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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Mortgage Sale.

{ Nefault having been ma,lr Ii the conditions IT
J Il certain MOI e. mndc, md executed y
Mary l.. Palmer # trp ciIJ Of tT'iJaI, County II
cxfQr7l STATE 90 a.gan, 70 Aiv&ents, G"i-
ion II the city Of pstroit, copl.tS Il Wayne,
state OF Michigan, EearinR date the SIX y es.t:t
~ mortgages on page c.. and whereas ihelt
now due and unpaid az the date Of this notice l.
p,areiithl and interest the sum of one hun Or a
aud leslnty-five and @4l0J dollars iSlso - ]
and whereas no suit or proceedings ~ law oi II
.uuity have seen taken To recover the debt So
c,ired bS said Mortgage orany part thereof; NJ W
therefore notice is hcifb by given that by WRITE
the Dower of sale in said Mortgage containeCi u
Of the statutes Of the state Of Michigan IN su'
eose made and provided on Saturday the l4th
dav of March $50 at the hour Of eleven O'Clock
AM. of said day at the entrance 70 that certain
building in which the Circuit court Tor the couri
Of crawford is held in Gray ling, Mich. ! SHAH sell
nj nublic Aacticn D. vrnhIie TO the highest hiHf +
the promises described ia sid mortgage. or Q
much thereof as sholl BE- neccsciy 10 aisty "
said debt with the interest cost ana Expenses
said sale allowed by law. together with q att
nev fee Of twenty dollars. as provided for IN -
mortgaan Said premises being DESCRIBED os u I
lows, 10 Mit The undivided one hall inteiist "a
ono certain piece or parcel Of land situafe IN lie
County of Crawford. in the state OF MtchRai ~
wit: The north half ilEi of the nol thwest qvi :,
ter lLl OF section numbered thirty Tour lS
| town twenty-seven I n noith of range .four ~
vest containing eighty acres II land moie
| less. according to the government survey -
| thereof. 80
Dated Grayling. Dec ilh. 1884.
| ALExASbER GORDoN, MoItgagee.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

The Det Jotrnal says: Comptroller
Lawrenr'e, of the Treasury Depart
ment, comes out with flying colors
FROM the charges made against him by
one Barker of Irregularities in his
office, and gets certificate of homes
ty from "a Democratic Congressional
committee of investigation, which
ought to be very valuable to him
when the new administration takes
the reins of government.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

The Bay city Tribune says; Inc
high license law of Illinois has reduc-
ed the nun,ber Of saloons in Chicago
within six months from 8,s9o te S,2'o'
and has added 81, SOC, 900 to the reve-
me OF the city. Under the new law
$500 Is the minimum tax, ana any
community can make it as high al
they please. The law has worked so
we'll in Illinois that the Chicago ire
bune saws ''an attempt to repeal II
would be laughed out of the iegisla
ture." In some of the Illinois town'
where the tax Is $1,000 the mum
ber of saloons have been Gu
down one-half, and the time devoted
in the police courts to cases OF drunk
enness and disorderly conduct Is YER
oreatlS Abbreviated.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Cold Feet.

"It was fearfully cold last night
said Smith to Jones one night recent
ly. IL had to get DIP in the night and
warm a brick to put at my wife's
feet"
"Why didn't you try my planY
slept by myself last night and put the
cat at my feet. The cat kept then
perfectly comfortable. Tell your wiz
to try the experiment..
',She hes tried it, but 1t won
work"
"whyi Don't the cat keep quiet a
her feetG"
"oh yes; The cat kept 1uiet,
froze to death in five minutes"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
II is Still rsenator Henry.

