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M. Fontaine, hastening to toll the
"neanwaiae that it m»y bemad
auie Totro BoWe-mere Ktarnin^'
"It is certain to be her," cried Ernes
tine "she told va not to expect her
and it is so late too."
"It is no nsa going to meet her she
will be here directly," said Jean, walk
ing to the door in hia deliberate way.
Almost directly there was a sound of
voice, of exclamations—the cook, the
valet-dc-chambro, Sidonie, Madame
Jean's mind, appeared to announce the
safe arrival ot the travelers. A couple
of dogs came in barking—even the
children's bonne came rushing down
from up stairs .the game of dominoes
was interrupted Jean embraced hip
mother very affectionately as she en
tered the room Fontaine hoverod
about, deeply interested in the meeting,
and hastened to relieve Madame de
Tracy Of her parasol parasols were wild
ly handed about like buckets at a con
flagration then came more embraces,
explanations, and exclamations. "Yon
•ever came to meet me. I forgot to
post my letter. Casimir brought us up
ID his little carriage." "Unfortunate
ly we have dined. There h* sure to be
something. Bon jour, Barbo, here you
aro returned from England!" "We
nearly did not get home at all
oldby
Chretien ran his cart up against us.
He was quite tipsy. Oh, I am sure
of it. Give us something to eat, for I
am famished." All this in a crescendo,
which was brought to a climax by a
sudden shriek from Madame Jean.
"Who is that in the window?" she
cried, pointing. "Look, there is some
body and said seised her husband's
arm. r$w*-'
"I am really too forgetful. Come
here, my dear child," cried Madame de
Tracy. "Here is my dear young
friend. Miss George, Ernestine I hare
persuaded her to come back with me."
At this incantation the little appari
tion who had been standing olasping
her great warm shawl, and childishly
absorbed in the scene, wondering who
each person could be, advanced blush
ing, with ruffled hair, and trailing her
long draperies. She looked up into
their faces with that confiding way she
had. Madame Jean made her a little
inclination Jean came up and good
naturedly shook hands aV Anglauej
Monsieur Fontaine, parasol in hand,
bowed profoundly. Tired as she was,
hungry, preoccupied by her return
home, an idea flashed through Madame
de Tracy's fertile mind at that instant,
which,.alas 1 unlike many of her ideas,
she was destined to put into execution.
"Monsieur Fontaine, our exoellen
inaire," aaid she, going on with her in
troductions "Mademoiselle do Coetlo
gon, Mr l'Abbe Verdier. Ernestine
we will give Miss George the yellow
room, and some supper. My dear
child, I am dying of hunger. I have
eaten nothing but little tartlets all
day."
The tartlets, the chateu, the moon
light, the ladies, the whole journey,
seemed to come out of the Arabian
Nights Catharine thought, only the
abbe did not belong to them. The
quiet litth old man, sitting in the cor
ner, caused a thrill to this stern Protes
tant of which he was happily uncon
scious.
Catharine and her protectress supped
in the great dining-room—a long aud
lofty room, with a fine ceiling, and
many tall windows, barred and butter
ed. The ono lamp only lighted the
table, where cold meat, and cream
shecsc, and a melon und grapes were
spread. Jean accompanied them, and
so did Ernestine, who flung a pretty
white ho^d over her bead, and satlot,
watching them at their meal.
"And your giandmother, bow isY-.
she:'' asked Madame de Tracy of her
son.
"She is as usual," said Jean "she
has hoard ot your return, aud Baptists
has just came down to ask for a little
supper for her from your tabic. Miss
George, you do not eat. You must get
a good appetite at Tracy. I hope yon
are going to stay with us lor some
time
Again Catharine blushed up, and
looked from her host to the little lady
with tho bright eyes. "I thought—I
hoped," she stammered—•
"We have got her safe," intenupted
Madame do Tracy, Hurriedly, carving
away at A cold chicken. "We are not
going to part from her." Poor lady,
her courage was failing her somewhat.
She did not like the looks Madame
.1 cane, was casting at her little proteye.
She made kusto to send Catharine to
bed as soon as she had done her supper.
Baptise with a candle, and Barbe,
were both deputed to 'show Miss
George the way up the broad stone
stair*', with curiously-scrolled iron rail
ings, alongftgreat stone passage dark
with shadows, and with windows at in
tervals looking on tho moonlit couit
yard. Their footsteps echoed, and their
moon-ab.ad^ffJKttad along ^-with'them:
Catharina looked out once, and saw a
figure crossing the court. The iron
gates opened to let it out, and she re
cognized the'tail dark gentleman they
"had called Monsieur Fontaine. *'I im
agined he was Monsieur de Tracy
when I |first came Catharine
thought. "Thiey were both very
kind."
"What is that distant noise she
"asked Blaree,as she 'followed* her up
more stairs' and passages.
"That is the sound of the sea, made
moiselle," said Barbe. "We hear it
very well from here when the wind
blows in this direction."
Caiharine dreamt of the sea that
night, of her journey, ot the abbe and
Monsieur Fontaine, of Beamish, pay
ing his marches and sonatas in Dick's
studio. She dreamt that she heard the
music even, and then, somehow, she
hersel.' was playing, and they were all
-ii.stenir.gto her but the notes would
not strike—in" vain sne trledr—she
could bring forth no sound and the
sea came nearer ... and nearer all the
time, and the wives flowed in tone. It
was a horrible droam, though when she
awoke there was nothing much in it.
(TO MS OOHtTWWBDO
COOKING FOOD FOR STOCK.—-The
Massachusetts Sate Board of Agricul
ture discussed this subject at the meet
ing in Deoambsr, 1867, as wo find it
in the report ot that body for 1867-8.
The speakers were all men of high
eharaoter, mature yean, experienced in
the breeding, keeping and fattening
cattle, most of them engaged in, tn|
dairy business—and there was butlit
tle difference of opinion as to tho use
and value of food cooked in some way.
