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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN.
STRUCTION.

Az supplementary to the article Of
last week in eppositioa to the abolition
ofths Department If Public Instruction,
vs would now express the wish that
0svss,es Marshall .s-sppoint Mr..
Daaasll, Ne present incumbent. So
AZ - vs have ben able 70 learn. he
hae sivsa eeed sstistastioa in the Dis
charge Of The duties Of his o&os. To
IN enlarged appreciation Of the educa-
tiosal rsquirsnssts Of the State
tho assanisy for = thorough .ystsn n
sssasds county and district o.ganiza-
tens -hs adas = previous exps-
s'saes Il several yeas. 10 las the
Business II biz s6os ,ew veil in hand.
aad vssA b able 70 proceed without
tss lalays incident upon learning. the
rsuias 4 = new position. We bslievs
Ar. D.nsell's rs-appoiatasnt would be
ssesls.bh y NE great majority Of tho
pesils Il he Stats
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on tho mountain portion Of, the North
ern Pacific two.thirds Of The amount on
each Of such sections may be delivered
whom the road bed has bseu made
re.dy for tho tie. The provisions Of
the bill with respect to the annual
reports, right Of preempsors, 10, seem
to be like those Of other Railroad bills.
Each Of tho roads named ID the bill il
required to accap: assent to its provis-
ions within dix month, q be deb.tr1d
from sharing il. its benefits. ..,......,,:.,...
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In Response 10 - invitation from the
ls6ielstsss # Wiseesa,, the Legislature
q Aisssssta, sesoups.isa BY Invited
g1als sad . fsv rspestsr,, left St.
Rssl' - Tuesday .osn,ss, arriving
q Ptaisis d Chen the sane evening.
sad leaving he sszt morning for Mad
sss. The whole party numbered
about one hundred and fifty, including
some fifty ladies'. The most liberal ar
rssgements have been made for their en-
tertainmeat, and With the rest trip to
Milwaukee. There will be banquots and
soaesrts and balls when the legislative
hsehean shake of the depressing cares
4 gtass. Taken Ill in al, il will BE- .
ast gosgsess oeeaaisa, and will doubt.
10 . hss remembered, especially BY
~ people Of Wissosis-vhess treas
ny il sests just q, 200.
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DRIFTINaS.

Alaska cost 10 less than two cents. an
acre.
That was ''less than two cents an
aero" too much.
Walt whitman is writing . poem for tho
Brosdray kagazhns, entitled "Ethiopia Sa-
luting the Colors." .3<..yi a.a,s. Iii;
That i what Ethiopia has been doing
these May Jeans. .a7.i uos ,.... ~. ..
Six bridssmaidsl and no; groomsmen il
H. serrset thing now. ..i
The next thing vii! Be 70 dispense
With tho groom-vhen the ladies vote.
A dasshter Of Hon. E. Foote Of Milwau-
kee. has hair which measures five feet and
seven inches in length" So says the Sea-
tiael.
How much did it cost
A man became insane in England the
other day while in the act Of being married.
The evidence would seem to indicate
that the insanity dated back to some
time prior. = ''.'
The average cost Of Funerals in Chicago
il i've hundred and forty -seven dollars.
IF that is the casc,7 it would be a
good deal cheaper 10 live. :,".,' ~.
Il 10 reported that Gen. >Potter's daueh-
ter, decidedly one Of the bellies Of Washing
ton 10 soon to be married to an army officer.
Chicago Republican. - -
Gen. Buffers daug Inter, Blanche,
you mean. 80" ..*
Messrs. Dunville & Co. Of Belfast, Ire
land, are said to be the largest holders Of
whisksy in the world.-M: 7. Tribune.
We are patriotic enough to wager
that Frank Blair, Of America, can hold
more than the whole Belfast firm. ::
Miss Clars, Ann. Clark, female predes-
trian, challenges any man in Amefiea 10
walk one hundred miles with her, on =
wager Of 81, 900 > ;side.f t..t.,. -; :,,.:.q.
If Aiss Clara is good look ing, knows
how to be agreeable, isn't over twenty
five, will wait until the snow goes of,
come to Minnesota when there are good
roads, and not be 10 too much of q
hurry, We will walk one hundred miles
With her for less than $1,000. Any.
thing for business. ... .y.!-
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THEhE are: IN the United States 542
daily pepers, 4,425 weekly, 277 menth.
~; to.ai5 ,244. Also, So tri.weekly
pspers, ql63 [; semi-veskly,. 46,4 semi.
saenshly publications, !2ss {, monthly,
4 tri-monthly, aad "A quarterly, max
iias the total number Of American. pub
heesion.e ia. In addition. there, are
5l4S3 book ADD Job Offices Il IN Great
Britain and ireland thu total humber
Of daily papers isl89,.s h s.n,,. -. 4
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"a Tn pEovisioss Of tie nsv Omni.
10 Pasi3s Railroad R;ll win be 5eaud
10 aoeshar column. Il would seem to
fully ssasd the government against
In, and as tho saue time i satisfactory
.tesho lfissds OF the; Nesthsrn road,
Which ia:af iuDostsa,s inusasurably
beyeod that q Ill the branches wh;sb
.soald: % Danod In the bill. q. ~
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asf-A:dispatch from ST.. Loui. Of othe
ID inst. states 'tbat sslsc Government
lost about % million dollars worth 81
property last, season BY tho sinL ing Of
sboats on.tbe upper Missouri. river
cogent fact 10 favor Of building u
Northern Pacific Railroad.
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rInAsA1T WORDS PROM A1aoAp.
81. C1oup, Feb. s, 1859.