Members of the senate Jud. Commit
tee have prepared both majority and
minority REPORTS on the Mcnamara
Henry contest of the Alpena district,
arriving at its double-heaied conclu-
sion much sooner than was expected.
The majority report signed by Hubbell
as chairman, and tire republican mem
bers of the comlnitte, provides for the
seating of Henry. the present republi-
can MesMber. A minority report.
signed by Senators Hawley and Pulver,
fusionists, fTcoiAlli ends that the seat
be given to Mcnamara. A canvass of
the question among The senators show
tffat Henry will retain his seat. by q
Str1CU party vOJe-IF 10 It-1ieHry
himself not voting. The partisan ac-
ton of the comaittee and the Erospec-
tive ratificatioa1s vi the same by the
senate bas an unfaNorable effect on
DIR. Houston's prospects, members
freely conceding that the chances for
retaining his seat are net favorable. -
Bay city tribune,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Notice to the Justices OF the Peace

NOIlCO TO inc u uSldCS6 Ot ChO OesSO'
The "Act TO prohittt any Justices
OF the Peace, or any Judge or Justice
of any Police Court from sentencing
or committing persons to the STAFF
houce rf correction and reformatory
at ionia. in certain cases" went into ef-
feet on last Tuesday. 1t reads as fol
lows,
sEcTI9N TT /. The ps9pls. .9f tbs. stats
the peace, or Judge or justices OF any
police court, shall sentence or comiii'
any person to the state house OF cor
rection and reforinatory at lonia, WHO
may be convicted of the crime or of
fense of being disofderly, of being
drunk, or of vagrancy, or any violation
of the provisions of chapter So of the
compiled laws of 1871, relative TO dis
orderly persons, as amended by Ac
1856, session laws Of 1882 or for th'
larceny of less sum than S5.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Mnpl IN MAGAZINE RIFLE.
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the condl'lq9ns
l J 81 certain indenture of mo tgage; bearing
date the slst day q q gust sinh ~ ana Aln1edn
S,,,ith his wife of the township OF Maple FOR
rsst County Of Crawford and state OF Michlganl
70 David shoop pot ot'hH Elabeth see his Eifs. dn
~ assigned to Arthur II. Swarthout. oi SaglnaN
Tountv Michigan and by said Arthur II. Swart-
JON Go,,nfv aforesaid. Which said mortgage
was duy recorded ON the 9th day OF Sep'eisii@Der Re-
A. ID. 1883 at o'clock. p M q the lnlce oi Aos
isseI s,, q q fBr B Of Mortgages on pages 6and
N and which assign tent first aforesaid was .iT, v
" recorded on the s'h Gay & pc Sr pf said Rseis
ter of Deeds In Liber A.. OF MoTtgaees W ~. ~
4ts. and which assignment second aforesaid was
1ssl ar q o'slo,,k A NJ in the offce of seid Regis
| ter of Deeds in Liber "A OF NJ rtgaFes 2n Ilde.
s51 And upon which said mortgRage R there TIER ,h y
saiued III be due Mt the date Of this not.ce inc
si IN ans kandred sixty four dollars hfd forty
four cents. rs "a, AL. and no proeeeaingS heHlhs
been a. law or in equity w, .S TSrt Tt therea
| Hca is herebS given that on SgturdaF me Ilu
day 81 April a. ID. 1885, at CLOCK IN VIC Aite.
noon q said day y ,s hao premsss m,rts IN sad mort
| sstye described or so much thereof as shall q
necessary e. satisfy the anou9t cue s, ON s, sai'
norteSss e1o wsn snc,on InSerss to lRe higheyt bid
DER sae 70 take Place ,svt e. the n SP5 Ping S0
ht Court y HSpse y s,e tat S1 S tho pla%e
f,ttln" he Circut Court fur sald county Of Craw
ford il, which said nroftgaked prefniseS s-e slie
stedi said mortraeed premises. on said day 20 D
| offercd forsale being known and " sam innr'
, gaoe described as f6llows viz, the hofth-ea. el
ccner,er ~ NE Northeast quarter .oi SScuo,
f,~cntv f2,i Town twenty eight ~ Nori,i
Range three [3l west, Cgnvfora county mlchi .s,i
rnn, Dated tirayfing, Michlgfn. Jan"ary ioe'
; lssV' ERAsTUs PURCHASE.
/, ut,s 4 corrrvr. n Assignee Of Mortgage.
lffnrNcy for Assignee.
Ian rs. Wis Of Scb.s0
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

The Detroit Joud1ral says' Accord
ing TO Mai. Burke, the Director of the
New Orleans Exposition, that big
show has not only used up the million
dollars obtained from the government
but is $500, GEO in debt, and wants hall
a million more from Washington.
Having accepted the old flag, there Is
onnropriation. The prodigal has re-
turned. and the Exhibition eontrblu'
ton may be likened to a very SINAI
slice ot the parable fatted calf.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
wouldn't Pop.