Prof. Agassis, tho illustrious Datura'
ist, shows in the following clear, plain
and unmistakable language, the rea
sons why toed for domestic ani
mals should be prepared, it being pre
mised that the food we give our stock
is not that whioh nature provides at
first hands, but is dried and mechani
cally altered in many ways. Soaking
or steaming recovers hay to its wonted
bulk or succulence and as Prof. Agas
sis said of this mode of preparing food
in general: "It must gave the secretion
of saliva to an enormous extent, and
therefore relieve the' animal from a
physiological labor whioh is very man
ifest. I have no doubt that that must
be the chief source of relief to thee cat
tle, because dry food must be softened
in order to be digested and it must be
done by the secretions of the mouth
the secretory surfaces of tho alimen
tary canal—and, in fact, by all the sec
retory surfaces of the digestive appara
tus. Now, where does that come from 7
From the blood and if you supply the
food so far softened that the animal is
relieved from that physiological labor,
you place your animal in a much bet
ter condition for it* work. I have no
doubt that there is the explanation of
jour results—that your steam performs
apart of the operation whioh your ani
mal has to do itself by its secretion."
Wnv
OATTMC
j«
AND OrBflE iStOCK
TOWAKD
stock is cot regularly fed, and tho sup
ply of respiratory food is deficient, na
ture avail." herself of the fat previous
ly stored in the animal's body as fuel to
sustain the animal heat, and where the
food is deficient and there is no accu
mulation of fat to supply its place, the
muscle and other portions of the body
are oonsumed, and death by gradual
starvation is the consequence. Farm
era, keep your stock well ted if you do
not want to sustain losses toward
spring.
UU&&&
—Barley chopped or growad into
meal and mixed with milk or whey will
fatten hogs in the shortest possible
tmo. There is no other feed that will
keep hogs so healthy during the pro
cess of fattening, and fatten so rapidly.
Pea-meal and corn-meal scalded are
good but not equal to this. They are
more heating than barley, and are apt
to cause hogs to become mangy, thus
retarding their improvement.' -flogs
which have been overfed with corn,
which often happens, can be roslorfd
to good condition quickly by barley
feed. :u
NICE COOKIES.—Eight eggs, four
teacups of sugar, one and one-half cup's
of melted butter, seven teaapoonfuls of
yeast powder: floor enough to make a
soft dough.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
(K»TABIil»HBn 1830i)
WELCH & GfUFFITHS,
S a a A a &owml
SAWS of all descriptions. AXB8, BELTING and
MILL rOBNISHINOS. CIKCULAR SAWS with
Solid Teeth, or with PITIHT AWCSTABM tonrtsfStf
ptrior to all hutrttd Ttdh Saw.
09-Prlees Redaced.^ea
49" Send lor Price List and Circulars. «a
WELC *V GRIFFITHS
Bonton, or Detroit, Mtek.
A O IMass.,
NORWAY OATST
For ho«e who wish to experiment in a small way
5JJh.th!?e S1*0* cereali, wo 4iaro concluded to offer
DOLLAR SAMPLE PACKAUK8, thus giving mere
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can make 05 0 by sending at oncefora pack
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printed history full of interest to ovary farmer. Look
out for counterfeit seed. Orderonly from tfae Met
imtori 0.W.RAMSDBLL* CO., M8 Pearl 8 S
or 171 Lake St., Chicago. Circular free.
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THE MBTHODIST, 114 Nassau St New York'
ABOMATIC VKCBTABLI 801P.
For the Delicate Skin of Ladies and Children.
SOL.D AUSIA I S
L.OKIL.I .\HO I is an excellent arUcle ot
I I I I A»^ in a
E I S A wherever intiwdmsd it is
mnokxno iobat*» —mrivewally admired, it
la put up iu handsome muslin bags, rn which orders
for Meerschaum Pipes are dally packed,
A.ORIL.I.ARO'S Is made of tha ohotcest
Yacht Club
LUUILLARD'S
E N
War grown it is aattaer
•OHIn iU effects, aa th*
Nicotine hat bona extract-
,,SMOKINGTOBACCO it leave* no iBssjftid"
bie taste after nmokingJtia jrary mild,Uaht ia color
uud weight, hencoorw-- ...
ordinary tobacco.
every djy for first inVliiy Me^dSnu? fi^l^'lht
Kdhd convince .yourselves ills all it claims to be,
"th«flueato( nil."
This brand of line Cut chew
ing tobacco has no eqoal or
tapertor anywhere. It isfor
Chriving Tobacco. without doubt tbe best chew
iug tobacco iutbecountry.
IiORIIiUARD'8 I have now been in genesal
S
I .Uaited StaMst A
IB J* 9 I over 110 y«aw, and atU.
acknowledged "the b*jt"^ wherever used.
If your storekeeper does not have those articles for
Ml*, ask him to get them they are sold by rei2ecUv
Ho jobbers almosteyerywAenB.i f€_l 3
arcol»roriftce»B^iI«TonliaplleatioB. 8
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|.li»a*A,OYna8AY^.feWosmonth with StoncTl
J^jDies. Samples free. 3. M. S«ac Con Brattle
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Dr. C.W.Millard's
FEMALE SILVER FILLS
An unfailing remover of obstructions, and a cer
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BT
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Long or short
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During the first six months
of 1870, an interesting story:
1k« Tillage aa the CUi
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will contain its usual variety
of State and General News,
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he •.» •i-'ti-.H 'i forjsifi i.-svp-^a 0''1
Best Family Newipap«r in
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Tpfe^vBRT subscriber, old
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This wonderful book, bat tall Instructions, to enable
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other curious experiments. I can bo obtained by
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CO., No. 41 South BlAth Street, Philadelphia.
3
•^W^LM£:
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•,
reach every
houaehold in Northern WL^
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests of this, part of the
State, and we intend to make
it ^H&tM^W^W
BY MI88 THACKERAY. ":ii".
Will be published
v-«v C2. A f- v?
tiA
Drort.Mediciief.Chemictli
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Brushes
TOUR
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vania "Ion/' in Kentucky
and "D. E. R.," in St Louis.
In addition, the present sys
tem of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
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ters-up of
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TA :M i'siiKi
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riJ -'»ii
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JCv*n»t or Veal
OIL AN^hAMm
RPhyaielanB'Pre^ripfioasaareftillyoem.
pounded, and orders aaswertd with oare
and dispatch. -,
Fdrmtriami FkviitUmtffm tfc««mkry
wtiljb*0*r Btotk Mttkmtt a
lOnlfl Wasnn Avanue, St-Cle*:
I mm
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Silver and Pitted
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HOME
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BUYING
FURNITURE
SPICER A CARLISLE,
•M)
an St. Germain^st.,
apyasita cathoHe churck.
orof
1^ *Slife
a
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for star months.
