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: Thousands 81 persons Of all ages eSnn6wjhdpe,
what e the cause Of their declining health oSinT
thlf yig9r, becoming weak pale hGfE6u1 and
hAYt4g q singular app eERneG About
ne eye, Cot5gh, md symptoms lot ConGlmption.
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w EST va. INSURANCE COMFY

O. 4: C0RN, 6eGy. 10 9IGs5l 1900 lHDl
Y: 9. DICK, Asst Sec'y.. - tebl9
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"GIt seems strange SO many people
should doubt the ability Of the Parisians
to stand the siege in case b famine, when
we remember that d government has been
established fortheyefy purpose ofmaking
i,lrr.infnnn W :. :. L
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reject that q sound mind and body afg IN most
necessary requisLtes 70 promote epfmabt6l h9ppl.
ness Indeed, without these Tho tfn6yf tfdngh
tto becomes 4 weary pilEriimR 70; I'D ptos1ect
hourly darkens to the xieW;; The hihd b6eomoS
sh4doWed With despair. and allied with the NAL.
asnch0ly reelection that the happiness Of RnpthGr
becomes blighted with 0tlF own NJ It9 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-21

Ii,i-It Is stated that though the Car Is
friendly to King William, the Czarina and
tho Czarowitz are hostile to him. II this
be so, Russia will soon DO arming. The
wife and Oldest son always bring the old
gentleman around, sooner or later. q .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-21

Y 1tEsit fearful effects ontthptmind are
much Y be dreaded, LoSs Of Memory IConhasion
tbi6h % Society, Self lSt+uSt Logs-6f soi:
t49et t4mlditEi de-, are some, of,tha eyildEpro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-21

These ale some Of The. Sad and melancholy ee.
Gets produced by early habtts OF youthPSyiE:
Head pimneas Of Sight, L0s8 OF MuGcnlar Power.
Ealpl1uon Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous n:
EltA0ulty, DeEangement Of tho Digestive Func-
fao4Ns taencnl Debility, Symphonic df 06ntump.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-21

i,Is !;gul no ,siIY0UNa MEN Ydt 70 Hofl1
Who h4ye injured themselves 'bylA dftGtt pFac-
uce, lhdalged 1nWhen alone, o habit frequently
edecm OF. which are nightly felt, 6V6ds when
asieep and, II n2t cured, renders marriage Impos.
st6!s ana destroys both mind and body should
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

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comprise a list from which
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works. All will be delivered
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Specimen copies sent upon
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Address,
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The Mill on the Floss, by George Eliot.
Felix Holt, by George Eliot.
Foul Play, BY Charles Reade. . {
White Lies. &C. =" ..<x.-z.t.-
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Love me Little, Love me Long, by Reade,
The Cloister and the Hearth, ="
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Neighbor's Wives, BY J. +. Trowbridge,
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Life AZ Christ and His Apostles, by Rev
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sA2 =. ~: sF,ctoge, a. H., 1910. !
!. The wheat market stands about = II
hie 4er ts:e past month !: Ne: 2 bfh1i.I 90
>pts35 ana No. :b,.66 seents per; bushsl:
Tie botlsm cares 3 have ,' doubtless: beea
sseheed; md bit littls e1Als,, 4 Il u
81 -othsr, eaa: p hooked for. until spring.. ;,
pats1t firm & 2easoc. :, = 3;
:: ptd .orai.worth 81; new corn, in ear
Sd ea.ts--bat li.t,s bro.sat ia: ?
nj Rye.. . ~, ! ut" ~, !. -.
Barley 96a6oc:: ~>.* - go =, 49,.
Pnsk1heat comes 10 slowly It eoassc.,
hiram holds Y sic per ton On: y. :, u; ;;
. Hay IL offered in fair quantities At. Sc
81 PER ton. = ~ r.: .:.:::"
Onions, SO cents. -. d, ,~,. Inv.
Potatoes are very; scarce soa6o cents
being readily paid: ..t:a: >5:t.to::
q Bptsfpw ersabseriss:arszas4hs.d;~ they.
reta1f& $500, :. *:' 5.=,<}.
=: $sa&lss: 20 Per. barrel. s
.: Bksns T6si$k9o II bsshel.
Egg are p!entief,at 46a3Oe. ~,
TIE market issyerttecked saifk inh hit
ter, which sells At 1926 good roll but
ter scarce, at 25a30c- .,,..
Dry maple wood $4.oo per cord. green
maple aud dryioak, $3.50 p.eir4cord!.fI L x
Cheese buying at Zoe; retailing At 25c:
Honey, good supply, At 25.3O cents.
Wool comes in slowly, and rules at 40c.
The fur market is quiet and dull.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. II.
Wheat No. l, G0a65c; oats 40s45c corn
new, 50a6oc; pork, Sa94c.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. ~.
Wheat-Week; No. l, $50; No. tie.
Corn-Nominal.
0ats-Nominal.
CHICAGO, Jan. IL.
+ Wheat-Dull At $40 for No. /.
Corn-Dull At 70a703c for new. = -.
Oats-Firm, at 4o}c. ,''tE.
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Mn. Donxr1LY on THE TAa11T.-The
following, mailed to Mr.: .Donnslly' to-dsy,
explains ITSELF: :" .'..1"f -
Hon. Lgnatius Donnelly, Mininger, Asea.
DsAR s1H.-Apprsciating the importance
of all matters connected with the Tariff,
especially ~ they affect this new and rap
idly developing Western country; and
aware that you have given the question
careful and candid thought. We, tho under
signed, business men and citizens of St.
Cloud, respectfully request that you will
favor US with an address upon the Tariff,
1t such time ss may best quit your couven-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

