The St. Cloud journal. [volume], March 06, 1873, Image 4

About The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876

Image provided by: Minnesota Historical Society; Saint Paul, MN

                
E
O I
Prof Vqaltfk^thtM expl.io* th« no
tioa of oloter i» increasing tk« t«rtilit
qu.inied with tha subject mast hive
MOD that th« hwfc oroj* of wheat ar.
produced by bViag pnttwedid by crop
ofolover grown t'roa. need. I hav.
«a« to tha ouaaunaiua thai ttta wt\
ir iiuaouut
auotml aunara ii brought withiu
raaohcftha cow crop, wh?oh oth«f
WJM would tvmain ia a look-up oa«di
aiitanca, which, 00 decomj ocitioo ut
tha do»p| tpoto a a
abaoainoe ct ammonia. ID tenlity the
growing of do?er is eputY-leni, tc a
great extent, to manufacturing with
Peruvian guanoj and in thia paper ol
nine I ahow that jou obtain a largt»
quantity of manure than in the largest
doee of Peruviao guano wbieh a farm
er would ever think of apolyiug.
O W O A N A O A 8 I
tme* writes the N
Y. Tribune: The the bind wheela
a wagon, with the reach ia take a
ladder about ten feet long let one end
extend about two feet out behind tlv
wbeelf.j-fie-jt with a rope to the axle
tree and reach back the wheels up
tha butchering platform, draw the h«.t
aa to tha ladder, head foremost, lettn-u
tbwtopar^ofthrhog waoh a far
back aa tha ends of the ladder, and let
tiBf^he hag tie on 'fete -bfcok than
wheel him to the haagiag-pole, lowei
the end of the reach, letting hia legs
go aabh aide of the haoging pole, put
ting tha other end of the gambrel in
its proper place raise up the forward
and of the reach, letting the bog slid.
down tha ladder
4
remote' the wheel*,
and you wilt find thai the thing ii doo«
with vwr^Uttlilitflwp. J* 7
aw
OKCAY O FRUITS.
Tha rapidity with which fruits d.
cay after they have ripened i» owing fc
the development ot certain fungi. Ot
one of thete, the well-known mildew
Mucor stoloniftr, Wyville Thomson,
saya'f This species is often fouod 00
juisy fruits, covering tbim with white
wooly patohes scattered over with
small black heads, and producing a
very rapid putrefaction beneath the
surface-of the fruit: A number of del
icate brauoniog filaments, which are
easily distinguished from those ol some
nearly allu forms by their long aim
pie tubes without partitions. Thtse
delicate filamentous tube*, which are
the parts first to appear and fiow the
basis, as it were, of the fungus, aie
called the Mycelium, and are fou'id in
almost all, fungi. Scribners for
March.
—Ail lovers ot flowers mu»t remem
ber, that one blossom allowed to mature
or "go to seed'' injures the plant more
than a doten new bud?. Cut your
fiowevs than, all of them, befon th.
begin to fade. Adorn your rooms »ifn
them put' them no your table* sf 0
bouquets to your friends who
no fljwerg or exoh^ngo favors with
those who hate. YUJ will »uri fiur*
that the more you out off the more vou
will have. All rosea altnr th«y have
ceased to bloom should be out back,
that the strength of the root may go to
forming new roots for next year. Oo
bushes not a seed should be allowed to
mature —ScribheVii for March.
ANECDOTES JOHN BUN AN
To pass away the gjoumy hur« in pris
on, Banyan took a rail out ot the ool
belonging to his cell, and with his
knifa, fashicned it into a flute. The
keeper bearing the music, followed the
sound to Bunyan'a cell, but while he
was unlocking the door the iugeuious
prisoner placed tLe rail in the stool, so
that the searchers were unable to ao!v«
tha mystery nor during the reiaabdtr
of Buayan's residence in the j.til, did
they discover how the music had been
produced. In sn old account of Bed
ford there is an equally good anecdote,
to the effect that a Quaker called upon
fiunyan io jail, one day, with what he
professed to be a message Irom tht*
Lord. "After searching for the**,"
said h«, "in half the jails in England, I
am glad to have found thee at last."
"If tha Lord sent thee," said: Banyan,
sarcastically, "you would not have
Beaded to take so much trouble to find
eat, for knows 1 bave been in
Bedford jail these serao years past
NOBLE SELF-SACRIFICE. A Bos
ion paper says: On* seldom hears ot
a afore disieterested sacrifice than that
wbieh we are now about to relate. A
friend of ours called, the other Sunday,
on a gentleman in BoyTaton street, who
insisted that be should Slay to dine.
Just as tbty were going to the dining
'room, the boot palled his hsndkerohi*
from his pocket, and with it came his
tobseco-biix His good" v/ife looked io
dignaot and the husband locked per
plexed. Perceiving the dilema in
which the ehewer-without-his-aif
knowledge found himself, the guest,
quiak aa thought, picked up the box
and said: "Wall, there's my tobacco
box! Where did yea find it Th
lady looked relieved, the gentleman
breathed sigh of gratitude, and all
went wall,' but subsequently the host
told his guest that his wife said, alter
dinner, "I always liked Mr. W-, but
ha has fallen fifty par cent in my esti
nation since I ascertained that be
chews tobaoco.
^Napoleon. Ill* fooled away some
of his last pracioua moments by mak
ing a will that regulates the order of
sacceSsicn to the Frenoa throne. Nu
poleoa may «»will/' but the question is
wUlthapeopls'Wi" ,T.he history of
tha French throne ahould have taught
him that tha throne is not fixed by a
oodioiL
—-William A. Bi^ournev, who claim*
ad to be a SOD of M-s Sigoum-y, the
poetess, was fined for petty larceny in
.afeSa.lui .a.Viiv
I
WomKN
iit can woman dor Behold her
worka of charity and uaaevolenoe scat
ter^d over 411 the earthy wide oircum
ference.
J£&«
"can do anything she
pleases, provided she has her own way
she o»n set the whole world by th
ears, and the men at their wjl's eo^.
md what has aha not done Ask the
tueraSle shade* of Wesley and Wash
ut't n, afcd umdara bi«t»iy, and th«
ill answer by pointing to the homes
of childhood.
of row «herish
hir aa you Would a fovorite jlant, and
tioa of tha sail. Tha ahwer plants ahe.beo.omaa ?ai»-aad proud, and Way.
S W .waraeOSBag^mputaa and fandee
and manafaothra it into their own sub
wiog ig 808MUU,r
her songs' are
like the mocking bird's, her step that
Off fiityi, Ber Eiia ai.:onangeble as the
mton, and her heart a trifler—the,fra
grance of a rose distresses ber, a teph
vr'e kiss aoyoys her, she puuta at a
-ord or look, and is ready to laiot in
the sua, or trie dew, or the rain, or the
»iud,but touch hor ohetsk or dally with
her tresses
But let sickness visit her home and
lay its besvy impress upon those she
loves, and in a moment she is a" ahang
"l beingT "He'wfi'ole form dilates with
he pt-nt-up fires of ber affeotioos,
-trutrgling to get fr.ee, her heart be
ci mes firm, and she is girded for the
*ork assigned her not a murmur es
caped beVftps fiplace ier by the side
•t the dyinjf an the detd and she is
the ssme godlike being. When the
tearful pestilence is raging, and strong
men tremble before the sweep of its in
visible power, aha trows stronger in
her purr, oses of m*roy, aud with un
flinching fortitude bares ber breast
md ber brow alike to 'he pitilena ele
ments, to the pestilential air of a hos
pital or the steady dew-damp of a den-
When her own time comes, she
meets the monster death 'With a smile
of resignation, quietly yielding up her
sweet spirit to .d, without a murmur
oi a siitb.