"George, remarked a Harrisviile
girl to her young man DIS they sat In
,he parlor together, what is your
favorite beverager There was a
startling look in bis eyes as he thought
Of the Tom and Jerry he absorbed be-
Tor going to the rink, and he muttered
70 himself, Il wonder If she smelled itI
He slipped a cinnanion-bud into MS
mouth ms he repliedi 'I-l--dOn't
know, Coffee, l guess. WHATS
yours. Mollyr' She slipped Dip clos
81 10 him, and she said: "Well
George, think ! prefer pop" Gentle
reader, YOU think George twigged anc
popbed. But he didn't. He belong
ed TO different breed OF hairpins
He only remarkedi II understand
Pretty good johc, too You hk
your pop best. Well, ] don't wosder
he's nice man."
Wben Mary told her ma next morn
II ing she said George wouldn't Tumble
: he was hit with pile-dfiYer'
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

We copy the following from the M
Peasant Tribune In which we heartily
concur. ''Since the Detroit EoentnS
Jouraa0d Game under the management
of s. j. Tcmlinson few months ago
it has undergone a complete trans
formation, and information, too,
From being band-wagon vehicle for
displaying the shallow pated egotisin
etf.aR iptsellsctneI crank it has heep
ing newspaper in the State, in every
respect. As news gatherer it would
be hard to surpass it, and its editorial
utterances are characterized by mark
ed ability and sound logic. To-day it
is certainly without a peer in Michigan
as an evening newspaper, and we
heartily recommend it to those of ouI
readers who desire newsy, enterprls
ing and progressive evening paper.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Rot,i.bR sRA,k bHli.L.

Apbreciating the Reeds Of our fafiii'
ers IN the line of agricultural ifnpIe..
me,tta. peculiarly suited Ia hist soil |
hmte obtained tie agfiicy fof the. Re-
Ter Grain Drill; manufactured by BecR !
with & lee, of D5wagiat, Mirh. |
nrst proved ny faith by pilrchasii, !: !:
ono for use 6h iiiy own iarn'; wn,e,, 4,
can be seen there, or full fsseripti0til
can be HAD ut this office. belieFs ~
TO be lust what we want tof our Ioose
soil, aud far superior tv me Sln. TN
ioned drill: VI TStNhh'
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

JY4e vote in the Senate ih favor of
retaining the Hon. G. r. Henry, in his
seat IN preference to the contestant,
James Mcnamara, stood 16 10 IL, and
was strictly a party vote. There were
five membets absent, two republicans
and three democrats. The result would
have been the same on a full vote.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Notica For Publieatien.
LAND OFFIcfc. EAST SAGINAW, hfcl
4, sOz

LAND OFFICE. EAST SAGINAW, HI'H'
January 10. 80.
NOTICE; is hereby given that the ,folIowsng
~ named settler has flied bosice W his snsen-
tio,, 10 make final proof in support of bis eian.l,
and that said proof will6e made het9r me .Sun
Nv Clerk OF Cfawfotj County Mich 81 ernyn' :,
IN The 5;h dny of March, lSSj. Nui lnther y
,mith of Crawford County Mich. for the Y 1s
n q u of Sect Tp g y Il 2 West.
ue IT, yrsn,es tbe following wtnessks g. prove h :
continnous resi.ithce 6poh ahH cultivation of.
Johu Ieece, Nicholas Shelienbnrser, Chailes
Tows,cy. a.d John Morgan DID Oh "as""s
ioS' Oi''e' CHARLES buUGHTY.
kEGIsI Ell
Jan - vs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
POLITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

