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EARTH CLOSETS.

Colonel G,o E. Wariog, Jr, in his
work on earth closets aud sewage,
makes the following drive at what he
calls those "g'aves of decency which
dis6gure almost every country house
10 America, and rise their suggestive
hesdssshove. tstt garden wallis Of ~eie.
giant town houses.''
"What is not generally understood,
is their peiniieieess ,e&et Upon Aefft,
focal matter in the propagation Of dis
ease has already been referred; to but
that which produces in the aggregate
fat xosse :1seuts-the aggravation of
ths'dif6oulties Of delicate 1emales-has
attracted less attention than its import.
anoa deserves, It is universally admit.
ted that nothing is more Injurious to
health than irregularity, and the un-
due retension of the rejectamenta of
the iutestines. Admitting the justics
of this view, let as see what chance a
woman has to escape the direst evil
that delicate health has in store for its
victims. The privy stands perhaps at
the bottom Of the garden, fifty yards
from the house, approached by walk
bordered by grass, which is always wet
except during the sunny part Of the
day, overhung by shrnbbery and vines,
which are often dripping with wet, and
exposed frequently to the public gaze.
In winter show:drifts block ! the way,
and during rain there is no shelter
from any side. The house itself is
fearfully cold, if not drifted half full
Of snow, or flooded with rain: "A wo:
man who is comfortably housed during
stormy weather wilt fit is possible,
postpone for days together the painful
necessity for exposure that such circum-
stances require. IF the walk is expos.
ed to neighboring workmanship win
dow, the visit will probably be put ot1
until dusk. In :, either : case, mo
amount Of reasoning will convince q
woman that it is her duty, for the
sake Of preventing trouble, or which
she is yet ignorant, to expoeef thersel
to the danger, the discomfort, and tbs
annoyance that regularity uader :suoE
circumstances implies. I pass owe
| now the barbarous foulness aud Sitting
odor Of the privy vault. 1t is only "a
an unavoidable evil that these hav'
been tolerated; bui I cannot too strong
~ urged attention to the point takel
above and insist on the fact that ever,
consideration Of humanity, and Of tn
welfare, not only Of our own families
but Of the whole community, demands
a speedy reform of this abuse"
At G. Webster Peck's House. Keepers
Emporium, 232 Third Street, St. Paul
earth closets may be purchased, rangin
in price from $40 to $2o., There ::shoul
be at least one in every house. Mr.. PEG
supplies prepared earth to purchasers a
actual cost. Referring to this we'll know
house, we have at this time, but one wor
to say to our rea1ers, and that is, if any Q
them intend visiting St. Paul to purchase
holiday goods, We can assure them it will
be to their interest to call in at 2s2, Thir
street, before buying elsewhere, and tbs
no one can make more suitable presep
to his family this christmas than by pre-
senting them with one of the earth closets
Hhieh Ar5H: D}agept :22oTT Z !.
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ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.-On Wednesday
morning last the thermometer at this place
registered go below zero. ........, There, are
now in store at this place nearly 5000
bushels Of oats.........Nice little joke that
was on the party Of hunters who ate up q
box Of Epson salts instead Of table salt,
and only discovered tho difference by their
feeling. .Ratty Smith has made tho
first raid Of the season and departed with
about 5000 muskrat skins, besides other
furs.........Capt. G.. G. Whitcomb loft ON
Monday last for Otter Tail county with .
fully organized exploring party, to eontin-
ue his examination Of N. P. r. R. lands
.........Tse arguments to the jury in tho
Paulson murder case began on Thursday
morning, continuing. through the day.
Judge Reynolds made the opening speeeh
Of nearly two hours in length. He was
followed by Hon. Il. L. Gordon, who was
obliged to stop feom exhaustion after
speaking about Stree. hours. Attorney
General Cornell CLOSED tke|sssey with his
argument in Dehaif Of Tho prosecution. His
speech lasting one hsnr and three quarters.
The charg Of the Judge We al once given,
and at 10 P. N. thu seqprt adjourned. Fri
day morning to jury returned verdict
Of Not Guilty. The prisoner Mass was
immediately dischsrged.-Post.
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Head light oil, 1902 to 17b0 fire test.
Perfectly safe, at =. :..>. 80 :
49, M. C. ToLMAN s. Co. 81 y.