ALExANDRIA.-The Board Of County
Commissioners met on the 4th. The bonds
Of F. q. Van Hoesen, Clerk Of the District
Court, and ". T. Ball, County Attorney,
were approved. J. s. Mower Was appointed
to adjust the account between ex-Treasur-
er Vandyke and tho county. Us Mower
WAS appointed Superintendent Of schools /;
salary $3.50 per ahnum. Bills to the
amount of oyer 81, 600 were allowed
W. E. Hicks is 10 deliver lecture on
"Whst we saw in PALESTINE" for the ben
eft Of the organ fund.-Warren Adley,
Of Osakis, has been appointed County
Commissioner riee Mr.. Lincoln resigaed.---
Post.
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6 New Subscribers,

The Life and Epistles Of St. Paul, by
Conybeare and Hewson-complete and IN
abridged edition, with maps and illustra-
tions.
The Old World in its New Face, by Rev.
II. W. Bellows, 2 vols.
Abbott's Life of Christ.
:Putpam's Worlds Progress. r.
Recons Essays. -. =
/; SCOTS Works-illustrated.
.Burns' Works-illustrated.
: The Galaxy, price 81 yesr.)
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'oAn1Dl 81 s Z UjotU1N1t 8 DlliIisslot

I, The Board met on Tuesday of Lost week.
The newly selsuted imn6mbers, B. Pirz and F.
Schroeder, were sworn in. Mr.. Pirz nom
| mated Truman: Parohsr tor Chairman, but
isMlrsP Z, DECLINED, 81 he, resided outaide ot
1.-The county seat::e I" Mr.; Joseph Ed!sabtosclk
twass then .,rs,slectsl,o and, returned his
thanks to the Boafa' tor tits manifestation
LOT their continued eonAdences'"t. be ;@.'evi'
on mott Valuation on .v4 81 swl
ef sss: r.: JAP, '22ssssa4abstsa $1ill III
l. The petition Of Wml.w 6lks snd ethtre
I'D change 81 school Adistrists No:s; 90
ead tttea,,aa,S 4. ': .. i. ~ .ss .,
+; The Boardtedopted : resolation asking
Tie tssislasazs. hot 10, 10y. out i any more
State reeaastt ooudt;.;: , III: y
l., The petition Of Miehssl 'Kaasten and 9TH
(! 81 p, fog k;p,Nkoheol,d district id The tt~n at
-. .Wepdal.0s RS rejected. ~, - - . =
i: te Beaafd appropriated 800 tethe town:
'6f st.'Ausuststor = new bridssAaeross the
81 Augusta dam. Also, $500 to Munson,,
tot nsF: badae Pm t4e Richmond: ~apa'
Fqres City State rpad. d.. ,.i:.: i,ss 1872 , ,
On.notien $3.50 VA abstea on tn: ;H.lu-
alton. ofiJ.s Prondiiaski's ,atoook, Of goods.
8 TIN petjtfdn u Nttsl: Halysr.o5p;.. Tor .
ne~sehool district III Norfolk, vas reject
ed Tor infernlaity. :.-t' ,.~,:: -: 5'r ,,t,,a:",
!, Petition :of J. +. Aiken and others for
new school district in Bank Centre. was n:
loved, and ordsredsthat notice be given.
i Petition Of Mathis, Neinn to change
school district No: 80, and annex ! part 81
said district 70 No. IL, vas allowed. -
= Pstit.on OH Lillto change above dis
trict was laid over. Assoc. Clostsrman's
petition for same purpose was rejected for
= ;; .''' ~ !, :, +..:.:.,,
:: Petition Of NJ. schuler and others Of
Getty, to sanex part; Of school district
No. 81 q, 81 xxa.ss allowed and ordered.t that
aoti:e be given.
Petition Of O. 'siniouifitefff for a county
..oad in:the town Of Broadway was rejected !
OR informality..;. 80 Il. ;:>'~ 49,
. T Lamb and -. Carr application for
Ib.tenentse f:.axes On lot ~, block s, town
il Sank Centre was allowed: :. -: =:
Mrs. NJ. E. Paulding's bill was rejected.
The Bosst theae' drew The, Grand and
Petit Jarery fet the ensuing yeat::: t ~ !.
fhe petition Of Joseph Mcfarland and
Pr = te ! s+se = Te1a12s: Range
sat laid s0yer.,.s sts, ss;... 90 - 81 Hs: r~.':.s
Tic Board pSsssdi ii,i resolution r.quiri ne
lsputy,sherias to hereafter have their bills
certified ~ the sheriff; bbeior. being pre-
s1tad to, tho; Board. ' se:., <-z,. * =: +
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$4,000 DoIEARs-Worth Of fQrs wanted
At sohulten's Drug Store, ST. German