ST. CIouD, Feb. 8, 1899. (
EDl1ol JoulxAL.-The following extract
il from letter from friend East, who for
two years past has been receiving your
paper from me. II is written without Z
thought Of publication, 50 Of course cam
not b called ''nswspaper puff" Per-
has you viii give il place in your col.
uAns. ii. se..,-~ e's5e
"You ask my opinion Of the Western
papers in general and Of TIE jour.
NAL in particular. Well, I viii be
candid With you, and say that setting
tho difference Of politics aside entirely,
I ike THr JOURNAL by far the bsst.
I have often thought it must be very.
hard 70 begin = paper in : small place.
The growing must BE- attended with
difficulty, particularly il ~ other pa
per happens to spring up ovor the way
to divide tho spoils.' 1fthere arc only
three stores tho advertising does not
amount to much. The locals are scanty,
the deaths and marriages few and far
between j.; and if politics rage, as they
are apt to do in new places, how much
personality and editorial slang there
is to be avoided. Now, everything de-
ponds upon growing right at the be-
ginning, aud having carefully read TIE
JOURNAL for quite length Of time, l
can say that it is far above editorial
slang, low abuse and personality.
''lt supports right cause in right
way; it has been steadily and quietly
improving for the last two years, and
I hope will continue to do so. 1t ad-
mi.s nothing in its pages which our
wives and daughters would blush to
zead-uoshiog savoring Of that per-
nieious class Of writer's OF the Pomeroy
stamp, which some Of your Western
papers seem to delight in. 1t is high
toned paper, and - such we read it in
our family with pleasure. T."
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OuR exchanges from the southern
part Of the State report a heavy snow
storm last week, blockading the rail
roads and impeding travel both in town
and country. Up this way instead
Of : storm, there were I few inches Of
snow, interfering not in the least with
sleigbing, and but for the previous
breaking Of the snow pillow would have
caused no delay on the railroad" Time
serves but to demonstrate moro fully
what 10 have Oft asserted, that when
compared With any other section, North
ero Minnesota viii invariably "remiove
the dilapidated linen from the tree or
small growth" =" <'''' -" - s':'""
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The publishers Il He a, II '' adsnae

