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0
w**?4fc4u*w^s^r^Hp--• *V
•xiti
HO*. BDGAR 1HOJSPS1IO.
friendship and
In his speech at Duluth on Tuesday
evening of last week, at the banquet
dosing the "formal opening" excursion
o* the Lake Superior and Mississippi
Railroad, Hon. Wm. L. Banning, Pres
ident of the road, made the following
reference to one ot the greatest rail
road men oi tho day, and ono who fceaj Madam*.Meanhas great pleasure in an-
donemuoh to advanoo ttaMnTtti^fiw^
welfare of MiaasaoU: Z£ AT
"But (here it Mother whom would
whoaa
I am proad
to^koewW^o-waoootaUye it a*
extrtoidlaaiy dagiaa Attataltimnoaof
the bigbW tdanatad ofinoor with tka
bioad and nisjshaias.vw views of the
statesman. I aeod aaaswnll say I rater
to J. Edgar IhoanaoB, FnaUeBt of
the Pennsylvania BaUroad. I remem
her, ia my ftaqaet aonsnltattons with
fiim, how ho tnoad om the nap the lo
cality of the toad, uniting the Missis
sippi Kivex with tlu» «nat inland sea
the oonrso of the St. Lawrence and the
ehain of the Great Lakes, reaching to
the very heart of the continent the
connections of the road with all the
lines travsrsing the State westward.
making it the highway for the products
of oar people the route oi the. North
ernPacifio the shortest line from the
lakes to the Pacific Ocean his gigan
tio mind grasping the great problems
with a readiness and ssg-oity born only
of vast ability and great practical ex
perience, which, joined to bis world
wide reputation for integrity, inspired
the necessary confidence to capitalists
to furnish the meane which have
brought about this great achievement.
And I well remember with generous'
frankness, when he was about to leave
the city of Philadelphia tor a wag ab
sence, he grasped my head and said,
'Draw on me for 840,000 to commence
this work, and the balanoe shall be
forthcoming.' And thus the great en
terprise was inaugurated.
AMERICAN HYPIRBOLB.—A natty
little book has just come over from
London, entitled "Rorniaisosnooa of
America by two Englishmen/* which
describes the manner in which the
twain tippled through the eouatry,
what they saw ia the country, and what
they heard in the streets. As. instan
ces of the "hyperbole" of the eouatry
they record the following:
In describing the largo trees of the
Tosemite Valley, one said that «Sa took
two meitand a boy to see the top of
them." One being asked by a friend
if he saw a certain mosquito oa the
weather-vane of the State Hoase (1) at
St Loam, answered, "Yes, I see it
winking." A third, in describing, the
prices of carriages at Niagara, asserted
that the "hack fares are so high' that
the Falls are insignificant by .compari
son." Another story is related, with
the appearance of truth, of a boy who
was watching his school fellows as they
snow-balled an old gentleman's win
dows. The old gentleman rushed out
of his house, determined, if possible,
to inflict some severe corporeal punish
ment on the offenders, saying, when h*
caught the boy, "Now, you rascal, I'll
thrah you within oa inch ofj our Jiff!"
Accordingly ho bogaa to heat him,
when the hoy immedlatelj Commanood
laughing, and eoatiaasd uatU the old
gentleman stopped beating him, with
the ezekmatien, ••Bay, what are you
liughingatf" "Well," said the boy
fl am lsagaiag basanas you are awful.
lysoH 7 cteVi «Vs ley ln—Editoi.
Drawer, in Harper*$ Magazine for
September.
—Wendell PaUUpssays in the last
National Standard **It seems now as
Temperance and the straggle be
ween Capital and Labor would form
be basis of the next poliltical par
ties.
"At one time wbetber woman should
bava tbo ballot saeocd iikelj to be tbe
next political question. And no doabt
that movement is writing its own rapid
victory on every Statue Book. Still no
political party for that purpose is pro
posed anywhere. If any new or infa
mous outrage on woman, like tbe Con
tagious Diseases Laws of Great Britai^
should rouso popular feeling hero, pos
sibly on such a wave the awvement
might rise immediately to distinct po
Kttoal ohtracter. It is mora probaWe
that gradual changes ia the laws will
render any snob mustering into political
nnks unnecessary."
—Qustsve Dora's hat arawing Is
said to be the most spirited aad iraaat.
to of all his works, althaasja aaaidadly
inappropriate at tha present sassasal
Itraaissaats tka French army saarch-
along the banks of the
oa an eminenoo, near
O a group of thefirstNfl^a^rt veaaaa^
who, in spirit bnghtneas, war* aloft
their banners and cnoounga taair ma
aaaVriJ ^The intensity of power aad
drsmatie force of the paiatiag are rap-
upon ayaa- tha commonest aad most
r^^pl|Min^paoptoM,iaid'-W ha Instan
taneous and most powerful
NOTICE"
-'iliherel,
thsU^ea
.'.&•>:
X-"V.4J gag
es'j xtjsd
I thai the Fatt Term of
»1 for the"St. Cloud School
District," will oomenee on MONDAY, the
6th daj- of September, A. D. 1870, with a
corps of.oempeteat teaohers. TuiUoo free
to all aehelara ia the Diatriot.
4:
Non-resident scholar* desiring to
will be required to pay advanet a fi
fee 01 Your Dollars, for the I first o* long
term, aad three dollars for each of the
meeesdteg terms. -»o uu
1 1 raar nrroaraat that Uwca
ho arrmpt •timtmm at «aa« coi
laentoraahh term, ^«um«a»»
am eT esaasas.^
Afaurr
CtMi.
etOeud,Am
a, 1 9 0
tfjt
J^llaan Otnon, 1
smtatos^trttdarettha
wnmisslsasf ef ana OsnaralXaad Oases,
athotraateflssiiam««aaetho "Oa?
," asal smhraalH «ae fat
east remasa, am.: Town
laamas aad SOwast
gSga^ftgafjt
a^awanWn a rangs S«
wffllwareafar Pra-eaantion and
a ad altar the Jatfc
C. A.SILMAN,
T.O.MoCLURB,
nrmmci
•"«sear*-Tr*--
flUit^YHILU
A A E E A S S
ENGLISH, FRENCH ANDQBBBAN
Boarding and Day School for loung
ladles.
