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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
NOTICE
10
Tobacco Consumers and Dealers

"a r. rrsHor qualli, ana we'll established ~
uiailon Of The Genuine B.F. oravely To-
baooo rs, podutcd any numlcr 81 Imiiai,or.
many Of them using the name, "Cravoiy - n'i
the loKo. arc often branded ~ neatl iiio ihe sem
ulnc that buyers are apt 10 10 docci,ei
Tit hio notify all parios ihaitho Original
oravely" Tobacco is made only ~ D. ,.
oravoly a Sons, and on each rlur :. sismIsd
sven times. "B. ?. oravoly Superior"
Tie hd, Of The boxes arc hnnied "B.r
oravoiy. Loathorwood, Va" v.h Ea-
glo and shloldi and the tops Of The bo'ss
arc branded I'D. y. oravoiy Superior
Pounds" Zach Of which brands re ooIy-
rrhird buyers viii do wcll 10 o,ssve thee
points, aud see that they ~, the Genuine Ar
tlolo. .o,.
ooRsUcH a IRRELEVANT.
Wholesale AGENTS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
Embroidery Department.
Glove Department.

All Our Fancy Figured and Embroidered
Back Ladies' Kid Gloves, reduced from
$3.50 to $50 per pair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
'ECISIVE CUT IN PRICES AFTER STOCK TAK1NG!'
FER 100000 WORTH OF SEAS0NABLE GOODS MARKED DOWN
WAY BELOW FORMER PRICES
dote Every Prices b Through Week.


AFTER STOCK TAKING.
BIG CUT IN PRICES.
Trimming Department.
so Pieces Fancy wonted Braid Trimming,
All Shades, 2 inches wide, reduced from
25c to l5c per yard.
25 Pieces Black and Colored Beaded Head
ing reduced from 25c and 85c TO l2Ifc
per yard.
Flannel Department.
Our Entire Stock of Fine French Flannols,
Plaids Checks and Stripes, All colors,
reduced from COO TO 4Oc per yard.
10 Pieces Elder Down Flannels, Solid colors
and Figured, full 30-inch wide, all
shades, reduced from 500 to CSC per
yard.
Mems Furnishing Goods.
One Lot Mems Red Flannel Drawers, All
Sizes, reduced from s2.25 TO $1.25 per
pair.
One Lot Gray Scotch Merino Mems Shirts
and Drawers reduced from ti,75 to si.OO
for each garment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
AFTER STOCK TAKING.

AFTER STOCK TAKING.
BIG OUT IN PRICES.
Hosiery Department.
One Lot Ladies' Ingram Cotton Hose, Extra
Double Heels and Toes, White soles-
Colors Fast Black and Navy, reduced
from zoe to soc per pair.
One Lot Misses Cotton Hose, Extra Quality,
Fast Black, Double Heels and Toes
White Soles, reduced from Coo TO Soc per
pair.
One Lot Gents Merino Half Hose, Cart
wright & Warmers, Super Quality, re-
duccd from $500 per dozen TO t275 for
box Of pairs.
Embroidery Department.
One Mixed Lot Of Handkcrchicfs that have
been 400 and A.75 per dozen, reduced
TO close at zoe each.
One Lot Short Ends OF Jaconet, Nainsook
and Swiss Embroidery, reduced to close
at less than half price.
Glove Department.
All Our Fancy Figured aud Embroidered
Back Ladies' Kid Gloves, reduced from
$3.50 to $50 per pair.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07