. The publishers II .Hea, II and
Home, edited by Donald q. Mitchell
aud, ana Harriet B: stove, announce 1nlSis; No,
8 now ready Every person at buying 4
copy q Iii; number viii receive viii ia
copy 81 ine engraving irao,i nlr rseeent
German picture entitled t:The Pet Of
the village" It's printed t,a' q sae,pI'a-
!. r,te sheet Of dick, tinted paper, ind j.
!. "v.lentiins' from the publishers g Is
Tho IL readers u Heath ana Hone sss No.
9 gal also contains Y !, t'rst p.se Valentine
picture :by Mast; i. /. ovl Valentine, By
Hockstein and the usual variety and
excellence Hence. il ali departments: Price
10 cents. : ,.1,@.s1 .t W.. 1iih Z
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"a - e. Phi EzeAags W inaasu.
Sassd q .osday. " nsnbsu u
>,iaS u 1sksk tsissssphis quotation.
e ~ nsrsisg Boards II New Yolt,
0lieaGe md hilvaSkse, With tie grain
~ stts lten lie chief l,iiatketsf tof this
- 10 SOL ;as!gf euiuia9b Il: E744tG
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par Fresh Garden. Flower and IT,,

"a Fresh Garden, Flower and Tree
Seeds. and Small Fruits, prepsidI 81 ih,il
complete and judiclous assortment. Is
sorts Of either Seeds 81. co., True Cane
Cod Cranberry with directions for culture
on high or low land. New fragment Ever
blooming Japan ,Hensyspekle, charming
new hardy vine. go cents each. $500
per dozen, prepaid New Early. Rose, Pc.
tato, g cents per ID. e lbs. So. 90 prcnaidj
Priced catalogues to my address, also
tradeliats. Seeds on commission. AGENTS
wanted. ~ t&aa aET,IS q III.
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurser;e.
Established el842.> 3. -. n27,amo,
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The State Normal Beard met 1t
Winena o. the I'll, but = three Of the

The State Normal Beard met 1t
Winsna o. tho III, but = three Of the
usnbsrs were not present, Il v,s Deem
I'd bsss not 70 sslses = site for the
building q this phes. The Beard will
e.s = S. Clead, however, on Tues
~ sezt, VIXEN he sslsstios viii b
- aaas. A superintendent viii aho
- eAsssa q Ne sane nsst;sg.
We Aavs sssa - 1easea tbr chang.
ias vhae ~ MD ssvssal weeks ago eea.
sss.ias What seemed 70 b the most
s6giAls loeatio. that could BE- obtained
for h Nanal School building, viz,
The Seminary Square and tho block
saeiaiag. 1t is pleasantly situated,
il .s6eisntly central aud could be had
cheap. The Board will doubtless con-
slider the whole matter carefully, and
mako such choice IS it may seem to
them will bese oonduoe to tho growth
and success Of the school.
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:" MMinnsiota farmers. . are raising fences.
They use 5sotstnwood, :srayswillov, swh,te
mspls, black oak AID white plum, From
three 10 five years IRE. sufficient 10 raise
living fence; to protect the fslds!a shiisjou,i
Dsmoerat.y Il e53 nj #ai4ia:e1 x.aaz%
3. There arc none of these fences, % We
believe, in Northern Minnesota. But
Why should there not BE- 2siD They nre
not very expensive, gre. easily grown,
and would serve we'll in such localities
~ have = scarcity Of timber let soma
Of our farmers ~ them, il only on q
small SCALE .tui3ybGf,y a.;o,, :; anil
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Tns Legislature visited The Deaf,
sDosb and Blind Isst;tsts Il Faribaalt
- Saturday. The exercises % the 90.
800 vsss gate Interesting. II. in.
aases aanber hty.avs in tho deaf and
ed aa.b, ssvsa il the bliad depart.
! 1t he b,iAi.g i tssr stories
~, 90 go 90, 600. " u
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.s".o, .: KrlIrr,, Secretary. Of Il The
II, ls..ieaa1 Grasss Of the Patron, Of
:H1isst.sdty, has, pursuant 10: ios.ruo.
dsas, giiyos notice for {. meeting st ii,
d6sayoS tie Order ID @MiuDnesota 1T
Sc, g. I. Pl'dsIy o IL sd inst, fof the Or
gaaisaaion II 1 State Grunge. 5i.211ssa :
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i y.ya / j" ! OST!-A''.Rl'Sn' =; :; ,..1
3 81 az ',1l4 q ard Preparatt,t 81, =. = $
: ", = EE II 4 U:''T':IF,]tE'Rlo:.o