Bo, ana nodUon Avenue, New York.
The next session will commence Tuee
day, September 20,1870.
she will
for the
Tonal
ef Instruction comprises the
Frenoh Languages, Latin,
Ijipaa, Arithmetic Algebra and Geome
try,' woatfaphy, Astronomy, Chemistry
aarf ether Natural Sciences Mental and
Metal fanessphy, History, Composition,
French ant lagUsa Literature.
Baring the season Lectures will be de
livered by eminent Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments of
instruction. These Lectures will be ar
ranged for the general benefit of the
SCbOoL E .l BJ
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c,
may be included, at special raise.
The best professional talent is employed
In the various Departments, and the whole
is under the immediate care and supervis
ion of Madame O.Meara.
French is the language of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &e., seat on ap
plication.
F.
...
A
Manufsturere
S SH & IJOGfiS
mmmmi w*m
BRACKETS,
Si
STORE FR
3 9QM0LI£$ ORK,
J-UMP Tl/BiAG, dbe
ftoisOW ana iiuy*VttAMES,
Iia1tt»aa»0fJtaVlm BLINDS,
oownm, ITOSB POOR
S
BAflg, rmilfJO ajm
.,•! y.i„-... qLAimy BABH, „*o., Ac
FLAWKO. IS-SAWnO, SCROLL 8AW-
•a t,« sf3n,-to a a
jfth'T .iRdfisift ... •fKjiiiJ-''' '•,
DRMg- •'•r-'-i
?DFLOOBINO,
,_ SIDlNtt. PICKIT8 and
LUMBER ripped to bUls. for sale.
All orders by mail prompt*
iyattgadod"ti»^ -J1U'
A Liberal Dlscout to Dealers.
Office and Factory on Washington are-
8t. Cloud. May 2«th, 1869.
Tlln45
ST. CLOUD
•r.iA I
•8-3HT
Farm ana height Wagons.
8 ii a
A if
4
XJsxlat .Sprlaaar W a
Scott, Henn & Swejison,
Having bought the
St.f Cloud Wagon Factory,
Are prepared to maketo• order'and will
keep on band a good aescrtmentof
St.
V-.
'... TheaUaatlon
Farmers and r*rej
:er8
Wanting Wagons this spring is called to
our stock. /J
Ncnebtf|S|[
TSffiSt a a
Is used in our work.
[W IIVJ?. txm .-. :.a- ..t.r
«'.!. -U
shio*i8ed. lln
CLOTHING
t-fit• it:: .} ifsHn tk-t.'j
»«U .:i!:.in-ij! iftvfiJJ.
.•)K
:?SKSiKS«W
ii ..ti JrtH*l
BusmEss
XaUilan SUITS &rm
oftae
•r tn —..--''
bast make
and of superior
%+••'*'ti put
.0-J.i.
and a a
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Caps, Trunks*
a A I.
any
pRHOSad,Mian.,
aahJLWB 1 2 &
AS
MOITO^
Pln^ndzineki's!!
I Hi
•i.u Jft ijiu.
The HOUB« AND LOT In Blook "I
Lot 4, ia tha City of St. Cloud, ilinn., S2
last front on Washington araaua, and 122
lumbsanaawias
tha boatleaaHenslB
'!A«%dataad Batrrs a aa eAaa
7 W tota taaaaasiaaananaintaa
aaaaad door fram T. C.
Prio* $2,000. Far iafbrmatiaa
lag thia^aqnlra of T. 0. McCLURB, Us.
Oloud, or the owaer, who will be in St.
Gland aboutthe middle af June.
,..iw,lll|i...ffffirT|JirBT.T.
'WAJSCTMDl
«.r
uperior advantages
eaau education of
of the next
"he will be able to offer superior advantages
6,000 New Subscribers
ll THS
as ,}y.-'y ... ..•_.._
ST. CLOU JOURNAL
a re
It is our desire to have
THE JOURNAL
TH E JOTJRNAL
1 If,
07,*
8
ep~ai I gp
80O», Kl«0 a 8WBNS0N,
S!
Ulft
rd
.aaw steok, enaradng all
"SIS
SUITS,':
i.i,
ftwa3W:,cua:--.'vj,w
Indnoeitxentai.
.OOAOVH-a
VALUABLE
.StS .•:• .:_,
.'taawaA^t TAKJM
PBEMIUMS.
reach every
household in i^orthern Min
nesota. It is devoted to
thoSAINT
interests of this part of the
State, and we intend to make
it' of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as well.
Long or Shnrf
iJWHoajAMojoiiaTAia
1
LT.J 1
rjxxocr«f»i
aatmazs as easa oi bna ••...
0
In addition.
I
-n« ...jS
Will- fee# in each number.
.3fc#? .sioolirAm* ftflfl nohici I
THE JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
$£ta|e an& general Wows,
iSgr^ct^uttil Inf^matipn, Lo
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc etc.
Among the regular corres
pondents, already well known
to its readers, will be Mrs.
J. G. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl
vania "Ion," in Kentucky
and "D, S. R,," in St. liouis:
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
for
the reputa-
tion it already enjoys of being
I rVotttte-rti or!, to
(JOB a
HTt
Best Fattiily Newspaper iipt
'^JS,.f:lalii&80iri..
•V r|fg!f
SPLENDID PREMIDMS.
to! iff^w^i^oi?
2b*BVEBY jMeWrioWi oW or
new, we will give a copy of tit
AirEMCAW
STOCK JOURNAL
/or one year, or the
SIOR GAZETTE
{See notices elsewhere.)
^9I«J
wast
'J.rv
,r
«'»ioHa Kizk mrxi.o .Haas* ^ji5,5t
•^iJSB^: ,g£fl3X,sfi. flillfrlj
.i.HJ*.{ KO• v[|e«.ft iT0fJ W
^SrMflfM^tifjpi^ sent! f^ee
on applicatiou.
ih?
r-
.,
Terms42.00 in axivancc.
.v°lni
Address—
JL SJIfJIMlLtV
asSaweariRaE99E=sj
MINNESOTA IB
IIIONAZORES
ICtnnoapoltai.
Iron and Brass Fonndiiw
*m«*S :&*)>• E-~
A D—
Stationary and Portable
CMkJIGr itND CIRCULAB
SAW MILLS,
MILL PtJRNISHINGr,
I.
