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HOmeopathist.
To Those who are safFsffng under the
DESTROYING Power of Acute or sI.a
- Chronic Diseases.
= j.. GOUCHER. M. ID, .a5zl
Tenders his professional services.

- -
~, Tenders his professional services
The Doctor studied the Old School system with
Prof. Valentine Mott NJ d. of New YORK fity.t
and graduated in the Medical University of New
z Z ork; NO 65g Broadway. and also graduated in
also been Hospital Student of Professor n r.
Smith, of Baltimore f -btT9E GfT n 1ifGTig
The Doctor practiced the Old School System
for twenty years He then studied Hofnuopathy
and is graduate in that school, which he prac-
tices exclusively. ESQ - F'f9l'lT-77l II II ~
The Doctor has had large amount9of Hospi-
tai experience. And thirty -one years practice
medicine.
Heis now permanently located in Ravenna5
portage County, o., on the Cleveland ondl Pitts
burgh Railroad. eighteen miles north Of kllf-
ances 1T is at this point where the Great w est
ern crosses the Cleveland road - y
The Doctor has his Office at his residence. on
the corner of Cedar and Sycamore streets, where
ne can be found night and day, except when on
professional visits. -. =,
Ravenna, March Is, 1863, 29-1y: "a 'aIiIT -.
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" EeaS Houhty, Onio, Hlu OAera1 sale Az q
puOIc auction, IsSid sitt.5 to 4z5sT 1e,sl, $40
ON THE 9TH DAY OF ARRILs 1s60,r5THa
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. upon the premises the an.
divided one-nalf in common with Beni H
Black, of the following DESCRIBED real estafs
ing part of LotlNo O. in the township Of Pax
lows: -7S -
Beginning on the north tlipe Of taidlot No. g.
at the northeast corner of Al acre tract in said
lot, decided by Clarinia Smith to Chester Hot
eolmbi thence running south on said GAesSerz
HolconRs east line 70 his southeast eorneFliri5
the south line OF 200 acre tract in said lot Nof
Merly decided by Brainard Selby and wife if6a
John Smith; thence east on the south line Of said
AW acre tract to the southwest corner tof q
acre tract in said lot belonging TO tbs heirs Of
Gorisanda McKinzie, to the north inc 81 said
lot; Thence west on said north line OF said lot t6
the the place Of beginning, eontainingA acres pf
land, being the same land decided 70 watson
Holcomb by Ellen p. Herter on the 18th day OF
May. 1883 and. .recordedi in fortAgo County, re-
Appraised at Sos, ,55 a'9asSqA hHS sssfESs1S
Terms of Sale-One- half In hand, ard ths fee
maaining half p one year tSon date of sale with
ss "t''l '1 VIZ ". b. THoaIf sa1S,,A gsss
Admr. of Hiram McKinlie decn-ST
P. II. BEAN, Auctioneer SIN
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REAL ESTATH.2. !.

FINE FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY lcon,y
stanty offered for sale ON fair terms. Parties
desiring to sell are reminded that the ad2eftiss- -
cry county and State especially 70 tho east thus
drawing many good buyers from abroad, which
IS an advantage to real estate owners OF tfia
county: c Terms liberal. No SALE, = No RHEs
Parties desiring to buy. should writs. eneiosfsSs
stamp for circular, or call personally at tho Law
Smce oi IL .tHEO1JI}& 4 u ESISpJ
OFFICE. (oFer Beekley,s StoTe and Tin Store AS
east end Phenix Block, RaVenna, Ohio. Shibiifd
Z April 4 1899. 31-tf : ifsFHu His4 80 s3nsbissA
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eial Cunning Of the Boston Secretary.
Mr.. Secretary Boutwell,, of Massa-
chusetts, not to be outdone in financial
cunning by his predecessor, has pre-
sented his report in dress somewhat
new-one feature of which, based
upon our frequent criticisms of Mr..
McCulloch's, which never reported the
accumulation of interest, which now
amounts to some $l30OO0,OO0 year.
is to make upa side statement of this,
which has really become part of the
debt itself. and has to be paid in gold
But as this would show a large i'll
crease in the public debt, the new Sec
retary has fallen upon the expedient
of withholding from his report the
entire and enormous amount of bonds
issued to all the Pacific railroads.
amounting to S56,S52, 500, and the ac-
crued interest, payable in gold, of
$4,I46,II3; total, $60,99s, 433. By this
strategieal fallacy, the Secretary is en-
abled to show a reduction of the debt
since the previous statement Of up
wards of S50,O00O00. Everybody of
ordinary experience and reasonable
observation knows that the govern
ment will have to pay every dollar of
these bonds unless wiped off the slate
by the quick process of reputation.
ar-xrn
REPRESENTED By SECRETARY boutwell,.
Interest
Debt bearing interest ~
in coin .......-... So .10I. .856 $50 ser 5T9 $50
Debt bearing interest
in lawt ul money 6S Cos 0C0 9240
Debt ON which inter-
est has ceased since -tfitI
Debt bearing no int 414 4iszs -. -
Total debt principal f ri !
Total debt, principal interest s s9so So s5s
AMOUNT IN THE TREASURY.
Coin belonging to the Government. $ss.5s2OsG5
Coin represented by gold certih-
Gates OF deposit (owned by outside g & |
parties) ..,.......... 81 672 500
Currency .-.-.-..l ..4.-...l-.ss 6S02 62S |
Amount of public debt less cash in
the Treasury. S2 ,525 1856 ,993 |
The above amount of $21 ,672, 800
does not belong to the treasury-is
merely deposit, held in trust, and IL
able to be withdrawn on demand, and
should not be elassed with govern
ment assets. Deduct this from the
represented to be in the treas
ury, and it leaves really only total of
cash, gold and currency, in the treas
ury of $89, ,333, ,4931; zs5a4-aT 5.s.
Which amount deducted from TO-
tai debt az above represented Of $s63G eo2 455
,sts gt!5 GfDlf f-fzaI,a ffs{.} SO 333 493
|
To which add bonds issued to the
Pacific railroads and interests. GO 998 433
And We have as the total present a ti.
federal de5t - GU S6l Sa5
Or q little less than $83,OO0OO0 MORE
than the Secretary's statement would
make it. -hoe4 ieQ II itfleap i
These attempts to deceive the peo-
Pile or their creditors as to the amount
of the public debt would be regarded
Is most shameful trick, if praetieed
by anybody but the Secretary to
Iacobin administration.-Cr Crisis. %; al
3a -------------eS - ----------------
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.wELLIGN HOUSE FOR. SALE,

