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. TIM Wiuoua Repxb!ioa. gives {.
dozen good reasons for opposing the
Bond Bill, among which are the follow.
ing: a3 :. 7:.<a :..@ .rs..:. >s::zs, .'.,,..:
Because IL practically eonfses upon two
men-s majority Of the Comniseien-.he
power % decide s question: upon which
either thsapsopls themselves, o. their dele.
gated representative, have The. right to
pass finsl judgment-sr right Of which, 81
any process Of legislative <lsgsrdsma1us or
legal cas,ui'try, they ought nsvsr..te b d.
Beosuse It eonteuplatss the setting
apart, for tho payment Of Mr.. Chamber
lain's bonds alone, all Of tho moneys to DO
derived from thstax on railroad earnings.
during the whole period Of, thirty Year,
thereby not only creating vacuum in the
State Treasury which must be filled ~ d.!
rect taxation, but intsrentially plsdsing the
State to system Of favoritism wh.ch is az
rsprehensib1e % downright reputation it..
self and nearly akin thereto. 9o:: tvy~
Because the rate Of interest proposed on
the funded debt il TOO great-nore than
Tho people Of MiansAota are able or ought
to DO called upon to pay ON = debt Of such
doubtful validity. ''''I ~ h.~s,r7'.. ~
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MlNNDsOTA NEWS.

~
Most Of our exchanges have their
columns numbered up with tx lists. ~.
Among the items in the deficiency
appropriation bill WAS $50, l68 for the
Custom House At St. Paul. --:...-~
Howard Williams, of, Wiuona,
was shot in the right shoulder, by, the:
accidental discharge Of : gun. So So: /,
r Col. J. H. Baker, Of this State,
has been app ointed Commissioner Of
Pensions. .sa;s j. 80 - &.~>:
- Major II. @. Long, who has had
charge Of the Improvements Of the up
per Mississippi, died last week. e:
\ u udge J: j. Thornton, Of Texas,
i visiting friends in Mankato, whore
be formerly resided 'y'. ~ p ~ :;
az Tho Mank.to ;U Union reports tie
..t.bbing Of q: Cox, the mate Of tho o.
Tor, BY Albert Engel, deck hand.
+ Efforts are being made 70 find
Proot, Who struck . man named Doore,
of MOBILES county, On the head with AN
axe, Ailling him a.s5t.s, / 2c.i. r.. ssI5 +
y Col. .Thompson's farm at Wells
contains L, 600 ssres, of which a 900
are under ealtivatio.. He i building
ls nilsss # wire fsaes this. spring. IS:
: -0n Saturday forenoon I man nam.
cd VIM. D.wsontj jumped IRON the Sue
pensioa Bridge into the Falls Of Saiu:
Anthony. His body hassnot yet been
found. Il ii 80 4 as;:,55s $ssa.:: { z@
The Litehdsld Repabl;ean sa y,
Mrs. Hendefieksoo, Of 7D.ssel, was
crushed TO death While passing through
the woods, bys falling tree. 5ss.7 ID. = ;
ID. Bl.kely, formerly Secretary 81
State Of Minnesota, now editor Of the
Chicago Po.s, has been appointed Com
missioner Of Pensions 1t Chicago. -. !.
The Red Wing : Republican no,
tiocs the shipment q II 900 bushels Of
wheat ~ Hubbard & Brown, being
the frst Of tho season from tia,
phce. g Z" '7Ss..s '...Zz$,' ..>s :. v
80 man named =. Henry B.rg com.
nissed suicide il Heonpein county on
Sunday morning q l.st svesk. sospi.
ieioas la.e been aroused q foul play.
The: Blus Earth Pos. notices the
arrest Of Mel. Foea Il Wlnnebsgo City,
Tor stealing 500 from : m.n--.--.,,
Corkins was arrssttd Ct Gilmore fol
stealing : horse from J. ]. Monroe, d
Barber. 81 y SIS = p .s. }5ss. 81. III
The Rochester 4 ost reports the
;destraetiou Of ihe American House ~
fte. on 6aadayi morning. The origin
Of the IRE i not known. The built-
inS - owAed b E.sA. Goodell. 70.
~ In $4,000 !; Insured tor te,l 100. |.
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NOTICE.


