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Superior and Cheaper
S THAN
I WHISKEY : BRANDY

In fAet, other article In common use and ought
70 DO used IN o. cry family. Everybody should give
It atrial Il II new thing, only boon in use about
one year, yet It has already gained great name and
wonderful sale, aid whoever once tries it always
recommends 1t to bis friends. 1t has the same
strength - whskey, but it is peculiarly psassnt t,
:ysRdelcious, and ono would crazy to se whiskey
o., II he can get the Wine Of I It ID for sale by
aruGgsts everywhere, In quart bottles price one dol.
~; or can Be bought by the case, CONTAINING one
dozen bottles, for ten dollars. We challenge the
world to produce purer, cheaper, and nicer artics
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Administrators Sale.

ATATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HENNE-
~ PIN, ss.-Pruba.e Court
LII the master OF tie estate of Luther B. ling d
ceased.
Ia pursuance OF an Older Of license made by
fiank!.n BeeOs: Judge o. Prooa.e said Heauepln
county, on tae o,h day Of February, 1871, Tile pner.
sighed hereby gives no.ice t.st he will SELL It pub
Inc auction, Oh Tue llth DAY OF MARCH, 1871 at
~ O'Clock A. H. Ut the Court House in Sain. Cloud
sealns county, Minues0ts, tue following described
p0perty, ior CASH The south one-aaIf is ~ of the
southwest quarter (sw4l OF section seven a. in
.e~iie.lip "ne hundred ald tweniylhree (Zsl range
twsnsy-.sven a. west.
WILLIAM SPOONER,
J. dWHoED, Atty | Administrators u the essste
ior Administstor( OF Luther b. King, deceased.
feil6.3W -''.- -
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FOR SALE Gu

r. An Improved f
Ut l52 acres, in the town of NJ.
r1e-So acres Of good timber, a ]
acres Of prairie and the balance
and hazel brush. Forty acres are
sid IL acres are under cultivation.
y small house and 1 we'll of good ]
asaWel IS some fruit trees on the
lses. The above farm is situated on
Lake, II miles from st. Cloud, an
the lines. location in the State. tits I
q the main travelled roads to st.
= q g only ssquartsr Of . mile If.
q DOL house. For further particula,
q irs 81 Tnl JouRxAIfof6oe, st. Clou
q y:. 3. Dan,t Whselsr French, or the
g, y. =. STEWART, at Maine Pr
ssssrnae eu1ty, MINI. u
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WARMERS VNUM WIFE;
t c'wlNiE Of LIFE. II

his wine 10 prepared to take tho place OF Wfds.
1ss and other spirits known to be made up OF Fusil
Il distilled with great care, especially for thos Who
require healthy stimu1snt and III IL % 81 ued
81 Men and 'Narses Il he ack room, q pla1e Of
the Infamous Brandy, Whiskey. and other Liquors
now inu u, and often depended upon. In fact 1t ID
constant complaint Of Physicans in this country,
hiatt bimpoaabls to procure pure Brandy, whisky
and Wine for their patients. We ask thu Medical
hcolty and thspublic to give Warmers Vinum Vitas
or Wine Of Liss trial, and We ask
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II OIL CE.
THE NORTHWESTERN HR1 E1rINdU1eHEH
e 3 100. being the exclusive owners Of
"5'TH Bah co ck
p ~ PATENI
90 --s.'',-T -, .---z :. Z zI-sI
!. !: Fire Extinguisher!


Also, of the Bate r. Pinkham Attachment OF I'm.
provement; slso Of the Laurent Patent, and also o.
the original patent granted to NeDrs. earlier and
Vignon Of Paris--which latter patent underliee ~
other Portable Fire patents, and which
patent has just been sustained Supreme Court
(as Per decision rendered BY Chief Justice Rtsher)
or the sstesxl States Of Ilnois 1chtSan, Ipdieas
Xiseo1:p. lev. snd Ainne:ote-hsreby G1yl
guisher, Eegne fox The pqrpo.s Of applying
carbonc acid gas or water saturated With carb0nle
acid gas, for the putting outot nm, ocuos ~ .
IL AN INRRlN6EMENT on THE /
2S1cH RIGHTS 'OD This C0MRINY;4 !
adv be trseted accordingly: The publican. here
BY cautioned against purchasing or using any por.
table Extioguishsr, abovo described from my
and al parties not duy authorized by us to act q
agents. Tho possession Of such machine reldsra
any person LIABLE - we'll maker or vender Of tb1
r-Ns.I aAf ;4&z JOHN Y. RARwR1L, :
sz.ns' NJ. - e:,q s. ST. 3: i nYGsS
.,,..,.,.; 90, u B. r. JACOBS, - a.,
JAS N. STEELE,
s., ..t-:= ;. ".1aGsA2 r. n. RARWELL,
Directors Of the Northwestern Fire Extinguisher
60" Company. f''r '""! 80
HITCHCOCK, DUPEE L EvARTs, .
v13n18 Attorneys.
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Handsomely soforied Ind bound. Shows al.
the counties. owaships and sections in tho
State ;'sll Tie cities snd tswns;;' r.il::e'
reads &c.. &c., and -. the. best and, latest,
map Of Ainnesota. published. s.sxss -
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THE sECRET MONITOR
Just publshed 800 pages price, SO cents. private
medical treatise, the Anatomy aud Physiology Of
the Urinary and sexual Organs and their diseases IL
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in sealed envelopes. =
|. A VARX CLASP, . new invention for tho radical
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Especial attention given to dtseases ?f. WOVEN.
All letters promptly answered and all business
strictly private
Pamphlets, Circulars &C., sent free to any address
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These are the most lber-
| Q fers m ade by any Paper
in Minnesota.
Specimens copies sent free
on application.
Terms $500 in advance.
Address,
W. B. MITCHELL.
st. Cloud, MINI
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The AMleYS;c111- St0ck Journal.