street. schulten has accepted the agency
for one Of The hsaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay The highest
St. Paul prices for good furs Of oil descrip-
tons. Country storekeepers and trappers
will ind it to their interest to give him =
call. s''rr' :.
~ ii: q
Everybody that wants good oysters
seems to 90 to Boyd's. Every can sold /.
warranted.
Boots, shoes ana ovsrshoes-just wha
you peed-at Pickit l. Abbotts'.
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Presents" can be answered best By Parker c.,
" / 100 Summer e., Boston, who have An immense
variety Of Holiday and Useful articles, such ~ oil
kinds Of Fancy Boxes, Writing De.k.. Glove Boxes:
Morocco Shopping Bags, Furnished Reticules silvsr
Plated Ware and CutleIy Of Ill dss0ipuoes, Jswslry
limitations of The laaeet stylss OF solid gold 1hte can.
not bs distinguished feo1 ths real &c. &c, sed hum
sdreds of the latest and most entertaining Books.
Their stock contains almost everything necessary to
supply the wants and crafty ths tass Of svesyoody
and they claim that their superior facilities tos buy
ing these goods euatles them to ssll at very much
under he regular prices paid for such articee They
want Agents evesywhere, to whom they oasg mott
liberal Inducements We call attention to their ad:
yertiaesnent In another column.
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Reported for Tue JOURNAL bv John zapp, Esq, Req
lister Of Deeds.
For tho Week Ending Jan. 19th
Warrantee Deed from P. Greven and wife
to B. Daub for lot 2 blk q City Of st.
Cloud Wilson's survey $500
WARRANTED Deed from G. johnson and
wife to G. Johnson for 81 Of sci set Sec.
81 and sw} sw} Sec. 80 T. 1923 h: "a
west. - $176
Warrantee Deed from c. Schramm to h.
Bussen for nj sw4 Sec. 80 T. 1928 r. %
west. $43O
Quit-claim Deed from F. W. Hoyt to AZ
Wright for sw4 Sec. "a +. l24 r: IS
west. 500
=, Warrantee Deed from Gilbert and Wm.
Starr to T. G. Partridge for several lots in
Fair Haven. $500
Quit claim Deed from VIM. Mulliken and
wife to A. Thomen for nj set and net sw{
Sec. 26 T. 1875 3. 82w. 500
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Life of Abraham Lincoln,

By Hon. Joseph, =. Barrett, late Commits
sicner Of Pensions; It 10 o handsome vol
ume Of 700 pages; with numerous fine IL
Illustrations, and steel-engraved portrait
Of the late President. This is = book no
one should be without. We will furnish it,
on the above conditions, either in English
or German, - may DO desired. "A speci-
men copy can be seen, at. this Office. Retail
price So.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

The Board Of County Commissioners,
accompanied by County Attorney Collins
and Mr.. Barnes, Of the Normal Board, Wis
tied the Normal School on Friday last.
They were oil highly pleased with its man
agement
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st. Cloud, July 20, 1869.

vox Popuu.-Ths voice of the People 4 unanimous
il ur.iss Of oae thing at least that = xorsss Root
Pills, and It IL we'll deserved. The best remedy In
the world for almost all diseases that amics the hr'
and bowels. Keep your blood psre BY an oeeasto.al
dose OF these Pills and yoa will not b sick. The
blood the life. keep Il pu!e BY using TIE o.ly nod
loot Pills. Use the korse's Pills IN ill cases Of
6tlliousness, Liver Complaint Female IeGularitss
Headache, Indige stion, &c. Sold by ill Dealers.
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BACK NrxBERs.-we have printed extra
editions Of the paper containing the open
ing chapters Of the new story, and will be
able to supply new subscribers With back
numbers for some time.
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BY MISS THACKERY.