St Cland
:,
Notioeof DtBBolution ofCo-
mHB UOPABTNSBSHIP batiraen tko
I andarsisjssd, nadar the nasas of
MelnUra, Aktra Hookas team ditaoltad
by wnUai aoaseot. H. h. Oordanv
81. Claod, Mina., baa baam appoiasH
by ta. ua4#»algaa* thair sola agsnt_and
sitontay^ta ccuoM, rncotar and aaatrsfnft
debts sad rliaisadi owing to said lata ism,
todtyposeof Ua propatty tkaraof and laDM-i
aayly tbe saasta af said fins solely tba
aaynlsat or Us debts, Nana ol tba saaai
bats af aaid Ut« torn ba,»* Bsry aotbonty
to«oU©ct, raaaTsr «a reoaivaasry aftbe da
Biaads doa said flrss, nor to dispaas of aary
of tba property thereof- 8ocb power n*d
autbarfty is conferred solely and a excht
siyely an their said agent and attorney.
W.T.B.MOINTIBB,
J. MILTON AKBBS*
WILLIAM A STBTBNBON,
Dated Fab. 17,1870. n82-8»
Diiadltttion of Copartner
ship. ::.,:-
COFABTNBBSHIP beretafore
isting batwewa the aaaariignei under
tho name of J. H. OwenftCo., Is this day
disaeUed by motdal ooaaeiit. Persons i«
debtad to aaiAfiraa win shake payment lis
John H. Owen and John H. Raymond, and
creditor* of the lata firm af. John H. Owen
ft Co., «Ut call an said Owen ft Baymond
far payment. a ai fa»i«« ^jiTttana sm re
DatadSkClewi.Fab. 20,18761
1 tarq«sfoa JOHN H. OWBN,
JOHN H. RAYMOND,
WILLIAM DICKINSON.
IS?^^?esjutkenorthendod
far sole a goo
FOVBTIBN M1LBBFBOM 8T. CLOUD.
Sixty acreiara timber, tkobolamoaoral
la and meadow, end tho whole enclosed
HCI a goodfeao* tbrrtyaoreebelngnndep
coUiTatioa. Ontbepreaasesiea
GOOD GOMFORTABLK HOUSE
two
wtthaiabros. granary andstacekonse
wompa^otasiimpto^tmsnte.
shatbetimppoyasaantB Thi
^fcie^sfMs
rnoorraatthil
Ha** 3 N Ftoirer, Fruit,
net©, smrub and Evergreen
Boede, with dbteHoni for culture, pre
p's} fc^#Ov Wo most complete
iois ia
CLOCKS WATCHESs
8PECTACLES
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
fec, &c, Jcc,
E A I I N
Faithfu!By doneandsatUfactioagnaraataad
ALSO, ENaEAViW*
Waakington avanna, a faar doors from
Central Rtqsa. on opposita side.
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA 8
^SS!LF^'»W*fertliOQ.
tal Asparagus. SS I 100
py?o%!7^^hSivraver-
9 True Cape Cod Cranberry, or
!«»kmd culture, fi.OO per 100,
prepaid, with direction*. Priced Catalegue
W •^t^.fWHa »Uw trade list.
illMo -. Seeds en Commission.
?iL
1 A 8
5
Q't
N 0 I
*h»y Nurseries
«••**•**•«••. Plymouth Bfass. Be
abhshed in 1842. n2l-4m
N IMPORTED NOBWAT 0AT8.
\M •BttTtaaa aawT raws re ramanms.
S I
8 0
b«M«
grown
ary vwiatgr of aall, Md la avery State or
thVSafrsv With thestoetpariiit sainsi
The grain is vary teye, pimp mi Aaad
»MM, has a rataarkable thin husk, and ri
pene earner than the common varieties.
fhe aaraw is bright, elear, etout and not
liable ta lodge, ia parfeetly clear af mat,
and grows from 4 to 6 feat high. Wa hava
bath tho White and Black Norway, both
the same price and equally productive.
We will send I quart of Aa above Oale
any address post paid for S100
Two quarts, post paid, 2 00
Ona peek, by esprass or freight, 8 00
Half bushel, 20 pounds, 6 00
One bushel, 40 pounds, 10 00
CAtmoir. We wish it distinctly under
Steed that this is not alight oats, weighing
29 to S2 lbs., raised in New England and
sold under the name of Norway, but im
pbrtad seed, every bushel guaranteed to
weigh s)0 lbs., or tho money refunded.
I Samples of both kinds sent free for a 8
at stamp. Also circulars and testimonials.
Address orders to N. P. BOYER A CO.,
27-8m Parkersburg. Chester Co., Pa
looks for Fanurs stock Breeien.
Baand Tolaaacs of tbs Amsrieaa Stoak
Janrnal for 1868 containing 884 largo dou
btaoolnMttBOgsa, postpaid for $160
Bonnd Toramss of tho American Stuck
Jsavaalfor 1869 containing 884sagss,sant
nastpaid, fi.au
TheneiryaaaarsMaanal, statpott paid ft* SBots
Ti Haanal, 36"
—JetV'. Xaaaal, 86"
aweoaetVafsanall. 06"
as«
Tha-Ho
The Hog Breeders Maaaal
Tho Sheas BVssSsn' Msana
Th«Poaln^Br««lM']|ajMawtti-1
Ska wholelive Maamals
awt
TOBSB
Sold b7 all druggists and dealers •hronghont thi
v^mrftry.
CM for Rail Jacket, and take no other.
Curuiaro to tbe trade supplied on application.
BENNETT METERS 4 CO.,
iwoi
%hd
ludioious anortment in the country.
Agents waatai.
SortsofeMker for 1.00 prepaid by
maU- Alaskan Frou,, f*aata, Bolbi
«wjr» to the
?«5LI **&* fr««s 40 to 46 pounds to the
basnet.' This Oats has been grown on ev-
pott paid toon*
91JOO
Ascents waaasd to whoaiUperal IndaoemenU win
bo oShred. ASSMBI
V. BOTBB A 00^ PnhUshera.
Patkersbasf, Chester Oo, Pa
1 II I I
BIRBBS ABB PBBPABBD 0 POBli
Bearbon Whiskey, from a eoeaMnatloai af ever
leenty dtterent kinds" of root* bnrka and hark*,
which-oat in perfect concert one with the' other, pre
ptred from the original formula given by the area1
chieC .Bad Jacket to Dr. Cnapia. who need them ear
caaMal'y la bis practice fUr ninny yean, and by their.