SHAFTINaAIfD
^EABI^Cr.
DAYTON AMERICAN
TURBINE WATERWHEEL
8 I I FOR PBICES.
PAUL JflNJV
SoleAgentsfor
Seintway & Sons'
CELEBRATED PIANOSa
SoleAgentsfor
Chickering & Sons'
CBLBBRATSD PIANOS
Also-URITEDPIANO FORTES
Also—PRINCE'S AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
ORGANS AND EL0DE0N8.
*tao*-EST|vsCOTTftfi
E OIGWS. '2
•ar All fully Warranted, -CH
Wahcsp ooastamtly on hand the
~01TLT FULL ASSORTMENT OF
BheetMnilcanlMaslcallnstrnmenU
Of all descriptionBin Minnesota.
Ourstock of yiollns, Violinoellos, Con
traBasses, Flutes, Fifes, Flagoletts, Clare
nets. Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums of
alldeseriptioas, BrassInstruments ,Aocor
deons,Strings, etc, is complete.
ChurchOrgans Melt,deons a«d Pianos
tuacdandrepaired
OfI«r* attended to withFr«%fitaWiiS I
i- •••,-. T3-n26 i.-
STABLISHJ2D IN 1 S5€.
,i?U-iV3 -H/PTJATT Jfc
w) ,'^cic8tt ,allij-s
S. MARLATT
DBAaaaia
DniKS.Medicines, Chemicals
FANCY AND TOILBT
I O
A SPONGES,
Brushes
:"..^
.''. "J.,''.
Oi POftj'..1
Perfumery efce.
JCtrotmeorUoal
OIL A N IiAMFS
.10
Omt
Physicians'Presorip ions carefullycom..
pounded, and order answered with oars
and dispatch.
Farmtrtand PhyUiantfrom thecountrj
will find our Stock of Medicine* complete]
warranted genuine,and of the bett quality
.* •^'v- 8.MAELATT.
so0! I0al21.. 1. Wasnn Aasana, St. Cloud
BW 7wi»e-iJj
EXCEL-
/or aw? months.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
'a H-:.in-T.r -}r! ...-,. -Ar:
CLO€ES»WATGHE&
."• 'WJ.
[SPECTACLES
Table ant
eStiSI
dc, t?o., J^c,
Washington aTeUulfr\Vr*ti •Jeers *rdm!
ST. CLOTJp. "ilWfRoTA. Sa
FO 8ALW CHBAP
A I a
Of 152 aares, in ths town of Halae Prai
rie—90 acres of good timber, about 40
acres-el prairie and the balanoe pojdar
and hasel brush. Forty acres are feneed,
aadlTsereaarauadercultiTation. There
is a small house and a well of good water,
as wan as soma fhrit trass on tka prem
ises. The above fern is situated oa Pearl
Lake, 12 mDea from St. Oond. and has
the aeeetle^atio* lata* 8tate,It is ao one
af tha saasn traveled reada se St. Cloud,
aad taeatra aansSat af a aaUe fraea a
sebaallmams. fWraB^ei-mutbsnlars In
qoire at Tan Jovaaai. oslee, 8k Claud, or
of J. 8. Cam, Wheeler Freaea, or ae owa
er, W. H. STEWART, at Mais* Prairie,
8taarnaoosuttj,ltlan. Tll-mM
a I ?*i mw locn i4i
»-^si»
The Best Work I
Low Prices!
naei'iUit .:.
:1S ri
LEE :& HARDENBERGH
J. R. LOCKWOOD, 8up't.••'•iS'.'Tir".,' ,ji.
MUNGKER BROS.,
Music rfHl Dealers
:.,
./
BRIEFS,
a DEEDS,
•.
CARDS,
3 ClROpLARS,
BILL
BILLS OF LADING,
Nn79j /:.M .D.n*fToa
Ord
RsV
•~*^*.—^
8! ii
f»sad
i-irokawrMr.
&Mk§
ob Pnntmg I
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gt*de"
PKwle8,tne.R
v. ::. ma -rAJ. Si?
ewi 'to l-r..-'..• .- -,-.:• i.u:.-::.-:.ittrfi1
-MB Promptness!
9
»dJ /.: eUT gaitah 6ss»4»a«i ^ai«{g-6»s
Is Jisq •tsmVl Sdi ,..,., s^ff5aia»e
1 v: feo« I -sfi*fsrctaf',s»cfi|
ho»r«a«ti ^sw vcraai t*s»tl ^B# jut^sii
ti'!.i
JI01S
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
ALL KINDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY
I N
INGr«!
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POSTERSy-
HANDBILLS,
ski 1
PAMPHLETS,
BONDS,
JilOgS S!!
ltiv
HEADS
.1
LETTER E A S,
PROGRAMMES
i!V.
MONTHLY STATEMENTS
sdJ
ETtr^fS
10 :iit}P 'hi? ittHfH
'INViEPATIONS,
oi ssl
P*t GERTIPIOATES,
A-
SHIPPING TAGS
^^.V^EN^iio^^:^
ORDERS h*
-v.•!•: ./:NOT«8i^
arttwa^r aiT CHECKS
XEiWoifol B^f.ittl bolosfs'^aw as*
WEDDINGS CARDS, A
irnr
4!L JihaB *"!flwoR
PB^PBIPTION BLANK$,B
BILLS OF Wittm?**
e-
Sr vC 0
J.»iffi Vf?-fMI
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aai ,n»at«i«d*9 tsiosj? w«a
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fflol) ^-?roT erf! .ntofi
f^ir«T ftf.?r
5 80^^
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Oourjtry
Promptty JT
fiT?i89w-rfri»/r ed* oi Eo*'iaeai
HdBB set wa tfoiHw ^teaoa B^rasasB
i-r so si bail uidT as fcasiasajcrf
hn»ol ef atn j&tii
nib
L^svmar^gfeggl
!/rirfllRrt..'
^THP.
fmrECTiye
0 4
•v.- Daw cantta by me
from December, 1868, to JuauarvTrth, 1870, Jti'tonfl
ui:L.K.CUmENt)EN,lAto»Ta^rV.a.Treai,iry!
