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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-13

Mr.. VIM. Powellhas sold. Ills dwelling
house in lower town to Mr.. +. ". neLano.
editor Of the Timer. IL il MI. P.'s;sin
teution TO build . handsome residences; on
lots owned by him near Dr. Tolman' . 49,;
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s. 81 Rev. Packard, u Ansks, preaoheds at
the Congregational church on; Sabbath
Rev. Mills having exchanged pulpits with
him for that day. Is !szs:{59N%' aS ~:
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!: "A: G.. Jacques represented the Sank
Centre Roateofs the Grand Army Of tie Re-
public st the Semi-Annual EncampmettSst
Miphsapolisfon Tuesday and Wednesdsyof
this week. - E. ..,..
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9 s.,.,.ssN!l Ma. y I. UReEhS,a
'sHAIR RESTORATIVE

sG9nfaiEs No Lac sulphsr-No sugar Of lsad-Ne
Nitrate Of Nvef and n entirely free
ron .the. Poisonors and Health DESTROYING drugs
used in other Hair Preparations.
IrapspaEsnt and clear crystal, It will not soil
t inc meet perfectly SAFE, CLEAN and Eff.
FOUND AT LAST
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
fray, i@Parts soft, glossy appearing. renoye.
tna e Is cooland refreshing g checks
extent when prema,urely lost, prevents Headache.
cures al" Humors, eutneops eruptions, and unnatural
Article in the market. =
t4r' q. SMITH, Patentee, Gorton Junction. Mass.
1isspsred only by PROCTOR BROTHERS, Gioscss-
ter, Mass. The denune 10 put up in panel bottle,
10 .ne gass. Ask your Druggist for Nature's HaiI
gl0AN " VEG 4UETRfFk CO..
VAN nCnAACK, STEVENSON 4 RID.
Wholesale Agents. % Lake stest Chicago. Ill
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Rye n being uesin some portions o.
this county .aa;sss@ H.sf sst l;s. s}faf $50 :
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81 s rs
:, II 4
!.
~ ~ D
81 !,
"a 49,, ~, IS &.
sl.;s d Il ~ ], ss
m. d. s.1
49, q.
M. 80, .,l ~ .
( 4, -. ~ !.
asssi1 aasrs e1s, seaars and
stripes. ::..#
-, IS :. 3,
s;sssItas. ~ 's '
acres ~ half / 5, mile ! Of st..
Cloud f25 asfss ID sr quit ivations; good
new board fence, large frame. house, lid d
stable, and 1911 u Egaodaw Star on the
place. Possession given Immediately after
harvest, Inqpiss &c 1as q. = ..4,s. +
|ios 80 ss,tss sssssss.s JOS EDELBROCK
s.. Ssis
l1ARoE III 2 ssnf. adyert'sl ne eolf
umns Is given = large INST Or properly
'on'ta''ors ou.n..7W nlch WI % solu g.
suction :. .tl1s place soa Saturday s Ehs
..sI lncluaes horses, ponies, arness' pan
kets' Stoves s. anu .arge anouSto O staple
g e4eelleNt Ppoarluhllty Will DC
sno rded ZOE purchasing aflloAes' o. every
day use' a. low figures 81 Dcsnot fa'l to at
tend the auction. Farmers will lind much
t' that they want: 81 2 e..
e. .Anonr o,,n -Np1ounons.- Mar an z;a,,
.nrva v;n. mart :. 8 tha ,mhar s. fou rtaer
~ AZ -, loo.t;n !. IA n clo,a sn j
;,ro.a :, :. IL i, a. J, sans
= ~ IN 60 8 -; narlc 3
i o,hsr !. rn,, raos.aonrss e. heinz
.,a;d MI north - n palmer. r,,idenoo,e