E S E 1 O A N O
This little s-nteooe should .b writ
ten oo every heart, and stamped on ev
ery memory It thould be the golden
rule pr eticed nt only in every house
hold, bat throughout the world. By
helping one another, we not only re
move thorns from the pethway and
inxiety from the mind, but we feel a'
seuse of pleasure in our own hearts,
knowine we are doing a duty to a fel
low Creature. A helping hard or an
euc niraging word is oo le-s to us, yet
ii is a beoefit to others. Who has not
felt the pywer of this little sentence
Who bus not needed the encourage
ment and id a kind friend? S
soothing, when perpl-xed with some
ta»k that is msteiious and burdensome,
to feel a gentle hand oo the shoulder,
kind voice abispering, "Do "nut be
discouragt I st your titnbles, let
me help you What s'rength is in
-fiind I »h»t hope created I what sweet
gratitude is felt! aud the great difficulty
is dissolved as dew beneath the sun
shine. Yis, let us help one another
eiid»»vt ing streng ben and en-
0 rag« 'h «e k, lilt ih burden
01 ti-.iu 'hi- weary &i,d oppressed,
that h\c may ghdft swei-rly on, ^nd the
fnutit ol bittiruts's yieM swiet, waters
and lie whooe willing haul is ever
reudv to aid us will reward i.ur hu uble
•oideavors, and every nd deed will be
as brend cast upon the Waters, to re
turn alter many days, it not to us, to
those we lv».
—Alieady, since the hetfinning of
January, have been reported the wreck
•if sixteen ships, twenty steamers, four
teen burKs, twelve brigs, and iwanty
nine schooners.
—A Ricl'tu ind uiun carried home a
photograph of an aottes» which he Lad
drawn in a littery, and bis wife put
out one of bis eyes under the impres
sion that it was a local affair.
A Mrs. Clark**, a passenger in the
steamship Cuba, which arrived at New
York recently, sold b«r sm, five yean,
ot atre, for ei«bt bottles of porter. The
lit ti'- fellow atftrt. a the buyers,
Mr. sod Mrs Farmer, tor Ohio.
aw
—The octojiciarido Guiz it is sbs
lutely bringing out another book The
"Ubjt'Ct is
ai
Monarchy, Imuerialism an
Kepublicaoism." This veteran st tes
man and author entered on his 86th
year latt October. Ue has seen three
monarchies, two empires and three re
publics.
«—. ai
—Quinine is found to possess, in a
very marked d-gree, the power of pre
venting crti forms ot decomposition,
and of checking putrelacation and alco
holic fermentation. Kerr Binz be
lieves, from his recent researches, that
it is capable ot arresting putretaoatinn
ia the blond.
—On the itauipage.—«' Will you have
a daily Sun said a newsboy to Mr«.
Partington "Will I have a daily son
Why, you little scapegrace! How
da-e you insinuate against a lone wo
rn in No, indved, won't have a daily
son. My poor dear huiband used to
oiuiplali when I presented him with
yearly son. A daily son^ Indeed!
Begone you upsi.rt imp
.--^- ei
—Salmon eggs to tha number of
750,000 were recently shipped from
Bremen to this country.. Two-thirds of
theic area preseat from the German
Government, and they will be distrib
uted by the Sn.Mifionian Institution ta
the various fi.-h-bieediog esablisk
ments in tbe countff.'*'-
—One Danbury m^u is quite confi
dent Mr. Colfax did tot receive vl/200
a the Credit ^obilpr mooev "because
he so strenuous for an investigation.
This reminds of an incident. Some
y»»ur# ago a gentleman lost a valuable
New Foundland dog. He suspected a
neighbor of stesliug it, and charged
hioi wi'h the theft. The man wa* quiet
indignat. He said, "You are mistaken
Sir I did not take your dog. If yen
think I have got your dog, you on
search me," at the same time holding:
up his arms to facilitate the operation.
Tbe owner of the dog was affected to
$m
Will for the aext NINETY
8HA
Pebruary «th, 1818.
Will fortbe next 90 days olose out at Wholesale andEe
tail for GASH ONLY, about 1,000 pieces Dress
Goods, at 50c to the Dollar of their value.
OATH
C.A-T
Will for the next 90 days oil
ONLY, about 6 0 0
PO
9
THE INtKlUObEAirV
THE KEPOBLICAN PAPER FOR 1878.
Encouraged by the Javor witi w/iiok the
Inter Ocean haa baettrefteived,' the *Mf*i
etor has enlarged it to a
TEN COLUMN KOLIO PAPER.
Forty Large Columns of Reading MatUr.
Ia the future, asia the past, the later
Ooeau will ooniiaue the atauaeh MvoaaUJI
of the principles of the RspubUoen^BsHy?
During the political campaign just closed
ii won position as
IN TUB HosrawasT.
And this position it will endeavor to maa
taiu. O/vrffV «-.•-'•:
The Ioter-Ocaaa wilLeeatiane to 4M- the
Organ of the people ia the lergeet sense of
the word insisting upon the preservatien
of the rights of the many aa against the
few, To this end it will maintain an un
ceasing warfare against the abuses and ex
tortions or all chartered monopolies, and
not ai tempting te destroy the just rights of
auy, but deieimiBed to brin* every spec
ial priflege granted rjy legislative act aa
der sontrpl of the power that eonferred it,
believing th.it the publio ouneoienee is tha
true euurt of final resort in all questions
affecting the relations of corporations and
toe people,
In literature, general news, foreign aad
domestic orrrespoadenee, local matters, and
ivll that goes to make a first class
COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY NEWS-
PAPER.
It does not intend to be excelled by any
publication In tha country.
THK C0M««aCUL DSrAaTMBBT.
Will be conducted'Wit*^great care, aad
everything possible will be-done to make
the Market Reports such aa the farmers
and businessmen of the Northwest can re
ly upon.
I AGKIGULTURAX DBPAETMBHT
•rill be carefully eaited by a gentleman of
ability and experience.
The religious and moral character will be
guarded with especial care, and nothing
will be admitted- into its columns, either
as advertisements or reading matter, im
propper forthe family circle.
THE DAILY IBTER-OCEAN
Is published «very day iu the week (Sun
days excepted.)
Py mail (in advance) per year $12 00
six months 6 00
per quarter S 00
Daily every other day three times per
week per year 6 00
Paper for Sunday $2 00 extra.
THE WEEKLY INTER-OCEAN
Now goes to more than 3,000 postoffioos,
distributed over forty-five States. .Territo
ries and provenoes aad we solicit subscrip
tions from all parts of the eountry.
While the Inter-Oewan will especially
represent the great iateras's ef tbe North- -'Mil
west, it ia the Intention to make it aNation
al Newspaper, one that will be found in
teresting and useful to Amerieana ha every
art of the globe:
Terms of snbsoription.
Single copy one year S*4i fl 60
Four eepiee a di a 00
Ten copies 12 00
Twenty copies 20 00
Sueoial arrangements made withcountiy
publishers for olubbing with their publi
cations. Sample copies free. Money can
be seat bj draft, money order, expreoa, or
registered letter, at bur risk. Address
A Serial Story by Dr. Holland. Ntw
Story by Saxe Holm. A' Story from
Brei Harte. Brilliant Array of Contrib
utort Clarence Cook on Furniture and
Decoration. JR. B. Stoddard on Authors,
There will be a new story bjr Saxe Holm,
The«»ne Legged Dancers.
