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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-04

D1s1RIss1xQ DBATH.-In March last. =
tumor made its appearance on the left arm
and shoulder Of Herbert J. Bennett, .
young man Of seventeen, only son Of E. c.
Bennett, Of Maine Prairie. Despite oil
the efforts Of the physicians, it rapidly
grew, until at the shoulder it measured
three feet in circumference. Last month
Il burst, diseharsing fully pail Of blood,
aud from the weakness caused by this he
died ON the 18th ult.
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Life of Abraham Lincoln,

BY Hon: Joseph H. Barrett, late Commis-
sitner Of Pensions. It is handsome VOL
ume Of 700 pages; with numerous fine H.
Illustrations, and steel.engraved portrait
Of the late President; This is q book no
one should be without. We will furnish it,
on the above conditions, either in English
or German, as may be desired. A speci-
men copy can be seen at this Office. Retail
price So. "':> =.
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For the Week Ending Nov. 3rd.
WARRANTED Deed from Geo. Stevenson to
ueo. Smithson for lots l and 2 blk rs in
Jas. Bowes add. to St. Cloud. $3.50
Warrantee Deed from Chas. Holifer and
wife to Gottlob Holifer for nw{ net Sec: 8
T. 122 r. 31W. 500
Warrantee Deed from Anthony Froelich
to the "Order Of St. Benedict for mel
Sec. 2 +. l25 R. 81 and vi nw{ snd sci
nw} Sec. "A +. 126 r. 81 y. $500
Warrantee Deed from J. r. Unger to G.
Bach for set sw4 Sec. II T. 124 R. 81
west. $3.50
Quit-claim Deed from Jos: Niehaus and
wife to Thos. L. Grace for NV 10 acres Of
nwf nw4 Sec. IA T. l24 r. 28v. 500
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sTRAWBERMY PLANTS:

I will sci, The best varieties of Strawber
~ Plants, either iu large or small quanti~
ties, cheaper than they can be bought at
any other place in Minnesota.
o.: 0SA '"AA .A''H
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Orders filled by return mail.

The season for coughs and coldsis rap
idly approaching, and every one should be
prepared to check the first symptoms, as
cough contracted between now and Christ
mas frequently lasts all winter. There is
no better remedy than 'Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment.'" For all diseases Of the
throat and lungs, it should be used inter-
ually and externally; H.; .:.....'r
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! HousE ron sALE.-Alargs double house
with tho corner lot upon which II stands,
one squars from the Normal School, viii
be sold very cheap. Inquire at this: o6ee.. /
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8 New Subscribers,

. NOW SuOSCr1OorS,
Lite Of Abraham. Lincoln. (see notice
Above.. Il "
Mrs. Hale's new Cook Book.
The Ladies' Guide 10 Nccdlework and
. Embroidery. -.
Western Monthly "a choice monthly Of
s0pages Price So a year,
Norwood, by Henry Ward Beecher.
kathrina, by Timothy Titcomb.
Credo.
M'lton's Poems-illustrated.
> >Moore's Poems-illuutrated.
Ruby Gray's Strategy, by Mrs Stephens.
St. Cloud JouRSAI, one year.
Lady's Friend, one year.
Once Month, one year.
Peterson's Magazine, one year.
Saturday Evening Post, one year.
Arthur's Magazine, one year.
The Toledo Blade, (Nasby's paper,) ono
year.
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FRI. Ex71xau1sHsas.-Ths agents Of
several different patents Of Fire Extin-
guishers have been in town during the past
week, and given exhibitions Of the efRcien-
q Of their inventions in putting out piles
Of burning boxes and barrels. These E1-
. good thing.
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Lung fever, common cold, eatasEhel
fever, and nasal discharge Of browaish.
color in horses, may be checked at once by
liberal use Of sheridan's Cavalry Condition
pnWdere .-ss - y.s& ~. b.
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Packard's Monthly, for one year,
Tho Little Corporal, for one year.
= The Deekeeper's Journal and National
Agrioulturist, for ono year--with copy
Of "Hint1 TO Dee-keepers," (92 pages,)
and the Bee-kecper's Text Book" (l40
pages.) :.5." =
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TnAxxs01vIxo.-UlioA services viii %
held on Thanksgiving day (the 18th in'e'}
at the Presbyterian church. At 1o3 A. n
The sermon will DO preached by Rev. Sat-
terlee, pastor Of the Methodist church.
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16 New Subscribers.