p9 ygareyus @ommisiererne pil be-
femme en- Eort fra Woorbeao til
9ulutb baleret paa be Earter, iom
MI eriiterer mellem Sarge og @6icaz
90, MI benne Eort paa 6ueoe Blot
blipe &c pr. Buibel. Meo bette TOM
uoganaspuntt LAD bem beitemme ensz
arteoe Garter oper bele 5taten.
@fuloe ben amuittisbeoslpie Cont
binatiou, iom MI meo iaa meset Selo
plpnorer Mihnelotu, briite fig til at
1ette op Torten paa 2ate Superior
meo ct urimelist Sal, o9 bette Eal
buroe life bore mere emo 1c pr 8uz
ibel mere fra Dulutb til Buffalo
END fra @bicaso til Buffalo, LAB oa
COMMISSIONER for bper Do(lar, 1om
er formeget paa Snoiperne, reoucere
6ra9ten oeItenfor Dulutb meo ct TIL
iuarenoe Belpb. Tioen er MI irbe.
&il Commissioner banole? Gil
WinneiOtas @uoernpr BRUCE fit @mz
beOes 1tore Wo9t til at 9iue li9e Be~
|fpttelle til enboer / Staten o9 rette
1aaoanne Wisbrug, lom alere fan
erlltere. naar &esierinsen ct poerli9
jlet, ltgegnloigt at bpab 6orm.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07

snute gtellon fra &omiteen for
Snoianer=Nffar bur rapporteret ct
5ub1titut for en- Biu an9aoenoe
9jelp til o9 @ioililation al @bippe=
,pazSnoianerne Minneiota. sSfplse
famine ltal Der uonepnes tire Com
misIerer, booraf en- ltal pere fra
MtnneIota, torat un6erbanole meb
Snbianerne ON at opsiue alle fine
&e1erpationer Staten unota9en
@bite @artb os g}eo 2atez&eierua=
tionerne. @fterat OuerenstomIten
er fleet, 1tal alle Snbianere / @taten
unota9en be paa &eb 2afe>&elerpaz
tionen flpttes ouer paa 8bite Garth.
&eieruationen, bpor buer Tamilies
9opeo'itol faa 100 Mcres oe oQe an
bre 80 Ncres boer. 9ette Ital be
6oreneoe Stater bolbe for benz so
Nar, efter bpilfen 9ib be 1fal faa
StiBoer paa fine 2anbfptter.
@fterat Commissioner er blepen
eni9 meo Suoianerne ON at opgiue
&eierpationerne, tal bisi ie opmaales,
o9 Sfoulaubet ltal tareres os ial9es,
o9 bet peo Sal9et inobraste ital uo>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07

&pilfet @pros er melt uobrebt? S
glnleonins af et&eooemaol ct en- tpit
Spro9lero bleoen opfororet til at
uotale fig ON, builtet al alle Soroens
Spro9 ber bat ben itprite l1obreoelle.
!5an bar loaret, at bet utpipliomt ct
&inefilt, Der lanoipnlisuis tales al
oper 400 Miqioner. 9erneit fom=
mer 8inouiH, (oel 100 MiQioner)
@ngelf (benimob 100 Millioner),
@usff (70), Ept (57) o9 Spanit
(47-4S MiiQioner.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07

gep %nuenoelie of 8repnuer. @n
Breuoueforenins / Eoulor uil 9igre
Gorips meo at tilpeietrinse 6orbin=
oelie mellen &rissltibe. Der trpb1e
paa @gen, peb 9ielp cf 8resbuer.
Ser er til bette 1iemebs Tremme
inbrettet ct fort 9uei1as omborb paa
@toleifibet Saint 2ouiS". Sc for
ifieQise frantic 8repbueforenin9er eie
for Gioen 100000 9uer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07
Nl,nnviuta.