Bi et Harte the best writer ef short stor
ies now living, will contribute a ohareeter,
iatic story, entitled the Epic of Fiddletowr*
wbieh will be illustrated by Sheppard.
H. Stoddard will write a'series of aa
tenaming papers about Authors, their
Personal Characteristics, 'Heme Life,
Families, Friends, Whims, and Ways. A
series of Portraits of Living Amerioia
Writer., is also promised.
Clarence Cook will write about Furni
tur«, ani the Decoration ef American
Homes. These papers will be eminently
practical as well as artistic, and will be
'illustrated with designs aad sketches by
numerous artists in addition to- those
which the writer himself will furnish A
Among those who will contribute are:
Hans Andersen, Bryant, BushneU, Eg
glesion, Freude, Higginson, Bishop Hun
ting on, Bret.Harte, John Hay, H.' H.,
Masdonald, Mitchell, Miss Phelps, Sted
man, Stockton, Stoddard, Celia Taaxteir,
Warner, Wilkinson Sirs. Whitney, be
ides a host of others. j"
The editorial control and direction of the
Magazine will remain in tbe bands of Dr.
Holland, who will continue to write "The
Topics of tha Time," which the N. 7. Inde
pendent says "are more widely quotsd than
any similar papers in any American maga
zine." ,.. -j,.
Watson Oilder will write "The Old Cabi
aet," as hitherto. Prof. John C. Draper
conducts the Department of ••Mature and
Science." The departments of ••Home
and Society" and "Culture and Progress,".
will engage the contributions ef mora than
a score of pens on both sides of the Atlan
tic. Tbe Watchman and Reflector says that
•'Seribneft Monthly for September i* better
than usual, which indicates a needless
waste of editorial brains and publisher's
money, forthe magazine was good eaougb
before And yet the publishers promise
to make it still betterfor the oomiag year 1
The subscription pries is jM.00 a yearr
with special rates to clergymen, teaehera,
and postmasters. \l
Ex^*wMwj
mdacsmsata axe^aa^eed
to aew subscribers: For $660 the pub
Usliers will send, orany bookseller or news
dealer will supply..the magaaiae far eaa.'
year, and the twelve numbers af vole.. it
and IV., containing the beginning of Mrs.
Oliphant's 8eiial, ''At file Qatea for
7.50, the. Magazine for one year, and the
back numbers from the bsgianiag, fer
10.50, the Magazine for one year, and tbe
24 back nambers bound (4 TOIS.) onargea
on bound TOIS. paid. This will give'near
ly 6.000 pages of the choicest reading,
with tht. finest illustrations, for $10 60, or
nearly 600 pages for a dollar and will -ear
able every subscriber to obtain tbe series
from the first. Speoial terms to dealers,
clergymen and teachers..
ATI ERBURY, BAKER I CO,,
Chandeliers nsicl**"
Slate Mantles and
STOVES, RANGES AND gjvuwa
PLUMBIHO AID STEAM FOTOf,
E & CO.
a eat FOB CA8B ONLY, about t,fM
to 76 on the dollar.
O & SC O O
aut, at Wholesale and Retail, for CASH
of Plata and Fanoy 1*688 Silks
from 50 O UTI^* petjard. UREAT BARGAINS.
oitmeSinnP^ O
Will for the next 90 days elasetat at inriaaale aad letall, far CASH OsTLT, the*
entire ateek of Dry feiuVgMiJ&redaoe prices, as we wisk te take
•a little of our preseat attMlcBfe ear aew store when roweve as we eaa
iW A re Crlviasx at BararaUnai. uu
A A E 4c OO. ,:
THS Liaaua ,-^-
REPUBLICAN PAPER
ETVTNG
S
INTER-OCEAN,
16 Congress St., Chicago.
SCRIBNER'3 MONTHLY.
f«M8
W AD VKRTI8KUENT8.
STONR
His woadarfal dueoverias aad thrilling adveataMe,
Seeing SS years la the wildeof Africa, aad remrrec
ttea by the daring STANIJSBT. Over 000 pages,
heeatlmlly Illaatratod, only 99.50. Selluig Uke
wlld-Sr*. Write te iXTRA Urnu. or. If you with
to begin atoaeesead $1 fereatSt.
VALLST rua.00^0bicago,lu.
LARGEST OBwAH ISTAIU8HJl«Mf
g-,..-. in the world
1 1 iMW^XXIXHSITI fAOTOBIXS,
J. ESTEY & COMPANY,
Battlebero, Tenaeat, U. 8. A, \'",
Estet^Cotlap flrps,
The latest aad beet Iranrovnuati. Xrerythlag that
ie new aad aerel The haSiag i*»roY«MM» av
ergaas were latrodaceS first la Uut etUbllihajeat
aSTABUSUXD IH IIW
BeadfcrUlaetrated eatalegae.
White & Black Threads.
Are soft iaishtd, without the use of any
eotaeaaoe whatever te preduee aa ar
tiljial glees, thereby preerrtagths
eaaeriorstr««gth of six eord
thread. The aew slsade of
Uaak has a stikaa
warraated aiz-eerd to 100 Inclusive.
FOR SAL! BT AU.UlTtrOaDS DIAXIBS-
ABK FQTr tf.^OSlW BtACK,
^aV.i'tfer'ia^dae^
Te yareeaeaatagSeirleaaryate—iBnglMi
PATBRT Atrroufi
.....Trs-ii -w r-i-ata^Ieliary'^^ *•*'-'fc?
Steam En^Lae Gerernors
ar*th*beiita*ttee. Bead fcr cireolar.
BOW8A.fl.dcCUM Vert W I
Agents I A Rare Chance!
W* #til pay all agent*' $40 a«r we»k ttt eaiCh who
will CBgttge wah as aSaae*. S¥«rTthug AamUhed
and expeoMM said. Adrtrew
3
rf Mto I
»«B-»Ut've aot af Mareh
IS. 1SI1, the craatae* new maa.eace the Thtrel
jibM if throenetry will edd
At Ufa Oencejrt~a» Sort mariyej Ul«at that be
»1HU» IMlSttr eainreacr Wtl|!»*-drjtril»hted
by lotto the ticket- holder*, iia follow*:
Oae anmdCath Oitt, *l*
a
Oa« Grand Cash, Gift,
One GraorOaaa Gift.
Oae Oraad Cash OiJt,
On* Grand CMh Gift
OaeGraadCaah Gift,
24 Caah Gift* of $1,000 each,
6S uaahOlftaef 6*J
80 Caah Oin* ol 400
loocaeaaifuof sen
160 Caah Qifu ef 300,
600 OaabGlfU of 1W
9,000 Caah Sit of
HXW
EXTBAORDINART INDUCBMH
BSCBIBBBS
500 Pagea lot fl.Oo I AM., «Ve.»
The Publishers of Scrtbner'e Monthly, la
heir Prospectus just is»ued,promise for the
ensuing ,ear a more brilliant array of eon
tributors, and an increase in the varltty
and beauty of iu illustrations, already sen
ceded by the critics to be "iner than any
which have hitherto appeared in any
ican magazine." lly
fggg*.
null
.•••-
^^T^OOtJtTBK 00 .Charlotte, atlea.