Macanley's History of England-5 vols.
Prescott's Philip 1I.-3 vols.
Ferdinand and Isabella-3 vols.
" Conquest of Mexico-3 vols.
Charles VS. vols.
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a New Subscribers,

Henry Ward Beecher's Sermons.
Old Town Folks, by Harriet Beecher
Stowe.
Robinson Crusoe- illustrated.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments-il-
Illustrated.
Watts Divine and Moral Songs.
The American Revolution.
History Of the United States.
Wonders Of the World.
(The last three ire handsome pictorial
'ditions.)
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The following are supple
mentary to the above, and
may: be included with any of
the other premiums:
For 81 we will send a copy Of TnE
JOURNAL, and copy Of the New York In
dependent, for one year, and in addition will
send, post paid, . copy of Ritchie's Cele-
brated Steel Engra,in gs Of g.
PRESIDENT GRANT.
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Pol1crxAx.--Ths Mayer has appointed
John Dorr night Policeman, rice chs'"
Ketoham. Mr.. D. will make IN efhoiens
ofacoe. ..
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RE1uHxsD.-Mr. John Dressler, who re-
moved 70 Iowa with his family few weeks
go, returned this week, perfectly satisfied
to remain in Minnesota. He says that the
farmers, mechanics and people generally
here arc better of and are doing better
than In Iowa.
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70 New Subscribers.

ANo. 4 Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
with ornamented iron stand, walnut half
case, hemmer, Teller, self-sewer, guide, SC.
Chicago price, $50.
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"OUR AMERICAN FRu1rs This splen-
did colored fruit case is now nearly ready
for delivery. 1t contains eighteen speci-
mems of the choicest American fruits, COL
ored, from life. It is the work of accom-
plished artists, is handsomely finished in
ten colors, and we deem it unsurpassed BY.
any fvuit-plate ever published in this
country. When framed and hung upon
tho wall it will prove a source of constant
pleasure to all who behold it. It win Be
sent by mail to any ADDRESS on receipt Of
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-04

-Pickit & Abbott, formerly Of Gouver-
neur Wesleyan Seminary, seem to be doing
rushing business in the dry goods trade
it st. Cloud, Observation-Disclosures N.
r Recorder and advertiser.
That's just what they are doing. Their
second stock Of fall and winter goods will
arrive in few days. ~
TO Town OFr1cERs.-We are able to
furnish The following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired: .:. \
Order Of Supervisors laying out q new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting '.,;..; .:..~l
Town orders. with stubs, bound Or I'M
bound.
Orders filled by return mail. <>;..j !:
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~ THs JOURNAL Is the only paper in
Minnesota which offers list Of book pre-
niums. All speak Of tho very liberal
terms on which tho premiums are given.
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DIED.

In the town Of Briggs, Sherburne county,
MARTHA L., daughter: Of Joshua Q. and
Louisa Cater, aged 8 years and months.
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Wood atAlexandris is 81 for green
md SO for dry. ...-...-.>~
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+, Coon, Owing to the hard times
and scarcity Of money, Coats L Freeman
have reduced the price Of meats Of al
kinds. The best cuts can be had for 12}
cents per pound. Meats are always deli.
o:ed when ordered. You can always be
sa,rrss ,of getting the very best meat At Goats
L PreenaA's- no p,or, lean steaks are Of
fered.,f ,I,.Irr: = .,rtIT i n y,-r.l -
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- rA11 70 ExrRrss NJ OPlx1oN:-Mrs! DR.. H. Kl
whitiord, 81 Esa, ILL.,, 10 recent letter says: II
haze seem many recomme tionsof your MAehine,-
but in ~ praise fall @ express my opin-
Mine has bee In use over three years. has been used
BY my neighbors successfully, after few, moments
showing aud has rot been out once since
have had II The stitch entirely
ripping but remainine flr, till the garment is
out. iwould recommend the wilcox g. Gibbs in the
highest terms for extreme simplicity quietness, and
e'se Of operation and for the beauty, elasticity,
strength aud durability Of III word" n1S-sm
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"Don't you go, Tommy, Don't gow