STATE OF MIMI, SECOND COLLECTION Dist,
- AssEssoR's OFFICE, +E'~'-,1+!
-: ;ss....,>.,: St. Paul, April 20. 1871.
:. Notice is, hereby given that the lists,
valuations and fenumerations Of the annual
tax for 1871, made and taken under theexoise
law Of the United States within the Division
numbered s, comprising the Counties OF
Stearns, Benton, Morrison, Grow Wing; Csss
and Itases, will be open for examination Al
the Office Of JOHN COOPER, Assistant Ar
SCISSOR in Saint Cloud. on tho Let 3dAy Of
May, 1871, and imnediately thereafter.
until the business 10 completed, for the pur-
pose Of hearing appeals that may be taken
from any assessments or Valuations by, the
Assistant Assessor Of said Divlaion. -
- ..5.:: fs' b. n. McLAREN,7 - ;
=; Assessor Second District OF Minnesota.
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...~, AGENTS WANTED, ,,,,c
TO make $40 tosso per Month BY selling
Great Fortunes

AID How THEY wEsE MADE. BY I'D McCAc1. Jr
most univesaily sought after book issued for year,
It shows how poor scsoul master made 80 00o0o03
how poor haif.blipd sailor became great banker,
ics. an unknown mechanic . miiliouaire In seven
yeers-with many more such sxsnple.: Ao0 esoyy
aatess, ssd patient tsdsasy Aa'e sl.says s'e 80
wade honesty and sctthoxt sacrifice Of prsHsips.-
Send for circular. etc aud notice our extra terns
r. HANNA FORD q co. publisher, 1853 South
Clark street, Chicago. y
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Total

L !. seems; 70 b. admitted +, that the
Northern Pacific Mill eress Rad River
about ehvsn miles north of Gsorgstovn.
From that point the steamers Iatesn..
tional and Msnitobs Che latter rsesntly
built It Fort sAbsrerombis by Hill,
dlnggs = Coz viii connect By semi.
weekly trips with Fort Garry. Il il
evidently with :refsrsses to The; fore,
going state of, lasts hat Go,srao'
. Archibald congratulated Parliames,
on " 't standardization within 1 ysar,
partly b. bo. .', a. nd partly byI rail, %.
t.e,n 'hii Pr s - and .hs :. ~ # The
continent. = g., .z... sss.. s..sZ
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to Contraotorsi.

to Contractors.
"a A meeting, Of ths supervisorsa of the
TOWN Of CLINTON LAKE, County Of
State Of Minnesota, viii be
held At :he sheoolhouss Of Big Msadows.on
the Goth day Of April, A. D. 1871, II the
hour Of 8 A. H.. to receive tenders for the
REMOVAL AND RECONSTRUCTION OF
ii THREE BRIDGES.
now. spanning Elk River in sald town, &C.
cording to plans and specifications to be
seen 1t tho house Of J. l.. BRADY, Town
Clerk Of said Town.
J.P. WILKINSON.
SULLIVAN,
FRED'K A. THOMAS,
39-3w Supervisors.
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WHITE BEECH.

Ten Million Seedlings, At 500 for one
hundred THOUSAND. A very hardy. rapid
grower; valuable for cinber and pro-
lection, fuel and nuts. lts dense, wide
epreAding foliage, distributed by bevitch-
ing spray, gives il IN enchanting beauty
hard to excel. 49, s.>-,5> j = -.a5~;>. j..
Multitudes Of Ea,sst 1tees, and Eber1rsiss
without number, % Varieties. ~ Our
prices are less than ONE HALF tho ordinary
Nurse, , rates. Large descriptive Catalogue,
containing mueh valuable information,
mailed for 10 cents. Address, =; -.
- = PINNEY & LAWRENCE, ~
n2s-4m Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wiz.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

