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: SORTING WOOL.

" ", Hero sre somc sensible remarks from On;
Australian wool buyer in the Bi.baus
Courier. Our own farmers need more leo,
turing on this subject Of putting up wool
properly. 1t will pay in tho long run: for.
the wool grower to take pains in putting
Up his products A reputation for wool
we'll sorted and tied ID worth much TO .
man who intends to adhere to the business
Of wool growing. ~->..
"wool growers will give mo credit when
1say that those who take the wool, year
Alter year, out Of The bales in Great
Britain. place II on tables, examine hand
fal after haudtul, dssee . sfter hesee,
and put every sort ny itself for further
treatment and operation. 1t must needs
know as much abou. sorting and packing
- those who grow tho wool and put the
same in bales. II has often been . very
painful operatio. 70 opdn bals. Altar bals
and find fine, valuable wool 10 mixed that
net only many coarse hseoes and locks
% jumbled together, that the general e.
elauation Was, 4 will never buy ;anothe.
bale from that brand, if I can help Ia
!. III growers only knew the :immenO?
trouble suoh jumbled together and oareless'
" packed wool gives to the maaufsetursrs,
AID tho great diminution it creates In thu
prices, aud consequent loss to themselves
(the growers they would certainly bsstov
greater care ~ to how they send thei'
wool to market:
ITO send the wool properly sorted il il
all cases of fine wool the best and mos
profitable, both for tho grower and tn
manufacturer. Coarse wool does no
matter 80 much bat good packing 10 70
quired iu all cases. ~. .,...,
''1n packing tho properly sorted aeeces
it matters little whether each fleece i
rolled up or packed one on the other da'
and 80 put in bales but If the sorter
not . practical man, it il better; to rol
each fleece up separate; the yet remainin
coarse parts are, thus separated from tn
fleece when the bales are opened, aud tn
care thus taken BY the, grower is appreol
ated by tho manufacturer. Wool sent !
the proper way recommends itself to tn
buyer, and commands ; high price Ii
reputation efthegrovsr rises: With, ever
year, and with il the price Of the staple.
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Duncan's Masonic! Ritual

Or, Guide to the Three Symbolic Degrees of the
Ancient York Rite Entered Apprentice Fellow Craft
Master Mason. And to the Degrees of Mark Master,
Past Master, Most Excellent Master, and tho Royal
Arch. BY MALCOLM G. DUNCAN. Explained and in
terPreted ~ coptous Notes and numerous Engraving
This valuable book contains all the lectures and work
IT the Lodge, and with the aid Of it any Mason can
IN shoE time become qualified to take tho chair ~
Master Of Lodge. 1t Is entirely different from any
other Masonic Book heretofore published. Bound in
CLOTH price $3.50, leather tucks(pecketbook style)
With Kilt edges, g. Copies sent free Of postage Send
cash orders to L. FITZGERALD. Box 2975 New York
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dy would have been . very tame rcpast.
He presentlv fell to drinking from his