Cue. gained so groat a popularity in the treatment and
oil of Dyspepsia, Liver Chmplaiut, Constipation. Bisk
and Nervosa Headache. Jfever and-Agae, and all 41*
e.isea arlsiint from torpid liver and indigestion. Par
suffering from either of thew loathsome diseases
will find a euro by the use of these Bitters, which are
parfeetly para and free from all those, drugs andpoi
us usually pnt «p In sneh preparations, and palmed
nff en an unsuspecting public A single trial will con
vince the most ekeptieal that In the KKD JACJUCX
there t« a virtue that no other Bitten possess,
They strengthen and Invigorate the system
They am unequalled for general debility.
They an* a euroforDyspepsia.
They give a good and healthy appetite.
They assiat digestion.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dbirrlura and Cholera Morbus.
They are an nut idore to change of water and diet.
They are the bout stimulant in existence.
T'uey area proventiv» of Fever and Ague.
Thf irlievo Cunatipatlon.
Th«y core Nervous 'Headache.
They aro perfectly pure and palatoblt.
The genuine RFD JACKET BITTERS are only sol*'
in, .JII.U Ijottlcs: never by the gallon, qaart or pint.
See .that our private Government stamp Is unbrokei
iver" each enrk.....
Proprietors.
SS mad 0 3 I A A W E
AHBBOSIi
TO SIUCU OF THE WE!
..'".'! 1 .• aaTajasaaa-^*, —aiT
G*a:r»*U5tt«Ie«l. X*eoplo hare their
locks restored it to the dark, luttmu,
tiOken trtattm ©f youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded or^erfllnir,
hare these unfashionable colors changed to
beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
"•MOVnn/and Humors, use it, and have clean
•oats and clear and healthy scalps!
XUad-HeMMdieMl a liare
.'jeir remaining locks tightened, and the
are spots covered with, a luxuriant growth
if Hair, and dance for joy!
Yoang Gentlemen it because it Is
iehry perfumed!
Younir I.»uii»» twe it because it keeps
heir Hair in. place!
Ev'erylioily m*nt and will nsc it, because
b« the t?ea4r~t and bett article in.the
narkf-i' _.••.•
Fbr Sale by Thmg&tta generallY.
ajTEi'iio coric...vikws
iES"
ALBUMS.
CHHOMOAi
Ij & H. ANTHONY & CO*
»01 IE0A3WAY, NEW TOBJC,
aHMHMft IS* ftmti* tfc..* «It«a«.« I W I a
... •*.*.. .1 lh.if wm» pm*h.*lum. ~*m*/mrtwn*m£
We mm P*w r.~*.*.d ..*..«. »—••.••,.-.
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roatthieamdisOTwf Rotables of
5 »«!^S5
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.' TH ZMAXS S .OT TH E BTBZ.B.
W&Hgiy*SftfereSaesTo m«a««au«« aanoo new. lH««iao'*«s 1 •anaa.
»l*. ••»*. .« ffOOl ato W- at* stew. .f'Ua a g.kt* attwaot.
T, •»'».• 4L«t« IIKUt,- sbi I a***, a e*!e»ei.
•«s*«ttra*'»t
r*»
a fo»«u— )a«4 Hi lai .ufti-4 seeilin*
r-t»sVOw»:OfBa» osasls»3aH7 «efS Wr«*» «mfaW*OOU.a
vt»'tMlMiipiaj Kaax
r»)orua»»APHt. iiBti& AM. aj-aaVa^iMs B'wnaa la So.
»ne as I I
-, %H a-tll of* aoaaso a aa* **».
a-td 'fwao of Bay aOtpoe ,to«oo
•%o»e) a-f-rs aiejBtns
I I S
SILENT I FAMILY
S1W1MO 1U0HD«.
IS THE BIST IN FAMILY Unit
WJCUsriTOU, HIM. TOOK, COBP, BIW,
nr«ld,qoiit»„(iambroWerb«»ntlftiUy.IlwlUwltl»th»
fBMt MMlteasd tb»d ran from perfect workra th*
•o»hW«,whh noohBD(rofBMdU,thrMdortMMloa.It
wJU UM eowM cotton. Un«, lUk uri twto«.'»
BMUr and suiter Own oth« SHMUM.
It tortua flat »aJ •laatic learn, diffarisgfrom
••MTother iUtch, tuL loop b.ing TWIOTD hj
a
RO AT HOOK,"
J*d drawing tho twist into MM good*, Urns owwolr
iMtonlng ersrjr stich, so that the ssam will bsar to
fcocul at (roqaentintorvals .and in that case eten, tho
•oaukUwarrantsdnot to rip lu wear and undor all
cfroasMtanccs to "?ar»ire tho washtnb." OW, wora
f^*^l/iarni«nu,bosooas,pants,droii»s,*c.,n»»o
booa snbmittsd to Committees attain whom w»o
UiogrostottooanoUtkn.and to thU sUtchpromlamt-
MMMritTb#*1 Snporiorlty.DorabUlty,
Asatontoddertw'prexnistbe poMwllltj of tho
machine being run In the »ron« direction, or the bal
ance wheelever wowing or touching tho dresa.
THE NEEDLE CINNOT BE SET WMMfi,
Thai aroiding thegreat trouble orother machlneo.
Ha Braakla omocdleo.
The blade of the needle loss than three fourths of
••Uch long, and Is straight.
n*Btmmtrsm4niUr eamntttrbe ttvmmg.
Aa*oao mmj adjust them In the dark. The host
S S W Noother hammer or feller
like this. It turns the hem on the right or under side
a yon want it.
It will not drop Stitches, as tho needle is always
net right, the Made abori sad straight, does not vi
brato, Ilka longer ones. They aro
Mcm&cturtd with Mathematical Prttittm.