S IN CASH made from $l. Agenta, of «Mh
wDI-* er MX. jonng or old, make more money at
tbtt basinew then et enythief •(•». will esad
14 lamplM [pout paid] for one dollar that salb eaiek
for-|14. how tribe your chance. Adarcia J,W*
LOCCKd .t 0 0 -UlUBaVMo, Mich, si I
4!K "to 4!Ofi pW'da*! AgitaU wanted I All
-PO
to
tPdSU ela-eeiof werktnc people, of eita.
a old, Aakeawnmeaera. work fcr
Mi-\ 0. STIMSOM. a Co.. Pontaad. HJUM.
I, ii-Kiisiaj.ia
THE16E*
$100,000
60.000
25,000
20,000
10,000
6,000
34,000
26,000
3-.000
30,000
80,00
60,000
90,000
aUaufaeturarof
MOULDINGS CASINGS,
Total, 10^eVCMAraU.C»Sb. SSOO^UO A A E I S
JhwjaV-ttoharter thta ltanifieent Concert,
laadgdTMMaa*Jh*»tf ealy will he Iseaed,
pertiea ef whkh are already *old.
tieketa. $10 HaWaa, $» and Quarter*,
"fc2f »o dla
onleaathanaiOOordars. v,.„
2 ii S •tfWWtste fir preewts
taw.lano.ee.«f Wealth or morelike
aatf.fac.orr rwolta. Th* ol-
teprolhicea
Dr. Holland, the Editor, will write the jeefeftkfcfigrander
serial story ef the year, which will be an
tobiograpbical in i'orm, and wilr be illus
trated by Misa Hillock. It io eatitled
trtbur fionnicaaUe, and will deal with
some of the most difficult problems of
American Life It will he eommenoed ia
the November Number.
.Jtul-jrS- gsZxdC
kethe
to a taoreaich aadar.
^*.?r**f ¥3W ^a-^pOw^tftat ap
[^2SallSr«|g^
.TlMBiirn, iveoft.
W.a.eLaJMJUfaN.
tAAMjaai' a itaetuv
aeady«9»ay*,-ae«ah^evaVafar
6l«»«Ws.-..-3rSfmBIti I'
M» ..-i-o,U3 XMJSXI'
fc*A4.__
mWmWSSum^mitm
j" '_•* •»)aw-v---atg^cJMtttf
.'sev3. aW
.- •.. ii
ylii «U9« Bl *«*aW* it«S B'WiTO
:1"»IBST-«|*rt* f- l'«JKl
mt A
iiJ iw- ,i":-.oi j-
ABB MAD* SOLWat liy *HB
BlsalWiDa^^
aiiL
SCRIBNER ft CO.,
664. Broadway, N.
Than aa?ntata-ef the same attaa.
^gjajajgaaaaga nag V-T afjna-i
Qft| A»D OPPJtaAtj 1
WlhDOW a lTKAMat
INfllDIaan OUTSIDE BLINDS,
COHrfTClB, "fiTOKB DOORS
BASE, PRIMED AND
3
AOKNTI WANTE I AUT AT OSTCaT.
The people waeij ahere are eager to bay the ouljr
aateaaMMiopai»UttliUterrer
GLAZED SASH, &o., Ac,
FLAKING, RB-8AWIia. SCROLL SAW
ING ANO JOB WORK of
every dasir.ption
.done or
-der.
DRESS-
ED FLOORING,
SIDING. PICKITS and
LUMBER ripped to bills, for sale.
All orders by mail prompt
ly attended to.
A llberaDlscount to Dealers
Office and Factory on Washington ave
aue, next door to the Bridge, 81. Cloud,
Minnesota,
Ut.Clond.May 26th. 1869. ATI n45
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
Caff DRITi STORE
S. MARLATT^
_" 1 A I
Brmxs .Medicines .Chemicals
?AK0Y AND TOILET
ABTIOLF.S
SPONGES,
Brushes Perfumery &c.
Kerosene or Uo*l
OIL A N LAMPS
Physieian'sTreacripf ions earernllyoeau
pouaded, and order. uswered with dare
anddispateh.
Former* and Phytieiant from the country
will find our Stock of Medicine* complete
Warranted genuine, andof the but quality
The"only reliable giit^disiribuiion in the
couniry
$100,000 00
To be dtstrit uied iu
L. D. SINE'S
40111 SBMI.ANMIAL
Gift Enterprise
Ta be Drawn Monday. Mar. M4, 1873.
ONE GRAND CAPITALS OP
$10,000 in GOED.
riTerrlies or$1,060,
Two Prlaos or S5.U0
Ten rrtaei offlOO
Fwo Family Carriage* and Matched Hortet,
'.'.. frith Silver Mounted Earna* worth
,«* $l 60OeucA..
Two Buggies Horses &c, woith $600 each
2 Pvte-toned' Rotewood Piano, teorth $5()0.
10 Family Sowing Machines, worth $100
1600 Goldand Silver Lever Hunting Watch
es, in all worth from $20 to $3u0 each I
Geld Chains, Silver Ware. Jewelry &o.
dumber Oiftl, 10,000. Tickets limited tc 60,000
A E N S W A N E O SKJL.L. I E S
to a be
a id
Single Tieketa $2. Six tickets $10. Twelve
liekete $20. Twenty-nve Tickets $10.
.. OireaLsrseoetaiaiagafull list of prise*, a doicrlp
tloaof theaj*nn*r ol drawing, »nd other Inform*
atoa laredfraaeeto th* DlatribuUon. will b* .ant to
aayea* ordering theat. All l-tt v» mint beaddroiiaed
te L.D. SINK. Box 86,
HAIN OrVlOB, ClncinuatiO.
1«1W fifth S. febl«-Sw
"J" ",* 'II1
lfllldeyenV
Charter Always Warranted
IJg^p.^..,, AH
at-- cii
•un
$
VIOK' S
JETLOI^aA.Ij C3-TJIX3-E3
For 1872.
The Gnlde is now published quarterly,
tteeats reye-for the year, four numbers,
which la not half the cost. Those who
afterwards send money to the amount of
one dollar or more for aeeds may alao or
der twenty-five esnts worth extra—the
prloe paid for the Guide.
The January number la beautiful, giving
plaaa for making rural homes, designs fer
dining uble decorations, window gardens,
*o., and containing amass of information
invaluable to the lovers of flowers. Oaa
hundred aad fifty pages, ea flae tlated pa
per, come Ave hundred engravings saieT a
superb colored plats aad chrome oevei%—
The first edition et two hundred thoasaad
Jo at printed in English and German, and
taady te sand eut. JAME8 V1CK,
turn s..: •. Reohester, If»
i--a-tsa
Anthony's Academy,
a
MOBRIBON .COUNTY, MINN..
Willepea aa the Ink ef Jaauary, 117a,
a the dlreotion ef the Fraaeiseaa cUa
tin for the reeeplioa ef young ladies whe
deerr*u traU* the advantages of If home
MRHS'for Board and Tuition—Includ
ing washing—-per session of five months,
-. Mutic, Painting and foreign languages ex
Irs.-''
Tor further particulars apply to the
B88-6W RET,iMOTHiiRSUPERIOR.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR BOOKS NEEDED BY ALL
The best books published on the Horse
and the Cow. Liberal terms. Money
:-^^Vm^'^&^^^^-pJl^.
