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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06
THE HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE,

THE HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE.
The Heas Shuttle Sewing Msehiae hos
met With universal favor, wherever intro
duesd. II 10 unsurpassed aseonbining per-
fsetisn Of operation,
Beavty aa1 Simplicity Of Construction, and
Duri6ilRy.
The SeisWtVfe A~srieSn, Of August 18th.
1868, says Of it:
''This invention relates TO new shuttle
sewing maehias and consists In % COM
bininG with esoh other IN oseillating shut
tie driver, . double cam feed motion, and .
slotted plate for moving the needle up and
down, that in one nsehins the main i'd
vatanges Of many different kinds Of ssw.
Ing naehinss are combined, whereby .
complete and Satisfactory operation - we'll
- great simplicity Of construction can be
obtained"
They srs seld at::sSeut
One Half the Pr1co
Of other Arst-olass naohinss. And in pls.
ees where thev havs been introduced, sre
taking the lead Of al others.
Those who ars thinking Of purchasing
viii please call sad sxsmins the machine
and it, operation. MRS. P. LAMB.
13.A0.8m St. Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

ANOTHER break occurred in the
Minneapolis tunnel on Mo03ay night.
A hole about eighteen feet wide had
been cut ~ che water, at the head of
.As sand.rook ledge, about 500 feet be-
low tho SUSPENSION Bridge, and ono Of
the huge piers of the dam, built last
year, oavcd 10. The damage has been
partially repaired. A number of mills
were compelled to stop work, and some
200 men were thrown out of employ.
mcnt.
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The Canadian government is con-
ecmplatiDg tho building of a railroad to
he Pacific Ocean. A company of engi-
oeers will begin tho surveys, from
Fort Garry, during the present month.
This road would connect With the St.
Cloud and Pembina Branch.
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ran FOuRrH Al smAIHn rRAIRIn..

-,-l-F
=. MA1sl PaA1all. July s, 1871.
Ep1ron JOURNAL Tho Maine
Prai.issP ionician Society hsld IL fifth
annual fe-uni9n yesterday, On tho bsea.
t,fal gropud6 I'D. A.Rb&szss. 1kste
were aappt .esty-ass ps,esnt. ~.
eral Of }he Normal gradu.sss added to
the interest Of tho occasion by their
presence. We were favored with some
good music from Miss Ada Dam and
the choir. A GLASS Of children sang
several sweet songs. There we're many
expressions Of regret as the absence Of
Mr.. o. Farvsll, one Of our Oldest mem
bera The serious illness Of the, pat
t1o'months, from which he i slowly
recovering, prevented his b,ieg pre-.
emit.
The day W. passed agtssably in ~
eial converse, happy greetings aud we'll
wishes. The .etreshments were . ered-
il 70 tho Society. Thanks are due Mn.
E. d. Atwood, Mn. =. E. Brown, Mn.
E. G. Bennett, Mn. +. Hamilton aud
others for the admirable arrangement
OF the tables. D. Wood kept the CON-
p.ny cool with ios-eream aud lemonade.
A company Of r.gamuain., taotastioal'
" dressed aud mounted on horses and
mules, gave .sst 70 the occasion By their
frequent appearance.
A rumor u IN exhibition Of fire.
works, 70 come of 1t Kinbail's Cot
asrs, brought together large crowd of
Maine Prai.ieites: A. every one SEEM
ed to depend on his neishbo''s pockets
| to furnish tho fireworks, the exhibition
was . failure. However, tho utmost
good feeling prevailed.
"a P1oN1c1AN.
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.BOLTING.-