DISTRICT CoURT.-The December term
of this court commenced on Tuesday morn
ing last, with Judge McKelvy presiding
There is very little business on the civil
calender, most OF the cases being contin-
ued until the next term. Tho grand jury
were discharged today, having found an
indictment against Peter and Frederick
hutibees, charge, larceny. Frederick Au.
tibees is also indicted for an assault with
intent to do great bodily harm on deputy
sheriff Gaspard, commi. ted At the time Of
his escape from Jail last August. James
Cochran was also indicted, charged with
larceny. This is the young man who hired
team hist month Of Herbert 4 Lamb, q,
this city, and mot only forgot to return
them but traded them of for q yoke Of OK.
en- above Osakis. These parties oil plead
mot guilty." and will be tried Immediate
ly. Oscar Taylor, Esq. defends Peter Au-
tibees, D. B Searle, ESQ. performs like
service for Fred. Autibees, and N, II. Mi
ner Esq. appears for Cochran. County
Attorney L. W. Collins prosecutes each Of
these cases. Tho following cases are on
the calendar
Michael Meagher, vs.. Henry eager and
Nathan Myrick, copartners, etc.-Kerr &
Collins, Oscar Taylor.
John Scott vs.. Thos. G. Alden, Sheriff OF
stearns county-Kerr & Collins, II. L.
Gordon.
James B. Mills, vs.. Thos. G. Scott, ct al,
partners etc.-Oscar Taylor, Hay & Kerr.
Oregon Loutenchlager vs.. Frank x. Rot.
ter, ct ALVIN. J. Parsons, E. O. Hamlin::
Peter Pogaschuick, vs.. Louis Brink-L.
W, Collins, W. s. Moore.
Angus McAuthur, vs.. Carl Herberger-
E. o. Hamlin, Kerr & Collins. >
Angus McAuthur, vs.. Asa Libby-E. O.
Hamlin, Kerr & Collins.
Chas. F. Davis and Louis Clark. copart-
ncrs as Davis & Clark, vs.. Theodore B.
Spratt, Def't. R. J. Mendenhall, Garnishee
Kerr & ColliRs, E. 0. Hamlin.
Eugene NJ. Wilson and VIM. W. McNair
VS.. David Lowry-Wilson & McNair.
Eliza E. Henley, W. Geo. W. Henley-
Kerr & Collins, Elk. Parte.
Eliza A. Armstrong. vs.. Alexander Moore
and Indy B. Moore-Miner 4 Barto,
Chas. Walker and Kerr & Collins.
Joel G. stebbins, W. Chas. E. Buss-
Miner & Barto, Chas. Walker.
! Frank Baudreau, W. Peter Sand-W. s
Moore.
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Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending December I'D, 1871.
Chester Il. Clark. and wife 10 Huldah NJ.
Caswcll for Ell nw4 and lot sec Is T 122
R31w $3.50
Matthias Els and wife to Frederick Els for
e3 nw4 SEQ 80 T l24 r 83w $500
August Lindbergh and wife to Philomelia
Bartlett for sw} sw{ sec % and nl24
acres nw4 nw} SEQ 80 T l26 r 50
$525
First Div. St. T. &P r. T.. Co., to G. W.
Harvey for sci sw{ SEQ 20 T 1925 R % Y
1920
Loranz Dirnberger and wife to John Der
nard Schmies,ng for set net and vi net
and nw} set and net set sec IS and set
sw@ and VI sw{ SEQ "a T 1875 R 34:w
$4,000
Alexander Moore and wife to John r.
Howard for lots 8 4 and 10 blk 10 in
Sank Centre $500
Alfred G. Jacques to The Greenvsle Gene
terry Association of Sank Centre for ne
10 acres Of mel set sec T l26 r "a
$500
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$1,000 REWARD!
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81 w. Randolph Street Chicaso,

the above reward to any perscn suerpr from,
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THE MARKET .


