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WARMERS VlNUM VT E
OR,
WINE OF LIFE,

This vino 10 prepared 10 take The p!ree OF Wall
kie1 and other spirits known 70 he me6e up Q; usil
OIL and other deletrrsus e:icle,. Tie Wine OF Life
is distilled with g:eat tie, especially ;oI thos. who
require healthy stjmrlen. enc 70: ale use D. Meii
c. Me-. aud NJ ses in the sick 10 place oil
the villisnous Brandy, Whskey. and o.aer Lilro;s
constant complaint OF Physic AUS in This Country,
that 4 i impossible to procure pure Eanty wskey
aud Wine for their patients. We ask tn" Medical
fculty and the public to give Warnes Vinuln Vitae
or Wine of Life trial, and We ask
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e W hat a glorious world ."'s would
be If Ill its inhabitants could say, with
Shakspeare's shepherd: >"Sir, J ans
.trpss laborer; I e,rn what I wear; ove
.sno man hate; envy no mans good
4 content with my Jack. "@ ~ s.'
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AS companion TO the song,
ooh, give back but yesterday" q
melody will soon be issued, entitled
"Oh could sou spare tomorrow 2"
which will be followed by "You
haven't got such thing as next week
about you. have you ?" They will un-
doubted)y become immensely popular.
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VETERINARY DEPARTMENT

under the charge Of one Of the ablest Pro-
fessors in the United States, who answers
through TIE JOURNAL, free Of charge, all
questions relating to Sick, Injured or Dis
eased Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or
Poultry. This makes it very valuable
work for reference, and IN almost lndis-
pensible companion to all interested in
Stock-breeding. The low price at which it
is published Isl 90 q yesr) brings it with
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:iE H,
FOR SALE.

The HOUSE AND LOT in Block o, ID, ;"
Lot 4, in the City of St. Cloud, Mimi, ~
feet front on Washington avenue, and l22
feet deep. The house is 1880 one story
and 4 half high, with = cellar 1870. 1t
has been used rs q saloon, =, dis ono Of
the best locations in the city. >: 1t is thirty
yards from the Central House, and. the
second door from r. C. McClure's Bank.
Price $4,000. For information concern
ing this, inquire Of T. c.. MCCLURE, St
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St
Cloud about the middle Of June.
r. ]. CROMWELL,
msy26 Nep orleans, La
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The problem Of woman suffrage
has been solved. At Clarendon, low.
the other day it was decided BY the
Board Of Registers that women we're
entitled to VOTE and all Who were
known to be Of the requisite age wers
placed upon the lists. But not one OF
them voted, and most of the, took
the trouble to have their names erased
from the list. What is to become of
the country if women are to be allowed
thus to shirk their political duties?
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Chicago has been largely favored
this winter with lecturers Of the femi-
nine gender. Mrs. DR.. Wheaton, Mrs..
Stanton, Miss Edgarton, Mrs. Swiss.
helm, Olive Logan, Anna Dickinson,
have respectively solicited and secured
audiences, more or less numerou. and
select, and have ventilated their views,
on conjugal, social, political, moral, es-
thetical, economical, and sundry other
questions, with freedom so unrestrict-
cd as to preclude the eomplainers> from
bringing trailing accusation" .gaipst
inVidious and unjust restraints imposed
on the sex in this particular at least
Inteyior. dEaR
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~ SOS
stss' DAIRY STOCK DISCUSSED.

Atsa meeting Of Che "American In
stitnte Farmers Club" held At their
room in New York, Jan. Sd, r. G.
Jennings, Buffalo, N: Y, asked advice
- to the breed of COWS he had better
nuycb.se. = 4 49, - ), MI
j. B. Lyman-The most successful
dairymen are those who buy COWS With
reference to milking qualities moro
than to blood. It depends whether
our correspondent wants butter or
cheese. If for butter, I would advise
him to buy one Or more Attorney, for
the axe Of the FOLLOW tioge they givo
to their butter. For cheese the Ayr
shire - doubtless to be preferred, for
tho reason that she gives moro milk for
the amount Of food consumed, and for
the additional reason that tho cheese
making element is about the same in
the milk Of Ill animals. Il t.,7y n :;
Mr.. Townsend-I have bred? almost
Ill kinds Of animals, and was best at:
isaed with he<Ayrsh,re. I had one
which gave 683 pounds of butter; in
tho month, of March. Of course she
vas we'll fed. I would advise him to
buy from the milking families of the
short horns, and serve with an Ayrshire
bull, breeding always toward the pail
and away from the stall.
Mr.. Curtis-The Ayrshire has been
bred for 200 years with special refer.
enes to the milking pail, and abe is un-
questlonably best for either butter or
cheese. 4 have tested Alderney and
yAJrahire together, and have never been
able 70 detect difference in the quality
Of cream, though there ID = difference
In point Of color in favor Of the former.
DR.. Trimble-In the best dairies they
are getting into the. habit ofIthe Alder
Joy, say two OF three in herd Of tif.
teen, for the purpose Of coloring the
butter, and this is certainly better than
asibg snnoto.4 55S'%s ~ =
A. s. Fuller:-Lyman's advice is
sound. Lot him get COWS that are good
milkers, no matter whether they are
red, yellow, fawn:colored, or white.
Thsn,' it butter is bis bent three. or
four Aldelneys 10 herd of twenty or
thirty natives, will give high color and
almness Of grain. t.s.'> r
~ We eopy'the above discussion from
the The Neso York Weekly Tribune;
which gives each week full account Of
tho proceedings of this Club.
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"A Minnesota politician writing a
letter Of coincidence to the widow of a
"country member" who had been bis
friend says. ~ am panied to hear
that -:--has gone to heaven. We
were bosom friends, but now We shall
never meet aoain.''
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Superior and Cheaper
THAN
WHISKEY s BRANDY