, -LitteRs Living Age, for the week
ending April 22d, and the two proceed.
ing weekly numbers, contain the follow
ing among other important articles:
"Ocean Currents = "Castle St. Apge-
To-" "Old Criticism on Old Plays and
Old Players;" CHOW to Think )" "The
Dover: Christians and Punch" '.The
Condition Of Turkey" "Parls and
France "Spaiu and her Revolution !"
"Mr. Tennyson's Poetry" "T.les Of
Old Japan !" "Lady Isabella /" the son.
tinuation of ."Seed-Time and Harvest,
orDuriug Ny Apprenticeship" Lit
tell & Gay, publishers, Boston. 5:>.5 j.
The Eclectic for M.y is out, and
certainly none Of the magazines Of the
month can compare to it in the number
Of eminent names that contribute to its
contents. In looking down the list No
idud these fof M..sioi, sChatles Kings.
ley, Professor seely (Author Of: "Eccs
Homo Robert Brownioe, W. B
Carpenter F. R. s., and James Green,
wood ("The Amateur Casuar'); and
the themes they treat are as vital and
interesting n the authors. M,zzin'
tells Of "ItalJ and the Republic" and
announces bis own course in the pres.
ent crisis Of Italian history in an article
which is one Of the ablest and most el-
oquont productions Of bis pen: Canon
Kingsley discusses "The Natural The
ology OF the FUTURE" with special ref.
serenoe to the theological aspects Of
the Dazvin',n Theory. Professor See
ley reprints his suggestive lecture be.
fore the Peace Society, on 'sThe United
State: Of Europe" Whoever gets the
May Eclectic will obtain fair idea Of
the kind Of literature. which this ster-
ling monthly presents to its patrons
He will also obtain 4 foe portrait on
steel Of Prince Frederick Charles. E.
B. Peltso, publishers, New York. !,
The Littl' Corporal for May Is an
excellent number, full Of pleasing and
instructive reading matter for boys aud
girls, and other people who have young
hearts. Terms, $3.50 a year. Send
stamps for specimen number aud pre-
MUM list to John E. Miller, publish.
er, Chicago, III. $.
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;1Ig.rI -7ag..9rT-{E'- l.sI5t 40 80 t$.Ia y
Or the st. Cloud aud Otter Tail X.
r. the St. Paul Pte.. says "surveyors
ass % b placed Il work selecting and
establishing, and if through With their
task 10 season to permit il, contracts for
IL construction win b Let this year" !
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- Every farmer, every mechanic,
every laboring msn, every merchant,
everybody, owes il : duty g hins,lt
aud his fellow citizens 70 90 9 tie
polls on next Tuesday and yots agoiass
IL. ko.a ~ s sr, ,e.hSF7 4 @saf's'j 9'S'
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A lxPoRF from Washington states
that The saprens Court viii reverse .
former decision and deolars The legal
tender taet constitutional, sud that con
tracts made before the ARMY b paid
with gresnbaeks. p. :. % .;lsI ssf( Ess'b.1
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The present ppinst, and unfair bill for
he settlement Of the old raj road bonds,
! IS /. vigorously opposed b. Tue follow
ling,, oomprsiDg some Of the ablost pa
|,psrs in tho State: Winona Republi-
par, Rochester Poet and Record, Mauka.
q 1.ios, Freeborn County Sta.dard,
Hastings Gasstts, Wascea Neps, Fill.
more County Repsol'cos, Spring Val
Flsy Progress, St. Anthony pes,ocro.,
81 Houston County Josrsol, Monticello
Sssss's.as, shakopss 1,ys, Redwood
Falhh Mad, Meaksr County Ns,e.,
Jackson Rep.b..s, Osa.oan. Jo.r.al,
i Ls Suso re! l.os!,ier, Lanesbero Gerald.
y W' 8 me sse., M.a,esvine . r.
pres, Dodge CouAty. Rep.6li iioa., vs.
bssh. Asraa, MapE.to R.,ie,e, J.
\ 9llhsneae Re9i.ter, Duluth, Ai..esptia.
and others. The St. Paul Rea.,.
which favon the bin, s q ,doal the
g: Paul papers, I, Of course, j., com.
PEELED to admit: ~ n..-,., ..@:..s
Il the tone Of tho country pr,s, :.i,, any
Indication Of he public sentiment Of their
localities On the Chsmber,ain bond arbi,rs-
aen ~, there p very little likelihood Of
Ito being ratified. ...-..<.... IT.
Tho bill has : kind Of halfway sup
port from the Minneapolis 7tib1se.
Il Is supported BY the Faribsult papers,
BY the Wells As1as, Wabasha Ss.ti.el
and Others. The Austin Reg;.tsr f.,
vors Il because it believes .'the State
oagh t 70 pay these bonds 10 full as !.
matter Of poliey"''-whioh would BE- the
= result Il the bin should pass. The ed
isor. Of tho Sank Rapids Sentinel de-
zines his position thus: "viewing !
the matter from our Owl standpoint, !
70 cannot SEQ Why any objections
shoald b made IL the .ct." Most peo- |
pie are looking At tho matter from a !
different "stand.point." : '.. |
The defeat of the bill, by an over
whelmiog majority, is certain, if those
Who are opposed to it go to the polls
aud vote as they feel. Farmers and
others who stay away because they are
busy, may End that days work to be
the most costly Of their lives. Turn
out and vote "No!' " ~. |
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e. G. JONES.
T. .AILo-R :.