TRTtatloh being tnly. two eecond* in- tbe entire tha*.
»n t!
W
3lri%1*ll%4*i%tAlt I (tarnoi Burns, Scalds, .fjrmy.
fik a' nStoBsa."™""'1"
a s/gosq odx .rfgjroirf) nasi :,-»!
'Od ..t-j'jr Jlia J.hii OJ 9T1JA f-r,! r*n«
77
BLANKS,:
"A.© DBNNI8, Pieddast M.JRJQS] X. *f.Kt».
We are pleased to refer helowio a few we!
S. P. ROUNDS.
Round* a
B. T. PHELPS,
HH o.- Conductor. N Cen It
HOK. SAMUEL MERRILL,
CfoTernor Of Iowa,
GEO. LOTIS,- -,
Ag't Toledo. Wabash and Western Railway
fitvmAd 1
a Xi*kraft Street,
"Hail to the Chief Who in Triumph
Advances."
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD!
E A E A I
isvoo vY7s' 3 ASD. ,s ti .-. ,:. :,
n** 'tt 1 jraSUBALGIC CURE
ssaltj exi lo I
ai3^
9*tfe««g|4T .»*9fii i,ioiito^ 5
tw aoautofl «.!•' i^ aah| tfdT Jsio^io
a«^
Magical Pain Extractor.
vSaWuimlAs^ amSj ^^iELJtSaoV» »LLTAiwa* ON0B,j
ia.^j.on.T x'.^vc b,*4'^115'? '•«J^ijiij/|cos Siilia aa»4.»»q
Bwniaattsm, Nsuralgia, Lumbago, 8oiati-'
%oa.
wm s-: M^if Mtwja .noi* W Prdieiiimlray'OWli--
ttm ia* the Back and Side Sprains,
Nfclala* Oats, Wowds, BroUes
fa«
iwwleimwb I asnotts
$ ri acO.CS* I tnat the human family is hair to/ byMUb
Srii tstiti '. rt bing it freely on the part affected, without
frioiion,
For Tooth Ache, saturate a little cotton
with it and piacS it in the hollow of the
tooth and for Bar Aohe, drop two or
three drops of it into, the, ear affected,
And all Pain will Instantly Cease.
Prepared arid Se Id by the Inventor and Pro
'•'prisforj?1 •'.
JLJPRED l^SMtTH,
s.-,.
,. At his Laboratory,
38a6 Market Street, Pnlladelnnla, Pa.
And all Druggists and Healers Every-
where.
,mnn ms
r.
W O S O
S A IS *ATGH COMPANY
.*Uh*7,nBp'*lP*»« af- Conical Pifots, Cao Jeweled, in gold seU
IS1^1?,^ ^•MPWPenii with exposed PaUet Jewels, and Hard
a &
1 1
chanism we claim a Strength, BImptieijy'knd ^Smoothness hitherto unattained in a-'y
other manufactory—*t home or abroad.
^¥^J*^r^MlWBRQ.'*"CO.
dnieago ill .»• ?»-sJins* ^eas" 1 7
io»l»
ih'd-i: v'li ,3^ to irtzv I A O ILXrt
psas^Kfeoye
:nw*:siqqro !?r^4 ssfoi ss^su
WISHIIIC-BICTIIfi
fvi..i .9sairi9aTe^psa 1
LAtBLT MOOB ikPSOVKb-naJlD I« W
•Wit :.'.:.:i.J cifjjjff fas*-KOC£S teSi I
Umversal Glothes wriiiger
Improred .with Roweli'sl double?^tjog
wheels, and the Patent Stop, are now Jan'.
questionably far superior to any apparatus
for washing slothes ever invented, and will
save their cost twice a year, by saving la
bor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony
as follows:
"We like our mtchine mnch could not
be persuaded to do without it, and with the
aid of Doty, we feel that we are masters of
the position."—Rev. L. Scott, Buhop M. JS.
Church.
"Ia the laundry of my house there a
perpetual thanksgiving Mondays for the
invention."—Rev. Theoi'ore L. Cutler.
•'Every week has given it a stronger
hold upon the affectior? of the inmates of
tha laundry.'WIT. 7. Obttntr.
"I heartily commend it to economists of
time, money, and contentment."—Rev. Dr.
BtUowt. "iy wjaiixi 'i-,.,
"Friend Doly-Totrr last hoprovsment
*tyour Washihg Maehine a eompletf
I aawira you{'ou^,Maehia»/ af
r's oser thought more of to-day
and would no? bo pari wits
m»eu%r
a\\m6 saw I
& odi diiw 3Ia*ttd
onaent, 'says
wWltel|*. 8B*a 6^.*3 Sfiiqqiml
3+ oo'Jt'9f.xi adJ «ttrtl f.-as-.siiJOTdii^lri AW
FaiOES-A Fair Ofltor,
•Ifsaw
fonaisJs,
ths
gar 9, and wa wiU
isseUfng
liked that"
-ssai
.C8f
•T3(fnT! *o
•awo.
i.6Slfcf0J5
oo atsto
di'scouiis'Ja
1 87Ju|,/
005
aot
d«»
xtra Wria
er or -both
•Sj^irhere
p«irsftthS^drudgerylof'wa»*iag with the
^aJkb, iriy-twodajein theyear, when it
can be dona-batten -more expeditiously,
wlth'iejis 1stdrriiad no Injury to the ar
medts, by a Doty Clothes Wnshcr, and a
.Uni'varsal -Wringer. *^t r,
Sold by dealers generally, to whom lib
eral
5l«ra*d S
142a
Lake St.,
A. HASKINS, Cbn'r Bud. R. E
^rJwAtOHNo.loOT-BewiDgtrade mark -fredaric
tthertoni Co, Marion, ». Jn» manufactured by
JBJgLRatdi Oo, baa been carried by me
I a 18S7, total rariatioti from mean time be
only STO aeeonda per month.
8
certificates as t^ the^supe^ft^thsV^L Co^tehw!1"*
?an.,ChlC,go,IU^ & a S
».»
Traaa'rPaaaBiaE.K, 83 W all 8
IfAMKBa,. KIBKPATRICK.
thei*
WALTER KIRKPATRICK
A ir /, Conductor Pens. C. K. R.
a. 11. JvlNG, -,
WM.