Dun 60 Dun
So sang . fond maternal to her thought.
less juvenile who had expressed his inten-
ton Of purchasing his winter suit 1t an.
other establishment than Pickit + Abbott's.
Her experience had taught her that tho lad
would be doing . very foolish thing, and
that the genuine bargains Of the season
are to be had at tho Regulator"
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Fon REx1.-A good store-room in the
best business part Of the city,: Size Of
room 22160, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind of::business.
Rent moderate Inquire Of :. - a., (
~. IT, H. =,s:,.,: >,..-:r JOS. BROKER.
st. Cloud. July %, 1869. H., I i.,-I'
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The 81. Charles Herald pufs . Grave
Stone Marble Works % . "lipe institu-
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We call attention to tho advertisement
Of the CAu,eh1.an in another column. II
is finely printed, ably conducted paper,
and is one Of tho very best religious news
papers Of the country.
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sAuK CIHrRE.-The schoolhouse is
ready for the opening Of school this week.
DEER are plenty.-Jared Emerson,
Of Grove Lake, had : number Of stacks Of
wheat burned by . prairie 6re.--The
new hall Of the Centre Grange Of the P. Of
h. has been completed Saturday will
be the next regular monthly market day
Herald. =
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WANTED!.
5000 New Subscribers &C
FOA THE
ST. CLOUD JOURNAL.
,-l%:s 80 80
Ra1.o Inducements.
VALUABLE PREMIUMS.

It is our desire to have
THE JOURNAL reach every
household in Northern Min
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests Of this part of the
State, and we intend to make
it Of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as we'll. = -
We would now announce
that about the LIST of Deem
ber-which will be as soon
as the smoke Of the present
political campaign shall have
cleared away-we will COM
mence the publication Of an
Intensely Interesting Story,
the title of which will be an
nounced hereafter: J It will
occupy a considerable portion
Of the paper for four or FIVE
months, and will be one Of
the most thoroughly enjoyable
stories ever yet published.
In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain its usual variety
Of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items; Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc. !
Among the regular CORES
pondents, already we'll known
to it's readers, will be Mrs.
J. e. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
vania; ''Ion," in Kentucky
and I'D: E. r." in st. Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn Of local correspondence
from the different towns in |
Northern Minnesota will be |
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for THE JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys of being
Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota.
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scnoo1 LANDS. Hon. Charles Me1lralb,
State Auditor, il in town, ana tho sale Of
school lands tskes place to-day.
The sale hal since concluded and returns:
.;r No. Of acres told, rs~ Il .o29.2o
Purchase money, $6,115.20
Amt Of principal paid, ~" 1.025.20
T., t, ~, g . = :. unpaid, 6,09o00
~ !ss interest paid. 49, a 2O4. IS
=, :: .. All was sold Il the appraised value.
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F,nz.-Au alarm Of FIRE VAS caused thu
for.noon by the burning out Of chimney
At Mookenhsupt'a store.
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Mr.. Hill has been taking some fine
out doors Photographic views.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Sr. CLOUD, Nov. !, 1869.
Ptesent-Messrs. Tolman. Barnes, Mont
gomsry, Davis, W. T. Clark, Campbell.
Easlbrock. Mcclure, Vossberg. Senkier'
Reed and Enderle. ..r,a
The Committee appointed At the previous
meeting to settle with Mr.. J. r. CLARK for
the stone used in the foundation Of tho
Union schoolbuildiAg, reported that a SAT.
isfaetory agreement could not DO arrived
I 1t. The Committee was discharged; and
/ ON motion Messrs. Davis and Montgomery
were appointed Committee to settle with
Mr.. Clark for al the stone farnishsd BY
him under his contract with The Board.
A bill Of N. F. Barnes for $40 for SER
vices. M presented and ordered to b
paid.
On motion Of Mr.. Montgomery the bal
ance Of $1,000 Was directed to be paid the
contractors on the Union schoolbuilding.
(The total cost Of the building will be over
$l5,ooo.)
PERs0NAL.-Mr. Lewis Clark returned
on Friday from visit East. He says that
when no passed through Northern Now
York last week tho apple trees were Gov
cred With snow and hung full Of frozen
apples, while farmers were gathering their
corn with sleds. Reaching homo no found
mild Indian Summer weather. ~..
Col. r. NJ. Richardson, late Democratic
candidate for the Senate, was in town yes
terday. He takes tho result Of tho cleo
ton quite philosophically, and Ii waiting
for returns from Puget Sound, which, no
thinks, will s:make it all right"
E. c. earns arrived on Sunday evening
from Alexandria. He started again to-day
for Fort Ransom to attend to the putting
in Of the 1000 bushels Of corn just pur-
chased for the government.
W. s. Moore, Esq, returned last even
ing from trip up country.
RAILROAD Bus1xIss.-Statement Of tho !
business Of the st. Paul & Pacific r. R. at
the st. Cloud depot for the month of Octo-
hap 1890.
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Benton county gives about forty Dem
oeratie majority this year. ~ ~ 80
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MARRIAGE LICFNsIs,-From G, s. Mat
toon, ESQ.,, Clerk Of the District Court, We
have received the following list of the mar

