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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
COVE Mia for Irfhnts

According to DR.. Benson Baker, Of Eng
land. whsn COWS milk Is used for infants
there should b the following proportions Of
added Ingredients, though sometimes more
water is required during the first few weeacs
Of infant life; Cows mill, half pint; water,
shs sans quantity; small teaspoonfui. or
sixty grains, OF sugar Of uink, ard two grains
of phosphate Of lims; the addition Of two
teaspeonfsls Of cream IL the quality Of the
milk be good, but Il poor or Skinned the
quantity Of cream must bs doubled
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30


turbod and nnrefreshing sleep con
sl&nl. Undesirable feeling oi dread,
oT of impending eslamityf
IL yea have al. on any consider
able number Of these Eynsptoms. you
are suffering fron that most common
of Ameriexn m2iGdies-Bih9us Dys-
pepsis. or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The
more complicated your disease has
become, tie greater the number and
diversity Of symptoms No matter
what stage Il has reached. Ds.
PlRkcEs GorDRA MEDICAL Dls-
cOyERY viii subane H. IL taken Sc-
conding 10 directions for reasonable
length OF time. IL not cnfod, con-
plications multiply and Consumption
of the Iasgs, Skin Diseases, Heart
Disease, Rheumatism, Kidney Dis
ease, or other grave msladles are quite
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

veh..hzs Dlslsss~Haess xA>s sAsst1 -
- rrss~~ss - D~xs>< a~s ws~tAsr.
D<xpsss sns ~<k>aSy rre>s>skess, swns
a b>.a>s zzxy sEz.r hS~ss. s<.d 81 tnks
rssss2 Tss kzksSseAa Axsz,ss sxySs kss -
esmSsy Il lr~ass4s 2A&ztssssa y rsconr
s@snzs s14x al ss1ks. baEs sas~. u~ns&axy
vs~n suxs .z4d al .s.lss<s ses1id - sSsnz~d
osos veex VIA sozss p~~w<si xsr&s116s
sas sass~ez<. A.y snh~1snes Il tz1s ss>s
- ssiIs<rsE1.. svsa IN ~e<Ss~s "a - t~sksss.
- Whess fh~s ars oL4ljfss n tAs soa.s
svo&d - fsx - t<2sk1s pssseos wkes akAr-
sesss , sos p41sns Cruds eaToolle SD =
not - valnzS4e - zinc c1isxtis. sas eefid
viii .ssw ta&zce ses fo<sasr. waais ks nay
fhs I~ssss. v.s1~r ths inproszaoa thas u b
sugar ar szh. IA ths Sranrsl srd1r Il
s1rs1sth aid avaanssllsy aisinfecs~nzs ssand
- fsllows Corrosive subi;nas<. sulpA4<-
Gus <cld, zsne eAboxsds. s.iss isa>as. xine sal
pAats. copper sslpi-4te. lfon ssls hats, pnsaol.
ereosots, eFszis e~reobc so1d. chioxnxs "
lime, gsrmsasals. "Gxsadin." sAiisyiso sssd,
tLynoi, nssEoas ssAd. hydxsgvn pxoxsds.
szaneala, esal ,~x, s@aitaA c>aapaor.
halss for Preserving the rye sight
Thoss who properly arkreca~ts the yaiaeof
eyes n pssfs~f asoditzon Vail be interested IN
ne following rules laid down by Or. J. c.
L1zdy. " pssrois, for ths care Of these or
gsass
Avosd reading and studying BY poor light
Light shoald come from tho side, srA noe
from the hsck OF see fions
Do nos read or STEADY while suffering great
bodily fatigue o. daring rseovs<y fran
llness
Do not read while lying down.
Do nos use tbs syss go hong - . ttuns for
near work, bst.gise shem occasional periods
OF rest
Rsasiins and stsdy should be done syxsem-
atiealiy.
During study avoid the stooping position,
or whatever tends 10 producs eongestaon Of
the head and face.
Seteos well prihted booka
Correct errors Of refraetion with proper
giasses
Avoid bad hysienio conditions and the use
Of alcohol and tobacco
Tako sufficient exercise In the open air
Lee the physical ksep pace with ths mental
culture, for asthenopia Is most usually Oh
served In those who are lacking in physical
deveiopnssnt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