Hance, each part Is laterchasgablo sad can bereadily
replaeed in case of accident. It wUl last a generation
Ifproperly cared for. Nona who have need it can be
persnaded to naeany other. Therouudnose.evenneM
darablUty and beenty ot ite stitch
WEMX NETER JECr/AXBP,
ItsBapldlty, Absolute StlUnrss, ease of motion,
narrowness and neatness of Its hem and tell war*
never approached by any other machine.
TheJJTOMauiversallyproaonncethisthe Best Paai-
iTJSmiV^?lme\,a*
I
World. Whatever tho
?0HU »te*
1
no disparagemeat
to say of the WUcox AOibbs it worthtortaaJlynae,
double that of any other over offeredtothe public.
1 !ll!S? T! ft?
&c
Modal of tho American Insti-
tute—the FrstPramlom for
"THE BIST 8IW 1*0 MACBINE,"
•lH^P*»PennaylvanlaStato
a
.*«
to
abfawths Vermont SUU
Jjir-th Pair-th Indian
a Ste
wtSnSl Vi!2,,S,.8tof?. Michigan SUU
l&l&J^JS&J**-*" atoveraycounty
Patos throughout the West—making morePint Pre
miums than wore taken byallother Sewina^Machines
together intba nametime'
muvu"ronn»* nMca^m
nunmcthtOnat Uadimf JboOv SoringMaM*
A O THE WOKLO.
r^S^i^^Ji^lmJa*sa***»- Wo sell Oil
Sewtojj Sic^tae «w every kind of
ISfcwrn WANJTBDD^T.rms to Agents, de
•arinUve^circular and specimens of work, aeat nae by
mail,oa receipt ofatamp, or had of
CORNELL, WARD ft C0M1NG8,
OStBia5HAX.AOKBJTa,
M3 Ienka gtaaat. CaUcoata, Ml.
'WA.IelxiKD:
To know that aha can gets
I^lt^laMjkwmgMachine, a$tOGold Watch,
era Knitttng Machine, far Anr Day*
light, honorable ami agreeable
work, in her mm Tmn.
Ant
EVERY
YOUNG MAN
get a Porty DoUar
vVatcn., tW
Or old man, 'f
aiwar atljlm \Vatek
Oa-ya'werk. Or, if prefcrredj
O A OAT. CASH
To either Han or Woman.
XoOqntal required. Not one cent to be
Meeitei.
A 80BB THING.
And no risk whatever. Ono or two chances Bi
each town, according to size. Sendforparticulars at
•ace, and name two good references. Address
BTODDABD A PABKH0B8T,
Chicago.
MUNGER BROS.,
Masic
1
SAINT PAUL, MVSN.
Sole Agents for
Seintway &, 'Sons'
CELEBRATED PIANOSg
Sole Agents for
Chickering & Sons'
CELEBRATED]PIAN08
Aiso-UNITEOPIMOFORTE$e
Also—PRINCE'S AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
ORGANS AND MELODEON8.
Aiso-fSTEY'S COTTAG
E ORGANS
All fully Warranted.-«•
We keep constantly on hand the
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Music and Mnslcallaitranients
Of all description sin Minnesota.
Our stock of Violins, Violineellos, Con
tra Basses, Flutes, Fifes, Flagoletts, Claro
nets. Guitars, Banjes, Military Drums of
alldeseriptions, Brass Instruments,Accor*
deone, Strings, etc., is complete.
ChurchOrgans, Meloieons and Pianos
tuned andrepairedj
Orders attended to withPromptmess
v3-n26
I S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1780.
The First Edition of One Hundred and Twenty
Thousand copies of TICK'S Illustrated Catalogue
Seeds and Floral Guide, is published and ready to
send out. It is elegintly printed on fine tinted paper,
with about 200 tine wood Engravings of Blowers and
Vegetable), and a beautiful Colored Piste—consisting
of seven varieties of Phlox Drununondi, making fine
Boquet of Phloxes.
It la tba most beautiful, as wall as tho moat instrue
tIre Floral Qnlee published, giving plain aad thorough
directionsforthe
Cnltnre of Flowers and Vegetables.
-The Floral Guide Is publishedforthe benefit of my
customers, to whom it is sent free without applica
tion, bat will beforwardedtoall who apply by mall,
fortoncents, which ia sot half the cost. Address,
JAM3BB TICK
RoehesUr
HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HMRRENEWER
la the only perfected and
scientifically prepared
preparation of its kind
ever offered to the public,
and has no competitor
in merit. By its use
GRAY HAIR is soon
restored to its original
youthful color and bril
liancy, which is ao ranch
admired by all. Persons
whose hair isthinorfalling
out will, by the use of our
see its good
effects, as, by its tonic ariA
stimulating properties thi
glands will be incited
and the hair grow thick
and strongagain. In cases
of Baldness it will create
a new growth unless the
are destroyed. It
is cooling, and allays all
itching and irritation of
the scalp. It does notstain
the skin as do dyes, but
makes the scalp white and
clean. As a DRESSING
it ia the best and most
economical preparation in
the world, as its effects
lastso much longer. Send
°,w-'Treatise, o^ the
H11R
O
ITS
ORIGINAL
COLOR,
PROMOTESRenewer^oon
ITS
GROWTH!hair
AJD
IS A
I U,*.mf-w9m
SPLEHDH)
DRESSING.follicles
TRY
ONE
'wia'a •»fiaWa%v raeto»»»aAi
BOTTLE
AND
eiCKEH
aao witt af?l*a 0 sVraa
sh.»ia ffjtl.tsj SJBB
0 0 9
DP
THE
THIN
•be -laOa- at IV
AH. AirfHomr ^o.
.M!i Knu.i-wM. y,,, ex
wifoUscsna bavins »T hsi
board without Jurt cause or provocation sU
aetsoas are forklsjaa to trust bar oa my account, as
fwiUpayao & S A S
St. Cloud. Mian., Bob. SS, 18TO. OjbBAOw
!»£Meatl,kinds,ASausage
E
Hams, and Teg
of al kept constantly oa
p» St. Germainstreet
tdAalia,t*tip^»a«d
Jte^ij
t|i0,..:,f ii« **^t«Aft9iiTJEfl)
li0 GK0 .hair,free to all,by mail.
olr? by all Druaalsls end Ossfers In s^alstne.
COOK, COBURN ek CO.
ieu'l Agents for North-Western States,
87 DF.AEBOR* aTBKET. CinCAQO.ILL.
A^ a!islns «««••. -J:.'"