Washinqton aveave, oppo.ste Post Office,
DEGS to inform the inhabitants of St.
ID Cloud and the surrounding district that
he proposes carrying on his business Ut the
above address, and hopes that by prompt
attention combined with reasonable charges
he may be favored with public patronage.
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- The bondholders arc =, flooding
the country. With tickets. il favor Of
their scheme. # you do mol find .
ticket 4 the polk Nth . printed "No':.
scratch out the ~ es'' ana write s.NO .
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ss,s rHn VITAL oBJECTiON.. I
Tho s. Paul Ptess, ia ~ article f.,
||vo.ing the Bond BILL propounds che.

lvo.iug the Bond BILL propounds che.
}folloving:s!sa ssss.. .;s2 81! ~ .asa4
| ':Ars zen willing You who doubt
whether the State 6Wes anything on these,
bonds submit that question And III tie
squities involved 80 aEbitealors 1.-THE 6saiA's
own ehoosinS, Appointed By . Govsr1ees
whose honesty yuu do net doubt, and whose
Prejudasss ~ against The bond.AoldWs I aH
Doee any one, on any, one, ,ap-7
swsr thee queseions II the negative No
he journ.ls whiahleppess the Blu dare not
attack it, main proportions" s.s.s<zS}5 Il.
Yes; but they % dare Ut least, one
docs. We ars not opposed To- submit.
ting tho question Of: The validity q.
these bends and what Dhall Il, p,id q,
them to Commissioner, bit 10 =, - j :,
posed . having The, ,dseision Of these
Commissioner, Of which the people
can know nothing, made binding with,
out being fr,t submitted to vote at 4
general sleetion. Gove:nor Austin may
be perfectly honest, and the Coumis-
'ioners to b appointed BY him, should
The bill pass, might DO honest but
where several millions Of dollass more
'r les hang o. their deeision-vhether
shs bonds stall b paid At the r.te of
twenty o. fifty cents On the dollar, q
pns hundred cents o. the dollar, With
Fnterest-and with human nature in its;|
present fallen condition, it would b
much safer to have some STRONGER safe
guards. Two Of the Commissioner,
Eould constitute majority, and Ne
would decidedly prefer 70 trust the peo-
pie Of the whole State than any two
meh whom Governor Austin would be
hkelJ to appoint. - f. IT,. q.
Its we'll known fact that money is
being used With lavish hand to carry |
(bis bill. It IL = matter Of record that
Attempts have been made to purchase
me influence Of the preas, and, in some
Instances, with only too much, success.
70 i very sais to believe that NJ inaa-
anee used to carry tho bill would BE- |
pegleeted II securing its more impor.
MT results. .........z 80.
Jhu 70 have from tho first ;,oonsid.
Rsd the vital objection q. the bill--thas,
u put he people wholly q, the, mercy
f Governor Austin and the Commis.
doasrs whom he be might appoint. From
the decision Of this Commission, ba !
what il might, and no matter BY what.
indae.ees obt' i 9'i', there seould1bs no
sPPes'' Eis4y,a s4s.a aasbH!s Ykg3EnL mr*
} For their own safety, ", ~ to, the
people, Vote III. biz dozen I + When .
fair proposition i presented, one in
which the interests Of tho, State are
guarded equally with those Of the bond.
holders, then will be the time for, an
affirmative vote. m.~-t s. Il
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r TIE wool market Il rspouetsa 81 IN.
usually aotive, with . 1'stesdy demand.
Tub ~ook are quoted st4s7ab5 cents.
'Palled@wooh: black and bury, 8oa
95o; super, 40s45c; extra, 40,46c. Il
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Bl00nINeT0N. (llL) NURSERY.
FRAGRANT SAPQLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of lOths and Cloth
ing :rsmovss Paint Grease TAI &c.. instantly, with.
outthe least injury 70 the dnest fabric. Sold By 70
spectacle Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealsrs.-
New York, l6 La Sale street. chicago.
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RAILROAD PROuREss TOWARD
y,., -~- ,'e;i"f NAHlTOBA. 5aI|j '$*e| -