NJ Z. " Eex<rsl efssa Aasonia. Ter
~iu nsks his headquarters n Grsus
Rsrk6s fsr tie Samnser. dari.x ~EscA
ane re ~sll ccntrsct for snd 1sl.vsr
g sny stsck seslw n she sssfs II
Mickizan o. ss;esnrz STATES ssy eisss sud
oasntiy q Nsslsra sfack. s1cA ss -
sn-r-s nair~ ker,-- sed ns5-sntsd Fser-
lizzz. Psrsies &~<srirx ~.ch ssecx csanos
oosx egv ae sett-r thsz ~ c>ii&eg - az
er~sxnx NJ. Ros~~x. cars nrs6p scr>ss
- Guun6 nnp61A
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

wonderful combination Of tonic,
or strengthening, Alternative, or
blood cleansing. anti bilious pee
toral. and nutritiye properties, Is
uneQusled, not only 50 . remedy
fJr Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases Of the Liver,
Blood, and Lungs. For Weak
Lungs, Splitting OF Blood, Short
ness Of Breath. Bronchitis, Chron-
Ic Nasal Catsrrh. Severe Coughs.
Asthma, and kindred affections.
IL is q sovereign remedy. While
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Gif.s that ars sent - hride srs f,srrihrt,
vhea markell ~ al. With bar maiden nsr>a.
WisA1n nss1th the bri4e - expected 70 49,
kno~ledTs by nos~ in hsr owD bard every
s1fs r-cef~rd Webbing gifts have fslasa
somewhat into dizrrpete, and tie queStton u
sxhfbisznx then - ozse q ind8v5dsal tsst~.
The o-oe p~~faBctory bridal so-T . 10
ionx-~ o>lixasory. aud even sk-s usost fashion
ahle newly married couple may bagin bouae-
keeps1x 81 encs "a their own wsy, Ia -hsch
cass it 5 esssfounarY - ssssse A ho~ner csxis
for few mornings or evenings IS Ds d<t~ NJ
a1fa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Gold cream made with oil Of almonds is q
favorits preparation for softeDing the skin.
Amy one may make 10 for herself ~ fol.
lows: Mix hall an ounce each OF white wax
and sperrnacett; oil OF aimonls, four ounces;
orange or elder flower water, two ounces.
Before adding the latter subject the ingre-
dents TO gradual heat, snd, when liquid, add
the orange flower water and stir gently.
Stand In cold water 70 cool.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Are You Sick !?

Do you feel duh. languid, low
spirited, lifelesS and indescrihably
miserable, both physically and
mentally experience a sense Of
fullness or bloasing after eating,
or Of "goneness," or emptiness OF
stomach ia the morning, tongue
coated. bitter or bad taste ia mouth,
irregular appetite, dizziness. ire
quent headaches, blurred eyesight,
"fioating speeks" before the eyes.
nervous prostration or exhaustion,
irritability Of temper, hot fiushes,
alternating with chilly sensations,
sharp, biting. transient pains here
aud there, cold feet drowsiness
after meals wakefulness, or dis
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30