:. a, 8 -, = - In . !. =
= 8: g !, 8. Is. 49,.
,.:.t ia . s.,.i - :. $3.50 ..,.,h.d -
NJ ~, rh;.hs - 81. dr;,;n. r;,lsa ~
w., ,:,. SO. -. i.;sI 81 q:
.sa ~. ~ -. 80: ;, - 80; 80 !
- psol, 80 80 Gu, :. !, q
Ivy n.s,s ,'' - ' ~ . - .'>;.>Is-
~ fsreu, F Ri 4a,oeo,s ..y, .tri-
v.et, l;ne q az Z, vi,l Z, rom Pomme
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For SALs.-:7-aIC FIRST class four ckets
bilhsrd table,, d Eel. GOD order:
and: II COMP III So sold cheap forI
cash. e
u, s; 5 ROBBERS 70 Lab. 'Ss7
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Smith & Wing sre fitting up the old
Mill's stand. CORNER of ST. Germain street
and Richmond: avenue. and will remove
their boot and' shoe store, and asrieulturai'
implement odes there ina few days. 5ss 4
st9 f3ss log TI7T- 80 77-7Er.ret,l, go
s-Graatson, ths Gay, tripped Rom under
80, = o. .iSsS
the hospitsbls roof Of tho Hotel do daspard
on Thursday morning. aud took the frs,
train for g.. Paul. having raised what
funds were neesssafy 20 settle his little
matters here. ts,s5s.13 3 sis
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,@e'-Mr.2 Ole Peterson, OF Pope sounty, in
forms az that the erops ii that eeunty @ill
give : fair svsrsgs yield. sg.s-.., !atsss
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b -stss@e teECL4ARwATrR,J nly slltb. 1871. =
ED1roR JouanAL.-Saaimn u;isr Kirt had q
fine COW kinsdaby lightning during . re.
cent storm, - zoe West would not nav
for it. Alfssz eu.e Ii. had Was, thu. !.
vas not insure e. JAZZ ,:ts,x PR ~
Fomny iHsys,ot Lynie y III aknled I.
[sfsv;days.ago ~ . yoke 81 aor, i,
axay iii s ii4l sI1aldl 81 - fonnd
dead, his,neers broksn; tb,s fTope. 81. which
il, was holdinzt Tie oxen being around hi.
nseck g*s.rk " . ~ -. l:6
"a no, ;oin,ns, 49,. ~ 20
hov q, ,s,.,rss ~, =.
'sss -; =, : ~. IL
|s ag1r & YEa4EEyA BILE NnrAIRsKlr.-The
supply of many kindssof vegetables is quite
fair, and We quote: :s.z:4i -
Peas-4oc per peck =
String besns--4oc per peck.
New potatoes 400 ": and verv
nice. *s -. e. :.
Onions, .beets; and radishes-s cents n per
b pms each, sg.sasssy1 ssss, H. + ~ z
q few, cucumbers have been offer cd 81 andl
eagerly gobbled. .<e.- N i ! :" Z:
EBlasbarsiss are coming il, antt sell at is
cents per uart.s e s. 5sa..N5 .sg45 49,
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kaplftedt ostsI ouasAI III zsapps
7isssy
~ NJ II -. 4
(Svsrrs nty Deed ;rrans1sr IS |1oss sy,eks
iansltnE Jul i. 1871. q. ~
Philoman Lamb and Wlffe to Samuel Simon
ton, for lots 8 and g 81 BIZ, 2 in Town 81
sauk Centre $3.50
Gotlisb # k0yit az lfe toEsl Yendli1 Mer1,
for neg n AZ ii. 229K Il
ia 800
ls y Bsu, ms nl toto lDhnS schnA.asrs
tor blk w "a isll l.Jnd 1906.
ssEslas "a toslll Has & stp,
"A N ~ ~ ~ 7gSs IS y.
r. ifs to4 Maysia'
a "a hes s226 u 126 h
55eQ
eeard BfopsReR
fs ~ 1ee .l26
q 800
q ) =! 3oaeph Resds for
E
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'EF7'kFET -FH3tE =. t-NNS2s5FtEX 7atN Z =
MILL KICK kFOR FLOUR
> tootlscflbwitk1r Ii ,DxvIys GLARE

