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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26
The List of the Mechanical Division

can challenge competition. and cannot be ex-
celled for completeness in detail and compre-
hensiyeness in conception. Every Mechanic
proud TO compete in such a list. and should
send his best fabrics for exhibition.
The Directors of the Agricultural Society
hearty and Jealous aid of the Memphis Me-
ohanics' Institute in preparing this Lit, who
will have charge of that Division of cur Fair:
and from whom, under their enlightened
management and personal supervision, the
Mechanical Division cannot fail TO be the most
complete success ever attained at Fair or
Exposition in the Southwest Steam motive
power will be provided to drive machinery,
premiums.
Tho grounds are being set In complete order.
and every facility in the power of the Direc-
tory will be provided for exhibiting articles at
the Fair. Ample guards will be provided for
the safety of articles and animals. and feed
for the latter will be furnished at market rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26
In Every Department the List of
Premiums in Complete. @@'

The Agricultural Division has been care
fully and thoroughly revised, and presents
such an attraction as should enlist all the
spirit Of emulation, which the Society designs
TO promote, for the benefit of A griculture.
We invite competition from all our people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

farce as would be such movement as
we have supposed in New York ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26
A TROTTING PREMIURf

for the best trotting horses, excepting the
second day TUESDAY, l7thl, when there will
be O PACING MATCH. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26
Commencing October 18th, and con-
tinuing Six Days.

The Premiums offered amount to sI5, 900.
These Premiums are distributed fairly he
tween the Agricultural and Mechanical Di-
visions. Every day there will be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26
FAIR.
THETH1RD ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
Memphis Agricultural
MECHANICAL SOCIETY

WILL BE HELD AT THEIR FAIR
wv Grounds, four miles east Of the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-16
Sine nod un9cbaltcne NreSiet fur
Sie G6tcmSicner bcs SpllGre.

Sine nod unacbaltcne @rebiet fur
fie GGtcmSiener bCs SpIlGrs.
GIautst utat, to6 Id bier pCr Gu6
nsts, um Gu6 ianitmiiibtsen Bret um's
Raul Su IGmiersn. Nsin! Id fste bier.
nm @ua ,u iassn, mac Sbr-mtt asipstt
~ mstpsn--Iiir WsnItsn ftip. Tod mac
fas' i'd? Sbr fstp gar tstnr @sni&sn;
tbr ittp Spsitsinise Sbiere pbns Gso!rn.
Sbr 1etO ron gIlIsm sttpas unr I'm Gan
zen gar nitts. Bonn Gisl babt ibr Bic
8er1rdttrit, pom slid has talte Slut,
pom 6aIen bic 0nnfast!en, SOm SamseI
rte lalIgassntt gspuIO. gitts III srOe
an Gu6, oils ras Iaul unp ntdts III
nett in gua, oils has @swi6sn. 60
grC6 obsr Gusr RauI ii, 70 tIsin unr
tsinIt6 If Cure @sRnnuns; unp 70 nett
Guer 9rpiisn IT, lr eng uno bstust tn
Cure 2lnRAt NiGts III tswssIi6 an
Gudt, aIs Ger i3cpf une ni&Ie III an Gub,
ais Gusr @sIttru!'I. gbsr 70 lsitt gu
tswsssn Gusr 3Opf II, 70 fawrr su trwe'
gen IL Guir UsmGl6 unb 70 ttsf Guer
0jslptsutsl III, 70 fa& unb obH1ihltd,
linp Cure 0ruabidb'. Cure Nsnftens
Itebe rettt nidt meter, oils cie SIblbGr'
nsr elmer S6nsds unO Guer @barafter
1T ni6t fsftr, ais sin baItssbadsnsr
YfanntuGrn. Gusr 5auptbuh III @u6
PAS Bud nsr @tistsit; unb ,,SUa unr
5atsu", Gtptt uup Debit iinO Rte teiben
Dole, um peIGe ilh Cure aan5e @erau.
Esnwrlt prebt. 0itt bsr &rdmrrsas ms6t
tbr ras @snts, auf BEL f6muBiasn Sdis'
waaae p1st tbr BEN gsrtb Der NsniGen
ab, unp per SLANG bss 9r(ars (isBt feI
ten esbGrD II Cure 5armpnte Der Spbd.
rem. SIR tsnut fsins 6rsunps, ais Dan.
releirsunre unp bic S6rIs iit gurs 6trts,
In pslhsr ,6r pUr rem namabtissn Wlm.
mon Die Qnpaf,t Ssrri&tst.
9Bann perIif6t ibr Gbrinsn2 Sobalb
tbr fbarfsn @frrrsttis set2 llno mann
rrrpst ibr Warm2 @snn ibr bintsr'm
Diem bpdt! g9en lirtt tbr an mel ilsn
Gu6 WltIt! llno ptu lisbt ibr am prnils
Ren9 Gursn N66asn gBas III Cure
9tbsp @slr! s8as III Cure 6UFnune
8rlp! gDcs babt ibr I'm 8Upf? 3ablsn
urb mas babt ibr i'm 6sr,sn9 Gar
niuts? Qlautt ni6t, ibr 3ubSrr. ros
Id Giniss ron quo spr i'm gsrinstsn
pCr alien llsbrtSsu pcpists. gtsini Sbr
s!siGt Gu6 aae 70 fsbr, ME Elm Strtd
psm auptra. llnp mibts Id ben ibIsd-
itaen pom Guh wdtlsn, Id piirre ben
stRsn btRsu vOn Gu6 nstmsn, une battle
MID In rsr 0atl ni6t sstdui6t. Gutr
5p6muib bat fstn 3tsl, une Gusr Dim
lei sat tsinr 0vsnjs; Cure Durrt BAT
tsluen gnfans unS Cure 0slpstsr bat
fsiu @npr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-16

