obta1nsble 1t J
II. e. G u. e., FL e.,.,,, ,t.,.,,,.
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kendaII'S
Cure
On Human Flesh.
BAKERSFIELD. VI, Dec. 23.s1879.

BAKERsFELD, VI, Dec. g.. 1879.
B. KENDALL e. Co.:
Gsnts-I wish to add my testimony in favor OF
your inva liable lniment, Kendall's SPAWN Cure"
In the spring of 1862 1 slipped on the ice and
sprained my right limb 1t the lree joint. 1 was
very lame, and at times suffered the most exeruci-
att pain. wore bandsge on 1t for over year,
and tried most everything IN my reach, but could
hId nothing that would give me permanent relief.
When overworled it would pain me vrry much.
pie forl il but, having some Of "Kendal'sS avin
Cure" thought would Try it. used one-third of
q tile, and experienced relief at once. The pain
left me, and has not troubled me since. feel very
grateful to you, and would recommend " Keudall's
SPAWN Cure" to all who suffer with spralns or
rheumatism. Yours truly,
MRS. j. BOU1ELL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
Statement
MADE UNDER OATH,

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
In the yesr 1875 treated with Kendals Spawn
Cure bone SPAWN Of several months growth,
nearly half as largo as hens egg, and implicitly
mant, have worked the harse ever since very
hard, and he never has besn lame, nor could see
any difference in the siza of the hook joints since
treated him with Kendall's SPAWN Cure
r. A. GAINES,
Erosburgh Fails, VT, Feb g. 1879
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 25th day
Of Feb, A. D. 1879. JOHN G. JENNIE,
Justice Of the Peace.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
kendaI|'s
Spawn Cure

FF1CE u. s. MARSHAL. WEST DIST OF M1cH.,)
KALAMAZOO, April 18th, 1879.
B. j. kendall, ENosBuReH FALLS, W.:
Dear Sri received the two bottles of YOUR
SPAWN Cure forwarded by express in January lost
am happy to state that it performed all your ad.
vertisement called for. In three weeks after COM
menced using it, the SPAWN was entirely removed
and valuable horse Restored to usefulness
Very truly yours, JOHN PARKER,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-11-30
kendaII'S
S pavin Cure

Is sure in its effects mild in its action as it does not
blister, and yet 1t Is penetrating and powerful to
reach any deep seated pain or to remove any bon,
growth OF any other enlargement, II used for
several days, such IS spsvius, splints, curbs. cal
lous. sprains, swelings, any lsmeness aud all en-
lsrgements Of the joint and limbs, or rheumatism
in man, and for any purpose for which IMMINENT
e used for man or beast. It is now known to be
tho beat ltniment for man ever used, acting mild
yet certain In its effects It used full strengt
With perfect safety 1t al seasons of the year.
9 Send address for llus' rated circular, which we
think gives positive proof Of its virtues. Ne rem
edy has ever met With such unqualified success 20
our knowledge, for beast Is well as man. 80:
Price. 81 per bottle, or six bottles ter s.. ALL
DRUGGISTS have It, or can get It for you it will
be rent TO any ad1r rs on receipt or price by ths
proprtetors, DIR. B. ]. KENDALLd -
Enosbureh Falls, Vermont,