Bftter-sweet and! Orange bBlessorns.
1zssone Bettle, ST. o. Three Tor tt$2.oo.,4
, Oh natsus: s;w I'd t II, 1855 pnuas.1aig,o
ssC0star's'' Rat. Roach, Exter1ninntors.
.ssCossa3ss'' BsdiDa4 BxtefminatoE
!, aCosfar's,, (only puJe} Insect Powder. I
ssoaly innllibts Rsiediei Known 'io savEa!
ss. s::: ~ Rh L S:s
If xIliBtyareiii iofepuiouG imita tions.,,
HA1Dfuggfs it ID ST.. CLOUD sell thsm. ,
81 xddresssoi.o te b24I11e 500 7FabG /
nj aaaa.CQSIAR,n,10Cr Crosby 81. Ny.
Or JoHN +. HlNnY Successor, to) " !
~ 'DEifKs 'BARNfS& Co. q PAak,Row, N. Y.
.sea il St: Cloud, Minn.by s. MARLATT.
!. 11n23.1y 49,,
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- DAVIS Of Z Massachusetts,, Il, snd
fBleiss' & haiss, waists iobs. spe.ke,
- ths Hosss Il Representative Bob
aass'vsstisg hard, with about eou.l
AooUD0oG "a +"G .HgaI1- g-G biz i "a
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: - I! I, sstcrals vote, for President
aad w Pssidsat ve,e oountad =. ]
- both Hosss q Coasress vest. rday.
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e." M ON THLX..I
TRADE CIRCULAR:
J.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@*' o-a&1V1 1OEOs
Containing list Of valuable and useful articles for
SAFE at ONE DOLLAR each: also liberal inducements
II also contains information, which, we think will
1e to person sending money to the Gilt
Enterprise One Dollar Concerns. - :,
~ the opinion Of some Of our City and State Off
Gals that this circular is circulated in all parts Of
the country, it would be the means Of saving Great
deal OF money which is lost by sending TO- these
unlawful concerns. On account ofour immense trade
ana OF Interpretation in Merchandise We are now
Offering Agents better inducements than ever before
oHered. Copies sent free to any address.
ANDREWS & CO., 81 Elm st., formerly LOG Sud-
bury St. Boston, Mass.
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= THE telegraph reports that on Mon
bdsy "kr. Ramsey introduced = bill to
: snssA ,as aet gssntiug lands in Min
f saszeta" but does, not say what ito
spsovletooe were, o34zfrez r,f 2.49.,f.... !
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40 Park Row N. Y.
- i FARM FOR SALE

: "a =, ~ i Z
The undersigned offers for sale an i'm
proved farm: of about 100 acres, on the east
side Of the river, three miles from St.
Cloud. It has . comfortable 'hgueo with
five rooms, plenty of stabling, splendid
well Of water by the door,, oistern,s one on,
Of the best gardens in the country, with
small fruits, SO. VIII, trade for d house
and lot in town. Inquire Of ''*' ss'4'
- M. C, BENSON.
January 18th, 1859. =, ". ,3g- 8 zn26- 3m
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!.Idw HAeales e q seFe., HlIsef', 1cn .Ior
tCostarsB'a DC Buckthorn q ,Salve
4 the most sxtraordinar salve ever known.
It's power Of Soothing and Healing for al
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Chap
ped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for
Piles, &c., &c.-is, without parallel. One
person sSys of it., IT would not'be without
q Box in my. house, if it cost $500, or 4
had to travel all the way to NcH York for
It y l! NJ r tzoe'kaahtsg News, Sept::5. ~
- AliDfuggistsin ST. CLOUD ss11 iit.s:j bya,}i
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= - = 60 = - - -
PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.