Metbpoilt t. Seminarium Moorz
beao. Norore Minne1ota= og Oatoz
ta=&onferencen al Metbooilter 1fal
bDgge ct 5eminarium, pg Wfoorbeao
bar tilbuot en- 1mut Cont ueo @luen,
boor 81. u. @bite fpr boeoe, Desuz
Den tilbDoer BDen en- Bonus Of
$4,000, oerlom Seminuriet bliper
bps9et Der. Henaene er al1erebe Iubz
lfriberebe, meooetes Der.
= O9loa Geter Barrett er MI
opmt til at bliue b9net. @iolte Qprz
bag blep Dommen forfDnot, efter at
oer sientasne @anse oar bleoen upiat
oermeb. Beter Barrett er Den pus=
ite af be tire Brpbre, iom par iammen
ON at mproe @porposnstulten Souef=
ion / Minneapolis. So al Brporene
er MI opn,t til at ben9es, og cermeo
fumes Gl9en at pnre enot. Sen tre=
bic iDnes at 9aa fri, foroi ban gif til
8efienoel1e o9 aabenbare0e Den bele
Sammenbeng.
- ct. @(ouo 26os Teb. - @n
trD9telig @iterretnius inclpb her
ioagmorses, ioet Den Wtono, iom fjpz
rer Soften fra S5airbauen / bette
@ountp, meoDeler, at en- Sarmer peo
Naon WiQer, iom bor 3 Mile 5po
for Bpen, 1ammen meo fin Some par
9aaet til &irten, ef efterlaoenoe biemme
ire Bprn, ID, 10 og 7, Mar samle.
Da Surelbrene penote ttlba9e, oar
0uiet neobrenot, ug 8prnene par
omtomne Slammsrne. Sloen anz
ta9es at onre opltaaet pe0 @rplolion
af en- 2Dste, Iom itoo p9 brenote
ouiet, ba SorulOrene sif. NGrmere
Splpsnin9er man9ler.
= Ntrs. Bertha @esener fra Wlinz
neopolis, lom ben Ste Mpril iioItleoen
ltjgo o9 orebte Sobu Mturpbp paa
@aoen / ct. Saul, par for &etten i
5lutuin9en al iioite ll9e o9 bleu fri
tjenot Srebuesuften. Mrs. 9esener
ct en- Barriers l9ultru, og MurpbD
par o9laa Barber og arbeioeoe for
DIR. 6e9ener, hos boem ban oerbos
boeoe. !9an bleo forell lfet / fin 9usz
bombs @ultru, men oa ban iugeu
6rem9ans bauoe bos benoe. be9pnote
ban at ubbrepe lette &Dster ON ben=
be os lfrep besuoen til Der. 9esener,
at ban bapbe ftaaet / ulopli9t s5orz
bolo ii! benoe. 9ette 8rep pilte
@eeener i'm 6uitru og lagbe til benz
be, at enten ltulOe bun orebe Murz
pbp, eller oglaa ltuloe 6esener busse
benoe @tptfer. O9 ban gap benoe
ba ben &euolper, meo builfen bun
ltipo Murpbp. Saaoe Mr. os Mrs.
@egener blep arreitereoe men bleu
ienere lgslabt mob at 9tue 8ono.
Sa9en er ba MI af9iort meo bet Gez
iultat, at be9ee bleo fritienote.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07
Snolanbet.