MsWHB* .?*•*!"?:"$*?*
li^.i.i ii na.il
I
I
laiiett ^,-i*-
S. B. JOHNSTON,
J. UKNUBNUAGL,
JOHN R. CUOK,
8. MABLATT
Washington Avenue, St. Oloud
,J'"«rJ,-''v'''v
I Minnesota Mutua I
l&iaraace Ceatpaay.
uuJoveJI Ii, tWitiiul .not) ei .«.•(
-j ,&Bsti BM/ »MH1 liSAv^r^Be .His*'.
HOME OFFICE:
Par Value. Market Value.
$68,000.00 $72,260.00
$72,250.00
[The above described fund is
deposited with the State Insur
ance Comrainsioner tree ot inter
est and is pledged to remain
there free of interest or other ex
pense to the Company, as long
as it needs to hold the fund for
the security of its policy holders.]
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS
COMPANY:
It keeps the money in the State.
It insures Females without extra risk.
It is as liberal as is consistent with per
fect security.
It is conducted by men whose integrity
of character and business ability are well
known throughout Che State.
It receives a high rate of interest on its
loans.
Its rate of mortality must be low by rea
son of the healthful climate of Minnesota.
Farm tot 8
THEm
andersigned offers for sale a good
far of 160 acres, on the utrth and ol
Maine Praire, about
FOURTBEU MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixtj acres are timber, the halauoe prai
rie an I meadow, and the whole enclosed
with a good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation On the premises is a
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary and storehouse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly en the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
essay. Inanire at this office, or ef
sii--? a ,\ -J.: 8 -DAM,
'-,.:-'-^^-*'%'»?^-r':^- v.- T-
A
OFFICERS:
H. H.atBLKV, Vreetdeat.
Tiee-treMauS.
o\ Aw stoaawjstsv
BIREOTOfti
tik lafi
H. H. 8l»tW|V.~-s* i.-r
J. C. BcaBA.ua,
HOBACB TUOHPSOH,
A. IT WILDBE,
D. A MoNTFOR"..
L, C. Pourea,
ISAAC STAPLES,
W. DBAN,
J. H. STEWAUT, M. D.,
it
Minneapolis
Rochester
Wiuona
Guarantee Fund:
Bank and other stocks an per following
schedule 60 shares Firt-t National Bnnk
of Rochester, SO First Natiuual Bank of
Winona, CO Second National Bank of St.
Paul. 2i- First National Bank of Red Wing.
205 First National Bank of St. Paul, 00
State National Bank of Minneapolis, 60
City Bank of St. Paul, and 66 shares ot
Preferred Stock of St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
On the premises.
S E I I E I N HAUB.
UNDBR
and by virtu* ot a certain execution ta
»n*d out of and undor the aeal of the District
Court ef tbe Stat* of MiDn-»ota ie and lor tbe
Sevi nth Judicial hltt- ict, aud County of Staarni, on
tb*a.th(Ltyof OaeeaUwrAs.lt. 1*78, neon a Juiia.
aiont r*nd red and docketed in laid Coart, on the
3d day of October A. V. 1S», in an action wherein
John 8. Gould, Henry N.. Goal*, aad William H.
OfeuTd copartner* andu- th* Si at nam* ot (Ionia
Brother*, arc plalatiffi, ana Aiphea. JUhaaea 1* d*.
aat^aTtke^ar^^
n^^r^^^trfaA
aeeaathar ItrK wha-tt taldutaeWttaw ha» «•«*•, a*
pahlicaac
fieat doer
ia «aU 8X __
OAT Of MARCU,A.o'.18TS.a«7tw»a'cloek. lathe
aWei4iouAor-tliiitdty', sill tlia'rigbt title a id mier
est of th»i a uci ileteuiiaut Alpueiia Oh-tnvo, at
rirae said jn tgm iit was so leuilert-d aim tlu l.uted,
•n and t« the following di-ntr uen |irupertj t-iiuated
iu the Ccunty of Sie.iru-auil tlate of Miiitueo i« ti
wit: IjtrtB tlireui.ii ami four,4 iu' I lock I wei.t.i-MIX
(£6) in the T.»»vu ul sink entr.-, according io tin
I lut and sUlVt-y uf sitiii town, inn t- i.y V\. If. Karu
ui il, aud hie audul recoid in the ottice ol lio:in
lei 01 llvrda of s.ml bte.iri.s oui.ti« Miiii lulereat
being thnuuUivided one thud [Inn in.dp«rliOn «1 all
said prupeny.
Of uu cel'lai ixetuifd
auu delivure Ludwig Hooio.n ami iuihr Kobheia
ins wile, ol 8nurns county. Minn., ntoitgi^org, to
Maria Eva lilenug.-*, moi tgag«-e, heariug dau on tha
bill day of May A. D. .»67, and ncoided in ihe
office jl the Kegis'er of edn iu and for Stearna coun
ty, Minneeota, on the 5th day ui Juij, A U. 1867,
at one o'clock p. m. in book "C" of Mongage De.tis,
on pajjea 49t», 490, 600 aud 601, conveying ind mort
gaging all those tracta, piece* aud parcels of land ly
falgaud bain* in aald Couaty ot Steams, fcta'e of
Miunwou, deaciibodw foilowg, to wit: Being that
portion of block "C" in the towu ot Hi. Cloud, de
•cribed as follow*, coauuencing at a point in the
bonndary Un* between said block "0" and Washing
ton avenue, hi said own, niueiy-foat (ul feet north
erly ftom tbe corner of .said block at tbe intersect
ion of eaid Washington Avenue aud tit. Uerinaiu
street in said town thence running uoither.y aloug
said" boundary line beiweeu said olock "«j" and
Waabiagtori aveuue, lorty (40) feet thence at right
aiig.es easterly one buudred and timty-two
[19^] feet thence at Eight au^Ies southerly,
lorty (40) feet, theme at ri- ht angles to th
plice of beginning. Also lot hiae (.o in bio
lorty (40), lot two (2/ iu block tort-iw.. (4Jj,
auu the soutn-easterly itru-thirds \jfa of tot
eight (8) in block No. five [&j haviug ioit-four [44]
feel liont ou Washiuglou aveuue by IJH feet lU-ei',
aud all being in the tovn ol til. (JIOU.I, acuuidii.g to
a plat and survey thereof wade by Joku L. Wilspu
and on til* iu the uilici- el the iteuister of Uewis »f
said Steams Oonuty which uiortg-tge n'Vt
to set are tha paylUsni of a uote uiade aud deliverni
by sail Lui'wig Kobners to said Mtria Eva lllei
iugs, for tbe sum of *l,.uu.00 or evui date with said
mortgage, and duu two y«ai* tbaraaitor, witu Iu
taroat until paid at th* rutoof l'i per cent, per an
num, payable semi-auuually, on which aald moi i
gage tht re is claimed to ha due and is due at the
dam ul this notics, the sum of Six Unudred and
oevon dollars: aud tliu further .1 jJO.uO therein
conditioned to paid in case *f a forsclosurv there
of.
Tho above daHorlbedsouth-easterly of lot No. 8
iu block No. ft, ha* beau released iri'm tald moil
gag'o.