dy would have been very tame rcpast.
He presently fell to drinking from his
bottle, then to using it On tho table, As
PAYERS use the stamping machine With
which they set,lo cobblc stones in their
bed. Coming to his second drink,
Freddy appeared to conclude that he
either was or would be, a Membeg Of
Congress, that tho table before him was
. good substitute for desk, and tho
occasion suspicious for assuming she,
privileges Of the House. So ho laid
himself back ia his chair, held his bot
tie to his mouth, and placing both feet
On the table proceeded With his dinner.
Occasionally be halted to make speech
and the gentleman from Arabs EssssG
never had any difficulty in catching the
lgs Of the speaker. His vocabulary
Va limited 70 "g"o, golly, sosaaFe-
ssnblisg the call Of a young eagle',
sad one ike that which brought Peter
to repentance; but there. varno same-
aess. Freddy's speeches were always
new, and brought down the house times
without number.
AT this frat, and in fact At syss1 In
ser, Frsddy's mamma was a. little syert
dressed, but she was always brilliant,
With her pretty, childish ,svays; and
not to love her Vas quite; ont Of :tAs
question. Her husband esidsatly Is
g.raed her Is "some.hins nah aud
strange" to be treasured With care,
and he treated her As the eldest Of the
three children. i, i. - s -. =.
In the afternoon, Margaret toek Sop
the buck which Mrs. Kendon had dnp:
ped, and 6ndiug it Was Corinne, vas
soon deeply interested in its descriptions
Of tho places and things ahe never hop
ed to see. With Madam Do Stael she
vas wandering amid the wonders o.
BIroa's :City Of the Soul" when .h.
vas aroused BY IN unusual jingle Of
sleigh bells. aud looking out, saw .:sa'
ps.b tvo.horse cutter, dassling sith
scarlet asd gold, aud leopard .k,os,
stop before the gate. A tall gentle:
man got ost aud came up to the house,
leaving LADY aud the diver Sitting; in
tbs .lsigh. He wore = rich fur cap,
aad black cloth cloak Of the circuh,
form, With one corner thrown over hi,
right shoulder, displaying >: lining o.
crimson plush. His complexion VA
bright olive, aud bis hair black. He
wore . noustache waxed and curied
back like the first years horns, of. .
young elk. HIS eyes were sloe-blacl
aud .lmoud shaped, and bis entire bear
ing proclaimed him exquisite. III
rang, aud vss shown to the drawing
roou', aud after WIS. appeared to Mar
garet long tune to have lett lad,
sitting in the sleigh, he rearpcar d es
co,tiny Mrs. Kendon with that cxay
gerased po!i'e"ess which dis linguistic:
French etiquette from genuine Chris.
tan culture. Placing her on the sea-
beside the lady in waiting, he ostenta
tiously wrapped them in the leopart
skins, took his seat is.a.vts, and II,
sleigh dashed of, leaving Margaret Will
. painful forebodiDg, feeling Of ap
prebeosion IS though she had seen
serpent enter this Eden home.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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vvaOA DO GREAT MEN MARRY,

From tie Pathological journal.
John Howard. the great philanthropist,
married bis nurse. She was altogether be.
meath him in social life aud intellectual
capacity, and bsssdes this, WAS dfty-two
years old While he vss bat twenty live. He
would not take eSs" for IN answer, and
they were married. AID lived happily TO-
ssthsr until her death, which occurred two
years sitsrvard.
Peter the Great, Of Russis, married 4
peasant girl. She made IN excellent vii,
and ssgscious empress. Humboldt
married poor girl because no loved her.
OF course they were happy.
Byron married Miss Milbank to get mon
ey to pay his debts. 1t turned out = bad
shin.
Queen Victoria snd prince Albert were
cousins, and about tho only example in the
long line OF England monarchs wherein the
marital VOWS were sseredly observed and
0sAs~SAo OA0CSAVU 8X18SS0s
Washington marr1sds widow with two
children. 1t il s.oush Ia say Of her that
she vss worthy Of him, and that they lived
~ married folks should, in perfect harmony.
J"h1 A1sns :aertisd the tlsuIhisr Of 4
Presbyterian clergyman. Her father Oh.
jeetsd on account Of JONAS being . lawyer;
hs had bad opinion Of the morals Of the
prosesaisa.t 49,, -..>.t., ....:......:. ..,
Thomas Jefferson married Mrs. Narth.
Shelton, ehadIess widow; bot shs brought
him . large foRtans in real estate. After
The ceremony she mounted The hors. b.
had Aip and thet rode htns together. Il
VS. late u Tie evening, and they found Ii,
fire out: Bat ikei great statesnan BUSTED
around and rebuilt IL while Oh, ,ei,,d III.
srosa ~ sss1 put this:s IL order: lth
needless t. ~ thas they YER, happy,
tAsssh JsSsfson died . poor ~. .. account
OF This sxsssas aessslity and Hospitality.
Bs4dsxatsskiih married ths khl. xho:
Stood 'hhsr sssAsf door ardlaushed 1t him
- b vaadrsd through thu. streets Of Phil.-
ds'phis With rolls Of bread usdsr his arm,
..d bis poststs allsd viii dirty clothes.
sh' had seeasisa to b happy vhsa che
''aed h'''''f ~ ~iss Of such . great and
good man. -. -:
II 10 not generally kaevs hat Andrew
'.eko"n married lady whose husband va
SUI living. She va IN unsdueated but
amisbls woman, and WAS most devo,sdlv
attacked = )! - old t.'rior and .ts..s:ass.
Horace Greeley married schoolmistr ess
whose beauty Wa questionable, but whose
sense and goodness satisfied one Of The
greatest men Of his time.
JET. Davis, for. his lss4y wife, won tho
ham! q Zachary Teylors dsus hter, and
yen: Grant married Miss Dent, Of St.
Louis. She spps, emily has more sense than
show, and 10 therefore, 1T for = Presidsnt's
wife.
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ThE PsH1sfLyAflA CENTRAL.
4: = So !. q sSG- - - 20 =
President J. E. 1hompsou's. twenty.
second aonssf report to the Directors Of