Having purchased other property L now Offer
my Dwelling House and Lot, on Bowery Street
in kavenna for sale, and will give immediate
possession to theIpnrchassr.. The lot is so feet
and ornamental trees and the house is well
built and in excellent repair
! Terms ofpayment, reasonable. lii!- aiEif
.TL II, &. RANEEY,
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HOUsE AND LoT FoR sALIs.liF9D %
Situate on Sycamore street, Ravcnna fhe
House is two stories high. with nine rponlss and,
Is in good coddition. There Is an abundance of
good grated nfuit trees ON the lot threee bear-i
ing grape vines, and good well and cistern.
VIII be sold low Inquire ot Iun!toV'i
Atthe sssatiis ana Hairless Shop 81 Lewis e.
GsrfiSgS, tp sas RoTse q sl,l e Phepis Aleek,ail
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: EG Al NorIGR.

-tAi'7H ft1 H- ~ 11GE r B
sRaVenna, Jan. Z, 1869, 1y.
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WATER FOR STocK.-Au abundant
supply Of puro water for domestic use
and for stock, should be provided on
every farm. There are some farmers
80 negligent that they never look out
for severe frost or protracted drought,
nor calculate the loss and inconvenience
they incur when the last resource of
water on the farm gives out, and they
arc compelled to drive their stock sew
eral miles to water, aud to bring it
home in hogsbeads or barrels for the
use Of the house. The water which
falls of tho roof Of barns and houses
Of any: kind during rain and thaws,
sometimes does much damage by
flooding the manure heap and carrying
away its most valuable ingredients. The
water from roofs should b conveyed by
sposss into = large .cisteru, whence it
can be taken by = pump whenever
needed estern Rural.
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9, :. IN reply to- an inquiry about
chores" in prayer meeting, Henry
Ward Beohsr'replied: =.
~ had one man once that used to
trouble mo 6 great deal. He used'-
snd here Mr.. Beecher impersopated
him to the ifs--"he used to drag his
words out in tho most tediously slow
process that YOU can imagine One
evening he commenced as usual: T.
hope--that-my- young - friends -
neutrality-suspicious. their
b-eonsideration-of-the- Interests -,
of-etsrnity, =; and just then I In
terrunpted him, by saying: Mr.. -,
It you go on that way much longer,
Eternity viii be here and half through
before you finish r. .. = = - ~
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BETTING on A SURE THING.