ST*.lrr auth r..,j r.. ,.fc, •',.
Utor Mt paper, at our t**c
*****, (iMareAgmU/firaU Atmtpj
•j Std B-.eV.X fwt Itrritortt*.
I
The Best Work 1
Low Prices!
—4T THB—
Journal Office,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
ALL KINDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY
English,
FOSTERS,
HANDBILLS,
T.
PAMPHLETS,
BLAJSKS,
BRIEFS,
CARDS,
.DEEDS,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF LADING,
BONDS,
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
MONTHLY STATEMENTS,
BRIDGE TICKETS,
BALL TICKETS,
INVITATIONS,
ICERTIPI0ATE8,
SHIPPING TAGS,
ENVELOPES,
ORDERS,
NOTES,
WEDDINGS CARDS,
CHECKS
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,
BILLS OF FARE,
LABELS,
CHARTS,
Aa, Ao., Ac.
Orders from the Country
Promptly Filled.
AJDViilbSr'X'Ji-ITn
.^vit'«
-IE—
vs^lBSR^^^PlCflBBSffv* ^Br^ I'alsVsaF
StPanl & Patiiflc Rdilroad
18*9. WINTER TIME TABLE, im.
Trains for St Anthony Junction, lfano
ntin, Aaoka, Rasea, Dayton, Elk Birar,
Big Laka,Glsar Lake, St. Cloud, Sank
Bapids and Forts Ripley and Abarcrotx-
WILL A QCUre NORTH.
Affriva St. Paal
St. Cloud _.
rates
Promptness I
The advantages of first sending tbe Chrchs are
these-. Wear* constantly bujringemall lots of very
valuable goods, which aro not on our catalogues, aad
for which wa Issue checks tttl sH aro Sold beside*. In
•very, dab. wo wUl pat chocks tor Watches, Quirts,
Blaakets, Dress Fatterns, or torn* other article of
eaual value.
We do not offer a single article of nwrohaadise that
can be eoldb regular dealers at oar price. We do
notaakson to bny goods frosa as anUas wo can seU
them cheaper than jrou can obtain them in any other
way,--whUa Oie greater part of our goods aro sold at
Shetit
OaE-HaLf THE nEfiULIR RATES.
Oar*stock consists, ia part, of the following goods
ansiblr, Blank fit, Quilt*, Cotton*. Gingham*, Pre**
Good*, Table Linen, Tmel*, Bonier), Glove*, tikiit*,
Conet*. etc.
JSK tWircr-KateJ Ware, Spoon* plated on Xicl el
Silver, Dettert Pork*, FivtJtottle Plated
Cattort, Britannia Ware,Gla*t Ware,
Table and Pocket Cattery, in great
variety. Elegant Prtnch and
German fancy Goods
Beautiful Photo
graph Album*.
tba newest aad choicest series In Morocco and Velvet
Bindings.
Gotland Plated Jewelry, of the newest styles.
Ws have also made arranementa with some of tho
leading publishing bouses that will enable ns to sell
tho standard and latest works of popular authors at
about one-half the regular Price :—anch as Byron,
Moors. Bums, Milton, and Tennyson's Works, in Fall
Gilt aad Cloth Bindings, and hundreds of others.
These and everything else for
OKB DOLLAJt FOB BACH ABTICLS.
In avery order amounting to over $50, accompanied
by tba cash, the Agent may retain $3.00 .-and in every
order over#100, SAM may be retained to /.".
a a a a
COMMISSION TO AGENTS.
For an order of $80 front a club of thirty, we will
say jae stent, ss commission, SS yards bleached or
•eom aheetoa^ good dress pattern, ell wool pants
order of $00, from a clnb of sixty, wo wttl
agent OA yards brown or bleached sheeting,
•ass watch, all wool shawl, or $UO0in cash,
order of $10*. from a dab of ona hnnared,
hoagent MO yardsXlrua Wide,) sheet
eewfog machine, or loTlnennb. .-
am* Meaty by Kegitttr*'liter*.
Forfarther yartfealars send f*r cataloguea. Address
eMMIA.ntlineYC«.
E
-i (Saiissjitsts Harris 0 Flnsjiasr,)
MMd 10 laaoTer 8t^ lottoa, lass.
JULAXT8BA.UKB&CX).
WMeKNABBaaCO'e
JEW CBLBSBATED
O S 3a£3BX}A\X*
AS lb* relative merits of^ie-e Piaaos
eja wwsld refer to tha-OkrOflcstes from
rsawJrodthe Italian Opera, as also frem
soaae af the mast distlngubihea r^feawrs
aad Amateurs tn the country. Alllnerfu.
•tats soaaasrxB)»» rivs TSiB«,
Aim Agent* Jor
A. H. SALE 00., and
ZMPJBE PIA50•'P&BTE 00.
Amf eAV*Jtrst-eIan Planer.
we have tbsLABOEST and BEST AE
aOBTBD stork of Plauoe IN TUB ITV.
MWFaitkuiai attontfon paid to tlm ee
Issttsn of Instruments for distaat orden.
A bSBBAi Diaobtnn to Clergymon,
Teachers ard Schools.
W a a a a a a will And It
greatly to their advantage to givens a call,
iwrenee^ fadlitiea We are
orders with dwpatch.
waouutB awtsts rca
mSSbffiLbSulLf
...... 8 8 0 A
tTO^'UBATlOOUin SOOTH.
laaToBjt. Clown ,H..MI.-M«....^..MMH. 8 1 0 A
ArrltoSt-Panl .....^.....„.......„ oo r' M'
SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
A
3flnneapoli» frainai.
A. M. U4SA.M.480r.M
Loam St. Paal..,,....
MlnneopoUa........
Ot. a a ftlver a fhrmlrle
a a
846 146 p. MS
GOIMO JUT.
IVaavaSt Paul.... -....~.-w.
Minneapolis........ ~...~ 10AS
Crow Blver.u^.-^..._„..._„.^........_ 1 0 a
Arrive LttchSeld 420
OOXSO BAST.
Leave Utchfleld........ 0 90 a. u.
Crow Biver..^. 126 ». M.