Coffee poisoning has been investigated BY
German authority, and eodesisna, 10 Is
claimed, is found In class directly opposite
20 those In whom thsixIn b found, the former
being liable In well 20 do oyerfed individuals,
while theisrn is found In half starved women
who are accustomed TO carry on the most
severe toll, with scarcely any other food than
crackers and tea The symptoms OF coffee
szn ere want Of appetite, slecplsssssss and
nervous tremblings, With various evidences
of indigestion and Eonassiniiatioa, torpor Of
the liver, and nonehminstion Of tissue waste.
Tho snanctory system is oaogged In thcisrn
tho treatment h rest and nourishment; but,
unless the patient has used coffee TO stimu-
late bis brain during mental strain, his con-
dition u that OF the gourmand whose ys-
tenn requires unloading, and who, instead Of
rest, should be made to exercise on low diet,
with coffee left out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures Consumption (Which Is Serof-
ula Of the Lungs by its wonder
full blood purifying, inyigorating
and nutritive properties From
its marvellous power over this ter
ribly fatal disease, when first Of
fering this now world famed rem
edy to the public, DIR. Pierce
thought seriously Of calling II his
CONSUMPTION CURE but aban-
doned that name a. too restrict
I've for q medicine which, from its
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Dont fs~E~s - sbank- st Ne sssst rsh .
ho~. se r-en ~fn szrTr,<ters hss IN 90
car o. onafezs. ~ wss pn<r<y ps<~rs -
ysur fsrs
Does gi~z~ ~ - so->d - ~s<-~ m rufs<>.
Ds.r sn<krv~r 80 ev~ s>d c~~sfr~s -
sec~ ~Ao sar,e s1sr y1s by e~rryhg
-sc-< s~shrss1s - pw>snz a~s1n< go
si--oe kcrszu~.azsy
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
Remedy for an Insrouinx Nafl.

The following Is claimed to bs o7 heasfis
for ingrowing toe nails: Heat nnsll Lit Of
tallow very hot in spoon and pour ssyvr ttss
ersnulatiens. Pain and tenderness ~ ~
heved at once, and IN a few days chs sdgs Of
ths nail l. exposed SO rs to admit ~ being
Gu. avay,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Il promptly cures TIE seyeresf
Coughs 4 strengthens the syslen
and puri6os the blood.
The nutfitive properties Of cx-
tract of malt and cod liver oil
are friding when compared with
those possessed by the I" Dis
coVery.r
IT rapidly builds up tbe system,
and increases The flesh and weight
of fbose reduced below the usual
standard Of heslLh by wasting
Diseases
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Blotch, or Eruption, 10 the worst
Scrofula. Salt = rheum, Fever
Sores" Scsly or Rough Skin, In
short all diseases caused by bad
blood, are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and inyigor-
ating medicine. Crest Eating
Ulcers rapidly heal under It's be-
nign influence. Virulent blood
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

my fancy tssi was esseptAsiy blood iIa
sufferer sat-Theun she commenced ux y o. ono. .ne
butts btter hoNtfts
s n would take time any ineociDe % eject chag Tor s
encouraged her 70 ~ ell
to notice ar nrrovemen taking about Qo1t ities ss
ced peffecy wen nnc az snevsb
ana hesltby "a cilds Her general health wee eso Fess
c her. nuc tie eahffn
almost cured 50 b. much amor he rns sss
eDjoyed besjtb from that DAY - Inn $40 ~ "a.
return of either shirhcurn ~ , e@ ss,.ss
eighty Od. and be o one u haen
- -. -. -. -.
hoping sufferer from satfhtm nEt, enano .s
relief using 'Jooep Ar'le~
cnr1tivc propiics sno a. ~ 49,
saed patent nsetle1uf 80
seaIouslY naunec public gdo hSof" tne u-a
metals ktfpoctI 1lit 9oate.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