l9nliGe Son Der tIstnsn Guls -tsbt tuie'
Der eas @s9sul sinss fsrnsn 0cIfss, bsm
stn antersr melt, nett ba brii6sn antwUr'
tsts unb jsbt - 8OtRsnfsls fubr aus ist'
ntr Iisssnbsn Stsuuns smpCr, tsnn ss
Hang fnf, ais oh elm tIetnes &Inb san3
In Der Ndbs ssftrtssn babe. absr inner
lid 16aubsrts sr sufummsn unb bic 5ano
Iutte unpiatarIt& bns S&IC6 fstner
9a&Ie srinnsrts sr l& cod, oft ssIsifn
Iu tnt,u, tab Der tidil6s Santbsr rtsfsn
Stlferuf na6ubmt, um ttn Wanesrsr i'm
BaIUs in fsins Nabs Ju lcdsn uno ,u
,srFfif&sn.
Gin pantbsr mar ss alsrblnet, esr 10
ssf6rttsn, unb Ter 8uf bate aud In Der
Sbat cine rntIsrnts asbnlthtstt NIT benz
S&rsien siuss 6inrss, abrr bsr Danhe'
rsr bate rubts auf bic Ssfls iussbfn
tSnnsn. G&su unb fur&tiam parfs fie
tom aussspi&en fsin, une ME TN ssben
einen NnsyiT sswust Rabsn.
Der aaut mar psritummt; 8cttenfsls
bate atsr psrsr @uss nod DIR fur paS
S6Gne unO @rObarti8e bas isn um8at.
eenn es frcr ibn In Istusn 8leioern, eae
ibm bic 3itns ,uIammsuftluGsn, uno bic
Wrsluiics litbsn ion tsn 9antsn pra6t'
pcQgn @alO, BEN sr Icnit mil GntJhden
tspuntsrt baten wiirSs, nit lGfsrlihsn
Bprten rsrFu6en. Gr mar iitsrtaurt In
elmer gan, per,wsifsltsn Sttmmuns unp
wurte suIsbt IslbR SIst&saltts ssssn bic
@sfatrsu, bic ttn lsiusr NsinunS mad
NOD INNER umlaserteu.
Or Iprans auf um ii6 In Sews8uns 3u
trtnasu, uno baburh etwas mariner gu
perpen - atsr bann ma6te sr Islter gu
pisl @eriuI6 unb tbrts nt&t, wsnn iih
tbm etpes nabte, unp bae mphte er tpie.
her ntdtt ertraesn - lister ben Srpf, fer
R& Ia tc& lessn mubIr, p:nn sr ltb ten
in Ieinsn Sasprod sintnSpfte, bsnn bt'
Na6t mar ntttS penissr ais falt. 5sf
allc an BEN Baum esItmts8t rudte s'
fA, 1etne 0aTtn ater ftts CUR Ganc
rptsper auf ben SOrtn nitber, unb als s'
enpIt& cine Stunre 70 sslssrn, fsisn ten
BOD bic Qussn ,u - attr n6t Ian9s.
Di6t uno uumtttsIbar anttr Istnsn
supfe raf&sIts stpas i'm 9lube-sr bFrt
IS wOtl IaCn I'm buItsn S&lafe, absr e
bate, In tisism Ginnidsn, f&Cn pcn etnsn
BOIfe sstrdumt rsr ttn aniaIstdsl
ppais, unO fubr isbt, prrsntIiH trGmPf
taft mad Isinsr SaGis srs,fsnb, srIarsd
wisesr smPcr.
GS mar nttts--ss tOuuts stue GteshI
ptrr etns Iaus ssweisn istn - nabs be
fa t6ytr rr ss tsBt sbenfalIs - rod bait
es ibm trn S6laf psrf6su&t 70 tab e
ppn ta an nod Slunrsu laas lag, bt
,ulsbt bic @tptststt ale antrrn @sNan
fen iiberwanr. Ssltf bic brsnnenrFi
Slide Der 1otquitcs tonntsn i'm mid
msbr muntsr baltsn unb or tsI in etns
fsItsu, tVptsnGbnlt6sn S&laf aus Rem G
srlt wieeer srpadle, als bic SOnns i4U
bod am 6Immel itanb.
, BurtisFunS fOIst)
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9u urrhautrn uSrr 80 usrmietbrn,