The Red River Ao.;toban Of March
18th contains AZ excellent article under
the above ~ caption, 'wbioh, after reterr-
ing to the rapid progress Of the con-
str,otioo Of The Northern Pacific to-
wards the = Red River, proeeeds to dis.
% Gus tho ! equally favorable i prospeet Of
communication anti ton With ID the he.d Of n.yi-
CATION on the Misn,s'ppi At st.. Paul.
~. The b writer thus divides the work on
tie St. Paul and Pacific extension to
Pembina:
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Now in opsr.tion to 81 Cloud rs
To be finished BY August LIST, Z i;
1871, from St. Cloud to the u
junction With +. the Northern
Pacific = 80
Thence running BY tho terms -
~ Of the late contract Of consol-
- idation, on the track Of the
Northern Pacific nearly sorth- I
vest, vie Rush, Detroit and r..
Floyd lakes, 70 Oak Like so
And finally from Oak lhts, 70
;.s%s whence the Northern Pacific
sae. bears due west 70. the Red =
River, The St. Paul and Pa
e,6o branch line has been 10
i eatsd along tho Old. Wood
Trail to Pembina . distance L
Of l40 miles ~ .ssss.s VIZ 40
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CHEAP POR: CASH.

One good history dwelling house and
storeroom in Clearwater. (the store being
an established business stand. }; also, :
good 8O-acre farm, with house aud II
scres Of clearing, ct Silver Greek, Wright
county. All will BE- sold for $500. In
quire Of
n40.4w mi = 81. Cloud, Mimi.
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: * HEAVY frost throughout Ken
taeky and Ohio, % Sabbath morning,
did great damage. IS . I. i,3 J. ss.sS :
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TIM President has issued procla-
nation for ID extra session u the Sou
ase 10 convene May 10th, 80 consider
tho treaty formed y tho High sOonmis.
sion. .- .,satzs EEsf f,ssS@
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HoH.J. T. .AvxR1LL and family re-
tnrnsa % Sc. Paul, from Wsshington,
q Tassda evening ~. 5ssH 80
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SVA0Shoe ~ jVuSU0V1 sSeeo 1ssso "
ThundaJt Lat. :.e5s,s sss. ! S.st ~ !, { &
The Austin 'Register staes that
Ool. Hen, J 9. RI sss, fasrnslly Score
taiy Of stats, aud nov State Peosioo
agent, i lying dangerously III Il
BIZ home ID Brownsville. Bot slight
hopes ale entertained d his rscoso =.
The Nortblsh Stasdayd i says
Chester Belts sold Is St. Paul buteh-
g sightssn, head Of eattla, Tor; q trids
over $1,4O0, making m average Of
aboat ~. ~. eaeh.l Tits, = q prsts
sod sals, for village far,rsr, >ith: %.
l sbost six asIes Of ground.
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1850 | In ono Of tho best stock raising COUNTIES
ACRES IN Missouri Sends cent stamp for print
Ar Cd description Of country and price list o
$3.50 lands Address JOHN tOPE, g.. -
PER Rock Port, Atchso. County,
ACRE. i-H.1' ''''' Missouri.
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OPERA SALOON.
F. VINCENT, Paopa,EroR. -