GILES, BRO. & CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Jewelers.
a S a
Conductor P.4 K. R. E.
SEWING MACHINES.
0) I
io dltferesee IfefiP0 B*i aiioi 1
ila»-tn\da -aoa *batos! alt ^-.-..e
»-i Kit prM«ad#
lo
Tl2n44
as is
SWfjqxO fii« .Idling
& WUson
saiitwra-j
0 fctfa
'.
As usual ahead of any other
FAMILY SEWING MACHIHE
L»a ftoi in •. ..:• _• ....
In the. .markot. I was awarded the
SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
IS THE BBS! IN FAMILI VBKA
WMdi SniCH, HKM. FELL,TUCK, CORD, BIND,
Brald,QiiUtandBmbroiderbeatttifnlly.ltwinwi:hthe
oeest needleand tbead ran from perfect work: oa the
•ojJtNaiqeook.over' the heaviest bearer cloth and
°°"*tde,wlth nochangeoine»dle,threadortenslon.lt
will use coarse cotton, linen, silkani) twine. It runs
•auer faster and stiller than any other machire.
Itrormsa flat even and elastic team, differtag from
•T«"Tother atttch, each loop being TWI3TUD by
means of
E KOTATIN O HOOK,"
•nd drawing the twist into the goods, thus' securely
wsteningerery itich, so that the seam will bear to
^••tatfroquentinterrals and in that case even, toe
•e*"! is warranted not to rip in wear and under all
circumstances to "survive the washtub." Old, wom
out family gajrments,bosams,pants,dresses,Sc.,have
been submitted to Committees at fairs where was
»J»,'«*«t oompetitioo, and to thlf stitch premium!.
urns bave been awardedforits Superiority .Ourabillty,
Elasticity and Beauty.
.Apateited device prevents the possibility of the
macnine being run in the wrong direction, or the bal
ance wheelever wearing or touching the dress.
HE NEEDLE CARNOT BE SET WB0M6,
Thus avoiding thegreat trouble of othermachines.
ffo a in of Needles.
The blade of the needle is less than three fourthsof
•awphlong, and is straight.
Tht Hf*mtr and FtUar tan never be it wrong.
Any oue may adjust tham in the dark. The hem
may bopf any width. Noother hemmeror,feller
like this. It turns tho hem on the right or under sid
as/outwent ifc »W
It will uotdrop Stitches,' as the needle is always
set ngbt, the blade short aad straight, does aot vi
brate, like longer ones. They are
Manufactured vrith Mathematical Prtcition.
Hence, each part Is interchansable and can bereadlly
replaced In case of accident. I twill last a geuerstiun
if properly cared tor. None who have used itcan be
persuaded to useahy other. Theronndness.evenness
durability and ber-uty of tts stitch
WEBS NSVSBEQUtLSD,
Its Rapidity, Absolnte Stillness, aasa of motion,
narrowness and neatness ot its hem and tell ware
never approached by anvottier machls*.
ThePiwianlversallypronouneethU.bsBastr»Jai
Sewing Machine in the World. Whatever the
merits ot the other machines, it Is no disparagement
say of the WUco* AOibbsIt le worth tortamily use,
double that of any other ever ottered to the public.
It received the Gold Medal of the American Insttr
tnte-the Erst Prsmhim for
^MM BEST 8fi #1*6 MACHINE,"
at the great New Bn5laad Patr-the Vermont State
fair—the PennsylvanJaSuu Pair-tbe Indiana 8tate
fair—the Wiscoaain SUte Pair—tbe Michigan State
State Pair—and at overt
tthe Vest—making more
_w«fe.teiMmbpaUoaW
in tne same time.
BMmmth, Great Jtaflr SemtngMaO&M,
AXsVOTlBStTHa! WOHJsD.
B'.VOt '.
'atMtb''-refund the
*ey*!fiu, bnd'wilhes..to rsttsm the
re iH«ide:: »«V« 9^T
R/
AROW^N^Sea. Agent,
.arl,fca,8i^ pSftiqo^laailt St., Stew'Yorh
STJRAYEt) OR STOLEN,
Prom the nndersrgtted.'at St. Cloud,
Minn., Wor'about iSlayi 1st, on«-Brown
PONT MARE alaa one_Bsy PONT HORSE
with white stripe on aad of:his nose, ono
hind foot
saddle marks.
their.face, and are aboot eight -year
each. A reward" oi $24WfR be paid for
their return, ora libaralanp faj: fhfofma
Uon that will lead:to their^eeoasry.
white .abqva ^.{Ue ioef, -aad
irks Botu-hav/wVite stars in,
and are aboo eight-years bid
2*
mniTirAT»lsaa...
C,UJ te,
rtjj^Qpimf
^mmm
M.e^artas»MpUSeMbr«
aSeralaaaa waear the, Srm same
ata»dbjH. H. Horden. who will srttlsall
daebrsaWflrm. All who are indebted to
wfll call and settle at onoe.
PAGE
I by the
rASrlraiO^terms to Agents, da-
tof^aaprc?fflofW^',,,,t*e*,,y
CORNELL, WARD & COMINGS,
•oi ipf ana asvewt, tnieane. xu.
fj^O •iOi.a'u.iiTe.., gj
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FIBIlJ! FIRBM!!
FIRE
€X TI HO I S E
a\m \KW$Mf BV
POBTTBCB
aaaself-aetfag
P«ICB,$«.
I sets Chemical
Charges, |8
Steady fet ac
-Henin2sec
.r oads.
.By oneturn of
'-UioCraik.
Fats out barn
ing kerosene,
vanish, tur
pentine, boa
sole, Ac, Ac
BASILi CABBIBD weighs 75 pounds SIM
throws a stream ehanvd with powerful chemicals SO
*et SATES ITSCOi Vin reduced rates of insurance.
Tbe pobne are barebv cjatioard against parchaalng
Eatagmaben fearing oar device for insunta
action, from av and as§ parties hot da(y au
thorised by us to dot as Agents, on pain of immedi-
So*Ss
Manufactured and
KICBL8I0R
aan«Ba5H-BjjBssaaBH5-H-aaa«s«ssi
The Firet Division of the
St, Paul & Pacific Rdilroad!