THO, Kasson Republican charges
that The JOURNAL threatens to bolt
tho nomination of Governor Austin.
This is not true. Tue JOURNAL is
strongly opposed to Governor Austiu's
nomination, and whatever it eau honor
ably do to prevent such result-which
it considers in the light of a party
calamity-will be done. But this pa
per has always carried At the head Of
its columns the names of the nominees
Of the Republican Conventions Of this
State-sometimes finding them a
heavy burden, as was the case With
Governor Austia two years ago-aud
expects to do so so long as it processes
"a. be . Republican journal.
That Governor Austin cannot COM
mand the vote Of the Republican party
Of Northern Minnesota-wc canoot
speak knowingly Of other portions Of
the State is a fact which there is no
use iu'attempting to disguise. People
here have good reason to foe! that he
has no sympathy with their wants,
and'is autsgonistic, or at least i1difer-
ont; to what they believe to be essential
to the prosperity Of the most deserving
portion Of the State. He presents no
qualities Of mind, nor record Of SER
vices, sufficient to counterbalance this
feeling. Those who propose making
nominations may as we'll look this
matter squarcly in the faco. If the,
intend to defy this state of facts, and
force Governor Austin on the party
they should count about how many
votes they can afford to loso, and still
secure 4 victory which will be credi
neither to the party nor the candidate
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TIE COURrEslEs oFFnl1ALE POL-.
ITICS. u.

= "Gail Hamilton" is discussing thu
subject Of Woman Suffrage and the.
general Woman question with keen
pen In one Of her last articles she
says !: "That the refining and on
nobliug element needed in politics is
to be contributed by women would
scar cely be judged from the degree Of
.re61 cement which mas as yet ohsracteriz-
ed their political course. That it does
not produce ideat serenity or suavity
in female deliberations must be infer.
red from the Published complaint Of
one Of the most prominent leaders.
what says she, with the lnvete.,te
haiti ed aud persistent mslice of my
sisters and the contemplate self:impo't.
ance and overueening self:sufheieucy
of4y brothers, have I had to cheer me
in the course I have marked out p
art thou in health, my brotherl' ak.
ed. ! willy male politician but Ill the
SAM he smote his brother in tho fifth
rib, land he died. Evidently the cour-
tesies and teudernesses of k,nshtp
shsl I not prevent the happy family
from speaking its mind !; but it il not
easy to see how political manners are
to be improved by adding tho presist-
ent malice of our sisters to the con.
temptible selfimportance Of our broth.
ers.
"Is it the innate refinement Of wo-
men which produces such criticism -
the following in one Of the most modsr.
ate and high-miuded Of the woman pa
pers upon a series Of articles opposing
female suffrage?
They might be supposed such ID
some superannuated old maid of dis.
appointed hopes and of blasted aspira.
tion might easily be imagined to in.
dulge in with view of aveuging her.
self on her more favored sister,"
She makes a characteristic ouota'
ton from another Of the woman papers
which reads not wholly unlike an az
tract from tho Eatenswllle Gazette:
| Neighbor you are q very good IA,
per so far as you 60, and We gladly
!. recommended you to those readers
whose mental stomachs cannot yet d.
xest strong food, or which have becom,
dpspeptio from injudicious aliment
but your limits are by far too contract
ed by bisotry, intolerance, prejudice
| and pharisaicsl goodness t, SUIT mind
which have burst the bonds of custom
and practice and boldly struck out to-
truth, and which accord to everybod,
what they claim for themselves. L
may also do you service to remind 70,
that everybody does not believe you
simple assertions, unsupported by an.
fact. Ponder this we'll, and do no
do unrepcntant.
Gail adds: "But the proprietors AM
editors of these papers, the authors o
these discussions aud criticisms, of va
men, are acknowledged leaders of tn
movement, standing in the f;scfront 0
I battle, and giving the word Of con
i. mand. Through such channels mus
come the refinement aud nobility who
women are to contribute to politics, an
there is no visible reason why the fir.
installmcnts Of tho contribution shout
! not already have apeared :"
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OFFICIAL announcement was made
N Wednesday that the notifications Of
no Treaty Of Washington were ex-
hanged in England on the 18th inst
he Alabama Claims may now DO COD
!idered a. virtually settled; and, also,
hs fishery ttoubles, at least for time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