Esr llntrr,ri6rtts rfsrtrt lrin prribprlIts Gts
gtntbHm an ftv GehaTIlraee gum GsrTduf peer
Ia stTmiftbtu. Der plas III rim irbr gutter
gsldSftshanS. Dig giurt8tans pire tbsntaas
pHfauft, l9n7D SaiOb SPtmPff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-16

@sb6uNs, RStsIu, SaufmannsSater &c. prrb'
Id ~ ben nishrislrn 8atsn Ssriitsru.
SD perbs mid bsltrsben, mGtne 0Bnnsr H.
tttsr Stnh6t Sufriseen III llslsu, unb iibsrbaurt
mrins @sI6Gffr sspiHenbaft unO pintilt9 ~ CT.
fiilIrr. gu lprs6rr isesu Sag I'M Gin g4crf
Wa1binFn chop unh pUn bic 10 llbr AbeHes
In her Sffrs ron gStas unb g8airss, 0m,
asfntsn, 22i eudaWanna gpsnus seesniiber bsr
8asngton pat cine nc S.spgt bod Ss5r g S6rs SS,o,
applieaiiunrn fur birlslbsn Grmpasuisn aufnrR.
men. $40 Gbas. gS. Better Qgsnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-16
GGrmania Halle.

Gin,m ssrsbrttn pubitum eir srssbrHs ME.
isilt, tas pbigrs, uabe hem Depot grlfgtnf TOTAL
nen tingtriCttst uub tfefutene rfTIfpnsrt poIeen
4 uns uutsr bsr esitung bss llTis-jei9ntisn efm
eruhtsn pubIifum tsst rtteer o6eH iirbt.
Die !3sit Der formfllfH Ginptbuue pire ipd'
ter beIaHnt gsnaht.
Dds dufsutttuftf ,,SrbfifriOn" une sipe
eurGartifsn6e Bentilatipn MAIDEN btrles Srid
,u bfm anesRtbmiitn NufenibnItsprt in b'tl
Staht, DOM SpAH 5tibItT
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Su NerPOufen:

* Gin I8psrss 3uspfert, fir tinsn slnlsInsn
Barren ppsr tpppsltes @sipann palisne, III untsT
anusbmbarfn 9seinsunstn su Serfaufsn. 3u
srfrassn bel GbarIss Safsr, 9tea,itraBs,
scranton. 19clm
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NlllirQble

SS$SeSNS ~
Mutual Life Insurance Comp,
ppn Nep'gprt,
SIG SroapWap. SIG
9Glmts:
g. Dwight 3snbnlL prGdbtnt.
8. s. R. Sabesr, SsFretGr.
4. 8. Q S6ulSe, Gsn'I, Cup. btS ttuif6sn
Departments.
Grnminirrrtt Gsrjtr fir SCRANTON, pa:
8. ammanr, 81. ..
8. 8. GScrbart N. ..
8Orjiiss tisIsr @efeIIi6afL
Die mGeignrn prGmisr. Gin arpBrs aapitaI
une IiHrr erpilIrntafts Mnlaae tciIrIbrn. Ser.
nsr Iins ale pcIirirn uuprrfall- unb untrifrrit'
bar. 80 Sage 8riif fir grSmirn 3abuuasu.
9br Syhrm IL ousihIiretd argenirittg. Sie
peranst feline gipten unb eibt bsr yrGmis ais
Grrbit. ollie 9lrtsn ron prIiesu rsrern nusse-
felt. Sn Irestfilsn wire riidlGnrigrr Grtrit
unb IrGmls nitt in gbSug ssbratt. Srt Srdm-
tsnwabIcn iinc bic Witglrssr her @mieabIr
lttmmtsrtttgt.
R. 3immtrmann,
6jtuera-glgeut fir pruniYIS.,
Sffee, $50. 106 Yrnn Npr.
5i6Hse Asrntsn psrbcn untsr ben Iitrallsn
9sbinsunssu ;u snsasirsn ssWiini&t. 19jr7l
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0SD lit

- 3tmmermann aus Spe9ba@. SEubsF
bon pb. 3immsrmann, bsr,sit StbTsr in Dur.
lab bel RarIsrubs. GrIsrrr fol- In bsr Sestne
ppn SCRANTON ppbusn uuo feline Htdts btitsl
ibu, feline gIrrrGe an bas ,,gBc9tnblaiF ostr an
Sru. GbarIss gIrt Su lsuben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-16
Yin bte bcutiebe 8cp6lferIn8
Won Pennsylvania.
Die

Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
Isuft Cure aufmrrfiamF,it auf bic isbr IibsraItn
9ntrrtfeu, prlts fs an SspUiitOrsn bsjablt, au
bic Strineunstu, untsr ttntu 0eIe iurildt5abl
piTp, unp bfipnpsrs auf bic grrBe Stterbsit
pr6s rur6 bic Dirtftprtu hrr Saui ssbptsn
pirb. DIES bspriff bic Sbatiabt bae, pbiRru
IS psuistr ais sin Sabr IT, felt mir @sitdftt
bssanush, mir test sinrn erBeerrn 9slebriraa
ais DsppiItum battu, ais ale ris SPartaufen
rcn hisism Gpunlp. gSir stbsn ni6t 81 nett
Psnu mir iassn, haB uuisrsu DsPriitOrrn 70
srper Si6rrbrit ssbptfr pirb, ais ir5snb prIbEn
dnSsrsu Spar-TsppFtprsu auf sislsm GUuti-
Hsntf.
Bite, fprsSt in Der Saul Spr uRS 9br rrbSI
bort 3iriulaTs, pslbe abfr alle RsefIu uRb Be
einsuuseu Sud Nuefunft etbsn.
SpI. 3. Scranton, Wpies 5dploE 8. 9.
pierce, ID. g0. WiHtpn, 5bOmas DidiOn, Sar
musl Sipar, S0bn Sristin, Sra Sripp une 3.
.. pbslys iiue eir Oirfftcrtu, t6mj7I
8. 9. pitree, prdfosut.
3. y. pbsIps, SGabmriitr.
Sbpmas Didf0R Viss.prdFtsut,
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60. GlOS Il. g.,
6cltcr

Dcm Sersbrtrn putIifum RON SCRANTON unh
llmssgtnb bitrr ;ur Ra6ridt bab Id ron ben
folgsnbcn 8susr. inb Qsbens.g s.grrT6eruuJs. Com.
pa9nien bic 2srntur ibrrupmmrH babe;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-17
AT1 ITO THREsHING. GRAIN.

