Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-10-17

We are reducing this list
any of the above list. We hav
Prof. Payne, of Carleton college, says
"the spots are all off the sun, and there
will be no more cyclones for fifteen years.
| Good enough. These spots on the sun
were knocking the spots off Of the earth
a little too fast, and we hail the above
declaration.
Memory is the treasury OF reason, Inc
registry of conscience, and the council
chamber of thought, but what is memory
without reason, and judgment? 1t is
these last that convince us that we can
get safely through the winter without DR.
Bulls cough Syrup.
Call and see specimens of our Jot
work. We are now doing, and are pre-
pared to do, job work as cheaply as any
house in Southern Minnesota, and with
our new *patent process, can get you uI
printing in the finest styles and coloring
ever produced in this city.
We acknowledge pleasant calls from
J. F. Carson of Racine, j. ID. Allen and
| w. W. Sweet of Leroy, o. j. Dickens
and J. NJ. Rising of Dexter, and Ole e.
Loe and L. G. Moore of Grand Meadow,
last Thursday They were in attendance
| upon the county convention.
Monday morning, October 9Th, the
barn of Simon O. Simonson, of Frankford,
was struck by lightning, and two good
horses killed, stallion valued at $3.50,
and good work-horse. The lightning
split the corner post of the barn, but
strange to say did not ignite the building.
-Whiskey- phobia is increasing in our
city. 1t is contagious and dangerous in
its results, as any Of our citizens can see.
1t is gaining death grip upon some OF our
business men. and too many of our young
men give the surest evidence that they
too are becoming it's victims. What can
we do?
Terrible state of things among the
manufacturers of cheap and adulterated
Baking Powder, at the capture of their
trade by DeLand & Co., with their Chemi-
cal Baking Powder, where the two have
come together. The American people
are able and willing to pay for tirst-class
article when it is offered to them.
1t is very foolish thing for our dearly
beloved brethren of the Democratic fold
to keep on trying to make us believe that
Blerlnan wi i'll be Minne,o<e'o naxt anver=
| uOT. nc cHItn IS CuC LULU ., oAu NAAAnS
sofa, the North Star State, belongs to the
Republicans, and will not be found want
ing when weighed in the balance in No
vember.
Mrs. Darlington, what do you use
for very had cQldY ask Mrs. Dull.
"Handkerchiefs, ma m," answered the
aged dame, looking over her spectacles.
Handkerchiefs are desideratum in the
event of cold, but bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is a necessity, because it
not only relieves, but cures the worst cold
or cough.
-Chas r. Varco, the wide awake mer-
chant of Rose Creek, is doing a flourish
ing business of which he is deserving,
being an agreeable and pleasant gentle
man to deal with. He deals in general
merchandise, and you can get any thing
from stick of gum to a carload OF
groceries. People living in and about
Rose Creek should deal with him.
Round trip tickets for the Chicago
and Milwaukee Expositions will be sold
as follows To Chicago and return, $13 80:
October 10th and 7th good to return until October
To Milwaukee and return, $3.50. Sell
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during
continuance of Exposition. Good to
return until the Tuesday following date
of sale. G. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
The Mother Hubbard" dress is de-
ceiver. 1t is not what it looks to be.
The deadly corset is concealed beneath
its ample folds, and we know 1t. If this
dress named for our Anticipated rhymine
foremother was conducive to the enlarge.
ment of the feminine waist, we should
say let her wave, and ask the clergy to
endorse it. But allie samee it is no good.
Geo Benton of Window, raised zoo
| arces of wheat this year. Hesays it turn.
ed out all the way from II to 20 bushels
to the acre, and some of his Lost Nation
wheat yielded rs bushels to the acre
| Geo. has his threshing all done, and his
! wheat in the granary, and all that is need
ed to make him supremacy happy is to
see the wheat market advance to 81 pei
! bushel.
The new court house is nearing com.
pletion. The plastering, under the etfic
lent supervision of Mr.. Clint Clark, is
nearly finished, and is a good job. Mr.
Creswell is finishing up the wood work in
the natural colors in splendid manner
and says the entire structure will be ready
for occupancy by the first day Of Deem
Der. Architect Dennis was in the city
last week.
Kane county, ILL.,, marketed SIG, 1921
pounds of butter and SIG. 600 pounds Of
cheese last year, besides 10, 052, 565 gal
Ions of milk, and nearly million gallons
of cream. And be it remembered, thai
this took nothing from the land, as the
same value OF grain crops sold of tht
of this kind of product the richer becomes
the soil that raises it.
Rest is necessity. The toilers fo1
six days in the week are more than al
others interested in quiet Sunday. Res
one day in seven is no more q written Law
of the Decalogue than it is written Law
of our physical nature, and were there NJ
divine law the laws of well ordered
society, and all physical law demand an(
acknowledge that rest is necessity TO
every human being.
in killing fowls do not wiring tn
neck. 1t is an unnatural way and an In
healthful way for the consumer. TIL
blood coagulates and soon becomes pu
trid. The head should be severed from
the body at one blow, and the fowl hum
1up by the feet until the blood has left tn
veins then If any poisonous germs wer
in the blood, they have escaped and th
flesh is sweet and wholesome.
Henry w. Mason of Worcester, Mass.
is in the city, looking after his land in
terests in Mower county. Mr.. Mason
looking we'll, and we were glad to NEE
him once more on his old stampin
ground. He has large interest in th
Sargent Bronzing Machine Co. OF Wo1
cester, They manufacture bronzin
machine at $500 for large printing an
lithographing establishments which
said to work almost to perfection.
MRs. MARYETT PIKE. Bedford, MINI
! says: Browns Iron Bitters relieved n
of neuralgia. weakness, weak stOmac