9 A lake steamer was being repaired
and reprinted, ucar one Of tho wharves
Of q western city. A single narrow
plank served for communication with
tho shore. A large quantity Of white
lead was provided for the paintcrs, aud
ono night, before going ashore. two Of
them, whom wo will call Smith aud
Jones, thought they would appropriate
son,o Of it to their own use. So they
tied a strong Irvine around their over
ais At tho ankle, and filled in tho space
between their trowse,s and overalls
With forty pounds more or less, Of
white lead. Going ashore in the dusk
Of tho evening, and walking clumsily
10 consequence Of the unusual loading,
Jones stumbled overheard into the Lake.
Of course he sank ike milestone. The
alarm was given, aud immediately there
were boats got out, and every prepara-
ton made for the rescue. Meantime,
Smith stood on shore, loudly bewailing
"Oh dear, dear =! Jonesis drowned !!
His poor wife and five little Ones
what sctN become Of them ? And
Jones is dead? Oh dear, dear!'
"What are you blubberipg about p
said bystauder. "Don't you see they
arc getting re ady to haul him out !?
He's got to rise three times, you
know"
"Wh-what's that you say p said
Smith.
II tell you Jones amt drowned
he'll be rescued. He's got to come up
three times"
SCOT to come up three times !" repeat
ed Smith, pulling out his money and
changing his whining tone to one Of
excited interest. "Bet you stamps he
don't come up once :"
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APPLE sNow.-Put twelve good tart
apples in cold water, and set them over
the: fire; when soft, drain the water,
strip the skins off the apples, core them
and lay them ina deep dish. Beat
the whites of twelve eggs to a stiff
iroth;;- put half . pound of 'fnely-pow-
dered white sugar to the apples; beat
them TO stiff fioth, and add the beat
en- eggs. Beat the whole to a stiff
snow then turn it into a dessert dish.
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Country PuDDlNa.-Put a LAYER
of stale bread crumbs in the bottom Of
your pudding dish, then layer of tart
apples sliced thin. Sprinkle little
sugar over the apples; add another
layer Of bread crumbs, and another Of
apples, until your dish is full. Crumbs
should form the top layer; pour a Gus
tard (nade same as for pies) over it,
and bake one hour eat with swcetened
cream. . = ~ ,:..'.;
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FOR Farm AND HOME.

-"They say" that worms will not
trouble dried fruit il a little sassafras
bark is scattered through ia handful
to a bushel Of fruit.
Three parts Of lard aud one Of
. roam, melted together, makes an excel
LIANT coating for iron implements to
preserve from rust, when they are lying
idl9.
Tho early Rose potato seems to
have wssthered the cape horticultural
criticism successfully. Good autheri-
ties pronounce it No. l, with all the
best characteristics of tho late varieties,
while it is earlier than the Goodrich.
Arabs, the best horse keepers in
the world, 90 the most of their horse
feeding at night. They say that feed
ing ia the day time does not impart so
much visor aud elasticity to the animal
as tight mastication does. They afford
water too, very sparingly during the
the day time.
1t has has been stated by some one
curious in statistics, that the whole
amount Of grain raised in New England
each year would not supply its inhabi-
tants six weeks.
Beans have been selling in the
Chicago market this season at seven
and eight dollars = bushel, and few
OF the first quality to be had at that,
Wouldn't it pay Western farmers to
raise something besides corn and wheat
exclusively
1t Is said that Bonner feeds his
horses from box sitting on the floor,
~ he believes it il natural for them to
take their food from level with their
feet.
Before using paint brushes or
white-wash brushes they should be
placed with the hair end up and some
good varnish poured down against the
but end Of the handle, which will
spread among tho hair, and become so
hard ia few days as to prevent the
shedding of hair.
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T. AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
. December %. lS6S,

IT. s. LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
~, December 4, 1865.
SIR: You are hereby notified to aprear at this Office
On TIE 2o1a DAY OF JANUARY, 1859, At loo'ciocI in
INC forenoon Of the said day then there show
You May 2lst 1885, upon the lots l. and 8, section
81 township 123, range 49, in the District of lands
SUBJECT to sale At St. Cloud, MINI, should not be
Cancelled, as Ole GundersoR alleges an abandonment
thereof by and proposes then and there to show
showing.
- -. 70! ,. n. C. WATT, Register,
dec10-6we II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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IT s.LAND OFFICE, ST CLOUD, MIMI,
~ December 9, 1865,

20 December 9, 1865.
on the2S1H DAY0F JANUARY, 1869, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1854, made by
VIZ NV Il section q, township Ii. raaee al in the
District OF lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi
should not be cane He'd Charles NJ Christen alleges
an abandonment BY you proposes then and
to contest such showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register,
dec17-6w1 h. c. BURBaNk' Receive,
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Honey, Glyccrinc, Elder Flower
... BOquet and Palm.
In Quality, style and Perfume warranted equal to
the English and sold fully so per cent cheaper which
accounts for the great falling off in the demand for the
foreign soaps and the unprecedented success Of the
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS, now sold
everywhere in the United States.
McKEoNE, VAN HAGEN 4 CO.. Sole Manf,rs.
j.. -Philadelrfin' and Nov vorlr-
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MONEY II SAVED !