liable TO SET IN and, sooner or &xtsf.
lndlice tatsl termination
DG. P1ERCE's GOLDEN Nkpsckf
DISCOVERY acts pewerfaliy npor
fhe Liver. and through that great
blood-ps1rifs'inx organ. eiesnsss the
system Of al blooa-taints and ini-
pnriCss. from whatever t.=Sse afls-
iag. Ii Is equally etzscsclNns in
acting upon the Kidneys, and other
excreiors organs. cieansink. ssfength-
eniHg. and healing shsir diseases.
As an appcfizing restorative tonic,
il promotes Digestion and nulrl-
ton. thereby building up h0fh
fiesh aud strength. In mslarisl
districts, this wonderful medicine
has gained great celchrity IA
curing Fever aud kgue. Chile
and Fever, Dumb Agne, and kin~
dred diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Cen. Grrefy. grave. sedats and sixntaed.
a. II On dress rsrade, stood taking With
one ~ Ne brightess wonsa IA Washing
ten secicsy The latter. suddeniY shifting
her position. strucS the chf~f - ABE sigma
bureen with her Ear Pisyfaily apen ths
arm snd sscisiFned With pretty slush
Speaking about The vsathsr. general
answer ne this r. thirfT swc shove aero
= the fr~-xfax point. What. prsy. h tie
squ-ezine ps'infr
Cen. tsre~lv. 80 n -re - the eo<s
modest nen living r-pli>a WITH so-1> en-
ha-rsssneut khst he aid rot xasw. and
then aided = % vouf
WIZ. err.afniv- th. pretty wor,-n
rsplfea q I've IN toe skasle. sf course.
-fftcs-o JenrnaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Aid the ns
m
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
MFOR THE BLOOD is TNE LIFE"

poisons are, by its use. robbed CT
tkeir terrofS. Especially has u
manifested us potency ia curing
letter. Ecsema. Erysipelas. Bolls,
Csrbuncles, Sore Eyes scrofalous
Sores and swellings, Hip-jolni Dis
ease. " White SWelllnes.n 6oiuc,
or Thick Neck, and Enlarged
Glands.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

/ BN nus oaaala says; About one ysaf sgo. beng
with bilious nuttefne
bTTiM cf the heart poo. rest at nlgaI % SS., seS o n
b-----z ooyery' snd Pees and derived the very high
est benent therefron-"
P>F Mrx MoiITx TAILOR, Of Cannefon, lad
4 MAJ iusy 4 II fhink the Golden Medsel Dis
I idHlhhtl l OF the greatest medicines in
1 rrvrn 4 the world II 10 little girl and
| ftith L cured her Of the maiariAi fever
Dyspe A Cas-. Of SprtnGfdd Mo. writes;
with liver complaint. dyspepsia,
sleeplessnoss but your Golden Medical Discovery
cured me-"
F~s1x~s~I j. of Stdae9s Ohio.
tlVER writes: My little afflicted with liver
sisA" trouble ana other diseases family phyEi-
4 uicElcc 1 said he could 1--we. Ia fact they all
uloLSol. thought him DR. Pierces pSlleGs and
- they his life. We have also used the Golden
Medical trouble found
such perfect relief that also recommend II very
highly
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

TsA1z = B.1tfr1-e-st.. Esiriz1o-e. Ex
re cNf.Y r<1>~si sE~r-@z<szg fesrrT - Bsiri
zor@ ~ the Sesfs w>1s< fsr11xtes ~ rscia9
A1~erzissasH6s are p<rfeEt Az pz<1Tssssee-
49,. -. s. 81 = Newspaper Director
re- go sz7szx al 80 fes6n4 ftrk7<rs< a11
Ferao< es&, w1th rse>< sxS 1t&~ vssn&bt> -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

"CoLrNBus, ONO. Aug. 18th. 1897.
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL AesoCIA-
TIOS. 6o3 Main Street. Buffalo. N. Y;
Gentlemen-kor several years have felt IL
70 be my duty % give 20 you the facts in reia-
ton TO the complete cure OF most aggra-
waited case OF salt-rhcum. by the use of your
Golden Medical DiscOyery' An elderly inty
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
/ LIVER
| DISEASE.