@n Mano oeo 9}apn 9le &ifa
itial ct 8anfcertifitat fra Sim Beterz
ion / @eit Superior forleben og be=
peoe &ensene / 8anten al famine
g}aun, bporefter ban rpmte. Heterz
ion bar iaslpgt 8anten, os &olitiet ct
paa 8enene efter TDpen.
- @orace MurraD fra &alama5oo,
Mi@ieaa, blep iibite l1se ogmt til SO
Vars Slaueri for, 6orbrpoel1e moo en-
8 Iar 9ammel &ige.
= @n 2ampe, lom erpleberebe,
foraariageoe, at ct to Iar aammelt
Sarn forbrenote / Clinton, Sotua,
iioite 5reoag. O9iaa Mooeren blep
laa forbrenot, at bun pil bp oeraf.
- @n norlt Normallto!e fa1 blipe
opretter / Siour Soils, 9at. Bpen
bur louet at 9iue en- 8onus al
$4,000, beri inobefattet Bpg9etomt,
forat @tolen Fuloe blioe oprettet Der.
@n golle9ez8p9ning, iom ffal foite
$4,000 1tal Optpres til &aaren.
- @n me9et be9rebt Wfano. Da
en- Mano reo 9faon Brennan lfuloe
be9raues / Brootlpn Manoag, mpote
Der frem life minore END fire &pinoer,
Der paa1too at oare bans @nfer, og
enooa bleu Der paataaet, at Der full
be pere tre anore tilitebe, bet @tilz
beo 9jpr famine Yaatano.
Sorbuo moo Snouanorin9 al
@bine1ere. @enator @berman far
rapporteret fra &omiteen ueofommen-
De uoenlonlte 2lffrrer en- &elolution,
Dporueo FrefOenten faar Mpnoigbeb
til at itanobrin9e en- Trattat meo
ben 6iueliite &eiier ON at ppbeoe
al1e Se1temmel1er, boorpeo 6lnel1lt
Snopanorins tillaOes.
- @n Same / Glfbart, Snoiara,
Wfrs. @ooter, bar anoro9et on at
faa Beniion, forot BUN i3 2(ar tjente
lom @oloat / ben liote &ri9 ua to
@on9e bleu 1aaret. SUN fit en- uns
Weouo, Der lisneoe benoe, til at 9jen=
nem9aa @raminationen. buorpaa bun
bptteoe Ylaos meo bam % sit Rriz
gen iammen meo lin Manb.
- 5arlig @ppg. 8eo ct 9elfa6
al 8iser @iQsboro. 0bio, afbolot
torleoen, par Der etpar Hi9er iom
tlaote Jig uo buice 2aseuer o9 pluoz
lelig ltprteoe ino paa be andre, Der
trveOe. bet uor @pp9elier. So g be
til iteOeoGrenbe bltp iaa fOrltreute, at
man frpster for, at be pil mi1te Torz
itauben.
- gu 16 Mar 9aamel Hise @bi=
ca9o, emma Sarge. brebte fig ielo
ueo at ta9e @ift liote Jreoag. Gors=
Dag often baobe BUN puret l0n9e uoe
| ct laa0ant Gel ltab, on1 Tooereu
life lifle, o9 ban bauoe pilfet benoe
6erf for. @f1erat baoe ta9et @iften
piloe FUN lite tale mere. SUN lagoe
blot, at bun pnlfece at ob.
- @u Rone / 9iour @ountp,
Soma, opoe forri9e 2proag, o9 @az
gen efter blep bun besrapet, men flo
ite Onsoag loo benoes Saoer benoe
opgrape, oa ban uar ban9e for, at
life alt par, 1om bet Ifuloe p9re, Og
man fanot, at Qalsbenet bar brutfet.
6erbes Mano paaitaar, of bansbolot
paa at ailtuQe Mais, oa bun opoe.
0an uil bliue orrei eiteret, mebOeles Der
fra s5iour @itD ben 3oie Os.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07

@n Bro fra &omernes Eio ct /
ois1e Sage blet opba9et &enos
5loooal oeo Masou5a. 8roen bar
Il BiQer, 1om alle ct al anleeli9 EDf=
tel1e. Broen antages at bore bD99et
unoer &eiier Domitianus mellem Ma=
rene 70 og 100 efter &riiti Jpbjel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-03-07
fergus Gn1ls M,geblad
uofommer 1per Snsoag.
~. Solent, l1b9iper.
@ubitriptiousprts $1.50.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.
9igre ct Sonb, iom lfa1 bero / Sore
neoe @taters Sfatfammer ps aupenz
oes tilbeoite for Sn0ianerne.