ooa,lroIs.tvstE1r n 81; psyiayI. io,A.x
8 ast,s g. sss vuo.i17; .,,A,,
= xxz 14i rs s'el n ~ s!ss !
FaPs's' so,,si s &c /, Il {: SO
&:ss .ssets sss sEsssssI REQ sSsI
LUMBER 1ARKET.
--~ .sey a1S
Clear. $2e pQegt %
0 0o
STOCK ~ w
ist Common................. .......... / 10 %
I'd Common ,..... -. e. .............. 10 OO
ScoOE6 l. . W
slDt siam sx0EVN
I'd BIZ Ing y IN w
5lst fl0Or1n4 4 20 ~
I'd Fioorfne ~. j. e. g ;,f :. s IT,. "A 20 90
Shingles. ....... 25a 50a sc
VOn10 O0
Lat. ~. q 25a2 80
S Lumber can b. had only atthe yards. =
-
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notloe that Jos. Ede.-.
brock pays the very highest price il cash
for wlleat.
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--Mr. y. RuDiell, 81 Allen g Russell
10 ass Aaa purchased tths tws- ltsns build
c4a ing bslswqthsa Revise BLDG formerly
used b. b. J. Fowler Tor : furnaturs store.
's5 asad lllsr sehe.lhe p.s E.fd Two.
Ii ana hasias Il altsssd ,spds apntf.in so
y4isiEsa 6AaPs tors dxsllils hoass ~ i. 9
bna .siEat8 d Hat3 s$Zs
,aoiiisg Dsvas s ills "a sabbath
=. nornins tkat! hSwss SespSllsd5 10 di,nissal
81, ,s..a - "a eeas elaihf service,
10 siaesH Has bessee hat i.illsp paMell tina,
10 % thsrsswill b ns.ssrsicss - tic Rfesbyte
'd' le tifsaH church on next Sabbath: Sabbath
"a School wiz V held 4 Ii. hour.
tvslys s'sleelk u Tbs asx books viii be
rs yoIqmseady Tor, distsibution.s ssaa adH
:, oGW sd h33 .s1k.s ell ai sss&z
.agrsqew -.Chas. Tsa Laness tor; 4of the Normal
:. Graduating ,Glass e this place, 10, nov
'1tats @ teaehing stBtainerd Foar others 6fsths
"a 10 GLASS have been engaged for the Union
School in this city. The remsindsr Of the
class will DO eagerly taken up whom
d, i d schools open ia the fall, and the supply
will fall far short q supplying the damahds'
'"'a''sss Is. "A minister No hastily let Fergus
ss:s falls With quitsts. elnale resting on his
clerical fane,twaa inveiglsd into : special
ri s,sssssssioa tAe sons Galts dsMsd ~ III
bsnsht) q gank Centre, . 10 was stoppins
l" eea ~ there oysr hight s. Els Wy throu 81
A VI tAspsepsfhat isHssanesttngAd ssaalr
fs~1s - = fsans Mons Chiissisa Assosiaties.
.1ssed y II pia,th9s VI. quite ! lirsiy tire.
Z. IS 1. Great p,ass, That Sank Centre. aa S
d,teSa IL fSlszslss sss H. & %
lIras sss ssss Ut do ST. &c oan . ~
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--Joseph RdSlbsSck, Is 10 we'll known. i
has The best selected stock Of boots and
| shoes nthe market He offers the whole.
sock fer sale ct greatly reduced prices, -
f'he desires to close it out. 81 !. Ut
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.yp6ongo0A papery "a fNtta asDoIfDeRf
lsss1 blants, i66udi @ .as#s
,as art4hfy, dans sst a II pf
and Chattel Mortgage ss = e = ~
s. silllttfiet rQust 6nmmons Neticsy,,ss
Trial, Notss " Issns s1xNoNliehs. 81. q,
{, s;s,s.ses.s Goy, 9. annsns anA ssppI
4 ~ 4 SEs
nsrs T L, so ) !. u ~ .bis
gsraiah AAs iollo g;hlan&sa TO .rdl ryal
E1Aysquaiftify dSsitssd Z as'ssss. e.
0t So 4 1s ii \! ~ aat ~
EpAQ & III - IN d IS Il III
IA Riiitli 7 siliii
5sxs s. s.a Il i; Il 1. q
xssiaritste II s = g iii BIN &.
town. 81 counlyaGlG q lass .xsH az
Bdnd bfToHfl Iseasusefs, i, S., Az
aas,s!stt claefa ~ s..
sa t. !; /. |ai;is E af Rsss e. :.
Oathsofs Office 6ftfo1A 6AkSfs! n
ls1tid toaD District ] Clerk Of Elsotibn
lnatiee nfs TIA sPaaaa d
Notice Of Election 81 Co1atable q,
q cous,,1n a. state. q, s.' ~ ''ss.'
Of6Arp from lf0 cod IL 1af9ess
