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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-29

, Oranges and lemons, by the box or
dozen, At Boyd's.
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SkEClAL NOTICES.
THE. CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

DUBL1sHED as warning and for the benefit O..
L young mon and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility. &C., supplying TIE xEANs OF SELF CURE.
written by one who cured himself, and sent free
N receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y.
iun8.6m
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Montgomery & West continue to sell
more goods for less money than any other
store in Northern Minnesota. They sell
exclusively for cash. =. -,
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"A large stock Of fresh groceries, at
Paul Mockenhsupt's. .,
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Oranges and lemons, By the box, At
Smiths Grocery.
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The scholars in the Grammar room Of
the Model Department Of the Normal
yssAsel, presented their teacher, Miss
Walker, With hadsoms cabinet, manu-
AstuIsd.te their order by spicer l. Carlisle
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NoT1cE.-From now until the fourth of
July, Mrs. Ottensmeyer will sell her stock Of
millinery goods, trimuings, &c., at cost, ss
che intends sailing, in tho early part Of
that month, for Europe and desires to close
out, - nearly - may be, oil goods on
hand. She will purchase, willis abroad, :
large stock for tbs market. 3v
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Remember to 90 to L,mperich's for
pure SODA water, ice-co'd, aud Of any
flavor.
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ALI admit that the cheapest place j,
Smiths Grocery.
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Tho fare On the railroad from thil
plase % Sc. Paul has been reduced to $3.50.
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"A lot Of prepared pickles, at Smith,
Grocery. ,..~
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For pure ice-cold soda water. 60 to
- L1,rP1lIcH's.
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Corrected for TIE JOURNAL, by DIN. G. Murphy d Co.

Mink No. to 450 so
600 to Martin 90 to 10. %
Fisher. 90 to 90 Red LAO
Wolv erine... 800 to 5OOCross Fox ....3 90 to 600
Wolf-Timber ESQ to 90 Silver Grey $500 to 5000
scar 1000 Lynx LAO
Cub Bear 800 to 500 Badger ........-- S.
Bower per lb........ loo Six unk ........... 81
Deer Skins per III 20 to Is Winter Rat.... to IL
Hides, dry....... 10 Spring Rat........ IL to Il
Hides, green............ OF
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-as = Kestanh.aprs and ~ ~,
essekst1. He hss largo stock.

.:-0al1tiat1ay evening. IN elegant fruit
HI. Z s1Sak and Bohemian glass, w.
presented ts1frs. N. Toby, BY The Ladies'
Library Association, IN appreciation Of he,
faithful nd sratuitous ssrvisss - Librs'
sisa. Th1 ffuit-dish Vas purchased q
Bu,h's establishment,
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GOLD Physiology & Mitchell have
now on haad new supply Of the eeletra
led John Foley gold pens, with telescope
and ofice-desk holders. Mr.. Foley's pens
have been favorite since first put in the
market, in 1s4s. one Of his make, which
has been in constant use for thirteen years,
can be seen at the Ban K Of St. Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-29

Lard oil for machinery, the ehespest
aud best, at
ALIEN & RusssL1's.
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Ho F4extRs.-aroyenor has just re-:
oeivsd soar load of Meadow King Mowers ;
also, Of fIol',ngsworrh sulty Rak.s; also,
q car load Of Little Champion Reap.rs.
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FURS.