!" Il: will occupy a place in
til e paper Tor six Of. seven
months, and its publication
cannot fail to be a. matter OF
satisfaction to the readers OF
The JOURNAL. ~: '*' .':'>:'>
Ii, iaaidaitio.nj;;:4! Z Fl JOURNAL:
will contain its'*usual variety
IF state) aud General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
CAL Items, Market Reports
from; home b and from abroad,
4 Correspond ence,. etc., etc.
slmloilllg::: the: regular cores
already we'll known
10 it's readers: will he Mrs.
J. G@@swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
van nj !: Hon. in Kentucky;
AM 1: 3D. E.. r. r p" 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. mo labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
the >
Best Family Newspaper in
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Subscribers for whom our premium
magazines are ordered should remember
that sometimes their names are received
after the edition for that month has been
exhausted, and therefore they must wait
for the next months issue. This will ex-
plain occasional delays.
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FAN 70 ExPRkss NJ OpaxroN-Mrs. DR.. H.. <
Whittord, Of Elgn ILL.,. In a recent letter. says. II
haze seen many Recommendations of your Machine,-
but In It's praise il 70 express my opin
Nine hos been 10 use three years has been used
BY my neighbors successfully. after . few moments
showing; and has not been ont Of order once snce
haze had It. The satisactosy-never
ripping, but remaining hrm ttltthe garment Is worn
out. Iwould recommend the Wilcox Gibbs in the
highest terms for extreme simplicity, quietness, and
strength and durability of ito word;' p1kSw
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Tho Family Doom; or, The Sin Of =
Countess, is the name Of new novel, by
Mrs. Emma D. E. N. southwortb, now in
press, aud to be published in few days By
T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philsdslphis.
1t Will command very large sale, ~ it is
fully eqaal, il NOT superior to ''The Chang
cd Brides, THE Brides Fate" "Fsir
Play" and "How lie Won Her." which
have proved to be four Of tho best novels
ever published, and which are having IN
precedented sales, for Mrs. Southworth, %
. novelist, stands at the head Of the sensa-
tional school. "The Family DOOM viii
be issued in large duodecimo volume,
and sold at the low price of $l.75 in cloth
or, $l.50 in paper cover or copies will be
sent by mail, to any place, postpaid, by
the publishers, on receipt Of the price Ct
the work in letter to them.
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Goats & Freeman are prepared to sup
ply families or hotels at all times with the
choicest fresh meat to be found in the mar
ket. They buy only the best, and there
fore have only the best to sell. They pay
the highest market prices for fat cattle,
hogs, poultry, etc.
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DSs11A1Ls PRoPERrY.-Hon. E. o.
Hamlin hav,us made another purchase de-
slrss to ssll biz dwelling house and two lots
on Wsllss Avenue. It's finely located, In
IN OAK grove, and affords q full view Of
the Mississippi. It Ii ono Of tho most de-
sissila pieces Of residence property in
town, and win b ssh Il very reasonable
figures.
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Nsw LONDON, MrHa., Jan. 6, 1870.
ED1roH JouaxAI.-The Board Of Coma
ty Commissioners met On the 4tht. hist;
and audited bills, selected jurors and
adopted the following resolutions:
Re,olved, By the Bosrd Of County Com
missioners Of lMonongalis County, That
tho Representatives In the Legislature
from the Sixth District be instructed to use
their best efforts to unite the counties Of
Monongalia and Kandiyohi.
RESOLVED, That q copy Of the above res.
olution be forwarded to our Representative
by the County Auditor - J. B. c.
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Best Family Newspaper in
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-Vick's illustrated Catalogue and Floral