In fact, any other Article iu common use aud ough:
to - used in o ely family. Everybody should 1--WE
It trial. 1t IL new thing only besa in use .Soui
ono year, yes il has already gained great name ad
WONDERFUL Gale, AID whoever once trie.is ALWAYS
'ecommenGs 1t to his friends. 1t ;as the SINE
sttenSs! q whiskey, but it rs peculiarly PIES
even delicious and one would be crazy 10 re skey
&C.. hs CAL got the Wine Of Lie. 1t is fov sale Nv
druggists everywhere graz: bottles, p ice oe col
lar or can be borehi BY tie CASE co,taioiax one
dozen bottles, To- ten do'tess. We caallease tie
world to produce porer, cheaper: and nicer article
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In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, To-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, ETC., ETC..
In addition, the preeent sys-
tenn of local correspondence
from the different towps 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
the
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= Farm for Sale.

'VIlHE undersigned offers for sale . goo
L farm of l6O acres, on the north and
Mine Prairie, about .n..
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOU
Sixty acres are timber, the balance pra-
RE an meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation On The premises is .
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, gransry aud storehouse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from s..
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of.
J. s. DAM.
On the premises.
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Fancy" said Sydney Smith to
some ladies' when he was told that one
Of the giraffes at the Geological Garden
Lad caught Cold, ga giraffe with two
yards of sore throat.'
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The Chattanooga Times asks {:
"Whither are we drifting?" To
which the Knoxville Wing replies ::
ut would be profane in US to say"
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ALL FOR NOTHING.
We will give the Stock Journal for one
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This offer will hold for only limited
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>1OTICE.-U. g. LAND ORF1cE

A1OTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN 81. Cloud MINI, february 1s, 1871.
Complaint having been entered At this Office BY
Jacob sean.dt against Albert Badly, for abandon
1870, upon the eL ny section n, Tow,ship III
kaug" ", in Morrison county, Minnesota witha view
10 the cancellation Of said eltry the said parties
the ll1H DAY or APRIL ISL, At 10 o'clock in
lie forenoon, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
bX8w T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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DURCHASF TICKETS at the Stations before enter
races
Passengers mus1gettheir Baggage Checked before
WILDE carrieuove The road and the arrfvaluI
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check and take possession Of their Baggage
The Com paMy viii not be die. Onsible
for the safety VI any Baggage after it,
~rrivaI ats station which checked-jt being no
part Of the business OF this Company to receive and
store baggage, unless special contractis made t.
that effect.
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4 -:
It is our desire to have
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME @. NIEARS'9
ENaL1sH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies.
No. 222 Madison Avenue, New York
MURRAY HILL.

The next session will commence Tues
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Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
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The course Of instruction comprises the
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During the season Lectures will be de-
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Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c.,
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The best profession i talent is employed
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I
STATE OF NEBRASKA
In The
GREAT PLATTE VAIIEV

Nov 20 sale, Tor cash c.eC: at low la:e5 Of utter
est. Tie lanes tlo As: pc rallel u Nor
Lati ute, IN mild aud leal:iy cima.e aud Tor s7aio
KsowingaDd sock lai,ing a.e unequalled by aoy in
he Uul.ed States.
Couver'ent E, Ma ket both eat and wes:. Prices
g. from - so 70 SiO per acre.
GREAT UCEMENTS.
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$500 900 ACRES
Rich Government lands along tie roaG besween
AHA AND NORTH Platte
d aud Open Tor entry uneer the Home1tead
I'D pr emptiol laws, ard can 10 taken by
~, ACTUAL SETTLERS, ONLY. -.
An opportunity before prs7ented for securing
homes ssrest Esilr.sd with al tue coavenseoces
OF an old tied county. edition of descript-
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to I'll parts Of tho United states Canada and Earops
AGdrsss, OF. DAVIS, Land Commissioner
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