In San Francisco il has been dis.
covered that illegitirnate white chiid-
rem aSe daily being sold to the Chinese
of that city, who rear them until IL
years ef age. then ship theM to China,
where they sell them TO fsch China
men for concubines.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
ThE AMERICAN
Breeder and FarmeTs
JOURNAL

PRACTICAL, PR0GRASSIHE, AM
RELfABbE.
81 900 in Prizes for Essays an
Practical Stock and Farm Topics dui
ring the coming year. Opatt 70 sub
scribers only. 10 or more f'fi7ee H.
sued, beginning with our Graad 9FTS,
Ss0iFe Number, Christmas, 1884
Send 10 cents for it. Three months
on trial to new subscribers only 30 SITS.
$l,5 per year isiberai TERMS to
agents. Samples free.
Larger circulation than dny olhe,
Live Stock Journal in AmericG.
AXTELI, RUSH e. co,
PiTrsBuRd, PA.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Notice for publication.

LAND OFFICE, EAST SAHINA"' "IOH'
Jnhuary ib IS;
NOTICE is hereby given that the follov.ng.
~ nginrd SETTLE, his MED notice OF his intefli y
~ .aid nroof ysi ~ InaAe before tht, couif
Clerk of Crawford, County Mich, at G'siiing Il
the 18th day Of February, less, ytsi I,eho"
OF \ Eh& " u of y E u Of Sec Up. 20 n
West 49,. !,
He nimes the following witAs ssses 70 prove :. (
Sionz,, F Bradley. George o Bgti. Sacob smith;
Charles II Fish, oil OF 9Ipylirg i o.
REoisTEH.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Notice for Pusiscstioa,

LAND OFFlCk' EAsf oAOINAW' q ~
JAN. lA. 80
NOTICE A. Nesebs given that liz fcA wi Z
~ namea settler bas hls,l notice ~, - wi, f-
tion 70 n xke fpsi hrooi II support oi - el",,
and that ,nsd Nronf VIII be made pftiore ''n
Co,,vtv fNrrk Of Crawftad Ccpniy. Michigan
tfravIing on tie saith day OF Febrnni y -; ~. f.
Aioi 10 n Rrsdbry ~ Crawford eoNnIY aechis"' ~ Z
lie Iarncs The fchowing wifnefttf o. ' "vf
confiat,rue f..~iScrs.. unon. erd crlti> ~ - :,
said Isitd va: Hichcss Sheyfstte',ri 1nsr a, =,
:" '''"s "'S w V'' GHAj,ffxS ovaH1N
.h.s kfUIsTaR
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
List Of Jurors.

The following named gentlemen
have been drawn as Jurors, for the
February term. Circuit Court.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Mortgage sale.

DEFAULT having been made in the conditions
~ of certain mortgage dated the 9TH day o.
July A. ID. 1894 executed by Oliver Billman {,
Albert A, Griffin of RoScOmmor Village Roscom
mon County Michigan, which said mortgage wa.
recorded in the office Of Register of Deeds foi
Crawford County, July 9th 1894. at nine o'clocl
In the forekoon OF said day. in Liber B. of mort
Cages. on page g., on which mortgage there /
claimed 10 be 0ue at this sdate. the SUM OF on,
hundred and three 4O-lO0 dollars. for principe
and interest and suit or proceedings at law OF
in Chancery having been Instituted TO recove'
the said mortgage debt, Or any part thereon
whereby thepower of sale contained in said mort
9astf 9astfeh ~ s:sa giiS III of the Ftdvats,
slch case made and provided, the said mortgage
will he fovecosed 70 'at'sfy the principal inter
e-t and costs Including an Atty. fee or MT
d )llarsl provided for in said mortgage by sal
Of 'he premises therein described, at publ
ali, ton II the highest bidder. ct The fIont doc
of the Court House in GRAY ling, in said Count
Of Crawford that hcibg the place fpr holding tn
Cir, ut Court for said com " Of CfuwtWu; q
Monday Nav 4th.. A. ID. 1898, at ore O'Clock i
the afternoon. said premises are situated u
Crawford County Michigan, and are described l.
said mortgage as follows 10 wit: South half @
North East quarter and North East quarter o
North West quarterof section thity-siX 3bl y
town twenty-five North of range three l3l West
containing one hundred and twenty w acre
more o 1 SIS according TO the United States SUI
vcy the. eJf Dated Roscommon Jan, s1th A.
| 1855 -
STANLEY w TURNER Mortagee.
! Attorney for Mortegee.
teb 5th., WIS
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

soca Ery MEETINGS.