The Lanesboro Herald tells Of IN
adventure a Norwegian girl had near
that place with huge rattlesnake.
The maiden succeeded, after various
maneuv ers, in getting her "toot and
heavy shoe" on hi, suakeship's head,
and ground him to death. She pound
ed off the tail, with its nineteen rattles,.
as a trophy. Is: zs -.>- .-.. x
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

lion +. F. Drake Of St. Paul
,ident' Of the St. Paul Il Sioux City
road, has recently purchased Of
i. B. 3. Meeker tract Of land in
Anthony, on q the river bank, I'D.
log the site Of the. proposed lock
dam, for the sum d s22,5oo.
Minneapolis Tribune '''! u, says, it is
ed that this purchase has :, rail.
significance. mi, r. e...: -. ....-.-
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North Star Iron Works,
HARRISON, e0RTon { CO., ~ -

Boilers, Saw Mil Machinery, Flourine
nills, Building Columns, Window Caps AID
Stills. Hot Air Furnaees, Water Wheels. &c.,
SC. $500 = 7H'~=ssS@' = -; '.-' :, .
All kind Of repairing and fob work done
The FIGURING and 0rist Mill department
will be under the superintendence Of Mr..
O. A. P.AY AMI the Saw Mill work will
be un:iee the charge Of Mr.. ELIAS Co1urr,
whic;, will enable The prorrietor, to fur
nish all the lates, improved Mill Machinery
and guarantee entire satisfaction O. :.
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills. <.= s
Minneapolis, Nov. 2sth, 1870 v1laeo
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale good
/ farm of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Prsire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
rio AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with a good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises isa
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other Improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road FROM st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
J. 8. DAN,
On the premises.
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UHE NORMAL SCHOOL,

Wergive this week~ very full report
Of REORGANIZATION at the State Normal
School, aud the exercises Of the grad
uating class. The opinion was ex-
pressed by persons present, we'll quail
fed to judge that this. examina-:
ton would rank any that had
ever been held in. 3. the State The
graduating class contains some excel
lent material for teachers, and werex-
pect 10 hear ofgood work being done
BY it in the common schools Of the
State. g. ...,..
The Normal School is now. in
thorough working 'order, and will grad:
uate from one to two classes Of teachers
each year. Its management has been
careful and. judicious-for which
much credit is due to Prof. Moore,
the Principal-and the corps of teach
crs connected with the institution
have worked faithfully and we'll.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

"a storm 10 Meeker County on:
~ destroyed Petersons' new store
twatsr; six d"clIings It Sxede
q; and several houses at Forest
No lives were lost. :e;aE.I5
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rxzEsr | FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 | s pza cxx1
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
AII INDEBTED 70 1aE IkARkR IN 9Ax sUx OF

THIS BOND il issued iu accordance with the pro
vis,ou. OF Al Act Of Congress entitled IAN Act 70
wutuorize the retundlnx vi sue NAtloual Oebr," ny
proved july II, 1871 anlenisd by Al Act xpprovSu
January ~, loI u rsussxbio ~ Che plvAsurSVf
tn United States after the nryt day VI .AAy 4. d.,
1851, IN Coin Of the standard value Of The United
statss on SAID July L. As7o. with lntssst IN s'ch
Conn., from asy Vi the date hersvf " tue Of
flfE PER CkN fUM per annuu,, payable Quarsstiy,
" tas Arst dsy Vi EsDru. ry, May, august aud ~
vsmbsr, IN .acn year. Tue principal aud intsrS,l
ars exempt from the pay meat Vi ali TAxos Dulles
Of the unissd etatvs. we'll lrom taxation IN any
form, BY " under STATE. municipal, o. local author
isy.
WASRIN01oN, ........................l8......
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!; Il fire. in Chatdeld on last Thurs
dag, SEE learn from the Democrat, de-
stroyed I've business houses, from the
Warmer corner, to Ketchum's brick
building. Cause Of fire unknown.
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AGENTS WANTED
TO mako SO 1850 per Month By selling
Great Fortunes