Thoroughly cleanse the blood,
which is the fountain OF health. by
using DIR. PrRRCE's GOLDEN MED
ICAL DISCOVERY, and good diges-
ton, fair skin, buoyant spirits, and
bodily health and vigor viii be
established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures all humors, from q common
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
|ShLT-nHEuM
| AND
RHEUMATISM.

relative of mne had been great sufferer from stheun for
The disease distressing
joints and the She Obliged protect
adhesive pastefs
bandages during had have her hands
dressed daily and her general
health badly affected paving for other diseases
OF
addition to the saheum She bad used fsthfny and with
by her but without obtaining relief sbe Afterwards
and herbs She continued this for several but
rived benefit Finally about chaced 10 read
Golden other medicines The
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

EestsT- Nsa IN Sen Fr~z1ri a-c>--T 80
rrra Al ~e~=<<e ~y--- ~s@-~ "a a tgs~esars
s,.s<.-ts 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
4 Bad Ulcer.
4 up perfecsly.'

Goitre, Thick Neek.-JrI1k J. Bncrvrrn q ~ Hes
p The ~ tn
Nediosl Discovery Prescription fqraef VII
your good advice. ny perfects wel
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
| A TERRIBLE
| AFFucIloE.

pesred hst II her iee s1sneee 70 ss se % o9sns ,ss %
and bcsne ss . pfosrA,t her hI.s nsnt
tie se 81 tie medicine meme
. hearty Mira Poole thinks the nedione nas
saved her sfe and prolonged be- dayf.
Nr " A AYRFf of Iaa AeN Mssh<t. Dorchester o. Nd
vouchee for the above feck
Sore Eyes-Mrs sAnAH A TrTrrR % Ogden cts ITO 7sr-
rfOTl by Gallo cured thrtf ytfr uro
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icni Discvery aso following dlrccont YOU book"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Rev. =. AsBrRr HOW'LL, Pastor of the
n T.. Church, Of Sdrerton. ". J., says: Was
afflicted with catarrh and indigestion. Boiis
and blotches began 10 arise on the surface OF
the skin. and / experienced q tired feeling and
dullness. | began the use OF Or. Pierce =
Golden Medical Discovery as directed by him
for such complaints, and in one weeks time i
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

beran 20 feel like a new man. {
pheasant PurEative Pellets az
eIck headache, or tightnees abo
mouth, that I have ever used.
floor when she began 10 take
Now she can walk quite q little
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30
csEsgsTTIbs

euies wiro 7 frs'
- fylpsans ton
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

skin Discase.-Tfe " Dcmocrst and Ncwh "
of 1.ssal,T.a0e Nas-ui0rd says Ma Ef19k
Arm FOOLE wife of Leonard Poole. 81 va.
son.sl,Erq, Lsfol.esiss Co. Nd. has been cured
Of a lad cass y Icons ~ u,ne ~ y 80 =. :
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-30

Mrs IDA ". STRONG, OF AfnsirOfth. Ifid writes
NV little boy had been troubled with bip-yolDI
disease for two wears. When be commenced tie
Use OF your Golden Medical Discovery anc
Pellets he was confined % hie bed. and could
not be moved without suffering great pain. Bul
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| Hlp-JmHT |
DISEASE. /

thanks TO Dsoevsry be able 10 be up al & ass
sny and eat and sleep as well as any one II has on
cine with which gratitude for
the benefit has received through you.'
Fever--ores-AIIcE B. CRAWFORD Of Sfoxr R1pis Bisn1
Va County, Six years cured OF tcser
sores of Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
DOUBT osMAN DlGNA's STORY.