M. K. CHURCH. Reverend q. 5.
Wsir, Pastor. Services ct AioSlock
A. H.. and 1-2 basc o'clock p. NJ
GLASS Meeting, at 1045 A. NJ, and
sunday School at - NJ. Prayer Meet
ing every Thursday evening at z l-2 o.
clock. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

pe.lrn. in peg. and vsa nes. veeE.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

The Michigan 7radeSmdn, in a late
issue, says: Nothing tends 60 demor-
alize trade so much and to create hard
habit of anticipating, of saying, 4
told you SO, and you will ree> does
more to create distrust in business cir
cles than do all the failures in the
country. A hopeful outlook. spirit
that says the business horizon is dull,
but not dark, an expressed confidence
in the future, will do more to revive
trade than anything that can he done. ,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

For Job Work of all kinds call AZ tDs
AyAIAScuE office,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

4, Pamsr, Justice Of The Peace. Peace anu - NIs Taxss
, .,rh ,se and Sale of Real Estate pionp.A
t.nisIto Ofl,e corner 81 Mlchggim I'm. ss'''
P.,insnlar Avenues, opposite the ii 1ouIt i.ouS''
Grayiing
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12

CRAWLING LODGE, No. 1856, F. u A.
NJ, meets in regular rcomin1nicatiSn on
Thursday Evening, oa or before the
full of the moon. Transient members
are fraternaily invited to attend
). O. HADLEY, w. NJ.
A. TAYLOR, Sec.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-12
Grayling House,
Wild & Wheeler, Propr's

CRAWLING. MICHIGAN.
The 0rayIing II ouse Is conveniently ),
s;tuntaL being near the depot ana
b,siness houses, il newly built' ano
Furnished throughout in tirst-class style
Every attention will be paid 20 I..' .n'
runfort of guests Fine sainp'; roohi'
for colniaerciaa travellers
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-11-12
MAY-BLOOM.

Oh, for You that never kDcwi-
Now that the Spring is swelling,
And over the way is whitening may,
In the var OF my neighbours dwelling.
oh, may, Ohio! 90 your sisters blow
Out there in the country grasses
A-mocking the white OF the cloudlet light,
That up in The blue sky passesi
Here in town the grass II is brown,
Right under your beautiful clusters;
But your sisters thrive where the swards alive
With emerald lights and lustres.
Dream of my dreams vision that seems
Ever TO scorn my praying,
Love that / wait, face OF my fate,
Come with me now a-mayingl
Soul of my song all my life long
Looking for you wander;
Long have sought-shall find naught,
Under the may bushes yonder!
Oh, for You that ! never knew,
Only In dreams that bin i you'll
BY Springs own grace shall know your face,
When under the may find you
The Century for Nay.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-11-12