And How THY WlR1 MADE. BY I'D McCAoI. Jr
most universally sought after book issued for years.
Il shows how poor schoOl master made go 900;
how Door haifblind sailor became . great banker
ice an unknown mechanic . millionaire in ssvsn
yssss-vith many more such examples How esergy
tasase asd patient tadxsssy have a!rays net sseA
ssossss ,oAes properly eseveed Ho'0 money &C" ee
made Aosesklt and seilhoSt saesJfec Of prSSsipk.-
Send for circular etc., aud notice our extra tsrnns
e. HANNA FORD e CO. publisher. 16S south
Clark street.. CHICAGO
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$4,000 PREMIUMS
To the subscribers of the
SAINT PAUL PIONEER.

$4,000 PREMIUMS
To the subscribers of the
SAINT PAUL PIONEER
INCLUDING
The Late Residence Of Capt. VIM. F.
Davidson,
In St. Paul, MINI. Cost over $4,000.
The celebrated
OIL PAINTING OF MINNEHAHA FALLS
ByGibert Munger.
~ ELGIN WATCHES,
In gold and silver e.ses-ths best watch
manufactured.
On PAINTINGS, FARMS, TIMBER LANDS, SEWING Ma
0nINEs, 0REENBAcKs, GoLD, IL,
VIII Be distributed to tho subscribers of the Saint
ds Pioneer the 9th day OF September 1871, at the
Opera House, in St. Paul.
Gen. H. H. sibley. President OF City Bank, Saint
Paul; Hon. John L. Merriam, Vice President Saint
Paul and Sioux City Railroad; Hon. John ): Prince,
E.M.!os, g. Paul Hon Gh.s schsasr Of Au bsss
Clerk OF tho q. 8. Distrc Court; Hon: Geo. L. Otis,
st. Paul; D. A. Monfort ESQ.,, Cashier Second Nation.
st. Paui ire aso Marine Insurance CO. st. Paul; +.
r. Delano, Esq, Superintendent First Div st. P& r.
Railroad.
Every early subscriber to the Weekly Pioneer af
ter April lst 1871 10 entitled to one share In the dis
| tribution of premiums.
Every yearl subscrit or to the Tt Weekly Pioneer
after April 1871 is entitled to three shses In tho
! distribution of premiums.
Every yearly subscriber to the Daily Pioneer, by
mail after April lst, 1871, 10 entitled to i've shares
| In the distribution of premiums.
T11As CAaH In ADvAHcE-For one year, Weekly
~ TrtWe~kly a; Daily, ~ mail, SO.
| epeeimen NUMBER. containing full
Address PIONEER PRINTING CO.
fans st. Paul, MINI.
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In 1870 not less than 408 divorces
'ere. granted in Connecticut, or one for
'eFy twelve marriages The Nutmeg
tate would prove strong rival for
indiana.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

Tn St.te Musical Convention will
. held At St. Paul in October, begin
q on the 4th, aud listing Eve days.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

Tn Wirona Normal School gradu-
ed, this year, class Of eleven; the
.ankato school class ften; the St.
loud School, Z class of fifteen.
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FOR SALE.

The shove lands will b sold very cheap,
end on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either Or oil the pieces. will please
address Tie uadsrsisnsd, stating tho terms
desired
Apply to P.L. GREGORY,
Railroad Laad Office, g. Cloud.
orr CALVIN 7. HOW,
2o-3 Box 22l6. New York
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

GEH~ 0'Nr1LI, Of Fenian fame, is in
. State looking out suitable loca-
IN for the settlement of an Irish col.
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CITY RESTAURANT.