nsn a.Stitij dll 4 tsPtul 81,
s Sss III az azllls1 81 Il u
s..t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M hNa1NFaE1
10UBLI5HED as warning 1pl tek thssls nsAt
II yoang men and others who isafler from 4stN
written 3 ons vho cured hlllls.iils lllls.snta
sizing rp.tsp VI q, 81.
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FACT. That tie only place in St; Clodd
where 9 complete assortment Of picture
moulding IS kept, IS at Tobsy & Mitchcl.'s.
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80 oas Mrs. Jane G. swissAslm 10 "lecturine
in Pennsylyanls on Woman's Rights,
w. - q, w - Z s1TAks
!. W1Onxo, &c. 90 IL ZGt .;sstf n
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Mitchell Kinder has built barber
shop on Richmond avenue, next doorsto J.
Kiadler's harness shop, and is prepared to
serape up business 49, I = s431
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Buy your groceries and provisions
where you can get the best and cheapest,
at !. - + = . 2. @L1MPERIcH's.
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Jusr RtcEIyrD.--,A complete assortmei
of mirrors Tobey 3 Mitchelrs.|| They
make hne displsy being strung along
from one end sc the store 10 the other. Z w
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sRA1s. me rain fell last night, cool
ing the atmosphere and dong vast amount
ofgood 40 crops .5.{ =. =. I. Il 49,
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].s:: See advertisement okthe new improved
Elias Howe Sewing Machine. An agen,
is wanted Tor 81. Cloud. ! =
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denominations Dorr has force Of men
at work improving First Avenue, west
! ofsnd below the Normal School building.
MIR. Henry r. Tobey, City Assessor, is
politely inquiring Of people now-a-daysass
to the extent Of their worldly possessions.
nI3iGt. HSEl.--- -. : :. ; n p &fhaes
Rev. D. Tioe, by whose efforts the M.
. II 3. church at this place wss built, is located
At Rushford. - 3SSt&i sss' = i:$eE gH4 Nh
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q JUNE SETTLEMENT.-We are indebted to
Mr.. barney Yossberg, County Auditor, for
tho following report of:thesg aettlemeAt be-
tween the Auditor and Treasurer ,sstst 81
State Revenue, Interest and Sipk-4 81
ing funds. i. s638 o.
School lands d. sst0o
State, School funds (Interest on esssassss
. School lands 3. 2ess7
County Revenue funds Tax and S. .s3.s I
.; Interest O44 55
Penalty 49,, !. 20 IL
y ounty Reeve nue. funds Advertise .ss}sssF
ing charges) !. Z. {. 1876 68
County Interest funds I. SO S.
County Road aud Bridge tands.. ia l7674
County Poor funds 3. Z. 4. z. T77y7
General School funds (2amfll Tax 2 265.O7
Special Sohool - nds special Tx n 53l Il
Towns Revenue tuntis.... ............ q 3 70 Of
Townaa and City Road, and Rriage E.
~. 2 G78 20
Towns Delinquent Road funds..... l s12l 81
Town Rounsy funds go. ......... 1893 SO
City Revenue funds .................. 1s379O9
Redempti on funds. ................... 21l2l
9ss 81 3781g
County g Hreasarsr e fees, sIsp5
il sR.l.nes ...,.... ....$42 oea o.
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large assortment of ahawls and dress
goods, foFsaummer wear, for sale ct: very:
low figures at JOSEPH. Edelbrock's. Those
goods are allss ,aisba il f Of shA aGftfy best
quality. Ladies will do we'll to call and
examine them q % x sIssse y, go.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-13