1810. SUMMER TIME TABLE. IMS.
St. Panl, Auoka, Elk Elver, Saint
Clond and Sauk Rapids.
OOLVG NORTH.
Leare
A it
3t. fanl..
it. Cloud..
-....7 CO A.Jf.
1 2 1 5
ir a W
Fair, held at
At the late Annual. State
Rochester,
FOR SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY AND
ELEGANCE.
It is unequalled by any, surpassed by
none.
Call and see our Machines, whether yon
want "to buy or not.
,,..... OSCARFARRAIL
No. 202 Third'Street,St. Paul
MRS. JAMESJHILL
Agent at St..Cloud. Rooms at Hill's Pho
togrsph Gallery.
G«„ILB
I S
ILCOI dt
SILENT
8KWINO "MACHINB.
2 3 0 p.
7 2 5
OOAO SOUTH.
Leare St. Cload..^.~.._ 7 10 a. M. 2 1 0
ArrireSt. Pan!.....
MUM..
me-
O01NG WEST.
Leare St. Paul ,.... ..-.I!Z1.. .... 10A0 A. a
Arrive MinneapoM».. Jv..,i.«....„.„„..... 1140 a. at
OOInOBAST.
Laaro Minneapolis...
W
.. ——,WM. 230 r. M.
Arrire Bt. PauL.„....„..._7ri™~'~~ 4 45 5
ML4LW O N E -Z
Saint Pan], Delano, Litchfield and
WUlmnr.
L' 10'NO WEST.
tsars-St. Panl........
.!L "IS^T**0118 r»9W«wf*
Arrire Wilbnar...^ .............
60INOEA8T..
taata WIHmar. .,
a2, SJoaeapolis.. ......
Arrire 8t: Paul....^....., .. ..^. ..
4 08 r. 11
600 F,
Stop ror Dinner *0 IClnatca at Dcl»n».
PH5?5A5,:*T,CKm8*tt,»«»t»tJonabeS)reentar
rateaa*th.,c*r,»»t Mseoaatfrom tberegoiartraln
lt*^i.t!?fJJ,J5Sl,tgetlne,r B«SP««0h*ek«d before
tbe Train at place ot destination, most present tbe
cbZi±
•5?uk« P««e»»ionof S S S
ror tbe SaaCety of avnjr Baurcoate after its
^•'"•tf^torwbtehittachefk^itb^no
P*rtof thebsainai.of this Company to reeSra^nd
tbateffeM^8"'^ »«P«!"*lcontractia made to
0
Saperlntendent
J. H. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent
Milwaukee & St, Paul
-v '.'. ,Si'3o£
1
AU aimun aatwsav •:-r:u-,
MILWAtntMX, CHICAGO,
MINNEAPOLIS A 8T PAUL
Jto»toStOB, Faribault, HortbAsld,
Adams*a** 0
a A a
Onnnorar, Osrian)
m.MILWAUKEE PHIL O
Between StttWAP3CK«, CHICAGO aad
W a a
^t.
8 5 1
0
aocheeter, Vonntaln OHy,
w»ba«ha,
BeaoVa Ending, BedWine,
Lake City, Prescott and
^J •.• lisftsHBae,. ^.^..
".'.vfteaTreetanieltort routeIs
¥11 MILWAUKEE AND LA CROSSE.
PUKCrTASn TICKXn V'
VIA MILWAUKEE
for about and all other Point* on the lint mftktM
n'r.'r Boa&t. .^l :.••_•'•
Baaasngeragolne via Milwaukee make snre Connec
tions, Legs Changes, hare choice of seats in clean
Coaches, and on Night Trains
A MTI.L SIGHT'S BUST
Jn PalaceSleeping Cars.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,
A. V. H. CARPENTER, 8. 8. MBBBXU...
Qen'l Pass. Agent. Qen'l Manager
JL. A. IS. E 8 O 3EI E
.. 'aan
Michigan Southern R'y
BETWEEN CHICAGO and BUFFALO
All the principal Bailways of the Northwest aad
Southwest connect at Chicago with the
Great Lake Shore
These combined with elaborate and elegantly rnr
nlshert and fitted Oa mid S a
make this the most popular and desirable route be
tween-the Westand Bast.
3^r »Tmi^ ^iok«^an"^:,
Can be procured at all the principal Ticket Offices la
tiie Northwest and Southwest and at theCoatnanv's
0mces,No. 68ClarkS.reet, Chicago. ••~7~r*?V,i
CHAB. A HOM.SK,
Oen'l8up»t.. .. Qen'l VTest'n PassAgt,
Cleveland 0. •••-••".-. Chicago
.- -I'-n./ jiO.-vqr.... ••...•: ,r-4.-:r:^l
PATRONIZE
t.J
YOUR
'i .'• ii- .*:.-••
OrfJs
S 'il-,
.K'jitt.'jjti'd
JScodJeorf-fg •.
0J
xa
In exchange -We seltOM
ere^'klna.et:!
HOME
rJ $d
•v\:
MANUFACTURERS
••.-- fttti
Al.'-i ..'
r-nieW i-,v~yx sfeisoj
sioV jio ilitmB t-'iT?- k'Cjj'aooadi Tabaa
V1WF" •~¥."iij
•'...'c'F 9..L? 7i? httiqst&r. BSW soiMlod
il& no Joorfon ?rfj ir, sulns
!»few fi*ar: sT ia-shissiH .•zor.
s5: f9io^p •ns$'9%ia)If .:IVT
iOMfg?. ydi "Jo '^o* ^aimJob yo ^mtvij
E S S
Line
Running through between CHICAG
BAPID8, CIBVBLAND, BUFFAXO,
and NEW TORK without Change1
Passenger Trains on this linear* •quipped with
all modern improvements for the comfort and safety
of passengers, such as Miller's Patent Coupler and
Platform Baker A Sm.tu'a Patent Oar Heater
Creamer's Patent Safety Breaks, and Carroll's Ten
Ulators. e.-fis
D.Lunomci,
fllS'rkajm
.:
ad* *:U-as. oi briwprt ui i.izdi I
yv«aj .xstJch o« io ilu**^h a{ ims
Tf»d.io ris*!! to ^ebidai 9ti.» aro.ii hi
SPICER A CARLISLE.
tipR nnr, busts'l c-..