CITY RESTAURANT.
I would respectfully announce to tho
public in general that l am prepared TO
serve up either Hot or Cold MEALS 1t Oil
hours. A good supply Of fresh
Cakes, Pies, Canned Fruits, Confec'
tionery, &C.,
Constantly on hand.
Regalar Boarders a. Reasonable Rates.
J. BEATTY.
st. Cloud, June 9Th, 1870. v12-n47
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Pumps! Lightning Rods
p. MUN6INGER

r. MUN5ING GER
L. still engaged in manufacturing tho
WOODEN PUMPS which have given
such universal satisfaction throughout
Northern Minnesota.
He is also agent for the
Star Copper
LIGHTNING ROD,
And Is prepared to promptly attend to
al orders for
Iron Pumps and LightniaE Rods.
Also, Well Cleaning done. =.
Shop on Warrington avenue, next dooi
to tho Fletcher House.
St. Cloud. Febr. 81. 1871. VIC
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8. LAND OFFICE,
" NlorE HEf~n 81

A1OTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, Ju.y1, 1871.
Complaint having Teen entered a. this Office BY
Adelbert Guptill against Dudley French. for asan-
donng bis homestead entry, No. $780, dated Feb. IL
1864, upon the nwA swA, section q. towuhip i22,
range 70, in stearns county Minnesota, with Wow
tot6e Of said entry the said parties arc
hereby summoned to appear at this office the 247u
DAY or AUGUST, 1877 1t 10 o'clock In the forenoon
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment. II 4 z -. = :
jalyeexu 7. Q. keoLVRA Ree'sv~. i
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500 Volumes In One.
AGENTS WANTED
the LIBRARY OF POETRY And some
Be;a0 c.e;ee Skeletons from ths Best Rsets. >'
Enslish, scotch, Irish and American.
With an Introduction
By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Under whose critical a4~.tsioa tae es'snss ,sss
eo.pilsd.
The hsndsonest and cheapest gubess1p4ts9 besk
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70 epieneral nature OF intsrsst, win novsr srow I'd
Win pleasure BY old and yo.ns, ling - it, I..vss
"A perfect surprise. scarcely snythisg At all f.
vorits 1t all worthy Of place here u neglected.
1t is book flr every hossshold."-N. r. Nail
Language ,ohto, 4 eep;sss~ss e.I JIessv y $40
70" cd arraaoe'e't' q" At e0 es".Pa's '''f" a.
Tern: I5e,a,. Selling y... rapidly. ssnd for Or
NY - g
sTEREOSCOPEs, ::
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHRONOe, =.
FRAMES.
:;
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691 Broadssy, Hew Yerk,
lnvits the attention Of the Trade to thsr extensive
assortment Of the above goods, Of tAejr psies.
tion, 1aswfaawrs and 1rovtattoH.
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES
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Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
Importers and Manufactures = - a =
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Sparks from
Bright Side.
WHITE BEECH.

ranes. or send p asnts fer specinsns saying whore
=. on Nv this advertisement, 70 BRIGHT SIDE co.
Publishers, Chicago.
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Groceries and Provisions.
j. g. HUBER
has purchased the stock Of Family Grocer
les and Provisions ct Heopner's old stand,
and will continue the business 1T that
place. He guarantees to soil -
GOOD GOODS
- any other house in town, and 1t -
Low PRICES,
and asks q share Of the public patronage.
J. G. HUBER,
v18-n40 st. German street. st. Cloud.
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TIE H0UeEKERPERs'
EMPORIUM
csc Third Street,
SAINT PAUL
b the plsss 70 Ind what you want in he
line Of
Cooking Utensils, House.
hold Articles,
and Fancy Goods Of every description and
Of tho latest styles.
AGENCY FOB W00DRUJTs IMPROVED
Patent Earth Closet,
Oh COMNODE,
Sapolio, japanese Paper
Ware,
D1AN0Nv sYHHoN AND HYD1AN1 11lT11S.
Fra9rant 9apol1one.
Send for circular
g. WEBSTER PECK.
juns2o-1y
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CHARMING sTORIEs
in prose and postry,by the
best living writer's, Issued
In bea utiful form, ut very
low prices. See then at
Book stores and News
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MAPLEWOOD HU41EuEB IL yes,s
Nkladieas 11eo 1asD, lssx ssd Wildly knewS
SoF o0e1su0sS~ Of 1oca&ioe and ssDssiesity q 10
seSuette1s NV. C.v.0R1A1, lhleipal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14