ferrous. The eiglt so ,er stragglers
all agreed about one thing, or seemed
to agree about it, that they had drunk
liquor freely at the negro hut and had
then broken up into small parties with
no show of ill-will so far, but none ap-
peared to recollect who constituted
the several parties, or when or how
Parr became separated from the rest,
or who had been last seen in his COM
pany. All but Parr had returned to
the hut for more liquor and were there
found by the first lieutenant. The nine
were sent up to Romney next day and
put in irons, but after preliminary
examination all were released but the
Welshman, who was sent to Cumber-
land jail to await his trial for murder.
Stonewall Jackson shortly afterward
displaced us all from that gloomy re-
gion and destroyed the beautiful
bridge. The Seven Days fight was
scarcely over wAen the Welshman,
wasted away almost to a skeleton
from the effects of nearly years inn
Harrison's Landing. He had been let
out of Jail for want of evidence against
him.
But what was always curious to us
was the after career of the young fell
low who tainted over PARIS body He
was never a day well after that, though
he had before been remarkably active
and vigorous-the best athlete in a
company of athletes. He was con-
stantly in and out of the hospital,
study and puzzle to the medical men
who saw that he was ailing, but could
not diagnose his ailment. He wasted
finally away and died in military
hospital in Philadelphia, of some long
Latin named disease, according to
hospital report, which had to give
some scientific reason for his death.
He died the same day that the Welsh
man was discharged from Cumberland
jail.
Not long after, in September, 1862,
the cavalry of both sides, man euvering
after The battle of Antietam, came into
contact near Harper's Ferry-a very
trihing affair indeed. One of the
wounded Federal cavalrymen was
brought to the rear. Death was settlin
down upon him and he began
to speak to tie surgeon in
charge of murder on the out
posts not quite a year before. The
surgeon, amazed, listened attcntively
and heard the dying man insist that a
Welshman accused of the murder was
innocent. But the cavalryman, when
he had got that far, was seized
by the last agonies and his
voice was silenced forever. This
man, who had been transferred from
our company to the cavalry regiment
in which he met his fate, was the talk
ative person who had called at
tention to the wound in PARIS throat.
What did he knowp and how did he
know itP
The mystery of that night at the
Wire Bridge was never cleared up.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-11-12
A Canary Birds Bacchanal Song.

A tiny yellow-feathered canary bird
stopped eating hemp-seed, and began
cooking its head on one side then
scratching its bill with one claw, the
bird began to sing IN llute-like tones,
1--WE Won't Go Home till Morning."
Every note as true and prompt as
French music box. Despite the ami
mated appearance of the songster, it
was so unnatural to hear the royster-
ing song of the bacchanals chanted
by a canary that the bystanders looked
suspiciously around to find the music
box which was playing the tune. The
bird belongs to l.. ID. Stebbins, the
matchmaker on Wisconsin street, and
he explained the modus operandi by
which the little songster acquired it's
surprising faculty.
He said that the bird had been bred
by himself being common canary.
The parent birds were chosen with
reference to volume of voice and
born" he said, "the education was
begun. A mouth organ was the ed
ucator' employed. Beginning thus
early it was eight months before the
education was completed. The bird
can sing, we Won't Go Home till
Morning. faultlessly, but there its ac-
quirements end. 1t has never heard
any other song. That tune was played
at the bird three times day on an or
gan. 1t is common canary, and is
valuable on account of it's superior
education, insomuch that l was offer
ed $45 for it few days ago. Ignorant
common canaries sell for 81, which
proves conclusively that there is moth
ing lost by educating them "-M'Ia0ass-
! Zee Wisconsin.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-14
ng a pint night and morning,

There is scarcity Of potatoes in
Blue Earth county and they are now
selling at IS cents per bushel at Man
katO.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-14

this one weak spot, and unless prompt
" attended to the disease becomes
chronic, and the once strong man a
miserable wreck. Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers is the only certain remedy for this
class of disease. It has peculiar ten
dency to the kidneys, stimulates them
to healthy action, and removing the
cause, prevents the formation of brick
dust deposits, which, if permitted to
continue, will by cohesion form gravel
stone. necessitating a painful operation
for its removal. Many of the ing1edi-
ents entering into its composition, are
universally recognized as specifics for
all complaints Of the urinary organs.
In liver complaint, dyspepsia, all dis
orders of the bowels, and affections of
the throat and lung, it is equally GER
tain and eficacious; while, as remedy
for complaints peculiar to the female
sex, it has no equal. Ladies, old and
young, married and single, in every
condition of life, will find this great fe-
male remedy, prompt, safe, certain and
reliable The pale, sallow complexion
is replaced by a blooming, healthful
countenance, and its occasional use en-
ables Nature to perform her functions
regularly and without inconvenience.