1t Would Take Four Months for the News
of Stanley's Capture to Reach Suakina.
BERLIN, Dec 1a-Interest in African az
fairs is for the moment all conferred in the
fate Of Emin Pasha and Henry NJ. STAN
Icy. lLieuteuant Wissman at a public
meeting in Cologne in October said
that Emin's position at Wadelai
formed wall which separated the
Arabs Of the Soudan from those Of the
south, and that il the wall collapsed tho
whole Arab movement would be 90
strengthened that it would require hun
dred-fold greater sacrifice to master
it. The greatest doubt is expressed
here regarding the report that Stan
ley has been captured. 1t is ar
gued that the alleged fight must
have occurred between the Sd and 9th
degrees Of north latitude, between Lado
and Wadelai The distance to Omdur-
man. Osman Digna's headquarters, is 1890
miles, and thence to Suakim is another 400
miles. The swiftest messengers would
take four months to cover the entire
distance. Tho result OF the discussion of
the Emin Relief Committee, however, Is
the postponement Of the departure Of
Lieutenant Wissman until definite news
has been obtained Of Emln's fate,
SUAKlM, Dec. 19.--The Arabs now num-
Der 1000 An attack is expected imme-
diataly. G @ ,&;.- E.#E -~. "
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
LOOKS LIKE A FLOUR TRUST.
Tho Iillers at Mi wAukee Empower
Committee to Restrict tho Output.

Tho Mtllers at Mi wAukee Empower .
Committee to Restrict tho Output.
MILWAUKEE, Dec lo.-The millers in
convention Tuesday formed what prao-
ticauy amounts to trust, altht ugh it is
not such q cast-iron one as was desired by
some Of the wheatgr inders. Still it
will probably grow stronger with age;
and. as it is even now, it will GER
tainly>s affect the price CT -four and
cause bread to come little nearer being a
luxury than it is at present. The resolu-
tions by which it was formed were passed
very quietly and by unanimous vote.
1t was resolved to appoint A. A.
Freeman, of New York; F. L. Green
leaf; Of Minneapolis, and A. n. Smith,
Of st. Louis, committee to CORE
spond with all members Of the association
and order q shutdown when three fourths
Of the members and three-fourths of the
capacity OF the mills shall deem it necces-
sary. This committee was also given
power to terminate shutdown when
ever it shall deem such action expedient
In line with this action another resolution
was passed ordering half time shutdown
for tho month of January.
At the conclusion OF the general conven-
ton the spring wheat men went into
secret session aud proceeded to take stops
toward ehecting an organization similar
to that of the winter wheat men, A. c.
Loring, Of Mimi eapolis, ana j. NJ. Turner,
also of Minneapolis, acting as secretaries.
It was finally decided to appoint commit.
tee to ascertain by correspondence
with the rest of the fraternity whether a
permanent organization that shalt practi-
cally control the production of spring
wheat -four Is practicable. It was resolved
to meet again in Indianapolis the first
Tuesday in February. ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
A NOVEL SUGGESTION.

The New York "Star" Thinks General
Harrison Would Serve His Country Well
i by Making President Cleveland Hia
Attorney General. '>-.-'s
NEW YoaK, Dec. 1a-The Star in lead
ing editorial advocates the selection at
Hon. Grover Cleveland as Attorney-G Gen
eral in President Harrison's Cabinet on
tho ground that this will be the most i'm.
portant Office In the Government during
the next four years, and that MIR. Cleve-
land, by his hrmness, Justice and indus.
try, and the confidence felt in
him by oil classes, Is exception.
ally qualified for the post. Ihe Star pre-
dicts that race questions In the South and
the ballot-box question all over the coun-
try are the great issues Of the Immediate
future, and 1t declares that no other man
possesses the qualities needed in dealing
with these matters to such degree as Mr..
Cleveland does, ### .@-.s ,..EiS.S[S%5g s 4:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
-Dealer---"I saw. Jake, take tina

Dealer" / say, Jake, take thas
sign off the blue astrakhan in the wins
dow that's marked: Selling at cost
only 75c. per yard. !" Jake Why.
sir, we just put that in this morning.
Dealer know it, but there goes
Mrs. Bargain hunter across the street.
don't want her to see IT. Of,
don'tp" Dealer Il should say aot.
I sold her some Of the same stuff yes
terday for 81 q yard and told her We
were losing money on it then. Hurry
up; take tout before she gets here
20 Iiet,.oss Free Press.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
LATEST NEWS.