ST.. CLOUD. Nov. %, 1871.
Wheat-Firm At 81 O0.$l lG.
Oats-32c TO $50.
Corn-45a50c.
Barley-50s56o .
- Rye, $50. =. ..-.,
! Bran-60c per cwt.
..sShorts-$ F>:f ::~ ':...'r
ss-iFeed-$la$1 60 per ewt. /:
> fay, is Of excellent quality this year, ead
sells at:$8. 80. =. g.. =. :
Beans, $3.50 to $780,. aocording:te
quality. 'S' ~.
a Potatoes buying At 36.4oc.
4 Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York, ESQ.
-Butter-Rangss from loo to zoo. e.:
Eggs-15s20c.
+ Green spplss-$4.5oa6,oo per Dbl; 60
cts. per peck.
-. Cranberries- .5Oa3.OO.
Wool, 400.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.60 for
full cord green maple, oak, SC. ,$4a$4 %;
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. %.
Wheat-$1 81 for No. l.
Oats-32o for No. /.
Corn-42c for No. 2.
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Notices Of The Press,

Notices Of the Press.
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Its readlng-matter is of a high order Of
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BLANKS

We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warrsnty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Court-Summons, Notices Of
Trial. Notes of Issue and Executions.
Justtce's Court-Sunmons and Subp@-
mas.
To Town ORF1oERs.--We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisorslaying out q new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of reads (for public
Town orders. with stubs, bound or I'M
bound.
: A6idavits to be attached to all Bills, for
town or county use.).
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
. g Constable.
!: 80: Justice df the Peafe. =.
Notice of election to Town Office.
Oath of Office of Town Officers.
/ Notice to District CLERK Of Election of
Justice Of the Peace.
'tNottoe Of 'Electioh of Constable.
II: These blanks are suitable for any town
| or county IN the. State.
ts0tders from the oou ntry, for large
mall, qqahtitie 5, filled at St. Paul pric
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Messrs, Barnes, Bsn,,t:, Camp.
bell, Clark. Broker, Euderlee, Limperich,
Montgomery, Edslbrock, Tolman and Mr.,
President. .,-.<.,T~s-r 49,.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
pr owed. %4eGsssS . j aHtls
The report Of the Princip al Of The Union
School, for the three months of the fall
term was read md ordered placed on fils
q The special committee, to whom was
referred the complaint made against Mis-,
Braun, one of'the teachers in the Union
School, reported that the charges ssald not
DO sustained. The report was accepted
and ordered placed on file. "
On motion Of DR.. Tolman. the committee
ON School property were instructed to pro-
cure an additional insurance Of $4,000 on
the Union School buildings, in safe and
reliable company.
On motion Of Mr.. Barnes the Principal Of
the Union School was authorized to pro-
cure five hundred cards containing re.
cord Of scholarship, department, and at
tendance, to be furnished each scholar
monthly, for the inspectson Of his or her
parents.
Bill Of John Denton of $685. for wood,
was referred to committee on claims.
On motion Of DR.. Tolmau, it was voted
that tho Jenitor of the school measure the
wood as fast as delivered.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, it was voted
that the public examination Of the Union
School be Held at the close Of the winter
term.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
The incest candies for the holidays
can be found at
LIMP sR1cH's.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND E1AMINA.
: , Tim. - n