The ore problem Of o,r architecture
which Ina. Ileen the oo. ,,,arit,.t Of
builders ventilation = h;is ! eeu. it
would seem. substantially solved in
Providence. In one Of the scl,s.c1
buildings of that city a ventiduct. or
shaft. rIIlning from tie cellar TO an
out Of Tie roof, with openings into it
at or :.c:,r tIip floor. ;l.,d ut the ceilings
of the rooms, Ilas given excellent slt-
i.f,ction. In order 70 in'urc Success
it Is necessary to provide for II warm
current of air from tie cellar. which
l., furnished by furnace or stove.
1her.. ms to be no I,;i >oi My pri-
y1;e hou e. >lIou'd not he 40 'trilcted
wifi; Sa.ii mems for ventilation ~ will
be a'n;,.c, .lt.L yet free from drafts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14
Financial and Comm ercinI.

Gold in New York Il4s;;. Currency,
btiyiiig. 81; selling. IS.
Sun Ffanci SEQ produce market dull,
With following quotations F.o'T-
No .;..,.-. Oats--~aleS light at 81 n5 !;
good, 81. T. 100 b.. HEct--No de-
mand choice, So 6Ug2 80. Wool
Quoted at 2592sc for average lots
choice held higher.
Portland market prices show:
FIour-S6 50g7. Wheat-S1 % per
huShel from wagons. Oats-Prices
firm at s0aS5c {. bus!iel, or So 25h
q GENITAL. sacked. Eggs-Demand
brisk; qtioted at 81 80 q dozen. Po-
tatocs-tlioted at 754$l per bushel.
Albany markets ltiict with the fol-
lowing quotations
Whett-Bnyers tire offering 81 12lis
per bll,hel.
Oat--Scarce at 75c per bushel.
Eutter-Good in demand at Doc per
poslild.
Egsgs-Rea;lily sell at 3oc per dozen.
I.ard-l5c per pound.
Potatoes-Pcr Eu,lsel. 81.
Onions-Per pound, &c.
Sugars. f.. 14ta per pound
Island. 10aI2iac.
Coiioe-4At lJ,420c per pound.
Ciiiekelis-$2 ;5Ou3 per dozen.
Bacoa-Iiaans, lI,9l5c per pound
Sides, l24 l3c; shoulders. Sc.
Since the cholera, in its devastating
march, entered Belgium, super;titio.i
has c;tused Tie poor, ignorant CLASSES Of
tlia1 country to lay the aillictio.i III the
feet OF Tia: = ), al.,i>ring Jew. They
believe tl.a. t..is mythical old wli4t;ervr
il still roaming around over the earth,
carrying in his wake war, pcsiiir..te,
and i.iillillc, n liilinEcr OF the iii.mbi-
tants of Antwerp arr, quite positive
t'e.t the dreaded NV alltieriiG Jew
paid that city 4 visit last si,ring; and
IL few have been fou:.d WHO soiemnlv
det:lart. that they >.tN him Al that tiI.le
ming ing with the citizens upon tll.
streets. Now that Il peSti.encc has
visited them. they are more certain
than ever that the aged man. with
stopped shoulders, long white liairslad
beard, long bony fii4g-rs, AID deeply
Wrii,k:eti features, wliOin they observed
i'll their midst ai,ot,, six months ago.
was no les Il peI-O.ia:~re th!:i he VINO,
while the Savior was going o Calvary,
drove him from him with c.l, .es; a.l.i
to whom jcsu,is said to have tlecilrct:
Thou SHAFT wander O.i the earth till
l return. Amo.4g the poor. igloi'ljt
ca >.s,.s, iii many OF tile COUNTRIES oil
Europe. this legend i; -,Ippo 'ed to be
true; ;lliei al ptl",ie c;l!a.iitiei are sup
posed to be the iy- IL Of a visit from
this mythical wa:Itivrer, who is search
lag Ii vti,i lor Il 5e.ll.cide.