'1S8e ucenseS 1ssueu uur1ng Vct0oer:
Herman Blenbsr to Catharine Walle.
Nicholas MENUS to Josephine Michels.
Charles B. Allen to Elmira Ferris.
Arthur T. Cowles to Mary G. Salisbury.
Knox Hbensteiner to Wihelmina Gebhardt
Philip schwsb to Hattie Heberling.
Antony Wegner to Josephine Lommel.
Michael HartuDg to Margaretta Gallizendufrind.
Ludwig Jacobs to Anna lbbing.
Joseph 8. White to Laura A. Morehead.
Louis Gerhard to Louise Hodel.
John Metzger to Mary Dole.
George H. Morse to Marietta Ellis.
Grin Hoyt to Margaret Z. Waller.
Matthias ellis TO Anna Kolef
Andrew J. Donahue TO Mary J. Pancake.
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~ Get up club for TIE JOURNAL
and select your premium. All the books
are new, handsome and valuable, and are
promptly mailed, direct from the publish
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MxAs1xs.-This disease is decidedly
more abundant than is agreeable. A
heavy inroad has been made on the st"
tendance ut tho schools. No fatal cases
have - yet been reported.
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CaAacxsuu1s.-A from y to 123 cents Per
pound, .t Boyd's, With ten varieties -
choose from. ra&a ::
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&c., being vaIoabe Treatise on thats WtdtN spreao
maiady Of youth: Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Kmmissions Imposeacy. &c. Price 10 cents sen,
under seal. VARlx .ClASP, warranted to pefpa,
uectly vauescle n four days. (Varicccele an en-
eirculars. - :. ;'-'
= Hand Book Of vereaiti 80 pages, lluatruted &
Send your address and that Of your friends foe CHI.
calasS valuable 70 oil. i
Gpooial ssastion = diseases peculiar to ESxALES
All business strictly private address, 40 -
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PRA1R1s FlREs.-The fall fires are to be
seen hero aud there, as the prairie grass is
swept away. We have IS yet heard OF no
damage being done.
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Coop LAND.-Scs the advertisement Of
and for sale. in Steains and Pope counties,
The lands are good, and the prices very
low. .-.. IL
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COOP TrxpLARs' LoDaE.-An effort 10
being made to revive the Good Templars'
Lodge which existed here couple Of years
ago. 1t is to DO hoped that this effort may
meet with abundant success.
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Nor1cl Tho next meeting Of tho L.
brsry Association will be held at the resi-
dsnce Of Mr.. Charles Taylor, in lower
town, on Thursday evening, November
the llth-instead Of the 18th, A. stated
1..8 ->>k
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O0clal Paper OF the city.

- The Circulation OF The SosE"A
a.. no,rnv.u that OF any other p"PeE
->,,.h.a In Northern Minnesota Aes
a.a~.r<a.era remember this. 49,
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~ All kinds Of Job Printing IN Eng
,;,h German or Norwegian, executed At
mi. of6es. Send in your orders. -. >.
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LOCAL MD VS.