The highest St. Paul price, for oil kinds
of furs, is paid. as usual, by G. Schulten,
st.. German street, St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will find it to their
interest to give him call before shipping
heir furs below.
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ATTENTION. Henderson received to-
day full assortment Of ladies', misses
and children's wear, embracing everything
in the line Of shoes. CATERS, etc., which
will be sold very cheap. Call on him he
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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Summer underwsar-gauzs shirts,
light drawers,, &e. in full assortment, u
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Why II it 50 many people go to
smith's Grocery for their gooess Because
hs sells % cheap, and is SO accommodating
10 oustomera
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Coop WoRK.-An excellent quality ol
custom work il being turned out 1T P, ond.
zinski's Clothing Hall. Suits are made uI
In the latest ssyle, from the best goods, and
. perfect fit warranted.
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Tho way unlicensed dogs are being
slain nowadays is most beautiful to be
hold. Chief Of Police Robertson is doing .
good work and doing il thoroughly.
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III ysu want something nice, try
6ohulten 4 Coz wines.
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DISCUSSING Slanr.-Oa Tuesday, Geo.
NJ. Hanson and Lorena Peterson, of Tw'
Rivers, came to town and were duly joined
in wedlock by Justice Barnes, tor the
stipulated sum OF ST. The balance of the
fees (the privilege Of kissing the bride) the
Justice generously yielded to the wit
nesses. In the excess OF their joy, the
couple got drunk in the afternoon -
the blushing bide perambulating around
minus q bonnet-until they were taken
care of. 1t was disgusting sight.
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Rev. Reuben Everts, Of the Congre-
gational church st Alexandris, will leave
that place September lot.
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-Spieer & Carsile have "Aung to the
breezss" new sign-s monster bedstead.
one evidently male for the Cardiff Giant.
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Mr.. n. P. Clarke, OF this city, has .
largo number Of teams at Benson, engaged
In; transporting Government goods to the
upper forts.
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A PLACE 1oa Ev1RY1H1xa, AND EvERY.
THING In ITS PLAc8.-Ws should say this
was the motto Of Spicer 4 Carlisle, for
they have almost every thing in their iurni-
ture warerooms that can be found in the
State, and everything 10 certainly in its
proper place. They have some ~ nicely
gotten up chamber sets - We ever saw.
with three marble pieces to each set, and
they are nicely finished. This firm hiss .
good class Of parlor and dining-roon furni-
ture, as we'll ~ large stock Of the more
common grades, which they manufacture
for the wholesale trade.
FRESH ARR1vAL.-J. w. Tenvoorde has
just opene large stock Of dry goods. to
which he would call the attention of pur.
chasers. Also. complete assortment Of
fresh family groceries, all of which will be
sold at the lowest figures.
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81. JoHx'aCoILsos.--Thers VAS . large
6stsndanos q the Fourth Annual E1hibi-
lion Of this College, near st. Jo., on Tues
1a9s, The exercises consisted Of comedies,
ssaeises, naaae. %. A large number Of
Yrsninms were distributed. The collss ;
u nd = b in = vseys 1sasishine condi-
ton. A neat catalogue hsa bssa iaaaed
IL ths current year. 49,
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Notions, in full variety, cheap, at Pa
Mockenhaupt's. i"
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On Tuesday next, July 4tb. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Amer Smith, Of this place, will cele-
brato their golden Wedding.
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Am BHoK s1.-This forenoon, while Dr..
4. @. Gevdy and J. 8. Mitchell we're test
Ing The strength Of their arms, BY resting
sAsir elbows % the counter (at sehultsn 1
Co.'S d{59 stersl and pulling back and
dswnwasds With elssped hands, d.. oowdy's
LETT arm brole above the elbow. The
fracture was at once set. The break IL .
simple one, and Dr.. G. is attending to bis
business % usual in the store.
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Fruit jars, the Hero and other stand
ard brands, lower than ever before sold in
this city, 1t Boyds. s>
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The Sank Centre Hrrald pays one OF
our citizens and County officers the follow
ing well-deserved compliment:
THE RJGhT MAN MIR. Il. B. Strong,
Clerk Of Court for Stearns county, in the
discharge Of his official duties, has won the
esteem of all who have come in coulsc,
with him, and ell are Of the opinion that
besides being perfect gentleman, be 10 one
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-McNaushton, the express highway.
man, who is now in jail here, is . hard
case. he is supposed to have been engaged
in tho murder Of the unknown man found
with his throat cut on the. line ofths N. P.
B. R., near Otter Tail City.
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TIL H MARK EY 3