- IS z
Lossfis almost certain t. attend long
delay in threshins out grain after it
has been gathered from tho field.
Stored iu'the barn, it is subject to the
sravages Of fire and verm,n, and If in
the stack, it is subject to injury from
the same causes and, 10 addition to these,
liable to mold and dampness, or to be
scattered by tempest. There is no time
when grain will thresh more easily than
when it first comes from tho shock, j:
properly cured, and at no tue: will
it be in better condition for storing or.
for market. e. =. i - -
Grain, after lying 10 the straw for
while in large bulk, gathers, dampnes:,
and shells out With greater difficulty
than it would have done before this,
aud contains greater amount Of moist
ure when it goes into the bin. 1t
moldis taking place in tho stack or NOW,
it cannot be easily arrested, shut il in the
bin the work can be performed with
comparative ease, snd in case of fire,
the chances Of saving the same are
multiplied abuudrcd fold. Thu agaiu,
the straw is better for stock feed il
threshcd when fresh from the field
than after lying and sweating in the
compressed shea1es.
AT no season Of the year is the grain
market more ewpty than At harvest time,
and usually the scarcity of an article in
oreases the price in like proportion.
Therefore, under: Ordinary circumstances
we do not say ALT is best to take
to market as early as possibly, the sur
plus amount of grain. Even if few
cents more a bushel may be obtained
in tho Fall than At harvest time ; the
shrinkage: risk, etc, will more than
m'ke any reasonable differeuce.-0h'o
Farmer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-17

MORTGAGE SALE DEFAULT HAS BEEN
Nl made in the conditions Of certain mortgage,
executed and delivered by Solomon L. Winters and
Margaret A. Winters his wife, mortgagors, to Ra-
Chel Moore and TnOs. G. Mcclure. copartners, by
the firm namo OF Moore Mcclure, mortgages, da-
ted the 9th day of June, A. D. 1865 recorded in the
office Of the Register of Deeds in and for Stearns
county, Minnesota, on the llth day Of June, A. u.
1868, ut O'Clock p. in book OF mortgage deeds,
on page So, given to secure the payment of two
promissory notes made by said Solomon l. Winters,
ct even date with sad mortgage, TO the Or
der Of said Movre Mcclure, enc Tor $500, payable
ontts alte' date the ether for $3.50 Is payable one
year atel date each with II er cent per annum IN
until paid, and h1ch said mortgage and the
notes thereby secured were the z41h day of June
A. D. 1869, tor valuable and adequate consideration
duly assigned transferred and set over unto Alexander
Moore, and Joseph p. " ilson- by Instrument duly
recorded the office OF tue Register OF Deeds
the 14th day Of July, A. D. 1871 at 10 o'clock
III book of assignments ana agreements, on pages
200 END 291. Thele is claimed to be due, ana 10
upon tho afOr esaid notes the OF Eleven Hun
drcd and Twenty Two dollars at tie cate hereof and
by reason Of The thereof, the power OF
sale contained i'll SAID mortgage Las become opera.
tive. Noaction proceeding at law, otherwise,
LAS been instituted 10 recover the deb. secured
said mortgage, part thereof Therefore, notice
is hereby given that by virtue of said power OF
Gale and the statute il such case made and provhed
sa id i'll he foreciosed TO- the amount due
said notes, by sale Of said agt premises to
wit AL that tract piece or parcel of land lying
ana being in the County of stearns, and State Of
Minnesota, described follows, towit: Lot No.
eeven ~ in biloxi No. -four teen (l4) the Town Of
S.uk centre, according to the plat said town, re-
corded in The o1ce OF The Register OF Deeds in and
for said c, uuy Of ST. arms public vendue, at the
iron, OF tue Court House, i'll The City of saint
cloud. III said SteaIus county, on Saturday, tho ID
day Of September A. d. 1871, O'Clock in the af
teinoon that day to satisfy the amount then due
On said notes. together with at orney's or solicit
vrs fee fifty dollars covenanted aud agreed 10 be
paid in said mortga in Case Of its foreclosure, and
all other costs expenses.
Dated July 18th, A. b. 1871.
ALEXANDER MOORE.
and JOSEPH P. WI.SON,
Asslgnees OF Mortgages.
KERR COLLINS THOS. C. ALDEN,
Attvrneys.5 Sheriff of Stearns Co., Mimi.
iuly2O7w
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MILLION P1oKLE.-Select fue can.
taloups Or citron melon, ripe but firm,
pare and seed them, and slice or quar-.
Ter them. Weigh the fruit, aud to Eve
pounds Of melon allow two and = bali
pounds Of white sugar, and one quart
ofsinegar. The vinegar and sugar must
80 heated, well skinned, and pour
"a boiling over the fruit six times. IN
Tho last boiling q the syrup add spices
rick, cinnamon, white ginger. and 4
isw Glove, ana Wien the syrup boik,
.putjsths sitrons aud let it boil for ten
minutes then put it in the jars skim
ths syrup clear md pour over it:
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nAls1ua RIGS FOR FRESH Pork,

