Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24
THE TRANSCRIPT
SUPPLE ri EMIT.
AUSTIN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER "A, 1885,

Lord 4 Hctlen have recently received
fresh stock Of millinery goods. The
; stock is large, and the variety and as.
| sortment most complete. For sale at very
low prices. Butter, eggs and farm pro
| duc' accepted from country trade
Silks and Satins. Velvcts and Wooden
Dress Goods, the finest quality, at Hall
& Vests.
Oysters by the pint. quart and gallon
at Radermachcrs.
The subscription price of the TRANS
CRYPT, when paid in advance is ST. 50.
When paid at the end of the year it will
be $500.
The many friends of Miss Catherine
Wilcox NJ. ID. are glad To welcome her
back to Austin. From /; desire to be
with relatives in this vicinity she gave
up her practice in Brooklyn, n Y.
About three wears ago she began a
course Of study at the Hahncman Medi-
cal College. Chicago. That she gradu-
ated at the bead Of her class. standing
tlrst IN all departments, was not Surpris-
ing to those who knew her character tor
push and thornughncss.
Dr. Wilcox has spared neither time or
money to make herself as well prepared
a. possible for her work, not only in
Me"ry, but 10y giving herself practical
experience which would be equal to
at least five years of active practice
IN addition to the regular college course
she has taken over two years of conlinu
Gus hospital clinical work, where she has
not merely listened to the ~"Speciaist'
in the given chair as he quest oned and
discussed the case. but has taken each
individual case alone, either in the re-
ccpnon room or ward, and carefully
written it up, made her own diagnosis,
proguoss and t!eatmcnt- as she would
IN her own private fvflin.,.:" keeping a
history OF each case until ~curcd or dis
missed, that she might know the value
or medicine in the particular case. In
a@dltlon tor the past tlrrc years she has
Carried an average of ten outside cases
She has also taken two practitioners or
post graduate courses. and Il special
course on the Diseases of Women. the
hospital also furnishing three clinics a
week for that class of diseases which
carries over IL hundred eases, each of
which has been faithfully studied bv
her whi'c in attendance as above noted.
She has spent the last three months
IN taking observations in her line in
New York and Brooklyn.
Therefore, she does not come as a
novice or an apprentice to experiment
upon the public, but at once brings to
us the latest and best IN medic; science
and practice. We believe her presence
will prove healing and blessing to
many afflicted and sutfe ring women y
Notice the card of DR.. Wilcox on first
page of TRANSCRIPT this week.
HARrEn's MAGAZINE for January
furnishes st generous m~talmrut of the
novel attractions promised in It's pro- ,,
spectus for the coming year in four
strong and fresh contribut ions-the first
par, Of Sir Edward Reeds "Com,incntal
Navies, the commencement of the
series OF Southern articles in Charles
Dudley Warmers New Orleans" Millr,'s !
''Summer Campaign with the CossackS.' ~.
starting the series of Eastern Papers.
and the initial installment of Kathleen |;
O'Meara's Russian novel. ''Narka" Be |
sides these special features the number
contains double stallmcnt of Black
mnre's 'sprinyhaven, Hthe continuation
Of Ree's "'lome Acre." capital story
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