SEP &arif<8,Q. @aibinaton 2oen
STARTS. Sor1nonoen / &omiteen for
ways and means bat tren,la9t for
ben fuloe Romite ben Gari{z&lll, 1ou
De bemofratilfe Meblemmer bar or=
beioet paa flere Maaneber, o9 ben
bleo ftror offeutli99jort. sSurtegne(=
fen ooer Irtit(er, lom ital 1ettes pae
5riliIten CT lne9et lang. @en inbe=
boloer ptlet og FACET Tpmmer, @alt,
Sin, Sa(m, pesitabilite Sibre, 5rffe
for Bomulo p9 anore Tabrifuarer,
Sernz eler Staalplooer, Sern 3om er
opertruftet meb Sin euer BlD eller
en- Blanoin9 al ois1e to Wleta0er,
Biepor, @slatin p9 ale lisnenbc Gu
ger, @lDcsrin, Tiltelim. giienelas,
Sosfor o9 en- Menaoe &emia(er, ,buis
Baroi er bleoen forbgiet peb 9iens=
uin9 eller &nusning, Opium utilz
5ereot Gilitano, Sernbaano for Sat-
ming os li9nenoe @iemeb, S}aale,
&obber Gorm af grts, 9eitfelerts,
@ntimon, @rpniaaer i nat..rli9 Sill
itano eller / Cult eler @altpono,
@bicoriroo n1alet eQer umalet, tilbe=
reot &ofos, 9aoler, 5peolfer, tprret
Jtibs, Gisener, &jgo, Gilot Os 6irr=
fre, Melf, Malerier, @trense af:
Garme eQer li9nenoe Materiole.
Soloen paa Metol1er enten Be er
fororbeioeoe eller Ell, er reouceret.
9ele Torte9nellen uper ulo er @jen=
1tano for 80 &rocent Tolo. Syor ale.
@lo9s @uffer er Eolben reouceret
meo ct Belpb, 1om parierer fra en-
6emtehel til en- Gierbebel al ben nu=
uerenoe Tolo. Bomulbssorn ct re-
ouceret til 35 p9 40 Erocent, bleet
2insarn 25 &rocent, anbre @la9s
@arn 25 Pyocent, Bomulostpi 40
Brocent.
Eaa lllbtpier ct Eolcen reb]at 1aa=
leoes:
u(otpier o9 @oriteS, Glonel, Gepz
per og itritfeoe 5ager 40 &rocent;
&jo(etpicr oelois at l1(b 40 &rocent;
feroige &leoer IS Brocent; &aaber
45 Procent.
Billen inoebolber ingen Beltemz
meller meo 6enlpn til Internal &epe=
nue, men bet outages> at Sc oemofroz
tiife Meblemmer er forbereot paa at
inolepere en- Internal GeDenuezBiQ
ON life lan9e.
Sen openfor nspnte BiQ er blepen
fjenOt UNDER Napnet MiQs BiQ ef=
ter ben, Iom bar formuleret ben. Sen
bltoer noget forlfjellig beopmt, o9
bet lDnes tuipliomt, ON Sen 5liper an
toget. Mr. Nelfons Bi(l omtales lon1
en-, Der ct lan9t beore.
Set totale 8elpb al &ebuftion, ,lom
WiQs' Bi1 anta9es at meofpre belpz
ber fig til 20 WiQioner Dollars'; &e=
outtionen paa ulb og uloparer $12
MiQtoner; Suffer II Miuiouer.
@n anoen Garif= =BiQ, af SIR. &ans
oaQ, pentes at blioe introbuceret /
6u1et en- al oisie Sage. &anoaQ
ltal bape iast, at ban bat arbeibet
paa ben / to Iar, u9 ben ifal pere
fulotenbig oe minbite Smaating.
I'm Prn Fro Ho>,,oruo2 ON n. :
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
PONDS EXTRACT CO., rs Fifth A., New York.

The Learned and Eminent Scholar,
ANDREW u. WHITE, ex-President of Cor
nell University Ithaca. N.Y., writes under date Dec.
2 1851: "Long experience has taught my family to
prize Ponds Extract very highly, and TO regard
it as one Of the absolute necessities of housekecp-
Ing" Such testimony should induce oil families to
at least TRY PONDS EXTRACT, an invaluable reme-
dy for all PGins and He1norrhages.
From Appleton Guide.-"We presume that
there are but very few readers of the Guide who
are unacquainted with Ponds Extract as regards
its extraordinary curative properties. We have
used 1t in our family during the past twenty years.
and have realized its wonderful power in relieving
pain. 1t IS invaluable for all Hemorrhages. Cuts.
Burns, Bruises, CatArrh, rheumatism, and kindred
pains. It is purely vegetable and is used both in
ternally and externally" lie careful to get the
Genuine,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
OYSTER SHELL LIME,
Directions Enabling Farmers to Mako
Oh Their Own Premises.