Now, therefore, uo proc«ediug at law or otlior
wise bnviUK been bad |o collect mild luoitaage debt
or auy pari thereof, notice is her by g.VeU that by
Virtue ol porttn ol ante coutaine iu said iiiortgage
aud iu pin siiaiici' ol His Niatuln in such ca.-o mane
and pcovided, the Raid morlgagu will be loreciostM uy
the sale ut the ahovu ue«.illnd (nuts oi laud except
thai tract teleastd, as slated above by the
Sheiill'oi said fteaiunuoiiult, at the Hunt door ot
tlicC in House, lu the City 0 Salu" 01 .mi, in said
Steams outiuiy, at public auctlo •, to th*- -Ugliest
bidil r, lot taah.onSArUllUAY.XlIK IUh'S&i.alM
DAV'OV 11 AltOll, A. 1) 1STJ, at he hour of P.M.,
et said day, to satisty said mortgage dent, interests
aad oo-ts of tore losure tuaetuer the said sum of
thirty dollars to be said as aforesaid, in case of fore
closure. .....
TheWirr* 'Xyj'pirn of the
8t.Paui A Pacific Railroad
TBlie WlXTfJH tlMh VAULk. leVi.
A N a
'4yl»U WfcST.
U»»» St. Paul....
st. Aiitiiuny ...,",
a MiulUHtpOlto
Vtlnuu
I itch, old
Willlu^r...... „.. ....
Bfimuii
Jiinrri*
Arrive Ureckibi-itUji)
•iOiaw £A4*
MaT^Jreekierldge...................
JforriK........ ..».„.
A-Beo*e«.......!..„........„. ..'...
||.. •Arrire at Wlliaur ..«.« ..
Leere
St.Iiaal
OKOItOE liKISSEL,
HAYS & KKRR, sheriii Steams Co., lUiun,
Atiorneyi. jan.U-7«
Dated St. Cloud. Minn.. Jan 16,1ST-J.
ST..TICK JHO'1'l'U.lGK A ltJ..
O
DEFAULTeLavingubueiiioitg.toeiumulea
ma th conditions
GEORGE GE1SSEI,,
Kiaa A CoLUSS, Sheriff ot Ht-arns Co., Mina.
Attorneys.
ABIA EVA KLERINGS,
n«tedJau.a.,A.P. U7a. ien30»7 Mortgage*.
C.H. I S A A N
WHoitiSALiniAiaaia
LIQUOES AND WINES,
Cltjarsi. Tobacco
BA FIXTURE?, PUYIHGIRDS
DELICACIES^ fte.'
Cheap Gash Store!
Beit Gash rrlcea
Val4
far 1I4M
E91- ,. ^St«^JSEfc« *»B«s»-3LS
Opposite CatUtk Ckmreh.
t!8a«a IT. CWOP MIFF.
ATT^nr^mt
3
a orli
I would give notice to rry friends tha
I have returned to my old stsnd,
••IrXtJSI O A
sn Richmond avenue, which has been open
ad up. in good style.
a, a
•.
M. FIriCHER.
St. Goud, Dec. 26. 18
O E S
1 tlonlna new work Address,
S S W ^alfi^lflaaf^polls,!!*^
aBaSSSttflu-r
T^Oana
O a
O
.. .««».........................w.
14*901
*J6i
... S O O
far." Y/**—•?•v*r~r""•'"nrfi\
a -~-1« jyf-mm
a
S S ^f^
1 «. »a. a. .}• •«'•.
.,.J S-awttry•reraifhtatWHaur.
&**•• *G*Hlf.1*tt"*''• S is am 6JO e-»
St. Autbuay i&Msn fimvfl at s.*»5 a
Arrive WiuneijmliH 1.10 6.12
GOING EAST,
tieuve Mn umijjiilis Slfiatu pin
St. Aiitb.my 8.2a 4.38
anivoSt.fau S.uO £at»
A
Stillwater
St Paul
JL.I1NE.
UaINU IHUKlU.
Leave St. Paul 8.00 a 111
Jul tiuu 8.1W
Auukil 9.1«
KiaUiver 10 0 5
St. Ctimd 12.46
Arrive Uelroso 8.00
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Uelroae 6.00 a in
Bt. Ulond bM
Klk KiTer 11.-6
Auuka 12.tr)
Junction lz.6T
Arrive St. Paul 1 26
ifOatuUAB* l'lCKKTBat th*SUtlon» belurt «u
t«»iu(jiliij Cm ,ai a iMCODUt lroni the regaiar
:r.iu ratee
a.aeiigernnuaigotHieii tJaK--«tCribck»t befor.
It wilibocarriouuvei tlieroau, auuou the arrivaiul
the Trail, at place oi le.Miu.tiou, oiusi (,r***Bt th*
OhaCkaud takepos.e.alui. ul ttieii Baggag«
a a a
(Ol he a a a a alter It*
arrivalawtatiou 101 wbicljiiiauUci-Ueu—n umu^uo
paltul thcbUMuen ul tuia Uouiuau to recatveaad
*tor* baggage, aalesb asueciaiuuutracti* isaut: to
thateffeot.
K. Q. SKWILL, naperiritendent
A S A in Cickei A^cu
IllltJAUO, iMlLWAUriLJS dt ST. I'AUL
afcfcA.IXa.WaA-'St'.
fostal, Express and lelcfiraph.
atviiia KAIJU LiJNil.
MILWAUKEE, CUICAGO, NKW 1TOBK,
Nlity A N I AJSD E
O A A I S
inclndingall Eastern, Boulheiu, and Southwestern
points.
Trtns leave St. Paul depot, loot of Robert street, as
fo.iowa:
For Hastings, Had Wing, LaksCity, Read's laand
itig, Wabasha, Miuneiska, Winonn, a Crosse, Mfl
aauk.ee, Chicago aud East in. couth.
l».-JO Mail i'raiu, baudnys excepted.
t.4j sn- 'l'brough express,Saturdays emepted—
»i CcJicl'lAO OAit lroui tic.Paul,
WI1H0UT UHAAlii, Uh CAE&
O OJdLJLOA.OO.
and conm ctiug wnh the |t ui uaiua in Chi
cago a all ha-urn Koays.
iraiua by this IOUIB will arrrive at St. laul at
I.Lo a., UL. and W. x.0
h} this iiue P.iaHeugtis au view "11 the maguifi
ceu s. euer ol ill upper Mississippi without tht
annoying delate ol uvti uavi^aiion, or the oust aUQ
i.e-t ol in »nu loutts.
o.3 Mali and Ex r-os lor McGregor
Prauie du Clem, .Milwaukee,Chicago
Mcoiie^oi tiaiut. ivdi aiiive at ei. t"aul at 7.0j p.m
iA^.U--lUij I.-- Cl-HiClVljJJ
t._ all pans ui the
N S A ii S
Passengers »h uld purchase ibeii tickets Via. !Ulh
W AtlKti, in order to Bocureaii th« advantages Ol
his line.
I or JrXiiiiJieapollas.
Leave ot faul Tiioa. m.
Leave tit. Paul l&2oa. m.
Leave St. Paul .». „......-. id p.m.
LaaTeOt. Jfaul...... 4,00 p. m.
THROUaUTICKEld t« all points East. West
South, and £L.E£Pif«tt cAK UL&TUa secured on ap
plication to J. A. ihauulei, Ueuvial Agent.
S. B. MKmtlLL, Ueuerai ilana^er.
J.C. tiAliLl', Asst Gen. Manager.
A. V. U.CAHPENXEE, Geu. Passenger Agent.
C.U. PRIOR, Uivisn-u Superintendent.
J. A.CttAKciLKR.Geueial agent.
Office cori ei Ihird aud Jackson Sire.te, and a
de.oL
Northern Pacific liailroad.