Mesare constantly purchasing for, cash in tho Now
1ofH and t bsston Markets. all kinda s..- .
DRY AND cFANcx:- GOODS, SILKS, orzoNs
DOOTS1ND SHOES, WATCIIEA SEWING
est MACHINES, CUTLERY, DREssG O0Ds,~. :
~ sAD0MEePFC GOODS, &c., &c,
w D .''s : selling At srsfss odss Of
bes strictly for CASH, and our tfnde much Larger:
t1.aathat fny f5el similar concsr.senab!es to-
give bett&s bargains than can be obtained~ss any
ssaee mousse. ,@ So
tTHE.LADIES 49,
4 Ars specially invited to give us ii i.s.
~ send Een CIRCULAR AND ExssssoE LIST. +;
.sost clubsystemv selling is as blioys: For 81 we
sSn1 ~ patent penountains and Checks describing
g. M fer tn to be sold for dar eac 20 for
mi,saon. i.S -; .tDAs ao, &c: Sent by MAIDSTONE
SSe0 sts e z9 III q eaS Single and
10y LII Registered Letttfs, sens =: =,
Gyak clut, and you lacknowctlga TIT Won csSnnt
affore to buy goods Of Any other house tberesft.
90. - EASTMAN l. KENDALK"
vions2cn' t6,1anover streets,Bsson, Hs...'
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
- Uacasn1.er II llea

AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ mr., December n, 1865.
DE: You are hereby notified to apye,s- 81, .,,.s-
on lne lg1h DAYoP JANUARY, 1853 a. Il
y ahe saio Gay and then and there show c..u. N.
1ssa ststelnent No. Sis9 made by you J9,s, ~
range IN the Dissric: Of lands subjsc, T., ~!
u. CLOUD, MINI should not be Cancelled, a. AZ
nest alleges an abandonment thereof by y,u
proposes then End there To show the game ,: . AKA
Will be permitted to contest guch showing. !'o
dec17-6xf H. BCkEAsE r.',,
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H. W H
eseloSwl II. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
T AND oSTlcE, 81. CLOUD, MINI, -
December Z, 1868.
~scSses H. SohHsOn:
e e. tss 2s1a jASGAEY, issS, It 10 oeoef IN
esu.s ~Se o. TIE sad day. and then and there show
yos ySly 1895, upon The nv s.e ton Il q
- sp r. range ~ the Distrtct II isDds subject
H.~h R St Sad Ainn, should not be Cancelled, y
p yos. snd proposes then add thsTs to sho~
Y 9e, vhsa you viii 10 permitted to Contest INCH
100. T. 4: G. s xAiT; k;t; &C.,.
{ AID 0yTI'E, Sc CLOUD XiSS
:1.a.se. m. 0'ss''''f T. 's's.
e0:Iea srs hereby notified to appear At thi. o,sce
ths fssoooa Of the ssid day, and then snd ,,sra
show cause Why your Homestead Eutrv Nc TT
ns1s ~ ou April Y, 1856. upon the eLnwLe X ~
s:Sn tenn:eip Ee Isnss 80 G,=trG. Of
be cancelled, ~ George W. Bolton alleges .n a,;n.
donment thereof BY you, and proposes then and
to show the same, whes you will he permitted to
u. c. WAIT, Register,
dec10.6wll II. c. BURBANK. Receiver
RI =. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
~ December 9th, 1sg6.
14oord Adloney:
on the 261H DAY or JANUARY, 1869, at 10 oclocl
In the forenoon Of the said day. and then and ther
snow cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1872. mad
by you August Oh 1865, upon the Nv Il neZ !
u" NV INV n section r. toxnshipZi, range 81
IN the District Of lands subject to sale at st. Cloud
lMinn., should not be Cancelled as George T. Woo
aheges an abandonment thereof by You and propose
then and there to show the same, when YOU win b.
permitted to contest such showing.
II. @. WAIT, Register,
decl7-6vt II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
STATE OF MINNEsOTA-DIsIRICT COUNT
~ Seventh Judicial District, County OF Morrison.
cshee Vale and Nary Vale, his
wifi, PLAINTIFF. ,,,.
against {oOAMONs.
Michael Hersux, Defendant
fsndant: w
1oc hereby summoned and required to ansvert tn
complaint tn the above entitled action which bee1
9eo "a thc once Of the Clerk Of this Court at Lttl
1ss In coad county and to serve copy ofyour answe
70 a. see &c complaint On tie .ubscrbe as their ONO
ClooA n ofstsarns and STATE aforeoad
wtn1A twenty days aftsr the service Of this summon
On yoe, exeausive Of the day Of such eefvice IND
oa n1 70 answer the said complaint within the tim
asssead The Plaintiff viii apply to the Court IA,
the re'tet denaan6sd In aid complaint. '
Oessd 81. Cloud, November Is, l. D. 1865.
s HAYS KERR
dsca7t I1aintiA4 Attornev, a. CLonG W.T.,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-07

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