1kVNs
!* ;...."t.. .....;'zs:. NOR. 1,'aas .
In CAMP. Nw} SEC. 80, T. 124R. "a.
Nov. 18th, 1871.
ED1TsR JouRNAL.-Ehere was a heavy:
snow storm, last night, About q foot of
snow having fell, and the trees and branch
es are completely loaded down., Under
any other circumstances it would b very
romsntte, but the fact OF our being nearly
out Of provisions aud our supply beng
twelve miles distant, takes the greater part
OF the romance out Of the scene, and the
snow falling from the trees makes it i'm
possible for any examination to be done;
so No hays to face the music and .scamp it
out On this line il it take. ~ winter"
Nov. 2orH.-0G closing my letter on
Saturday evening, I supposed there would
be no opportunity to write any more for
some time, but another fall Of snow Of six
inches coming during the night. We decid-
ed that our best plan was to get to our
base of supplies as soon as possible and
before any more comes. Packing up We
took up our line Of march, at q little before
ten o'clock, but did not make this point till
about FIVE in the evening, Some of the
way passed over was through snow to our
hips, and we have come to the conclusion
that We will have to give over work for the
season. To-day it looks some like clearing
off but hardly think, now that there is
such, body of snow, that it will 60 off
until final breakup in the spring. We
will go to Partridge River or near there
and there await orders.
PARTRIDGE RIVER, Nov. 22d.-Ther-
mometer 200 below zero, and fifteen inches
Of snow. Mr.. Beardiley, Inspector for
the Company, is here, and we will try and
weather It through for at least ole more
town and win 60 into T. 1888, R. 6e: I:
Truly yours, LEROY CIRCUIT.
Asst Land Examiner N. P.R.R.
Canned, dried, and green fruits at
LIMpERlcH's.
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We are informed that while Mr.. J. L.
Flesh. Of the town Of Spring Hill, in this
county, while sinking we'll struck vein
Of conl at the depth Of sixteen feet. Par
ties are Investigating the matter, and hopes
are entertained that sufficient quantity
will be found to pay for mining.
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The splendid young blooded stallion,
Royal Hambletonian, owned by Col. W. s.
King and Geo, A. Bracket, yesterday fell
dead while exercising at the fair ground at
Minneapolis. 1t is supposed he ruptured
blood vessel. He was q thoroughbred
Of the greatest romise, and his death will
DO universally regretted by stock raisers
al over the State.
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REV. ". W. Satterlee, pastor Of tho
Methodist Church Of St.. Anthony, former
~ Of this city, was visited by q surprise
party on Monday evening last, who. left
behind them money Eand articles 81 Clothing
md food to the amount of. between 500
and S1()o n .!.:' ~ e: g..
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For FIFTEEN cents we
..se
Will furnish THE JOURNAL
from (and, including) this
Vssk YatHthe AT 0Janua-
ry, 1872.
This is only about one-hd!t
the regular price. : ~, /
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Attention Horsemen!
DIR. @, HI. PARKER.
VETERINARY. 2T1RGEON

of 81 years experience, four Of which were
In the q. 8. A., can be found At the West
House, St. Cloud, Mimi, and consulted with
regard to al diseases, external and jnternal.
to which horses are subject. Tho patron.
rye Of the public is solicited, and all busi.
ness in the above line will receive prompt
attention. ~ ss55 ~
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N 0TICE

TnE JOURNAL Office has just received a
very large and complete stock of new type,
cuts, borders, &c., purchased at the best
Eastern foundries. Also fine assortment
OF wood type for posters. These addition
will enable US to turn out better work that
ever before, and equal to the best done in
the State. Prices reasonable. Send in your
orders, which will receive prompt atten
rion.
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"A splendid assortment Of lamps and
lamp goods, just received at Paul Moeken-
haupt's, and will be sold cheap.
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CHICAGO HOTEL