WINTER ABRAXUBMEEl, 1872 and 1873.
LAKE SUPERIOR AN MISSISOIPPI
DIVISION.
T»S St.—r*r Biiath. eoan*otir« at Thompson
Imetioawlta W4n» for BraiaerS aad
.• i. ic Ms-raliaad. •-.- ,-u ••4-':»
..., Atpgp.ai JDaluth IAA p. at. Eralnerd,
1M k. an« -,A
4.o0 F. .—For Sti Iwatar.
Arrive at, Stillwater, 0.00 a. m. and
.o5 ji. m.
Minnflnpolin.
7.10 A.M.—For Stillwater and Dul nth, connecting
ti noiupsou -uctioij vruh iraius lor
llr.iiuerd an .vl,ir. IK ad.
Ai uveal Utilutu 3.15 p.m., liiaiuerd
b.oii p. iu Stillwater a.a ui.
fi.12 p. w.— For Cliaska, Carvel and Sioux Cit^ June
tloU.
An ive Chasku, 7.40 and Carver ut 7.60
p. tti
Aim 31. Paul 0.4U, Miuueapolu ..110
p.m.
Stillwater.
7.-^.i A. M.— For St. Paul and Dulutb,
4.4o P. M.— For St Paul aud Minneapolis,
An ive St. Paul r.bi a m.,au I 6.40 p.m
A ,«mu applis7.00p.m.
Arnvo Uuiuth ii.4. p.m.
Sioux City Junct
b.OO A. St.—For Minneapolis
Jbeate Caivei ..40 a. m. and Chaska
6.52 a. ui.
Arrive at Minneapolis 8.16 a. m.
W W E O
Qen. Snperiuti ndent.
Minnesota Division.
Leave
onluth,
H.\)& r. M.—For Cramerd and Moorhead and in
t-miediate stations.
Arrive at Biaimrd 8.30 p. m.
Brainerd.
7.30 A. M.—For Moot bend, Qlvndon and interme
diate tattoos.
Ai rive at Moorhead C.30.p m.
6.00 A. M. —For llulu h, conn.-ctiug at Thompson
Juuctiou witu train for St. Paul and
Minneapolis
Arrive ut Duluth 2.15 p. m., St. Paol
6.40 p. in., .uiuuuapolis 7.00p. m.
MoThead,
6a»0 A. JL for Bnuierd, Duluth, St. Paul and
Minneapolis,
C. W 1 .• A It. fi en. Manager
R. VT. CHASE, Freight Agent.
0. 0 SANROKN, Oeu. XicU-t Ateut.
flviicnil Offices at liraitieid, Minn.
"TMtjutstionably the hrst sustained worK of the kind in
the ii^kl.
HARPER'S TlfAGAZlNE.
AToLicc* of the J'resi.
The over-inor«asing circulation of this
exuellniit imiuihly proves its continued
itditpint ion to popular tlostrett autl needs,
ludeuia, when wo think into how many
uoiueb it punftin es every mouth, we mast
consult! ii as one of tie educators as well
ie etiuriiiinci ut the public miud, for its
ra&t popularity hua been won by no appeal
to si lipid nrtjudiues or depraved tastes—
Boston Globe.
"A Complete Pictorial Historg of the Times."—"TTie
Oest, cheapest.and most .'Ucussfui Family
Paper in the Union."
Herper's Weekly.
SPLKMOlbLY lLLVSTKATED.
Notice* of the Press.'
Th* Wetkljr t. the ablest and moat pow
erful Illustrated periodical published in
this country. Its editorials are soholarly
and convincing, ani carry much freight.
Its illustriitiuue ot current events are tull
and fresh, ana are prepared by our best
designers. With a circulation of I50,ouO,
the weekly is read, by at least half mil
lion person*, and its influence as an organ
of opinion is simply tremendous. The
Weekly maintains a positive pdsitioh, and
expresses decided views ou political and
eteial problems.—Louisville Courier-Jour-
•'.I $•• .-^i'' .•' ."
-AMtfSirtttry«/ J^shim, Hmiure, *M JMruttitn."
:•:i^'imkmt^1^ms9\:^^^
ll(T
lob Printbg 1
... I
I JJ5BE
.«_ .. S.U3
8.16
».10 0f
l-.0«i|. IB
\!M
4.1ft
6 0
„. ....S^5•"
The Best Work I
Low Prices!
—AT THE—
Journal Office
ST.CLOUD, MINNESOTA
ALL KIJSTDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY
PRINTING!
I S
English,
©erman
P08TERS,
HANDBILLS,
.'
Tk« Motor Hir*4whA a eontribntien
•ftMsMi talMttltalVS iseMestif ind la
anyjinftstfwW *«¥le«tn*l hielf Wthe
•ff aa of tke freavererW af faskien.—Bos
ton. Traveler. $(M$ gsr-trt*-
gtJBSCKIPTION8.—lit3.
Terms
Harper's Magazine, one yearf ....S4 00
Harper's Weekly, one year 3j4 00
Harper's Bazar, one year..... $4 Of
An extra copy either the Magazine,
Weekly or Bazar will be supplied gratis
for every club of five subacibers at $4 00
each, iu one remittance or six copies lor
S20 00, without exn a copy
Subscriptions to Harper'* Magazine, Week
ly and Bazar, to one address tor one year,
$10 OG or, two of Harper's Periodicals, to
one address for one year, $7 00."
Back numbers can be supplied at any
time.
Addrata HARPER BROTHERS, New
"-mwm&^iJSii^aBai^U--'^^^MJfi^^,u^n^
PAMPHLETS,
BLAiNKS,
BRIEFS,
CARDS,
Arrive Sioux Citv Junction 8.3 p.m.
Oiiluth.
lO.^U A M.—For St Paul, Miuneapo'is, Stillwater,
and io ids diverging from St Paul.
DEEDS,
CIRCULARS,
BOND^
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
PROGRAMMES
MONTHLY STATEMENTS
H/GE TICKETS,
UL TICKETS,
INVITATIONS,
CERTIFICATES
LLS OF LADING,
SHIPPING 'IAGS,
ENVELOPES,
ORDERS,
NOTES,
WEDDINGS CARDS,
CHECKS
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,
BILLS OF FARE,
LABELS,
CHARTS,
JH&
&0., &C, Ao.
Orders from the Country
Promptly Filled.
r*
JLJD RRTISE
I N
THE JOUMAL"
Jfetfeiiii
ymmmtim
3 W A I S k*r
On.. AgL«!,
»iHi*jt07%n l«tiai*)iy to lliei
W a a KffrcK
Viii«a W Uttter* ar^ not a r.\* F*.ucs
Made of Poo
Proo Spirit* anit Krfn. I.iauora, dii
tored. »pio«d aail **r«et«D«l pl-»*- \ht tase.
eall*d Tonic*,"' Apfetittan," a«storen.' &^,
Uu4 Wvi th» tlwk-r on Ui d-ur.kannes^ snin'-i,
a tni"
»i A
i.'.i. Sri...-.
11"
from th
Tin--,
it. :t Toni -.
o!•!/.:••• •. :.
tion '.-."• •.-..
Viscml '•.-
Promptness I
FOlt l-i.M I I
in you::^ cr 1 ::.
WOIKI!:! oo or:.'.:.. '..
ters haV*' i:0 f'T :^!.
i-iif liitianitnntory
imiliNiii nn (itmi.
diseciir.ii. It' I..