A 9 a a
Cloud
Vtt-B
apposite theC athojlc ehnreh.
7 a 1 111i ••... •'. A .g
ii A
Sold by the Trade Generally
A Liberal IHseoont to Dealers
aOO.OOOraurat^iedtateTJ.a.esnrerameat
»50,000 Kmronieaa eevrermaaeBts
Army, Navy, Belt, Police and Pocket a W
Bei^e^araWestVoeket Pirtol aad BISe Osaee
using Metal': Cartridge. Breath kadtag
I BEMIIfiTilr 8058, IMtKt
Books lor Parmer* A Stock BreoAaia
Bound volumes of the American fltaok
Journal for 1*68 donttitt a r«M*rgo dou
ble oolamn pages, postpaid for $1 50
Bound volunrsi of the Antericaa Stock
Karu, Tice-Pres I Joarnal for 1809 containing 864 pages. Seat
^.atlrlrm*.'. aha.I: seatpost |alc A
T^H^aT^d^^nal i'
nreSa^aVeeSsVatosXA/% wad*
He wVo\^W.?a.^a^ail jUSa. ^4
aMraaafbr i. SljSS
AseaU wanted, to whomliberal ladaussiats wttl
be easredAadreaa
M. t. norm a oo.jjeanehers.
ParaarsearfcOheaSsrOa, fa
St. Octwl, Minn, Anput 8,1870.
C#mplmint barring leen entered at this office by
.T»h«no« O.SoJor mrtCb»rie« W.Dunefor•baadon
ins bin Homeetead Entry Ko. 1«18, datedJalyU, IMS,
»'lou tbe »w i4 eectioB Zi, townoijip 122,range a«,iu
MuEoi'iraliacodutjr, Mlunesots, wiib a I IV to tbe
*ncella jou of (aid entry: tbeeaid pirtieeare beret/-,
sumrnnuad to appear at this office oo the27m DAT
OiC 8KP CKMOEB, 1S70. at 10 o'clock iu the forenoon to
t*i«tii. a•» iarni»iiteerimony coneerringtafd alleged
alaaiiomt- t. O. A. OILMAN, BegfeUr.
aogll-e.. Mf^"l.^?^^^,
NOTICE—C.
office un tbe
•ntbefctiu)
..M... 12 00 M. 7 00
a I SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
a a in a
oomanasr.
Laaye Delano— ^..—^^..^....j SOO a.
MinnaapoHa..... ,.„„„ .„ 7 60
ArrireSt.Panl..........M„ 848
OOINO fKST.
Leare St, Paul. ..... ...., ....^-...,....^.— 500 ».«
Minneapolfa....„—„... a 45
Arrive Delano ,t „, ...„ 726
aeut-
McCLCkE. Beeriver.—i—«
S. LAJTD OFFICE,
St. Cioud, Minn., Angokt 1, 1870.
Complaint Laving beeu entered attliie olBte by
Hana P. Jensenagaiu«t EdwardR.i.j» furabanaob
mg bin beciai ai. Statement fto.'^S^S, dated De
cember 24,18S9,niMn tbe *Mvm\^ section 18, town
ship 1/7 rajigc. at), ta U.rriMB cennty, MinurtOt 1,
witbariew to tbe cancellation ot «nt'ryt tne
•e l*a-eb/ auuiioooeii to appear at this
DAY OV SEPIi 1870, at 10 «'dut
eeramsaaidallegedabandonment.
.n tbe fctiuoon torespond aMfen
ed
«*r
C. A. OlLSLaJT, RegUter
I C. McCLUJU,a*ceiT«
MUX10*-U.«.LAM1 OJfflCJS,
}S SL Cloud, JiiBDu, July lg, 1870.
.Complabata*ria«beMa entered at tbii ofliee by Alex
ander naKaaam a«aiaMji«Bjaaibi EEacUlff fur
abandoning bla Mtaneawatf SJutry Bo. 432, dated
BoTrtnber 24th, lbftS, aaen tbe Lou a and 4.
atctiun 32, townsbip Vet, range 25, Jn V» right
county, Minnesota, with a riew to tbe canceUatiwii of
said entry -. tbe said parties are hereby sumiouiied
tf appear at tbbs office on the Or* DAY SKPT£M
BKb% 1S70, at 11 o'cl.Jck in forenoon to respond and
farnuh. testimony concerning said allegtU abaudon-
0. A. OILMAB, Brgbner,
joly21-6wi T-X jl£CMIJU«,aaceiTe:-.'
XTOXICB.—0. B. LANll OPflCH,
XI St. Cloud, Minn., Joi/ 21,1870.
Complmrthaving,U en entered at this office by
11868, anon the Be J£ aecuon M, township US.
BtagaSa, in Todd county, Minnesota, wiUl riew
fo tnd cancellation «r said aetry: ths aaa*partiea an
Seiaby-sBmasoaed to appear at ibis vffite on ih^ Lira
DAK UF SkKTaMSBBTi«0, at lo o'clock.. th*
aooa, to respond aodlsisi taatbaamy coacerainx
said alleged atmndonmtat.
jnlr-*6wll
5
8 46*.»i
-~«. 948
...... 6 00 r. av
C. A. GILMAB, BagU^r
T.C.atat!LVaK.K«ceTer:
CE.-U. B. LA»n '.—
St.' Clond,: Minn., August 24, 1870.
CompUint baring been entered at this eaVe by
As*akTboaMmasettssainatQandar-Helgernonfcraban
0oniugbi«leclaratuiy»i«teBientNo.ittd Oct.
SO, l»o8. upon tbe ne I4 section 18, towastaip 1*1.
range 36, in Monongalia,county,-Minnesota, with
a stew to tbe caneetlatjou ot said entry: tbe said
parties, are hereby summoned to appearat this office
011 the S DAY Oi OCTOSJCK, 1870, at exlock
in the forenoon to responaano furnish testimonr con-.
cerning saidaliegedabandonmeut.
C. A. OILMAN, EegUter,
aug26-6wl T. C. McCLUiUi, Ktceiver
\JOTICK.—U. 8. LAND OFFICE,.