The most profitable branch Of pig rails
ing and feeding is to got the pigs fat At
from three to four months old, and sell
thsmfor fresh pork. If Of the right breed,
and we'll fatted, .they are as tender, Jul.
ey, aud delicious as turkey. TIE most
provoking thing about it is, that the few
consumers who know what eating such
pig really is, cannot get it; and the
few farmers Who produce it connot
get half what it is worth. 1t is
. fact almost unknown in Ameri-
can markets. Till - known, those
Of Us who raise tho article in perfection
must content ourselves with such prices
y ~ can get, in hopes when it; be.
comes known We shall get what it is
actually worth. But even now, at the
present low price such pork brings, II
viii pay q we'll Is any other branch Of
farmiog (which, it must be confessed
d mot very mnch.-Ezchanqe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-17

THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MA
i CHINE. with Drcp Feed, new Take-up
uew Hemmer, &C., is now offered to agents
en- more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm,
pr"vements applied. .~ ~ y. 80
Eve-y Machine is warranted First. Class,
and if the purchaser dees not so regard it
after fair trial, he can return it and
money refunded.
N. B.-Wanted. Travelling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex.
planning the improvements, ETC., etc., who
can make 5000 per month. Address
LYONS MUTUAL 8. NJ. CO.,
MON Square, 83 East 18th st., New Yok:
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. VINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious rink
warmers Vinum Visse, or Wine VI Lie
IL free from any poisonous drugs impurities being
prepared for those no require stimulant. II is
splendid appetizer and tonic and the finest thing in
tue world purifying the blood is the most plea
SAINT and delicious article offered the puJlic
ar superior 10 brandy, whskey, wine, bitters or any
other article. 1t is more healthy ami cheaper Both
male and female, young and old, can take the Wine
Of Lite. 1t is, in fact, lite preserver Those who
~ spirits viii do veil to lake the Wine Of Lt.. I,
different from any thing ever before in uso It ie
old by by druggists. Price $500, in quar-, bottles
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Balsam Is healing, soft
ening and expectorating. The extraordinary power
possesses in Immediately relieving and eventually
Sore Throat Bronchitis Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarse.
nsss, Asthma aud Consumption almost incredible,
20 prompt 10 the relief and certain its effects in oil
the above cases, or any affection of the throat and
lung: that Thousands OF physicians are daily pre-
scriDng IT, and one and all say that it is the most
healing and oxpectorating medicine known. On-
dose always affords relief and in most cases ono bot.
&c elects cure Sold by druggists, iu large bottles
Price One Dollar. 1t il your own fault il you will
cough and suffer. The Balsam will cure
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WATER FOR STOCK.