Directions Enabling Farmers to Mako II
Oh Their Own Premises.
10 make lime from oyster shells re-
quires y kiln six feet in diameter and
twenty feet deep. or three feet in Iii.
ameter and ten feet deep. A fair
quality can be made in globe stove
with hinge CRATE slzillfully drawn.
1t must be kept full to the pipe at
times. and will not go out nor clinker
for years. The kiln should also be
kept full. When the shells are burned,
pound up the lime and sprinkle it
reasonably, for a dry French slack.
For concrete, this lime takes much
time to harden. When filling the kiln,
three to six inches Of pea coal should
be spread on every layer of shells,
which is foot deep; or wood will do.
Fewer shells should be used in the bot
tom of the kiln than as one approaches
the top.
In using the lime. mix it with Gle n
sharp sand into y thin mortar, and
then add several sizes of gravel. up to
the small stones you wish to have in
your concrete. In building the walls
of the house. make framework OF
boards, and set 1t where you wish TO
begin your walls. OF course this must
be below the frost line. Now fill your
frame, and whom it is hardened. the
frame can be raised and placed on top
OF the wall. which is now perhaps a
foot to fifteen inches high. by pieces
of lath laid across the top of what is al.
ready hardened. Again fill the frames
and proceed as before. When q place
has been reached in the side of a
house where a window is desired, the
window-frame must be put in place,
and the concrete wall continued regu-
larly, of course putting no concrete
inside of the window frame.
Let the corners of tho house be-
braced in some way if possible. A
good way to do this is with timbers,
which can be laid in the cement, as it
is going up Before the concrete is
used, experiment with some of it to
see. that it is tempered properly
Farm and Home. :
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
PROMINENT PERSONS.


JAMES e. PoLK's widow is now eighSf
dve. She lives quietly at her Tennessss
homo. Z s'
MRS CLEVELAND always confines herself
to Apollinaris water ut dinner and wears no
hustle when she goes to church.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE is sometimes
absent-minded, and has been know to salt
his coffee and sugar his egg. -~
Mn. GLADSTONE has discarded the shabby
old victoria which he used to drs5e, and new
drives spanking turnout .a
GOVERNOR DAVID B. HILL, when, lad,
bought his school books with money OBJ
tanned by selling apples at the railroad sta
ton.
JUDGE GRESHAM owns q handsome farm
near indianapolis and is never as happy as
when he is there attending to it and looking
otter his pigs, Of which he is especially
fond
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

LINES Of ancestry, traits Of characteg.
great performances and marvellous exhihf-
tons Of strength, endurance and speed,
have marked the footsteps Of the horse.
His development has been source Of
profit, o lesson Of instruction and proof to
the world of the capacity Of farmers to
strike out in new fields Of Improvement and
conquer success.
IT is noticeably that where there are good
roads the farmers are more prosperous and
the farms are more valuable than where tho
roads are neglected. Good road horses and
good carriages are found where the roads
are good, and the people appear to be more
contented It is certain that money In
vested in roads is well invested. It pays .
big interest and every body gets share Of
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

TIE raising Of mushrooms in the tunnels
near LaSallo, ILL.,, proves to be q success.
There are six acres Of mushroom beds in
these tunnels, and two crops will be raised
every twenty-four hours. About one hun
dred bushels will be taken out now, but this
will be increased. The sprawn is shipped
from France and England.
A FLORIDA perfumery company has nine
teen acres Of tube roses in Fairfield and San
Mateo, and expects to plant nearly two hun
dred acres more The manager Of the COM
pany says that Florida is far ahead of South
ern France, where the flowers are raised
extensively by irrigating at a great expense.
He asserts that he has known the flowers
from one acre Of land to sell for s., 600 in ono
season.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