ST.. CLouD, June 20, 1871.
Whest-Receipts light. Prices to-day ::
No. $1.O6 No. 2, $1.02.
Oats command 46c.
Corn, shelled, 65a70c.
Barley-very little demand may be
quoted At 60a55c.
Rye, 55c.
Bran is worth SIS per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at So.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality.
Potatoes buying at 50a60c.
Cheese--Minnesota, zoe; New York, Csc.
Butter-plenty at l23a15c.
Eggs, 1910. and scarce,
Wool, 400. :. -:
Dry maple wood is WORTH $4aS4.50 10.
full cord; green maple, oak, &c., $4aS4 rs;
tsmarso, $3.50.
4 MINNEAPOLIS, June %.
Wheat-$l.10
Corn-68c.
Oats-60c.
MILWAUKEE, June %.
Wheat-Quiet; $l283 for No. l.
Corn-53c.
Oats-52c.
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Mr.. Noel 10 establishing the grade on
Wells avenue, and Commissioner Dorr hss
. force Of men at work putting the street
into the very best kind Of shape.
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-Nsw spplss. ripe and juicy, arriving
every day, at Limperieh's.
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of furs, is paid. as usual, by G. Schulten,
St.. German street, St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will find it to their
interest to give him call before shipping
heir furs below.
HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.
Farmers will take notice that Jos. Ede,-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
| for wheat.
ALI kinds of geutlemen's furnishing
goods, latest styles, FOR sale cheap q
| Me:zroth's.
DowN !-Grea' decline in teas, sugars
Z I'd coffees, at
ALLEN & RUssELL's.
/. Buy your teas, cofees, sugars, and
everything you want in that line, at Smiths
| G: ocery.
FoR SALH.-rhree first class four-pocke.
billiard tables, 5}x11 feet, in good order
and al complete. Will be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire Of
! ROBBERS 4 Lab.
WAaoxs.-Grovenor has received . car
Loaf Of the celebrated Whitewater wagons
Teamsters and farmers know these TO BIZ
tho best wagon made. 0rovenor always
keeps them.
For SALE.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine-frst-clsss- new
win be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
At this Office.
Also, a Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for q bargain.
Your WIFE WANTS IT IA Doty Washing
Machine and Universal Wringer. Boyd has
them. Best thing in use.
WHEAT WAHTED.-Farmersh having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tsge to all on H. z. Mitchell, before sci
ling. Headquarters at H. c. Burbank
Office on Sherman street.
. Upward Of Forty Thousand bottles Of
Natures Hair Restorative we're sold from
Jan:' LIT to June LIST. which fact tells its
e1n story. it, 50 clean, and looks 80 nice
that tho ladies are all delighted with it.
See advertisement.
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We aIe indebted to Mr.. Albert Smith
for some choice selected strawberries, OIL
vsry large and finely favored.
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THE MARSH HARVESTER va. THE Nc
CoRMlCK REAPER.-The M nrsh Harvester
recently challenged the Mccormick Reap.
er to public trial at Sank Centre. The
Mccormick declined to accept the chal-
lenge. The Marsh Harvester will run in
the first grain that is rendy for the sickle,
which will be about the Fourth of July
So says the Herald. Lieut.. J. R. Howar d
is agent at Sank Centre, and J. E. Wing is
"gentat st. Cloud, for the Marsh Harvest
or.
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--1AA attention Of housekespers il called
g liz adseEtisanant G. Webster Peck, Of
q. Paul who. e6sEs ~ sale everything in
ths line Of household asttelss that may b
called for. He has the agsneJ fer . num-
Der Of popular inventions.
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ToBEY & MITCHELL We took q look
through the Book and Stationery house Of
Tobey & Mitchell, St. Cloud, one day this
week, and were astonished at the extent,
completeness aud nice arrangement Of their
store. Their stock, to describe it briefly,
is complete, and judging from the display
Of books, We should think almost. any USE
fol Or popular volume eoald be found on
their shelves. Oue1 side Of their store is
occupied with fancy goods, so extensive in
variety that it would be safe to inquire or
send after anything IN that line. Mes.rs.
Totssy & Mitchell are very pleasant gentle.
men to deaf with, and are establishing an
extensive jobbing business among many
retail dealers in Northern Minnesota. Their
figures on stationery are as low as can be
obtained at any jobbing establishment ir
the State. If any dealer doubts, he can
easily satisfy himself by sending them an
order.-Sauk Centre Herald.
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-Flre-crackers, best kind, lowest price,
At Royd's. :
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sTEARls COUNTY.