Minneapolis 3* 6
Arrive 8t. Panl.„„ „.. 48 0
a Bar BO a a a
"."„
PUBCHASB
TICKETS at the SUtions beforeentar-
log the Cars, at a Discount from theregular train
Pnaieagers mustget their Baggage Cheeked before
i*F f«
,tr
»*o«rthoroad, and on tho arrival df
ihaSWa at place of destination, must present tho
•hfck and take possession of their Baggage
VlaaCaaasuaBar w/tdwwt bo tCewp
Oafwtw mt mmy sBaggagpennalMU
after
arrivalatstatfonforwhichIt« checked—it being no
partof thobnsines of this Company to receive and
tsSLaJf***"'
nnlM"
»»P*cuUcontract is made to
ix BipfrtilMdeBt
J. H. BAKDALL, General Tioket Agent
Milwankee & St Paul
A I W A
att Ban tars sstwsn
MILWAUKEE, CBICAQO,
vsaa'
MTONEAFOLIS ft ST. PAUL
thnaJnctas, BartbaaJt,:! Bertkaal
OwuAoaaa, Laadag, Austin,
Crasos,-'- Leroy,
VUallLWAUKEE PML DU CHIEH.
Bstwaaa MILWAUKEE, CBICAQO and
Wlsnsav ft. Charles, Bseaastor, Fountain City,
tvTsbsaha.BaiaVa tonaUnc, BadWing,
Lake City. Freecott and
Tba direct sad short route la
iiLWiwE
E MO aam.
FDBCHASB TICBBTS
VIA MILWAUKEE
Jbr aeoss aad all afher Poua* on the lime of than
•Mead*.
FaassBgst sgotng via Milwankee make sure Connea
tiona. Leas Cfaaages, have choice of seats in clean
Ooachaa, sad oa MightIralna
AFVLl BIOBB'SBBM
In PslsesSlssplag Oars.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
A. T. H. CABFBMTEB, 8. m. HBBBILL.,
Qea'lFaaa.ABent. Oen'l Manager
STILI. AHEAD!
OUR GREAT BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE.
Ws want good reliable agents in every part of tbe
Cosntry. By employing yoar apara tuna to lonn
clnss aad ssriiUng as orders, yon cam obtain the most
liberal ooanaisslons, either In Cash or Merchandise,
and aU goods tent by ns wfll be aa repreeeated, and
wenuwteesaUsBkctiontoeveryono dealing with
ourhoaae.
AgentsAhonld collect ten cents from every ensto
mer, andforward to os in advance, fir Descriptive
Chech of the goods wo telL
The holders of the Checks have the privilege of
either purchasing the article thereon described, or of
exchanging air an? amcie manuoneo a our Cata
logue, numbering over 800 different articles, not una
of Which can be purchased in the usual way for the
same money.
1*60*$
HARMOXITJlfB,
Walodaono and Organa.
MaanAKtarsrsaad lanjoctoesof
BRASS I S W W 7S
Themiraa and Baass Tinrratmsiirg off
RelTsrlba^St^d^Medab)
•as, and wheoevat ajtnrCTtea Tiaveal
reeeived the Oel AthF-saM-
wfth
la Berlla, Leij*ie. Dre-tao.
Paris, we are prrfmr^ 10 ftir-
awh DBALBBS.^aAHBawai-tXPtriDU-
&Co.
WAJMmoosts
CROSBY'S. OPERA HOUSE
69 Wajrfdiigton St.
CHIOAOO, ux
a
'nii-fco^
ed in the beat', yl
cheap, at the
JOTJBHA1 OFflOS]
Ina-» Feb- 18«°-
S S BtS22ft?-«H*n f« .Dandoning hi
nponf
tte caneeltathmofaaid entry: the parties
hereby •uramoned appear at this office ontnTll
2£LJ?
tr.AC%lh
^i0' ,at
2
ftb2^6w2
said parties are hereby summoned toatmearat this
Complaint havingbeen entered at this office by
no
W to r^^^^i?!0'mt
the
C. A. OILMAN, Begistei,
11. C. BUBBANK. Keeeiv.r
to respond
o'clock ia tbe afternoon
etimonycconcerning
N0TICJK.-U.
Mn(
tunith
leetimonv said aJlegedVbandonment/
C. A. OILMAN, Begister
*C^TJBBANk,B?cel7«r.
feh24-6w|
8. LAKD ORZCB,
St. Croud, Mnn., January 7, ik7o
W
Janl3-6wl
*'«tock 'J"
abandonment.
C. A. GILMAir, Begister,
H. C. BVBBAHK. Hecaivtr
jaaiaowi
i»^2sss«Sifeffim
Homestead Xutry ao.lSW.awuSlui?,Su^S?«:
OB'^BC
Vr\r2ttlttft&
OB lUnCH,1870, at 10 o'clock in the forcn.,n
C. A. OILMAN, Begister
BOBBANK. Receiver.
NOTICE.—U.g
S. LAN© OFFICE.
St. Cloud, Minn.. Jan. 6, 1870.
Complaint havin been entered at this Office by
Damas Pelkey against Oorham Powers for abandon*
Ing bis Bestead Entry Ma 1770, dated Angost 10
18W,upon tbe swj^eection 34, township 122, rante 33
tonVmonga^coMtj.MiM^withavitwtotheMncel'
Utlon of said entry: tho parties are tereby summoned
to appear at this office on the 4TH DAT OP MABCH
1 8
1 **, °*,tek- forenoon to respond
and famish te:.-.=^,ay concerning said alleged aban
C. A. OILMAN, Begister.
ment.
Jnl3-6w
JaaOSOw*
U. C. BOBBAHR. Beceiver.
ThJOTICa^—c. &.LAND OFFICB,
Bt,^Cloud, Minn., Jacnary 6, 1870.
Complaint havinr. been made at thie office by Mich.
ael Hansen jr, agawst James Cotklin for abandonW
Wa Honsostead^Bntoy Mo. MU a
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NOFJCB.—O.
8
12S, range 29, in btearns county, Minnesota with a
vtow to thecaoceliation of said entry: Uje^nartie a
E E 3 2 t«tin».yconcirnh1g
A
OILVAhr, Beafoter
l*Mwi H. BOBBANktlSeerver
ajOTlCB—IT. 8. LANDOfriCE"
XB. St.. Cloud, Minn., a
St Cloud Minn Januar. 18,1870.„T,*,,
-. "J1"?!!?* ontered at this offico nv
S2S? tJ*ti^&»**™r*
J^eloTaU?.oit-iTlJS
ten April
township
ta with
thhee said
oeaoe
dosing his HomitoidAatry Bo.eSW
ISO, range dS, in Chippewa County, Minnesota, wit
a view to the eanceliacioa of said eatty:
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
I' .^" »fc iv o'clock
in the forenoon to respondano tarnish teatimonv con
eeruing saidallegtd abandonmeot.