WARRINGTON, Feb! "8.-The new
railroad bill, Us reported III tie Senate
Saturday, ism eighteen long sections,
and covers six lines Of road over five
thousand miles in length: = The North.
ern Pacific runs from Lake Superior to
Pagcts Sound. . The land grant ! con-
sists Of the alternate sections on each
side of the respective roads within
twenty miles Through the Territories;
and ten miles through the; States.
Each road receives !. sections per
mile outright as soon as selected land
approved by the President.i Thi;| title
Of thesemainihg lands remain in the
United States Whenever twenty!con.
:secutiRs miles of the road ane9 finished
che 'GosernmentYwiln sell 1.-The, lands
Eborderipg:on that section atipricea; not
exceeding $3.50 perIsacre.' . The PRO.
.cseds are toibeDpaid into theio Treasury
ofithe United, States to the ,.eredit,oof
the Railway Company; which lin: no
EVENTS allowedito buy OF biddor lands.
The ipceuniary aid asked of the Govern
mont totte roadssis' sixroper cent cur
-rency guarantee sEfor th,rtyn:ye.rs on
$780, 00Einzgold bearing hondspsr mile.
The bonds are to be issued and record
ed by the Secretary aof the Trsasury,
with5eoupens, endsEsedsbyIth the TrE,e9aasulsr
Of thes United States, payable one half
yeatly, land the, prineipalof these bonds:
constitutes tiAvdrst, lien upon the roads.
government undertakes ,tor 60
,onse silseH. 4rum, loss i'm guaranteeing
interest by sesaipiinglshe proceeds pfll
'salessbJ .coyer,ngsiato the TreaspEy ssll
dues from theraU United States to the
srespecti7a roadsIi on account; Of trans,
20. -
spostatien,' &C.. and by ,requlripg aeaeh,
company to pay over to the, Treasury
Of the United States half yearly TED TED
per cent of Tie gross receipts Ffhom
these three sources isstho government
to draw III providingifor company psyl
,ments, and whatever remains Of The
land fund goes 70 to the The. proper road.
leu per cent of the gross receipts are
Is be paid Tito The Treasury tSn days
before each sem:-anoual installment
Of interest," bseomesA dn =; land when,
ever any road tails, il shall be proceeded
against under the Bankrupt law The
!. euasssfssd IL Is L 81 delivered in o.
TIC sc6dmple ssnd "a aipn,ont sof.txed-s
ty mile sections Of road, except that
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w ANTED-AGENTs.-S to $500 per month
cyv everywhere, male and female, to introduce the
S SE;yG1IG IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
~ INV MACHlNE. This machine will stitch, hem
.e 'uck, quit, cord, bind braid and emDroider in
most superior manner. Price, only S1s F,.,iy war
Macein aO5 i've years We will pay 81 for any
c cnne tnat will sew stonger, moro beautiful or
LoSk Stitch" Every second stitch can be- cut and
sun L9e cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing
II. we pay Agents from SIS to $500 per month ana
expenses, or commission from which twice that
amount can be made Address sECOMB l. Co.
PtT11T y, Pa, or BOSTON, MASS. =
CAOTloN-Do not be imposed upon by other par
nes Paimng on worthless cast-iron machines under
me same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genu
LUG and really practical cheap machine manufactured
n224w -
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.'' Mr.: Secretary Browning has made
'hiss debutswith great success in the
'ofan art critic! He ,sends, ~
:4ettet to the ssenats commendisga.b Miss
9Vinhid 1sead.sss s4atnous statue Of Lincoln.
MA saithfaf ikeness Of CHI lats a;Pt16lil
dent and aaskingaa 'knlo 'imneaisse
appropriation ''toss'psy ansthsssj0 drst
installmcht roy ofs mthe!sig stipulated
price, Mrs alsruwning'su oPnisn Sr the
statue is syaldubioj thosghs unfortunate!
lydother gosd.erities do5notsharsiin it;
'Wesupposs, however, that NO are bound
g pay for the thing good orstbed.--.
4Vsse Kq,k q ss6a1s, tao 1Iaa1a0y s4es
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OAK FL AIT
Il 4hs proprietor v5aid aaaoap,ss 3s;t / !,
is prepared to furnish
FREsH oYsrE1Rs.
cooked In any desired style. :2Also,- sar-
dimes, Cold Lunch; &C.
u His bar is applied with the jn,J1 T.
CHOICEST
-.Saanc =" s%a3 8.1srjist. boo.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
= Be found in the ci az '1S y ': >;
"A call is requested from all whoI.wanat
anything in: his hnesssaa III
.-..u- FRED. VINCENT.
g., Cloud, Jan sd, Ises.U 4 7 wings
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Store and Lot for Sale.