Provision should be made for secur-
ing an unfailiDg supply of water for
stock, 50 placed that it will be easy Of
access at all seasons. Farmers who
have creeks, brooks, or flowing springs
on their land are fortuu nate, yet even
these may be too fur off from certain
parts of'the farm, so that wells or ponds
may be necessary. In localities whore
water is scarce in Summer, large
ponds or tanks should be constructed
to hold an uufailing supply during the
driest Summer and Fall. These should
be made in the woods or surrounded by
planted trees to shade the water from
the sue. The water from the roofs of
oil farm buildings should be collected
in . large oistern, the supply. pipe enter
Ing 1t the bottom of the oistern so that
The contents may be frequently renew
cd. Wells or ponds should be con:
s.ruotsd in convenient places, so that
stock will not b fatigued by going long
distances 70 water during hot weather.
A good quality Of butter or cheese
oannos b obtained from the milk of
COWS that have not abundance If pure
water always AVAILABLE without being
heated or worried 10 going to and from
tho watering place. Horses should
have plenty Of pure water ut least three
times . day. Sheep and swine should
have access to wster.-W estern Rural.
LIZ.
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NATUR ELS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

contains no Lac sulphur-No Sugar Of Iead-No
Litharge-No Nitrate Of Silver, and is entirely free
f'o:n the Poisonous and misunderstanding D.usA
used in other Hair Preparations
Trsnspars TT and c'serx crystal, will not soil
nn=s.. 4.r>- r ll..uy SAFE, CLEAN and EFF1-
Observation-Disclosures LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT LAST!
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
Gray, imparts u soft, glossy appearance, removes
Dandru is cool and refreshing to the head. checks
the hair from falling off, and restores it to great
ex tent when prematurely lost, prevents Headache,
cures all Huuors, cutneous eruptins and unnatural
Heat. As a DRESSING for the Hair 1t is the best
Article in the market.
DR.. &. SMITH, Patentee, Gorton Junction, Mass
Prepared only by PROCTOR Brothers, Glo1ces-
t,r, Mass The Genuine is put up in panel bottle,
made expressly for it with name of the article blown
in thegiass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative, and tax. no other.
For sale by C. SCHULTEN CO.,
and TICKNOR, TOLMAN co. st. Cloud
VAN SCuAACK, STEVENSON REID,
Wholesale Agents, 81 Lake Steet Ca;caS,
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US. LAND OFFICE

NUT1CE--U s. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, July Is, 1871.
Complaint having been entered at this office By
Andrew Collin against Matthias Eauernfeind for aban.
dohing his Homestead Entry, No. $40, dated May
~, 1867, upon the sea nwA aud e1s swA and swZ
swA, section S4 township I25, range "a, in StearnS
ton Of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this office on the ira
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1871, ut 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment. =.
G. A. GILMAN, Register.
july20thI T.C.McCLURE. RECEIVER.
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EMlMENAGOGUE

Warmers Emmenago que is the only art
case) Where is the famiI, in which this impor tan
medicine is not wanted1 Mothers this is the great
est blessing ever offered you, and y.u should mmed
atey procure it. It 1s also for Female Ir
and may be depended upon in every case
where thu monthly flow has been obstructed though
cold or disease. Sold by druggists. Price 81 90 Or
sent BY mail on receip} of $l.25.
Il Address 619 state sire ct, Chicago.
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ALL FOR NOTHING.

We will give the Stock journal for: one
year GRATIS to all new subscribers to
The JOURNAL who will remit So. -
This offer win hold for only limited
time; Z. :.
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
mot in case to cure the very worst Of
Blind, Itching or Beedns Piles. Those who are af
fcted should ediately call ontheir druggist and
got Warmers Pile Remedy. II IL expressly for the
PILES, and IL not recommended to any other dis
ease. 1t has cured many Of thirty years.
standing Price 81 For sale by druggists everywhere