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C. A. eiLMAH, Begister,
U. C.BUBBABK, Seceivir.
LARD OFFICB.
1870.
St. Cloud, Minn, January 15,
*J?*,S*^*:it Atawira b»wis ontorod at thia oflco by
Allred OoUttle against J.an W arrentorabandoning bL
township]... .._ ....
waw as tbaeaacathuioa olaald entry: the said parties
aro hereby summoned to appear at thia office on the
USB DAT OB MABCH, l«707at 10 "cfoSTSTtha
lurenoonjo respond and famish tesumonvconcenum:'
said alleged abandonment.
O. A. QrXMAJI. Begister.
JanaO-SwI II. C. BUBBAgB Beceiver
NOTICB-C.
8.LAND ohlCE~
St. Cloud, Mian, January 31,1870.
toaiplaint having been entered at (his office by Andrew
Anderson against James Palmer tor abandon*
ing his Uomesieai Bntry No.3527, dated February 25
1MT, upon the }$se»4 section 14, township ia*.
range 3*,inMononguliaU*nnty, Minn, withavwwto
thecanceilation ot said entry: the aaid partiaa are
hereby snnunoaed to appear at this UHce oa the 23»
DAT OF MABCH, Uu, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noun torespond aad ttirniah testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
C. A. OILMAN, Begister.
feb34wl H. C.BUKtfAAJl. Keceiver
NOIICB^-U.
8. LAND OFFICB,
St. Cloud, Minn Feunury 18,1S70.
yonrplaint having been entered at this office by An
drew B. FetersonagauwtUenty Brown for abandoning
bu Uomettead Bntry No.48S1, dated April 18, ISO*
upon the ne se and lot 4, section zi, township
LU, range 35, in Monongalia county, Minnesota.
with a view IO the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 12TH DAY OF APBll, 1870, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond aud lurnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
C. A. OILMAN, Kegiater
fab21-pwi H. 0. BUBBA&K. Beceiver.
NOTICE.—U.Cloud,
S. LAND OFFICE,
St. Minn, February 21,1870.
CompimJntiMring been entered at ihu office by Tim
othy l'womey against David Lloyd lor abandoning his
Homestead .nniry No. 10*8, dated April URh, 1865,
upon the nw section U-wnshipl^O, r«nge30 a
Stearns county, Minn, with a view tothecuucellat'iou
of said entry: the said partiesaro hereby summoned
to appear at thu office on the 12ia DAY OF APB1L,
1870, at 10 o'clock in the loreuoon te responu
and furnish testimony concerning kaid alleged aban
donment. C. A. GLUuAN, heguter,
fogSAgsj T. v. McCLOaft Kecerrer.
OTATB OF MINNESOTA, CODNTX 6 5 SIEABN8
O —as. Justice's Court.
Levi B. eiUjby,
W. S- SCMMONS.
Bobert OolUday.
The State of Minnesota, to the above named De
fendant:
louara hereby summoned and required to be and
appear before the undersigned, ono ot the Justices of
the P.ace in and lor a«id Stearns County, at my
office iu the City of bu Cloud, in said HUrarn* county,
on Thursday, tue 24TH DAY OK MAKOH, A. D. 1670,
at ten o'clock in the foreuoon of said day, to answer
the complaint ot Levi B. Silaby.ia a civil action,
niedin my onJce on the 11th, day of January, A D.
1670. N ATUAN F. BABNES, City Justice.
UATIS A KIKR, Attorneys lorPlaintiO.
Dated at St. Cloud, this 1Mb. day of February A.
WO
feb24-tw
MOBTn
O AGE 3ALK.—V, HBBBAE DEFAULT HAS
bee made the onditiona of certain uuxv
guge executed and delivered by Prentiss M. Jones
aud Ollte y. Jonestab)wife, Mortgagors, to Culver J.
0. Eldred, Mortgagee, dated November ?ib, A.
l:0o, and recorded in the office of tbe Begister or
Deeda in bteams county, AUnnesota, ou May isth, A.
V. It(t7, at 8 O'clock A M. in Book ~C," ot Jdortgege
Deeds on pagee 415, 410 and 417, given toeecire the
payment ot a certain promissory note executed and
delivered by said FioutissM. Junes, payable to said'
Culver J. U. Ehlruti,. or order tor tue sum of Xhrve
Hundred and 8e«euty-flve doUaro with interest, aud on
which said note and mortgage there is claimed to be
dne, und is due, tne date nereot", Five iiuudred and
Twenty-Fiv« D» .i.rs, and no action or proceeding has
been Instituted ai ..w or otnerwise.to recover tho debt
so secured Ij esia mwlgage or any part thereof:
Notice io he: by given tuat by virtue of ih- power
of sale coutaineu in &aiu mortgage, and pnranaat to
the statute in such cue mauo aud provided, said
mortgage will be iorecloseuby sale of the mortgaged
premise*, to wit: Tho couttj-west quarter of the
south-east quarter of section No. lourteen, (14,) and
the north half ot the north-east quarter ana tho
north-cast quarter of the uvrth-weet quarter ot sec
tion No. twenty-three, (£1,) nil in township number
one hundred and twenty-six, (120,) of range Mo.
thirty-four, (34,) and situated in the county ot
Stearps aud state of aHnaesotS, or so much thereof
aasaay be nee Mary, at public veuuuo, by tlw Sheriff
of said county, at tuo front door of the Court
House, in the city of iviint Cloud, in said county, on
She lata DAT OF Ai'KiL, A. D. l»7u, at 2 o'clock Da
the afternoon of that day, to satiny the amount which
shall then be due on saiu aot« aud mortgage, with the
costs of foreclosure, and all sums allowed by law in
that behalf. ••••C
THOS.C.ALBEN,
Sheriff of otearni Co, Minnesota.
CVLVKB J. ELDKKD, Mortgagee.
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