The best location in st. Cloud for q re-
tail grocery business. Will be sold at q
bargain" Al Inquire of t:: =" !; i.
ID. ~, 10. F. & ". POWELL.
Ut. Cloud, Feb. IL, 1869. n3O-tf
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:.HOUSE FOR SALE.

-=s"' q CHEAP FOR CASH. /. -
Possession given atI.uy time desired:
,'''' " JOHN r. CLARK.
! st. Cloud. Feb. Q, 1885,. .. ! n8O-tf
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Special attention to cases coming before
Local o. s. Land Offices and the General
Land ONCE, Prescription, Hemestead, War
rant, Cash, Scrip, Town Site. r. r. Land
Grant and other land cases attended to:.-!4
Collections made; titles examined; taxes
paid for non-residents, &c.
"satfsfactory References furnished. .''''.
LII t.,..:. :. -. t.-...- ~. u11n20 IL
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s,..... tr.,,,- Sole Agents for
SteinWay & Sons ~".
-Tsapis:}N. PIANOS
.,.- Sole Agents for
sChickering e sons ;a'<
xx,,s. r., CELEBRATED PIANOS,
Also-UMTED PIANO F0RTES.
sAlso-P9RINcE's AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
ORGANS AND MELoDEONs.
A'sse-f 81! r. GO, co1I! !! !! ORGANS.
a. All fully Warranted. 1n
q at';si tii"9aT#Fgst eia3t.I .i,.e ..3':
,s.s.4ssH 80 si5s----.-.-.:SEs d:iu s4s.::,:
.=:ss We keep constantly, ON hand the,
ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Ml,ic and i, N.sie.l I. II, TIM ~.
Of all lessriptionsi in Minnesota.
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a." Housekeepers !! 34a -
q .tssaHousekeeper !..':'':..,
;MM-WoxIx--AxD CH11DsEx!..
M ~! y NJ iCH Il ''l \!
'READ2-READ:e'i

+, "Cooling to Scalds and Burma ,,
.soothinG TO eli paihfda woundj, h." Z
(, ~Heolipg to al Sores. Ulcers. &c,v
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/ NE y ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES 10 B. ,>; HOWELL.
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11

The Faribault Republican has a
we'll considered article on the error into
which Minnesota farmers have fallen
Of devotiug almost exclusive attention
to wheat growing. Pork, corn, oats.
barley, butter, eggs &c., pay better
A single person tool. from Cedar. Lake
near Faribault, in : one afternoon, = rs
pounds Of pike and picEerel.
The Lie Sucur Courie reports a
distressing calamity at Henderson. A
three years old child Of Mr.. Fay had
been left for a'tew moments alone in
the house, when it upset the lamp, set
ting FIRE sto:thc3 house: Tho mother,
WHO, IEass il The barn, On seeing the
flames rushed to the house, but was
unable to saye e her babe. The build,
lug and contents were total loss. /
q The Forest City Neus says, that
Marcus Peterson had his lett foot am
putated through the instep, the right
just above thotoss, and both hands at
wrists-required by freezing----D. W.
King, employed on the Pacific Railroad,
had his leg dislocated by the caving in
Of Of = ddirt1-----The people Of Meeker
County intend holding monshly stock
fairs, commencing on the, FIRST Monday
in March. Why do not tho farmers of
Stearns county do likewise & 1.-The
point for the location Of the first depot
vest Of the Big Woods has at last
been }! determined. The depot and grain
elevators are to be built ontthe N. e.
quarter dissection II. Town 10, Range
3D.. The work on the depot buildings
will be commenced, wo learn, early in |
May, and.the buildings will be ready
about the LIST Of juno. The ennnbryo
city is to be named Litch6eld, d nd In |
Effort will be made to remove the county
'eat from Forest City to that place.