| The dead body OF q woman was foun In
London on the Goth She had been killed
by straugulation and it is thought she is
another victim of "Jnck the Rupert
although the body was not mutilated as be-
lore.
BRADsrREE1's report for the week ending
Dec. DISC says: Business failures in the
United States during the week number 1886
+ gainst 300 last week and 264 this week
at year. Total failures in the United
States from January LIST to date 1O,OS2,
against 8, 4O4 in 1887"
! The exchange hotel at Missoula, Mont,
burned to the ground on the ght OF the
20 h, also sa. DON adjoining The contents
OF the buildings were saved but two un-
known persons were burned to death. e;
! A. SENSATION wus causel in the national
redemption agency OF The q, S. Treasury.
Department, " the receipt of $40 bank
Till which had previously been redeemed
and reported Us cancelled. The note came
from bank in Washington, d. c., for
second redemption. ~.
ON the night of the Doth, five prisoners
confined in the jail AT Port townsend, W.
r., gagged the jailer and made their
escape. ="
THREE miners ut Coalvlle, Iowa were
arrested on he Dist They went to the
louise OF Fred Sn 18th living few miles
from the village with his wife and drove
sLim out OF the house and criminally assault
ed his wife, - !.
Ar Cincinnati, O., at midnight of the 21st
The picture frame and moulding factory of
H. A. s robel 4 Co.. took fire. Jerry Bray,
leap ain of q fire company went down
Twin The fifth floor when ii fell and perish
T., 49, In r1,n11u fa1l
Iwounding five remen and q bystander
X. ,ss on building 100000.
WITHIN the last five days ending Dec.
t21st, six men have been killed by locomo-
llives in Wheeling. W. Va 5z..-g
IRREGULARITIES which aggregate cons
Esiderabie sum have just been discovered in
Western Union Telegraph office ut Boston.
III he stealing was done by destroying tale
or ms and giving &c itious receipts
! aTEIEaRAMs from z tnzibar dnted the list
lsuy h letters delivered there by I ippo
tTib's 1iien stnte that letter was received
at SANKEY'S Falls from Henry n. Stanley
EAug. 28.,, Stan ey was then ut Bonyala on
u hs AnrIwhins, where he arrived Aug 18th.
He left Enim Pdshh ~ days before with
lp.enty of food and vast Stores OF ivory.
fAlso on the z1sb q telegram WIS received
t London from Parsons, agent OF the West
! fric IN Telegraph Co, saying that he had
.|recs,vad rel abe news that y anley and
IEnlm r sha had ARRIVED on Auriwnini.
Ir was dec ded by the National Council
Eon th4 2lst to hold the next national en-
|,nmpment of the g. A. 4 at M;lwaukees
fWis, beg inning August "a, b, .lsaa
The mate on the 2lst reso we'd TO In
" ssiisaie he affairs Of the national super.
tvsing architfc
LATEST reports from Wahalak, Miss, say
stthat i e negro rs are arming and recruiting,
land more trouble may be anticipated f35
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-12-26
The Total Vote.

NEW York, Dec. l0.--The Tribusss, Ia It's
complete table Of the official vote OF
the country at large for President, gives
Harrison, 5,43e,45s votes; Cleveland, s..
534 36s; Fisk, A9, 1853; streeter, 49,
OO9; Cowdrey United Laborl, S073;
Curtis (American}, l,6l5; Socialist, MS;
Lockwood, 8; scatter ng, 7,714 The ,n-
crease in the Republican vote over 1884 Is
5s6,477 ; in the Democratic vote, $50 3S2; IN
the Prob bition vote, 9S,7So The total
vote cast for President is lLss4, 99s7 AN ID.
crease Of ,2Sl over 1854.