NOuSpoyu . SNcUty.
sseood aonssf report to the Directors Of
this company makes mp three columns
Of inport""s railway Intelligence. Dur
iog thsrysar tho net e..siagt hsye *
essaet I've and quarter millions. ~
Increase Of nearly nins hundred thou.
aud dollars On, tho revenues Of the
rrs,iou. year. 1aore,,, /, shown 10
the sseibst ssoty' sud ,olid items Of reg.
slar iieights; lint elsss paas.ne efs -sand
NAIL. tn rsro,sf ,svspuszn squat T.
@4s, 1873. 2s'per mile Of tie mini line!
Nearly four 'buodred "thous,nd moro
passessen. we're carried. in 1868 than
in 1867, those of the former year
ro.ohihs s,747, u.s. All encouraging
view ssei.sn, of the conp.sy's szteu:
aions nd hsir rsalisa,ions and prem.
bs.- Chicago Republican. 81 = 4
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ooh tell me where is fancy bred,'
She asked; and getting holder, III
She placed her little darling head
And ehignon on ny shoulder. - :.
And I, with no more poetry In =;
My soul than In : Quaker'i,
Replied, with idiotio grin,
"You'n find it at the bakers"
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SPR1xa M1ncs: :PI1s.--Six crackers
pounded and vet With milk y two eupi
sugar, two Of chopped raisins,: or Of cur
rants; one cup ofv,negar ana water spie,
to your taste. This is enoug b for thre.
pies.
"A young couple in .Rockport, Me-,
while counting, walked out together arm-in'
arm, and fell through hold IN the Sidewalk
each breaking . leg. Paradoxicsl as II
may seem, their fall proved Gift" to
them, and set them up in the world-a jury
awarding them verdict Of ST., 900 against
the town.
The project of railroad between st.
Cloud and the Minnesots River, is one
which should interest tho citizens Of Meek
er County, as the road will doubtless pas.
through the centre Of the county. Thu.
route would not only put u in connection
with the lumber regions, but also give III
direct connections with the Missouri. We
hope our citizens viii take energetic action
in this matter q the proposed route will
be OF incaleulable benefit to the County
Forest City Meas.
Miss Lizzie Boyaton, Of Crawfordville,
Ind, having lectured on the subject CATER
Suffrage, Whstl" received answer the other
day in the shape Of IN old pair Of trousers,
= jacket, and dull razor. 'l5':z.z: !.
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The Patent Maqic Comb

YIN color g!"y hair permanent black or brown
Sold everywhere. eent by mail foFN 25
Address WIN. PATTON, Treasurer, -
Magic Comb Company, Springfield Mass.
XNANTED-AGEN7 $40 SELL THE
w. American Knitting Machine, Price SIS. The
invented. Will knit 10000 stitches per minute
Liberal inducements to Agents. Address AMERI-
Gan KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI
~: December 8, 1868.

~ December 8. 1865.
Hugh H. Kyle:
sls: 1ou are hereby notified to appear At tl. Office
on the z'1' DAxOf JANUARY, 1862 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon OF the said day and then and fbere Chow
cause Why Your Homestead Eutry No. 1887, made by
you Nay lSth, 1855 upon the ne sec,onl IL TOWNSHIP
FL range g. in the District ofiands subject 70 sale At
st. Cloud AinH- should not be Cancelled. a. Cal
Hanson alleges an abandonment thereof bv Won ana
proposes then and there to show the same when YOU
vii be permitted to contest such showing.
&c. WAIT Register.
aec11-o0 II. G. BURBANK. Receiver
TT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI.
November 10, 1865.
Albert Di7gT:
81: Yousre hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the s1HDAY OF APRIL 1869, Al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF the said day and then and there show
caose WY yonr Homestead Entry No. I. made BY
you November =. 1866, upon the Sc Il ne Il section
II township as, range g, and sv 4 section
.. and " nv sw dissection: :, township las,
St: Cloud, Mnn should mot be Cancelled, a. BusteEa
Bischop alleges an abandonment thereof by Won and
proposes then and there to show the same when Won
will be permitted to contest such showing
nc WAIT, Register,
00vS0o~Ieo&0tdh* H. BURBANK, Receiver,
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GA K HAI,T,.:

The proprietor would announce that he
8 preparsd to furnish - ~
FRESH OYSTERS,
cooked Il any desired style. Also. sar.
dimes, Cold Lunch, 10. -.
His bar is supplied with the
=~a CHOICEST @ss
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
to be found in the city.
!. A call Is requested from all who want
anything in his line. -.-,.. .,~...~.-.-.
FRED. VINCENT
81. Cloud, Jan 9Th, 1862 ST. v11n2t
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TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
u. Fehruary le, 1869.

1T ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Jok. l1ax:
S.R: Yon are hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
| on the 0rH DAY. OF APRIL, 1853. at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon Of tho said day. and then and there chow
eauee why your Declatory Statement Entry No. e2l6
| made by you Nay 4th, 1865, upon the o II nvX
and lot J. section Is, township 12b range 81 in the
District Of lands subject to sale at 81. cloud MINI
sbopld not b. cane led, George Netsssr slieoes
abandonment thereof BY yen, and proposes then and
there to show the same Wh.n you will b permitted
gI g".-.c-r d. @. WAIT; Register,
te6ls:e~i d. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
4 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. NIN0.,
~ February 18th, 1850.
On You 20 hereby ,otia-d to appear a. this once
enths Sf1 DAY OF APRIL, 1863, at 10 o'clock il.
the If the day and then and there show
cause Why yOor Holaestead Entry No Sol2, made by
Jon September IL, 1865, upon tho VIZ ne u L1wL
section township 126 range s., IN the District o1
lands to sale at st. Cloud MIMI, should not be
cancelled, Erastus Cheney alleges an abandonment
thereof by you and proposes thsD and there to shnw
the same when you WILDE permitted to contest such
showing. sG}FG, H G.. WAIT, Register. =
febI86w% H. G. BURBANK. ReceiveF.
7WNJU0AL Lows, AND THE HAPPINESS or
u Truc Marriage. Essay tor Young Men, on the
errors Abuees and Diseases which destroy the Manly
Powers and create impediments to Marriage with
srrs means Of relief Sent in sealed letter ebvelope
sfresfof cargo. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN uOUGH.
on, Howard Association. Philadelphia. "a
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LIVERY SPORTSMAN, FARMER and HORSE
II NAN, shoald send for our pamphlet OF 20 pages
containing iull description Of new invention BY
which the most kickers runaway and vlc
ous horses can be driven with perfect safety. 70,
breaking and training horses, better than Rarey
or any other system. Sent Free Address N. p
BOYER CO.. Parkssburg, Chester Co. p.
A GENTS WANTED In every town to sell the cele
IA bEsted Clipper Movers and Reapers-Iightesl
draft and most durable machines made Send fol
circular. CuPPER nowxR RkAPEh Co., IL Cliff 1T.
NewsYork.
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Honey, 0lyoer1ne, Elder HloWer,
1equet.ead Palm. c.
epa Quality, ayls aud Perfume warrantsd equal 10
the 110eh an soad fully 30 per cont chea1er which
aeoountsfof the great falling OIL the dssnd for tie
breign eoapa aud the unprecedented success ol the
AA1AlCAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS, now sold
everywhere inItAe United States. -
80 - =. Philadelphia and New York
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Grow River Trains

DURCHAsR TICKETS at the Stations before .,..-
ing the Cars At = Discount from the reguiar ,rsn
rates ''su1'1 u@ln
. fe;sengers must get their Baggage Checked before
the Train 1t place Of destination. must nreson, ~
eneck and take possession Of their Baggage
The company will rot be Respcnsib1e
Tor the Safety Of any Baggage after It.
part OF the busines of this COMPANY tn receixa -
store baggage, unless special contract is made to
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

- :, -
We offer for sals eheap the 'Johnson
Farm" containing 100 acres. lying six
miles from 81. Cloud on The road 70 Hsine
Pr'iFis ';s Keeaah. There IL good !
Log House and Frame Barn
vn ne premises, and about thirty acres nm
sron I. f
threagh the tract.
For price and terms apply 70
PlNNEY l. NULLIKEN.
vt. Cloud, Oct. Goth, 1868. vlln14. 8m
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EMBELLISHMENTS.