largest and best furnished Hotel left in Cbica
80 Is the NEW ST JAMES, located corner Of CLARK
ana Folk streets, only one block from Michigan
Southern and Rock Island & Pacific R. R.. oDlv Tires
blocks from the Post Office and center of the 1nrs
business houses of Chicago 81
+ nov23eoWly
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Chief of Police Robertson, has COM
mencsd his annual raid on stock running
ct large in the streets Of the city, and
gives notice to owners Of stock, that he will
hereafter take up all horses and COWS, that
are running at large in the city limits, as
is provided by ordinance. ~
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n. G. Greealee 0. e. Terry Of st.
Paul, have lately entered into = co-partner-
ship. under firm name of H. G. 0reealee l.
Co., on Jackson street, st. Paul, to transact
= general commission business in furs,
hides, wool, sheep, pelts, deer skins, gin
seng &c. This makes strong and reli-
able house. MIR. Greeslee has a number Of
years been connected with the fur trade Of
tho northwest and has justly won the con-
6dence Of our business men: OF friend
Terry i IS unnecessary to say anything, . i
he is we'll kno~aiby almost every man in
the upper country, wholesoulcd thorough
business mau. We can recommend this
house to or merchants who may wish to
obtain highest market prices for furs, hides
&c..
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The building erected for the gymnas-
ium club, on St. German street is compile
ted and the apparatus placed therein. The
gymnasium will be open to members on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Sat-
urday aftern DON and evening Of each week.
Any one wishing to join can do 50 on ap.
plicAtion.
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FOB sALE.-A good second hsnd Camera
Inquire At J. Hills photograph gallery,
St. Cloud. go 3w.
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WHEAT WANrED.-Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tageto all on H. z. Mitchell, before sci
ling. Headquarters at H. G. Burbank
office on St.Germain street.
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Gross 4 Plates are kept busy all day
long, buying and selling meat, poultry
game, &c. They pay good prices, and get
the choicest the country offords. II you
have not provided yourself with = turkey
or roat, 60 to Cross = Plates. - TtE2.
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! Bush is receiving . an elegant stock Of
new goods Of all kinds. For watches,
clocks, silverware and jewelry of al kinds.
10 to Bush's.

: TH1s Is NO HuHBua i-1f your artificial
teeth trouble you, call on DR.. Upham and
have Folsom's patent improvement applied
It will hold your teeth firm in, tho mouth
90 that they will not drop while eating,
spssttag Or laughing, neither WIN particles
Of food or seeds Of berries ct dnder the
plates. Or if you have dscayed teeth you
wish saved, OF aching teeth you wish e.
tracted, call At Dr.. Upham's Office and you
will find him there from 9 A. N. till 4p. NJ.
ready and willing to perform his duty, and
see that none 60 away dissatisfied. 23-3w
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ROBBERS & lab.

-Tenvoorde has just received tho great
est variety Of goods suitable for Christmas
and holiday presents tokens, st his new
store ''
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We IRE receiving daily new goods from are
the east. Suitable for Christmas presents,
two buttoned red gloves, nubias, nice dress
goods, and anything in the dry goods and
notion line. Call early with your cash and
save twenty per cent. by purchasing your
goods of q strictly cash store.
Monroe merry g. WEST.
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Some thing new can be seen ct
Schar,z's Hall on the evening of December
the 14th.
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"A large lot Of the celebrated Star Club
skates, New York Club Skates, and q
large variety Of styles Of skates have been
received at Rosenberger Bros. Make
your purchases early before the assortment
broken.
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Young Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to want-engagement rings.
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no! FOR CHRISTMAS,

Go to Paul Mockenhaupts' for christ
mas presents.
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"A large number Of persons from differ
ent parts Of the county are in the city at
tending court.
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The ball on Thursday evening last,
given by the st. Cloud Rife Co., was well
attended, and all seemed TO enjoy them
selves.
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Foa sAIs.-Thres first-class four-pocket
billiard tables, Skill feet, In good order
and oil complete. Will DO sold cheap for
cash. Inquire Of
ROBBERS & lab.
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Rev. s. K. Stewart presches,his fare
we'll sermon on Sabbath, at the. Episcopal
church. =, Ssss&aI<<
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-07

For SALE.-A number of superior
draught aud driving horses, at
HERBERT & LAMBS
Livery Stable.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-07

At Tenvoordes new store can be- bad ct
lowest prices, all kinds Of ladins~ dress
goods, and gents clothing and furnishing
goods. T., :.