Ititerruittpnt ••-.
lltood \.\\ '. '•.
thsse liiltcrx
liitvnfca tr.- .. I
which is jreeer.U»'» proj
tbe Ditteittive Ort'.-tit
S E S I A
I! adjuriie. ,.:
'oil ri.i i"r
PIN
Ns'
a. f11
!i
•Ii'
'.l!-illic lt'.n I
•. it^ia !.,
•litHMit :. iv
"••tlPa Of III
litr.fU':-,
'•J.,
t.f TLP( ..-t i,.i.,:.-..
Attatks.Pilj.: .:•
the I.ing«, {..... .-.. i-r.
a hundred o:..
upriiijrs' I)j
Thrr iuvijT
torj l.iv-r .'.
Vi •'.
.-- \:A ia. -.: .n
A E
In the
ftr.-iD-'.'t
•n
-. c.v:.
Er eti
-e i.:..: .r
7
-. I.! ... :•-. :-_., ..
•. ("url/UiiCleo. i. •,•-".'.' .*
5s.K-'e:ffelcAi ....-- o. .'":.j~i
In. '. .: -,r:-:i'.J I I. ..f ..
•r ''It: or ruitsr". ?rp 1 .^
'.-.' Jl tilttV-ilf- iu r..-yn -..:. t!..
'.I tiers. Or.e I -'I ra-/s -...
ice a.'3i ,iic-:ei^,a»of tiieir curative-1
I VT.-
ic !-!,.
EioiV
ol'-".ri
Y. UttM!
lar.d
BOI.Ii
rk.
S I NG Or THE BXsOOB.
THB 3IOST THOSOron FTTT'nET'. O? SHE
BiOOD YET EI£C r.-ZHZD.
CTRES ALT, HOIOTi.5?. FROM A COMMON
ERUPTION TO a VTuiisT BOBOFULA.
a r-re and
Cancvrou-r tumors ere di pi T2L1 rithou' the sur
geon's fenife—Scrofala fonaEc-rej. and ji^aiap
lion prevented a^-1 cnr:d.
a I S S 'ASTCZ-:^. and Miner
al Po:cr:-. and their ••filets eradicated, and vigor
ous health and a'soond con.-titut:cn esrii'oiished.
a W a a a E is a
Dropsv. gcncr.'l or piriiii: S^reilings. oxiernai or
internal and Toinors are reduced and di-per=ed
IH a very short time.
E a Sa'.t Rheam. Scald Head, aad
Fever Sores are soon removed by this powerful
detergent medicine.
Scorbutic Diseases, DacdralT, Scaly
or Rough Skin, and Pimpieg quickly give way,
leaving the 8kin smooth and fair.
Chronic Bliseases, Fever and Ague, Dis
ordered Liver, Dyspepsia, KhenmatiEm,Nervo'!3
Affections, General Debility, in short, all the
numerous diseases caused by bad blood are con
quered, and give way before this most powerful
corrector, the King of the Blood.
a 1!Htale cor.tams between forty and
flfty ord-ina-v doses, cosr/.rs otily cue dollar.
X*roiii «nr to f-m- or Svc bottles will
ct?--? Sr.'- :.'•••".. T. ^. F.in» Worm.P:a
pUs or: Uc I 3.z~. '.- --..' xv
iirnpiions1,.etc.
Vrct.'.i i'.X9 \o boulrii v-: ca.-e
r-.- :.- E-r I'or.n .- -.r. 1 xcr*. Seres, a-d
a t'.v 5
h"Mt,.jTh-!•»•,
ui re tli-t ii.) ••,'- ..
I'rorn i-y
eflvtnal in en ir
\::\Wh .: -'...:•!*..
fivo
1
the wov-i i- i-'i.a-i
iv t'-r
CU*e severe ::.: I
:c i:" 'atarrh.
l:o.iI:s wtil cr.re \'::a
•JTT' (V.inve Bawel=.
Fro: to
worsrtocr.ses of P"
to i. L-j ilc will cure
bad cases of D:rpsr.
S?rice S ps--r fcoitie,or bottteXor $3.
Sold by all Druggists
B. U15S0!!. SCX £, CO,, Prcpr's,
Seetestimonialainiccalcoiamn. EaSalo, Jf«
^MM^£^k4{
1V50THEH3!
rr^TaTi? t?-3
JVLOTHE±tS
a to it W I S
J_7 L.OtV'JS a i- O
«. Jili^OliiJV
is vulniil.li-j/rcjj idli-it lu.» wtau .- withNLt
A I CI h? l.\ Ii. A S
it not only rt lie\e-tl.t :.!.M .i.np-i:-, l-m ,n.
TigO'atfS t!,. stou ur. u. •. \t-i- uii:U% nctutty,
and gives tuneantfr. i^j to tht v.lio:« -j,h!:
WlliulM'i -lawlv ri-l»Vf
in in ii els W in
V, t-fli«vni lilt* iiLf .i:,a al.i.i. l.i.V.-.I,\.
IN 1 UK W0R L- ID .- A
I'lAi.Kl.thA I CUlliiClsiS, wi.iU.tr aru a
fr.w ircth.'i.KC: »:, ,:. t,-,
Leyeuu upuu tiioth..:-, it v. ii. jiv? res-t lt y-nr
selves ,.i.u
a I a t.? I a
Be *ure and call lor
is 5 ii S
having t!n tic situitie of "VCltric I'EKKIXS'
on t!.- iui9iu« wraj-per.
Sui-i bi J. ULH-: itupti! !'. 3t the n-rlJ.
3 I E A A I E I
GOETTEN crc T'HOSSEN
nl6-"tn
ihs, at liotptt*r"» oidaiaud,
Mrec', cverviii.n^ in tiie
nctuotiug.
i5«^«?s". a
OflVr io the
on kfi. Go-.-iU.,
line oi MUAT
S 3 ii it JLriol
a it .-.ji ii
4J":It^i^^v», *NaV«»
at as ressoccb: rale? as an^- sunJ in the
city.
Give them a call in.! sec for yourselves
M. Cloud, Feb, 1 th, 1873.- rlo-n
FUMSJE A O S E S
The undersign -J Lis crenel an Oys
ter Saloon an OoniecJiDnery EsUblish
tntnt ou Washington »venuB, where he will
he prepareii to Sv-rve
AT ALL TTN-.ES
Oysters choked iu any siyle also Confec
Uouey, N ,Ti^, \c Give tuo a cuiV
S J. UUFiTli.
St. Cloud. Oct. 1st 1S71
TORTSALE
Lots 7 and S
1 and 2
4. 0, 10, 11 and 12
1, 2. •*», 4, and 6
1 and 2
Blocli
48
72
73
77
7S
IC
14
I
In A. A. Brown's addition to St. Cloud,
ami
Lotsl.2, 3,4,5,6 7, 8 and 9
four :icrt«,)
(each
In V. A: Browr/s f'nh.dWis-on tofet.Cloud.
Lois in the s"u-dlvb:i.n contain about
EOUK, ACtu-.S (wteh.
IiuiJ'.ii!
TZiu^y.
KLiill & COLLINS,
Su L'iJuu, Minn.
LaUO^XD'S
MAP6 (JiiAilTS,
UOUl.- hhUYDiCO.CUieitgo.
H. 11 !.!.(» I.i A CO~ New. Vol
AeiOM'd WANTKTJL. S»rTdtorcirculnrs
JrOUW JUWYD & CO