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Address, E. r. PELTON. il
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The First Division Of the
st. Paul & Pacific Railroad

1858. WINTER TINE TABLE. 1889.
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
f16rH, 1885,: trains for St Anthony
5uuetion, Anoks, Elk River, St. Cloud and
Sank Rapids, will run as follows:
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EarlV Rose PotatOE,a1apPss1[s;s;

Spring Wheat OATS Barley, Corn. Clover Seeds, Grass
Seed Hogs, Fowls, Best Fodder Cutter. Send for tn.
expsria,ental Farm journal. only 20 cents. Addres
0k0.As DElfz, Chnmbersburxh, Pa, -
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JAMESTOWN, n. Y.
LPP1NCofr &BaxEwIII:-We have no trouble with
7our Saws they don't need to be lined up with paper
them on the Mandrel and they 60 right along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsurpassed.
Respectfully, CHAS. ]. fOX.
sLlPPINCOTT & BAKE WELL,
Manufacturers Of Circular, Mulsy, Mii. Gang an;
cross.Cut Saws. ChoppinE AXIS, all shapes. Co !
burns Patent Axe. shovels, Spades and Miles
Patent Covered Soup. 80
MI ANTED-AaENTs-975 to 5000 Per month
wv everywhere, male and female, to introduce the
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch. hem,
fell tuck quilt cord bind, braid and embroider in
most superior manner. Price. only SIS. Fully war
ranted tor i've years. We will pay 8, 900 for any
Machine that will sow stonger, more beautiful Or
more elastic seam than ours. It makes the "Elastic
Lock Stich." Every second stitch can be cut, aud
:ti TIC cloth be pulled apart without tearing
It. We pay Agents from SIS to 31o0 per month aud
expenses. o. . commission nom which twice that
a a7,nt, san BE- made; address. sEC0MB.& CO.,
cAUT1Oa-Do not 30 imposed upon BY other par
t!es palming OF worthless eastiroa machines under
the Same pame OF otherwise Ours h tho only genu.
Inc andIealy practical cheap machine manufactured
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Livery and Sale Stable.

Livery and Sale Stable.
The undersigned has just erected ~
a large and commodious stable on the cor
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo.
site Clark's store, near tho Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising number Of
FINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and
variety Of
SOME BUGGIEs
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carrisges for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nerals or Journey will be attended to
promptly.
His stock is Of the best kind, and he
invites his friends to call.
L. B. SILSBY.
St. Cloud, June Esd. 1868. ,v6n49-l
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TT &. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
" T.. January 25, 1850.
sn: Yoa hereby notified to appear At this Office
On the 1lrH DAY or MARCH, 1868. At 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No 2ll2 made by
you November a7th, 1861, upon the 4 nv N lot 2
section township LIS range 81 in the District Of
lands subject to sale At st. Cload, MIMI should not
be Cancelled, a. Charles Niles alleges an abandon
nent thereof BY and proposes then and there to
show the ssn,e, when you will DO permitted to con
jsn2S6xl &c BURBANK. Receiver.
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ARMAND g. CO.,
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Goods ut Wholesale to the Trade. -

A BLESSING 70 LADIEs-Dr. VIM. Ray. h,s
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Seeds, and Small Fruits, prepaid BY mail
A complete and judicious assortment. rs
sorts Of either Seeds $l.OO. True Cape
Cod Cranberry with directions for culture
on high or low land. New fragment Ever
blooming Japan Honeysuckle, charming
new hardy vine. 60 cents each. $500
per dozen, prepaid. New Early Rose Po-
tato, Is cents per ID. j. 5 lbs. $3.00prepaid.
Priced catalogues to any address,. also
trade lists. Seeds on commission. Agents
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B. NJ. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Establishment, Plymouth, Mass.
Established 1912. :a"Et'* n27-&mo