Having leased this we'll known and popular
Saloon and Restaurant,
I would DO pleased 10 have : cal from ny
friends. I viii keep On hand It oil times the
choicest .....ms....:. .q.....-.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Ale, Lager, &c., SC. = I.
Good Billiard Tables.
F.. VINCENT. !
st. Cloud. April "a, 1871. :. -. vl3n11
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CoxoRIss adjosrnsds sias de %
Thursday LAT. ,5s,5 jf:: ~, I, 4 IL
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E W, CLARK 4 co.
B a n K /, E z S.
/. DULUTH j : ] II MIMI \

+
Having openeda Branch Of our Phila-
delphia Banning House in the City q cu-
luth. We are now prepared to receive De-
posts, make Collections and furnish Elk
change on all the Principal Cities Of the
United States and Europe. .--~-> 49,, ~. ~,
-- T,: T.
We are also prepared to make Losns on
Grain stored IN the Duluth Elevator, and
TO Negotiate Papsr drawn sg.inst Ship
:ments Of Grain and Flour:
~ .Ea-ra.A j.iH--,%,;rL :s-t.t% =;
d. E. w...:c 81 ~ = q CO., a..
81 sm " Duluth: Milan. :.
OPERA SALOON. j..
80: i'z.~-..'s'.' s::. stt@2 ~: : -
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About 40 miles west Of Brainard. Proposals
invited either to buy ont, or put up 8 mil
and saw logs. For further infornaaton
inquire Of e ss: s 81
.I.ssts.,ss .I @2s d o. &. GARRISON,
vl8n39 tt H., fss., Sc. Cloud, Mimi.
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III UHUEH6 FUN = 2: &
i JOB PAINTING
PROMPZLX PULLED S. s
] g. &. r. ss AT THIS OFf1C, g
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-01-25

and carry the beast well lhrOsgl. h
there is much cosfiveBess. as there will be
likely to be at some stages Of The disease,
give a quarter to half a pound 1f epson
salts once day, poured from bottle.
The above treatment is mild and sim
pie and will carry mos, patients well thro'
the trouble. Bot if you are still free
from the disease, keep pariecily isolated.
The selectmen have power to coutrol the
cattle affected. aud should order all oxen
in affected herds from g1ins upon the
highways.
In about three weeks the worst of the
difficulty in animals that have II will pass.
How soon it will be safe or prudent to use
the milk of COWS after their apparent re-
covery we can net say, hut one thing
should be borne in mind, that no
sounl cattle should bs brought in.o
the barn for some time. The barn and
stable should be thoroughly fumigAted with
sulphur. No hay or manure should be
sold to go to any barn or farm where the
disease has not been known. Probably
the barns where it has existed will retain
the infection for some time, and great care
will have to be exercised.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-01-25
The Fr0st-wO k on Mt.WashingtOn.

Prof Huntington writes as follows from
the Tip-top House, on Mt. Washington:
The "frost-v ork is one of the most re-
markablc phenomenon of this high alti-
tude. As few have ever seen it, and none
have attempted to describe it, and as the
causes that produce it are but imperfect
ly understood, we shall perhaps be par
doned if we present some rather crude
ideas in regard to it. 1t is difficult also
to convey in words any idea Of its wonder
full form and beauty. From the study
given to it last winter, and the opportun-
tiles we have had Of observing its forma-
tion this, We are able to give what seems
to us a plausible, if not correct theory
account for this, the most plastic of all the
handywork of nature.
At our very first observation we see
that it forms only when the wind is north
ward, i. e., at some point between N. and
w. or N. and T., and never when the
wind is southward. 1t begins with mere
points, on everything the wind reaches, on
the rocks, on the snow, on the railway,
and on every part of the buildings, even
on the glass. On the south side it is very
slight, as the wind reaches there only in
eddying gusts. sl
When the surface is rough, the points,