-vick's illustrated Catalogue and Floral
Guide for 1870 has been received. 1t is .
choice specimen Of Typography, printed
on tinted paper and handsomely illustrs-
ted. Mr.. Wick lie known as the most extern
sive and reliable scotsman and florist in the
country. His roots, bulbs and seeds sell
dom fail to do we'll. A catalogue will be
forwarded upon receipt of ten cents. Ad-
dress Jsmes Wick, Rochester, N. Y.
-sauk Rapids and vicinity is good
place for weddings. On Monday Mr.. Jas.
Chrysler was married to Miss Amelia
Iwine; On Tuesday, Mr.. Richard Cronk,
County Treasurer) was married to Mist
Sarah E. Hall and At Gilmauton, on th<
same evening, Mr.. John McCuen and Mis-
Sarah P. Teller were united in wedlock
Navt17 ~.
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FSTRAY.-Csme into the enclosure Of
II lie subscriber ii%lsg At Rockville,
Stearps Couaty. shout tho first Of Novem-
ber, 1869, s;RED STEER, about one year
old, small size, white face and four white
feet. The ovner il notified TO pay charges
and take tho animal away.
JOHN h. DAVIS.
Rockville, Jan. :, 1870. .'':>S y ns6 ~
-.sAf ~
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, SAUK CESrRE- j. L. Aikens fell while
walking home and broke his leg below the
knee. He had to crawl mile to the near
est house:--R CroWell killed 80 deer
this year, against 1870 last year. This has
been q poor season for hunters.-Herald.
i: % years subscription to THE JouR.
NAL secures you, frse, = copy Of the West.
ern Home or american Stock Journal for one
year. 90 - II :: = q IT..
Dried fruits Of every kind cheap q
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{ foH RExr.-A good store-room in the
best business part Of the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of
JOS. BROKER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Published for tho benefit Of young nosa and othssa
who suffer from Nervous Debility, ETC., supplyisg tha
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"A. W Bush has invented an ingenious
arrow gun. Go and see it. $50.
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The first load Of granite for the new
Normal School Was delivered on the ground
on Tuesday.
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The Beekeeper's Journal and National
Agriculturist, for one year-with = copy
Of "aints to Bce-keepers," (32 pages,)
and tle Bse-kesper's Text Book" GO
pages. I : ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13
LOCAL NEWS
! O1lcial Paper Of the City.
0mei.l Paper Of ,Mononsalia County

~ The Circulation Of The
IL DOUBLE that Of any other paper
publIsheA In Northern 1dinnesess' A''
Advertisers remember this
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13
VICKs9
FLORAL GUIDEFOR 1850.

Tia :Iiest Iaitieo Of One Hun1Psa I'D 3wsaty
Thoaesnd copies Of VICK'S Il1stsesed CasSlegus
1end out It i elegantly ps>sd % r. listed pe1.
vith sboat is ans wood ke.svinel q 1lovsss a
Yeestshlse. ani bsastital 6eloes3
q seven varistiss Of Phlox Dsu0noodl railing Inc
Roquet of Phloxes.
It = tie most beautiful - veil . the mast tnosoc
the Elosaa aales puhlished, al a1ssosh
directions for the 80.
Culture Of FlOVers aDl Voaotablo0.
The Horal Guido Il puhaiAsd 1of - kGs6Gf of ~
customers, 10 when Il = osat Gos vttAest s11olee-
tion but Vim b lewAr3od 70 al who spPH b I'D,
for ten cents, which II no4 half ~ onGt Ad&10s
JAMES WICK - = =
R0eheste1, n, 7.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

As will be seen, LOUIS Goyette, Of the
City Restaurant, is ON hand with everything
in season.. to tempt epicures. Oysters,
game, confectionery, etc., aud oil Of the
incest. Try the City Restaurant.
MIR. F. MORRISON, Of Clearwater, south
OF St. Cloud, has 4 COW for which he has
repeatedly refused 800. During tn, sum-
mer months she is good for twelve pounds
of butter each week. ,~.~.,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cadyy Stanton has been
engaged to deliver course Of nine lectures
in Minuesots next month 1T Is possible
that she may come to St. Cloud. ,...
Tie Police Court has been % dry. as .
contribution box in down-east rural meet
ing house this week. - :. J..
The Carriers Address OF the St. Paul
PEGS Il . handsome specimen Of typog-
raphy. ~:ss ;,,.-@
4 :sr-Bneug h snow fell ON Thursday anj
Sunday nigh ts to make the sleighins yer,
good; 80 + ,...z:r~ "a. ,...;.
The weather still continues moderate
Diaries for 1870, 1t Mrs. Farw.lr
book asers. -. - >-.'.. -,~.s
> ~a-An interesting letter ftsn our St. Lou
, is correspondent aud several com munie.
lions ~ On fls Tor next week. -. ;. y, =,
81 --,Aa eblisinisS5 nan With !. kind word
Is everybody At Boyd's. 49,. =. 7:
"A letter passed through The Office d
It r.etedto Nelsg ohsritably supposed
mean Clear Lake,