Good Crop Reports-As m Brokon-Im,
provcments ut Cleartvatcr-Abou
Stock. -, -, 80
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On Sabbath last, some twelve OF If
teen young girls were confirmed at the
Catholic Church. A sermon was preached
by Father Minolf in English, and ono by
Father Ulrich Northman, Of st. Jo., in
German. Father Minolf also delivered an
address, in German, to the young girls
Mozart's Twelfth Mass was sung IN good
style. the Silver Cornet Band, with sever
al string instruments. supporting the choir.
Fruit jars, the Hero aud other stand
Ard brands, lower than ever before sold in
this city: at Bo, DIS.
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There have been several hne rains dur
Ing the past week.
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Pork,
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders.
In Quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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Horace Carlisle, Minnie Green
Lewis Carlisle, Carrie Clark,
Frank Hines, Charley Bnrdick,
Fred jones, Henry Dressler,
Willie Wakefield Flora Robinson,
Louisa Larson, Annie Gross,
Carrie Biegerstaff, Laura Wakefield,
Willie Stahler, Hattie Gilbert,
Annie Dressler, Almina Stevens,
Sophia Hageemann, Maggie Blggerstaff,
Flora Hay ward, Richard Smith.
: Fanny McGaughey.
A large number missed but one Sabbath.
Number Of verses rec,ted. 1876
The concert OF the NJ. E. School, which
was to have been on next Sabbath evening,
has been postponed until the first Sabbath
in August. -, -. =
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ExH1B1T1oN.-On Tuesday evening the
Catholic school closed their examination
with an exhibition at Schwartz & Theis'
Hall. The room was crowded. The exer-
c,ses consisted of declams,ions, dialogues,
fares and dramas. The performers &C
Quilted themselves quite creditably. With
The exception Of two pieces, all were in
German. A large number of prizes were
distributed TO the children by Father Minolf
An address was made by Prof. Keiser.
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PKReoA L.-JudY- Es:. MS ana bride ar
:,v.u IN rhursti%y evening. T"ev ". re
~. m9y welcomed by m"ny tri n's, Who
..tiered nuImerSlie 9oOd wishes.
rev. Henry Mills. Pastor 1t the Cunere'
.utl .u~l Church ~ tuIs place, wlit close his
lxours here "n the lO'h Vi osp'e'nosr.
HON. Jas. A. Aell. Vi Alb.n, N. Y, late
,uAl,or Vi tue C.""l yep .rt,ueut VI that
s.A.e, arrived i" he c1'y yes.e'day. Mr..
s. II fres.uea. vi Cue Ga"k q ~. Cloud.
Mr. ". Move'gu, retu, ueu ou Friday
Stale.
Kew. DIR. s. Y. MoMssters, President Of
tho State Normal Board. arrived yesterday,
and is the guest Ut Prof. Moore.
Master Frank HAmiin, who has been at.
lending school Ut F@ribAult, returned home
last week u spend the vacation.
Lieut.. J. X. Howard, Of ssuk Centre, il
" town. Mschlnsryl
J. Brady. Of Clear Lake; W. II. Blaisdell
OF "a nesv1ie; II. Lyon and deV. "hl-
ing OF Clearwater; and Johu Payne, Of
Rockville, have been in town this week.
PRIsoNIRs ARRlvED.-On Friday the
tour men, q. Mass, Peter Uhlsvn, Torston
hAlverson and r. TAorud, charged with
The murder OF Gilbert Paulson, at Evans
vile, were brought ~ town aud confined IN
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NKILLphlCEs EORRLOUK

coRIICfID WEEKLY 81 DAv1ek CLARK
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Tho ehsapeat place in town to buy
paints spd oils, is.t
ALLIN 4 RUsSILL's.
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SHIPPING FLoUR.-Davis, Beal & Co {,
OF this city. are shippin* large Quantities OF
-four 70 Chicago, St. Louis, New York and
Philadelphia. Clarke Il Wait are also
making heavy shipments, mostly to New
York. St. Cloud -four stands No. In the
Eastern markets.
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LUMBER MARKET,
ST.CLOUD FUR MARKET.

Lumber can be had only tthe yards.
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-Evsrybody Is out pigeon shooting.