.1 St. Cloud, iliuu., August 28,1870.
wouipbtiutbaringbeenentesedattiasofficeby Marcus
P. 'frisk agains. GeurgeOakee fair atwjkiuaing ids
Declaratory Statement So. 40U, dated May 27,1S7U
upon tbe sw section 8, tuwhsnip lib, ranee
30, in Stearns County, Minnesota, -with a riew to
the cancellation of said entry .-the said parties are
Hereby summoned to appear at this office om tbe 7IH
DAK OF O01OBBE, 1870, at 10 o'clock in tbe
lorenoonto respond bed furaiah toatbuoay concerning
aaidaUagedabaadonB it.
ang2»Sw| I. C.aoULUEE. jgairar
NOnCaV-OCloud,
8.LAND ORuiit .'"'.'
St. Minn., July 22,1870/
Complaint baring been amend at this office by
Michael Hearing
D—•—
abandoning bis 1'
10,1866, nponl
township US, range «,'~ln"8tearns County:
Minnesota, with a riew to the cancellation of said
entry: tha Wm parties are hereby snauaonedto
Bpuearat this UBceon the 16TH DAY OFSBPTBMBKB
1870, at 10 o'clock iu tho lorenoon turespendaod
fOrnish UsUmoay concerning said alleged abandoa
ment. C. A. OILMAN, Beguter.
Jnnly28-8w| I. C. MoCLUBB. Beceirer
MORTOAQESALsV-WHEKEASDETAOLeepeld-SHAmortnHecertaiafSeorgoyebdroaditiouedeliverethdaiaaedmadnexecutebee
CHIEH.e,
gag
Eid Mortgagor, to Michael rpdansr, MortgaVee
dated Jane 1'ith, A. BL. 1-09, and recorded ialbe
oflce of the Jaglater of Deads Bar fllssiss eauaty,
payawatc
promissory note executed aad delivered by the said
order of said -fiff*—f TfTimrr. mwt laajsi. haajlii.
even date with said martgage, for the sum of One
HundredandFifty dollars'with Interest, payable one
yearfromdata, aadoa which netsaad mortga ,e tbeie
claimed to be due, and is dae, at tbe date hereof,
One Hundred and Sixty-one and SHOO Dollars, aad
no action or proeediag 1 aving been Instituted at law
orotherwise tq recover taw debt ao secures by said
mortgage or any parttheveoC -tmm
rberaforeroUpeis batoby giventhatby virtue Oi the
F^verofsaleooitalnediDsaidiaortgagejaadparsuant
to the iUtute in such eases made and provided, said
mortgagewill be foreclosed bythesale ef the mortgat
ed piemises, to Wit: The south-ballof the SpuCt-west
quarUi,thecorth-.wes. quai tei.ol the socJt-westquar
ter and thb sdj^j-weet quarter of the north-wut
quarter of section No. iour,(4J in towor*up number
one hundred and twenty-five, (125,) range thirty
three, (38.) West, and situated ia Staaiw county
In the State of Minnesota, or so much thereof as
majy be necessary at jr bilce vendue,, by the Sheriff
or so much thereof as
necessary at oU vendue by the Sherif
of said Ftears* county, at the iro.it door of the
Court House, ia the ci.y of Saint Cloud, in said
Stearna county, upon the »A OP ATJGTJET,
A. D. 1870, at2 o'clock in the afternoon of that
day!,dsa
to satisfy the amount which shall then be due on
Dole and mortgage, the costs of fb -ecloeure aad the
rr. tber sum of Twenty-fiTe dollars in said mortgage
covenanted and agreed to be paid as an attorney fee
inc v»e of the force oaeare thereof, ia addition to all
sums and costs allowed in that behalf by lavr.
TH08. C. AIDEN,
.. Shariffof Steams Co, Minnssota.
MICHAEL O'CONNEB, Mortgagee.
I. W. OoLLnrs, Att*y.
DatedJuly 18th. A. 1870. jIyl»-7v
pOOLEYV
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Tbe quantity required for use a from one-fimrth to
one-half less an other Baking Powders.
Sold by Grocers throughout the United States.
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The State of Minnesota, to the above named De
fendant: "•-f7,a*'I enu ,i.n -5
tne complaint In this actionwhich has been
theClerk of the Court aforesaid aadto
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sy eaye asVr the-serrice of this smm-nons
exclusive of Oie day of sucb service, snd if
on tafl to answer UeaaidcMapbUat wtahin tbe time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will applytothe
Ooort for the relief demanded iaaaM Osatplaint.
BDWAltD 0. HAML'N,
aug4-7w Plaintiff's Attomev, St. Cloud. Minn.
Dated St. Cloud,Mlaan SKh July, a 1870.
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WASBTBOTOB, July 16th,
Conrreeshavingprovidedhy^
Act1670.
approvedJ
Jfnae 17, Inae 80, and Jnlj 11,1870,for the
re-issueevery Ave years of Artificial Limbs,
o? the value thereof in money, to officers,
soldiers, seamen and marines, Who have
'ost limbe in the eervioe of tha Cuited
States, the following instraottoas are pub
lished for ths benefit of, those interested.
j. Applications should be' mads direct to
the Surgeon General, from whose office the
necessary blanks will WTarnithed on re
quest.
•Vpon applications far limbs in kind, or
ders will be given by the Surgeon General,
upon rny mariu'Vctrrer selected, who shall
first have filed a bond in the sum of Five
TboosAad Dollars, vrith sai e,tiea,.to furnish
^j good andsslis»ct«ryJimbs, irithouCextra
chnrge tb'the SoWfer, rBd ttakW good all
defects of material or workmanshipwithout
additional charge, subject in, all cases to
the inspection ef such jpanans as the Sur
geon General may designate.
Blank ferine af heads wttl be furnish td
by this Offioa.s-.fj ,, *QJTtfK,,. „.
TraasaortatioautaandJBBWtliaplaea of
fitting the limb win also be furnished upon
written reqoest addreese* tathe 8urgeon
ra
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Applieatioas for commutation, will be
certified by U»e 8urgeon General, and trans
mittedto the Commiasioner of Pensions
for payment, through the local pension
iagentir. ^-. ^i:u
Asfdttinslraotionswaibe forwarded from
this Qffice with a, blank form of »PP|J~r
tion—tbe experw ot employiag sa Attor-
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