The St. Paul Press, having made the
unfounded statement that tho Indians
were troublesome in this,osuniy, makes the
following correction F. -
The Auditor Of fstearns county, Mr.:
Barney VosSbcrg, states that the reported:
Indian oaira ges have no foundation in fact
Diligent inquiries have heen made Of pcos.
sple litl1gs near the place where the Polish
General lived and suffered, but they fail
to verify his statements. The General may
be ..ahead" one gun. and one hundred
rounds " samml nltion 4 tx 49, IA s..
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,,..i.,.--JJpaSe ArKel,y. signed, to-day, tie
/, .decrsso Of divorce 81 the fanous,K ouss case.
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THEa u ARlk EI1

& RI III TUE ~ ANXIETY =. d,
5: S Es; p q. - II g
rs gss Iyxsr. CloyD, July ls,sl871.
Ia Wheat Receipts light Priced accIin'
US NJ .ll' ssq, !, f {: .i|I2
Ssss' ss .ss;lss' s 81; ii @ :,
Barley-very little dsma1d ;Jnsx s.
quoted 1t 50a55c. x -, @::s.@.5
;;Bssg ssalI ssssssI
Brapis worth SIS per ton, and scarce
Hay,fsso SxosasSs quality this yer, ant
sells at Sc. -. r. y i .sss
Beans, $3.50 to $500. aooordiasst'
qas'l tzsS m
Potatoes buying at 50a60c.
Cheese Minnesota, zoe; New York, 25c
Butter l6al 1885,: vsltyy plenty. j..
Eggs -l5e ,and aety asvsbrousht III,
Areeusapplss7 S. per sbbt go %, CTS. pc
peck: :.iiss,fs fflzssss, f:ssy cal ).
% Dry maple WOOD ~ + rortai $3.50 q
full cord green maple, oek, &e, s4a$A4 2
tamarac, $3.50.
S';'*'az. M II. s. ~ July 12.1
Mheat= % sr2s so. sENa'1.
u oats-S2s: sssi ,;ss,staas sa7s @
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Allen & Russell guarantee to sell more
goods for dollar than any other house in
st. Cloud. b. 81 :. 81
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IS FRox MoK ESzlE's PARrY.-Mr. Winter,
Of Mckenzie g railroad party, is ID tAe,eity'
and informs u Us that the line had bel 8 nm
snhsn he lott ON Tuesdsy to within. four
miles Of Osakis Lake, in Douglas comfy.
TIE Work is being pddshssd ahsad rapidly
tltssl,. 44;. !; 81 5, - =Ts & ~, T., !,
- RAW i r11sT1.--."o reosntly heare
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Ho! F'A!assNr.as. 81 rpyenor has just re-
ceived a car load Of Meadow King Movers !;
also, 9ofsHollfngsworth sulky Rakes;s also,
. car load Of Little Champion Reapera:, Il
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Gall q Tobey 4 Mitchelrs, and &c
the nsr styles 81 uldings.
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Applcs, vegetables aud groceries,
cheap. as ever, mt. sLimperich's.
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F1als jera :. eess 8 ' ] 4 ! olocery.
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: Allen Ruslell are oasring great id
ducements to cash buy ers. I. S. .S,s &.
INrPdHTANT ron THE LADIES.
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The cheapest rlacest e buy your tea
smith's Grocery
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Ezs
~, azores HIM hslf mile Of 81.
Cloud us aaf q under QUIT ivations; good
new board fence, large frame housss ssdl
stable, and sss1sisl' lof good swater, on the
place. Possession given Immediately after
AKA sa,,s.s, &, JOS EDELBROCK
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e u tl Y, sad .llt & Y 81 canned

{s*,.f. Ia f.ss 4
8 INIT is, Z, sd t.il 9 Hi l. ssll
them, Ct Boy d's. 3.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-10
now THEY DO 1T.

