St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-19


brought their scdssst to sssty high degree
Of perfection saato ttey have been
able, BY their ops eaptriehco in the bu-
siness, the complete system they have iu-
troduocd into allsbrsnehes Of it, and their
unequalled facik,ies:iin ali Prospects for car
rying it on, to Offer them at lower prices
than others Of equal size and strength
WnAr TO DO WITH \ 'GnrEs- BAca..'-~
There is, just now, way Of using ono Of Uns
Gle Samucl's paper Dollars, SO Us to get back
the worth of many gold dollars in a single
year. Everybody has heard Of Seth Boydcn's
wonderful new Strawberry. From all ac-
counts, it is marvellous thins-tLc berries
nearly as large as hens eggs, and as good as
they arc large. Dealers were after it, offer
ing as high as $4,000 for the plants, to spccu-
late upon but We are glad to know that the
enterprising Publisher Of the american 4Agri-
cuiturist got the start Of them, and bought
up all the plants, and is multiplying them in
order to gire them aw0y to his subscribers
This is in effect a free gil to the Public--for
tho -dyricu!turist, costing only dollar
year, is of itself worth many dollars TO every
! one, as we can testify, having ourselves long
been 4 reader of ii. 10 those unacQuaintcd
| with it, We would say that the -lyriculturaAsf
is large Journal, of 80 pages in every num-
ber is beautifully got UP, and is illustrated
+ writ !, mir
ings, which are alone worth the whole cost
The pages arc literally filled with good things
plain, practical. reliable information upon
everything connected with tho work Of the
! Household, the Garden, and the Farm-n-
Guiding very pleasing and instructive De-
parlment for Children and Youth that is hard
~ surpassed by any of the protcsscdly Child
ren's Magazines. The thousands Of useful
hints and Suggestions in the -lyricuitnr$t,
all prepared by practical working men and
women who know what they arc talking about
CAN not fail to be worth many dollars to CIV
cry reader, whether residing in City, Village
or Country. There arc special reasons for
subscribing now First, The rule for distrihu-
)
served: aud Second, every new subscriber f"r
the sd annual Volume (lhat is, for all Of
1861, will get The remaining numbers Of TIL,
year lrtE. Take our advice then, and send !,
dollar at once to tho Publisher (Oransc .judd
IL Park Row, y. Y. 'uy,) and secure the pa
per, and the extra numbers, and also an carly
place in the great Strawberry list. If the
plants arc to come you by mail, as they can
safely do, send an extra five cents to cover the
mailing Those desiring to sec the agriculture
'Sf before subscribing can get Il post paid copy
by sending a dime to the Publisher, as above
SENSlBLE.-Thc Anoka STIR suggests
that the name of Rum River be changed
to Anoka River. We think change Of
some kind would exhibit good taste.
"a" Green Apples for sale by tho barrel
) Inquire at the
POST OFFICE.
AFTER one or two cold days, we arc having
weather remarkable fine and pleasant for this
season Of tic year. 1t seems as though We
were now TO have made up to US our full quota
, Of Indian Summer. The atmosphere bears re-
scmblancc to that period, as it usually comes
ill October, being alive with the peculiar weird
,, appearance which constitutes its chief attrac-
ton.
ivrD
just returned from Grow Wing gives some
lively desert pions of its attractive appearance,
internally. lie went into store, in the even
ing, and found it filled with Mile Lac Indians,
who had just received thcir payment, and
were engaged in numerous games of cuchrc
Along one side was a row playing for the sake
Of the game, while here and there was couple
with greenback for stake. Many of them
seemed mere children, but the cards moved
a quickly. The atmosphere seemed material
from smoke, fog and ''inccnss.' Other stores
presented the same picture, and there was but
one in town-that Of Mr.. B-that nd any
8 approach to civilization. Such are the pleas
> ures of living near the noble Red Men Of tho
! Forest
c ROAD TO SUpEn1on.-Norman W. kittson
and Mr.. Simmons have started through to
Lake Superior to open road over which TO-
! transport, this winter, goods for the Hudson
Bay Company that will be landed at the head
Of the Lake.
> 4 FINE MISUNDERSTANDING detain. i q
y half day in Milwaukee on our return home,
in passing through the city, We stepped into