~ " ( wosld ,t.p.tya'y "4st" Az
business meu AND others wishirg s"y k'"a q
Job Printing, 10 call and s1am'as osf
extensive stock Of Ns~ Material, js's received
from tie East, before sending to st. Ps"' o.
oo;.o <l..wAers. Our Jos Office Is nov ono
Of the 6sss in tie State, and 'ee DO ''orS
waies 10 vii! guarantee to b sat'+fae'0'y'
a, Saint Paul Prices.
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~ A few hours leisure tire, employ:
cd in raising : club 81 new SubScfibers Tor
THE Journal, viii ssepEs eus pi g Or more
hoies books o. mfg iines: 81 lists!, e. *' -
NJ, x" %, q go na~htH.}4 "
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.allo oorraspondent Of the An.

"A Monticello correspondent Of the An
Okla Press writes:
The great want Of Monticello il q rail-
road to connect with St. Cloud and Mime
spolls, which want will, no doubt, be sup.
piled u no very distant day. A route has
already been surveyed, running through
this village.
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Z Boyd has ten barrels OF sweet cider,
for sale BY the barrel or gallon. ~ J.
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AS an inducement for clubs,
we offer the following valua.
BILE premiums for New Sub
scribers:
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9. LAND OFFICE.

N1OTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE = f..,.., :
N st. Cloud, MINI, November 8, 1869. 3;
Complaint having been entered at this office BY
John Mckay against Elisha Baal for abandoning
his Homestead Entry NJ. lll5 dated April l2th ISIS
ulon tho sc u section 8, township 126 ran.e So in
stearns county, Minnesota, With a view to The
cancellation OF said entry the said parties here
by summoned to appear at this Office On the 7rH DAY
OF DECEMBER 1858, a. 10 O'Clock in tho forer con
legged abandonment, :: IS - 80 - 81
royts"w nc. PuRBANK, Receiver
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1 4,@ we ars indebted to samusfW hitney, Of
Brosk;way; A. Lindbersh, Of Mslross; C.
" Richardson, Of Sank Centre; John
Br.ksheld,. Of Avon; c. Buss, Of Cold
SPRING. J. B. Pea.e, Of Paynes'i'le, and
other friends FOX election returns. s,..-
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ID WHAT 1ou .,aWAx1. - Woodchoppers
should remember that Rossnberser Bros.
warrant their axes. They have also hatch
ots, grub hoes, mattocks, and everything
else in tie line Of edged tosls. The esls-
Srelsd tabular lamps in large supply, and
- sals - lees prices than they Ga ~
~ Il 81 Paul +. +, Roseobsrssr Bros. o.
vays keep . big stock and sell cheap.
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Mrs. Farwell has just received . lot Of
nice lunch baskets. @s
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MARROW EscAPE.-On Sabbath afternoon,
while Dr.. g. Vivian was crossing Lake
Winona, It Alexandra, the ice gave way.
After struggling for some time, in an ex-
haustsd condition hs caught hold Of the
limb Of . tree, and chung to it until rescued
by young Norwegian, Ole Nilsson, who,.
atths psril Of his own Life, brought the
Dr.. 70 shore, TO appearances, dead. He had
been in the water for An hour and : hall.
He was taken to the hotsl, where DR.. Bar
den commenced . work applying rsstora-'
tivss, giving tonios and producing artificial
respiration. 1twss not until morning that
sisus Of lie began to appear. Great credit
fsdae 10 Nilsson for hi1 heroic conduct, and
to Dr.. Bardsn for the skill he exhibited in
bringing % life the exhausted body.
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PlIN1uN Sfov1.-At the Michigan
State 1sir Tie Committee, after thorough
examination, awarded the Gold Mccall TO
the Cosmopolitan Cooking Stove, on &C.
count Of its superiority over all others
ON exhibition. For sale by c. F. & W.
Powell.
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TO all new subscribers, and all old SUBJ
scribers, who now renew their subscrip-
tions for another year, We will, for fifty
cepts additional to the regular price of. our
paper, send the beautiful plete entitled
"Our American Fruits" described below
alss, THR JOURNAL, and The Peoples Jour-
nat, for one year, published by ''The Peo-
pies Publishing Co.," Philadelphia, Pa,
Cincinnati, O., Chicago, ILL.,, St. Louis, No.,
and Springfield, Mass, q monthly Of six
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