The Union School will close tomorrow
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Corn here 10 In the silk

Ripe cherries.
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Sugars, teas and syrups, at bottom
figures, At L1xRss1c4 a..
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ACClDENT.-AJ Mir. Uil.nsmeyer was
starting tnls mvrnluk l.r ST. Jv., The back
stat vi The hight covered wagon he Was uri-
wing uppsu, throwing Mrs. Ottensme, er
and u servant glrl, who was on the seat
with her, out On the ground. Both We're
Injured, but not very severely.
RED RIVER CAkrs.-F. Gingrass, Red
River trader, arrived here on Monday. A
rain IT about one hundred and fifty carts
will reach here next week, to load with
goods for the Red River country. MIR. Il.
purchased, among other things, Two hun
bred and fifty barrels Of -four.
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Farmers will take notice that Jos. Ede,-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat.
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WHEAT Manufacturers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tage to all on H. z. Mitchell, before sci
ling. Headquarters at H. G. Burbank
office on St.Germain street.
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New MlLL.-Mr. J. H. Linnemann, Of
st. Jo., one Of the most enterplising men
in Northern Minnesota, has just complet ed
fine new girls: mill at that place. 1t will
DO ready for work to-day. The machinery
was put in by the new firm of Stevenson T.
Co., Of this city, who are rapidly growing
into good business.
,FouR1H OF JuLY.-There will be no gen.
ersl celebration 1t this place. A picnic
will DO given ~ the st. Joseph's Society,
With . good dinner. Prof. Fishers Silver
Cornet Band will furnish music. In the
evening ball win bs given At sehwartz
& Thsis' Hall. Music by Fisher & Fuller's
String Band,
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FIRE WORKS l-Youpgsters 60 to Bo,d's
for your fireworks.
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/. Buy your teas, cofees, sugars, and
everything you want in that line, at Smith,
G. ocery.
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Your WIFE WANTS 1T IA Doty Washing
Machine and Universal Wringer. Boyd has
them. Best thing in use.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-31
Indigestion or dyspepsia,

Is weakness or want of power of the digestive
iuices in the stomach to convert our feoo and
drink into healthy matter for the nouTlshment
NJ the whole sy y.tem. 1t is caused by every
thing III at tends to weaken the body, and more
particularly the stomach Nearly, mol quite
one h If of the diseases, to when We are haoie'
procssd from it. Indigestion produces 8 great
variety OF unplsaEsnt feelings Among the
most prominent OF Its miserable Effects are,
want Of, or an inordin&te appetite, tomstmes
attended with a constant craving tor drink, sour
stomach, grinding pains in the stonseh, depres-
SION OF spirits gloom of mind, tIetiulness, vast
ing of flesh, loss OF energy ana tneDgth' very
irritable, heart burn, uDpleAsant taste ID thS
N mouth and lumbliDg in the bowels. In come
cases of depIaved indigestion. there is COM
plete disreish for fooo, at other times person
so afflicted can eat heartily without much Gratl
6cation. long train of nervous GymptCms ere
also frequent attendants, geneTsl debislty great
ian guidness and iucspacity for exert1on' Inc
minds Of persons so afflicted frequently become
irritable and desponding, and great anxiety is
Observable in the c9untenaIee; they appear
thou ghttul, melancholy, and detected Ehoer
great apprehension Of some imaginary DANGER
will atari at any unexpected noise or occurrence.
and much sgitsted. Yet for all this the nlrd
is exhilsrated without much difficulty, Pieasin
events and society will for time dlssipate all
| appearapce OF disease Other symptoms are VI
oient paipsttiIon, sestles meas with sense oil
weight and oppression upon the chest night
mara etc 1t is almost in possible 10 name all
the symptoms o. this invader upon the eons'i'u'
tiop as in almost every case of indigestion
there will probably be something peculiar e
each but be what they may, they sre all oces
stoned BY the food becoming a burden, r'ihtl
than e support 20 the stomach, and in all nf stas a
ges the medicine meet wanted Is that Whfci
viii afford speedy assistance 10 the digestive or
csn, and give energy and Strength TO the ner
=. Vous and muscular system, and a nov me .
!, the whole body, aud nothing can be, and ther
/, nothing. that will give so quiek rehet' A' sy
Ior'. stomach and Liver oorrteior, the "rts
u Remedy for Blood, Liver sDd ekin DlseA e. ."
10 e.oTn on. 10 four hotties will effect 9 cure.