The Famous Temperance Lecturer,
JOHN b. COUGH, says, Jan. Is. 1ss5: For
many years Ponds Extract has been my compan-
ion in my extensive travels in Europe and America
For sore throat especially when tending to ulcexz-
ton. have found it very beneficial
From the Hartford. Conn.,, Courant.-"The
old familiar Ponds Extract is indeed o household
friend 1t Is q medicine which no wellrcgulated:
family can afford to be without. For half century
it has been before the public and from year to year.
its merits and wonderful curative properties
have become known, it has steadily grown in popu-
lar favor SO that now it has probably greater sal
than any other standard preparation the face Of
the globe. To subdue pain and control hemoR>
rhages of oil kinds it has equaL' Be careful "a
oct the Genuine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

A Letter from Lieut.. Governor Smith.
Ponds Extract Company, No. rs Fifth ave-
nae, Aew York City:
GENTLEMEN: PoND's EXTRACT has long
had a place in the medicine chest of my
a ready and valuable agent to relieve pain
in many cases, and that very promptly.
We can not we'll keep house without it.
l am, truly yours,
j. g. SMITH,
Lieutenant-Governor State of Illinois.
Assembly and Senate Chamber, Oct. 10,
1897"
PONDS EXTRACT IS invaluable for all kinds
Of Pain ard Inflammation.
EIce!heuce imvites imitation Bcware Of
soorthleSs limitations Of PONDS EXTRACT.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

A NEW and profitable profession has been
adopted by young lady of New York. It
Is the pulling Of gray hairs from the heads
OF fashionable women who are over sensitive
on the score of advancing age.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

Talleyraud who was, it is said, a silent
man from policy and generally reticent in
the extreme, yet enjoyed the reputation of
being a brilliant conversationalist. How
that willy stattsma would have enjoyeu
ciating, before an appreciative auuience,
upon the untold virtues of Aliens Iron
Tonic Bitters the list of which is as long as
the catalogue Of the ships in Homer It is
the great tonic of the Nineteenth Century
All genuine bear the signature Of J. r.
Allan, st. Paul, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Tho Common Lot.
There Is place no love cnn reach,
There is time no voice can teach,
There Is q chain no power can break,
There Is sleep 40 sound can wake.

Sooner or later that time will arrive, that
place will wait for your coming, that chain
must bind you in helpless death, that sleep
must fall on your senses But thousands
every year 20 untimely to their fate, and
thousands more lengthen out their day rs by
nee timely care falling strength
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a
wonderful restorative and prolonger of
strength and life. It purities the blood and
invigorates the system, thereby fortifying
it against disease. OF druggists.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Twelve g Good Men and True -

Constitute petit jury. Were 1.-THE of the
grateful testimony in favor Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters presented to such jury,
they would render verdict in its favor
without leaving their seats. That very
grand jury, the American people, pro-
nounced favorably upon it years ago, ex-
fever and ague, dyspepsia, debility, liver
complaint, constipation, rheumatism, neu-
ralgia and weakness of the nerves.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

The success of some Of the agents en-
ployed by B. F. Johnson & Co., Richmond,
thing for their agents to make as high as $50
and $50 day, and sometimes their profits
run up as high as $40 and $50-even more.
But we hesitate to tell you the whole truth,
or you will scarcely believe we are in
earnest. Write them ana see for yourself
what they will do for you.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

Catarrh Cured,
A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any sui
ferer from this dreadful disease sending a
self addressed stamped envelope to Prof. j.
A: Lawrence, 2l2 East 9th st., New York,
will receive the receipt free of charge
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02
Great Little Men,

Great Little Men.
Some Of the greatest men that ever lived
were of small stature and insignificant ap-
pearance. The reader will readily recall
many instances. Very small are DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, but
they are far more effective than the huge,
oA-fashioned pills which are so difficult to
swallow and 50 harsh in their action. The
"Pellets" are gentle and never cause COZ
stipation. For liver, stomach and bowel de
engagements they have no equal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-05-02

The girl who loves William never asks
her father to foot her bill-Exchange