How the Arab ladies perfume them
selves is thus described by Sir Samuel
Bas q in his work on the Nile: h3's'
In the floor of the hut or tent, as it
may chance to be, small hole is exca-
waited, sufficiently large to contain a
champaign bottle. A fire of charcoal
or simply glowing embers, is made
within the hole, into which the woman
about TO be scented throws a handful
of drugs. She then takes off the
clothes or robe which forms her dress
and crouches naked over the fumes,
while she arranges her robe to fall as
mantle from her neck to the ground
like tent. She now, begins to, per-
spire freely in the hot air bath, and
the pores of the skin being open and
moist, the volatile oil from the smoke
of the burning perfumes is Immediate
ly absorbed. By the time the fire has
expired the scenting process is COM
pleted and both her person and her
robe are redolent Of incense, with
which they are SO thoroughly impfeg-
mated that have frequently ,smelt a
party of women strongly at hum
dred yards distance, when the wind
has been blowing from their direction.
This scent, which is supposed. to be
very attractive to gentlemen, is COM
posed of ginger, cloves, cinnamon,
ifrankincense and myrrh, species of
sea weed brought from the Red Sea,
and lastly the horny disc which covers
the aperture when the shellfish. with
draws itself from the shell. The pro-
portions of the ingredients in the
mixture are according to taste. gHifn0s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-10

WHOLE No. 1544.
3 g i think we had better rectify that
mistake about the travelling bags, Mr..

: q
81 think we had better rectify that
mistake about the travelling bags, Mr.
Marcy PHI 4.H01 5slaY as'a isdlyza
Good, heavens, Jenny r. said Dick
Marcy, !" why didn't you tell me that
your friend Belle was my angel OF
Mercy 2" 10 11nI ID lo h96s9d =
"Because / didn't know it until last
night, and then Belle made me prom
lse not to tell. And, besides you
didn't want to meet the freckled
school girl until it was positively nee
essary," returned Jenny mischievous-
ly.aai ls8 aslfo.sf alT -ssa haa
1t would be hard to say which OF
the four that made Jenny's bridal
party the happiest that day. s3ia4sI
Dick did not go to. Paris that win
ter. He found that st. Louis con-
tanned more attractions than any for
| eign city. ia f5.lG aa5TidBasH sltr .aI
But the next fall will see Dick and
Belle on their wedding tour, and he
VOWS he will have the two romantic
travelling bags brushed up for the oc-
casion. DR.. Townsend, who is to be
along, says he knew. the minute he
saw the girl she would one day be
Angelica Marcy, as he 6 felt it in the
air. s-t,s,4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-10
yoUDoU1sM.

The New Orleans PicGyuee, Julyl9, !,
contains an account of circumstance
that has come to light in that city, in
which the life of a young lady of high
| ly respectable family will probably be
sacrificed to jealousy and superstition.
The facts in the case are these: ss A
t.young man named Cotier had, formed
an attachment for young Creole and
addressed her. His advances were
well received, and it became bruited
about that they were to be married.
1t reached the ears of young quad
room woman who was very much at
tached to the young man. She at
once visited a "Voudou Priestess," j"
from whom she procured aaapowder
which, if given. to the young lady,
would make, her lose her lover
Through the instaumentality of a SER
want girl the powder was admins
tered, and shortly afterward the yoangi
ladyo became sick. Her health sllas
rapidly given way ever since. Physi-.
clans were called in, and, though baf.
fed for time, found out that sheEwas
suffering from a strong vegetable poi,
son. Close questioning of the servant
girl soon developed the facts in the
case. Through the instrumentality Of
a skillful detective all the, parties in
terested in the outrage have been dis
covered, but, as yet, no legal steps
have been taken in the matter. It is
hoped the. young lady's life can be
saved, but her health viii be perIna-
nently injured"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-10

The following poem was read before the Mich
igan Editorial Association. which met in Bay
City, june 18Th. 1871. by win NJ Carlton:
THE'EDITOR's GUESTS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-08-10

Il ACCORDING to the Raleigh IN. .C)
Sentinel woman suffrage was prac-
tically carried out in Johnston county
in that State, at the last election, and
the people there are warned to beware
of the same trick again. The Sentinel
says i" Major Smith, President of the
North Carolina Railroal, told it HIM
self that he voted two hundred negro
women in Johnston county, by having
them dressed in mems clothes. His
plan was this: The registers books
were kept open all day; the women
in breeches registered when taken to
the polls ; the law forbade any man to
challenge, SO they were obliged to
vote. AT that election the negroes
carried Johnston by four hundred and
more. AT the subsequent election no
women voted, and the white folks
carried the election by FIVE hundred
and more" ,l isiis iiti .si.a 2.