:
One of the standard Agricultural magazines
Of the United States. For, further, par
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The only Agricultural paper published in
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country. Has just been enlarge to "a
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rates
Passengers mus tgett their Baggage Checked before
WILDE the road, and the srrivalof
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check and take possession of their Baggage
The COMPANY Will OF be Hcsps. sible
Tor the Safety Of any Baggage after its
atstation for which 10 checkedt being No
part Of tho bushes of this Company to receive and
store baggage, unless aspecialcontractis made to
that effect.
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An original Monthly Magazine for Young
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Western H0m,e.'

Il magazine devoted Is HONS Interests,
instruction and ENTERTAINERS 4or OLD
;,:auaaY Young. Each numbsrs contains =.
l:sermon2byt Henry Ward, -Beecher. The
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Wanted Agents-for our now work
' fAf SIC a LIFE iWOMAN.

. PHYSICAL ''''''s'' : LIFE iW0MAN.
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Address, =, HANNAFoRD 4 CO.,
~ 81 @5>s's " Publishers,
lss South Clark Street, Chicago.
FOR SALE. 4
The HOUSE AND LOT in Block 3D."
Lot 4, In the City Of St. Cloud, MIMI, %
fsst front on Washington avenue, and 122
q net deep. The house IL 1880: one story
ard half high, with cellar 1890. 1t
sAss bssn used % = saloon, and IL one of
Tie bert locations in the city. Its thirty
yards from the Central Hoage, and the
second door from T. g. McClure's Bank,
1 Price q, 900. For information concern
Ing this, inquire Of T. G. MCCLURE, st.
Cloud, Or the owner, who will be in St.
Cloud about the middle Of June.
IS r. J.. CRQMWRLL,
nay20 5fEss3s Nsp< Orleans, I
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMFY
land Grsnt Direct hreua easyexnnasns
2's s,'t$ = = - OF
100000 ACRES
B Dsst Farming ana Mineral Lands in
8 .. the road, in Il. '~''. On mo line o. x
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
.e m the -
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.
e. e ...:. fere.sh g credit q low 1..s.
Mia and ss, iaS sns Moth
Il Rowineand stock raising are unequallsd BY aoyta
sssss nom 8 50 to 10 PEI acre. re- ''1 w." 1'''
GREAT IHDUCEMDHTs.
80 ssttlsss With limited means ~
25OO 900 ACRES
g1ieh GcvEnmsnt lands along ths road between
OMAHA AND NORTH PLATTE
81 pssmpHon laws, and an b taken 81 -. :
ACTUAL SETTLERS ONLY. ID
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USE
HELmB0LD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu,

Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Price $l.25 Der
Bottle, or Bottles for 66O Delivered to any ia.
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ADDRESS
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NOTICE or DIssOLUTION.-Ths part
IN nsrship heretofore sxisting between
the un3srsped under the drm name Of J.
9. Minslew7& CO. 10 hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. Z
Al dsbte and accounts owing to or by
the frnw be sealed By J. G. Winslow,
Who win continue the business in the
building at present occupied.
.E3 j. g. W1NSLOW,
- J. WINSLOW,
.lea - ~ss. ..<- J. NJ. MOVES. TO
Dated January oath, 1871 8w.
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The Constitution

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many alarming symptoms, among which viii be
found. indsposition to Exertion, Loss Of Memory,
Evil: In fact, Universal Lassitude Prostrton, and
inability to enter into the judgments Of society,"
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RSTRAY.-Taken up BY the undersign-
i ed, about Dec. 1st, 1870, s yssrliuk
HELPER, all red, has slit in right ear. The
owner will call and pay charges and take &
&. q. ATWOOD
Maine Prairie, Nina, Jan. 81, ISL
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UNITED Sc TIES Ais.
] sas tIa 81 sisldv u ,n,.i.
MINLNTN6O TA,,ass,s

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is q d, MISREPRESENTATION :
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|'oM ooa ~ ri ss' oa si1si .,4
Eo5aaHI alssaWlshinSloa,a 30, ls1e.s5E !
se s's's ST. s; Ys q 81: & e Ssse
lowing routes IN the state Of Ninnesota, will be
sS 1s:sS y 1 sf; . "a 1.;sh
II III lsen ,s,.;oi j ,,il1s.s,s nil.. .pd
a1xst t.!,s s;$: :s:s ]. a.s|..BH5:'sa'aa1
D >, fis:. iliss:s i:sss}:2 = loso a;s
pa Apts sEa1sspstlbya aWaos 1asooa |
R1s,9 @saiua,osaesj 1trase S.z.ltko jtnB.s ia
bsei ~. CESS 8aSs ssst: ssd nit
Law law k (: .ssi sst by gasa 81; 70
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isss;s IrSm suaSssf 4Sa udsfd u ni!.. and e.s1
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1850 From Almeo to Evansville, 8 Mills .udbeck
10 s1 ssSs Alma aty Si Tss,asy;; Thursday, lid it.
Fog Arrive at GAINESVILLE !by4 pm;i ;t2E q
/, Leave Janssville Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat-
r. ~. urday at $50 pm;A @,E3 " III t'3z.s;
he'd Arrive at A1llaeacity by7aop,m. ,.!. ii
1858 From Banks, by Walnut Lake to Well, 10
miles and back, twice week. :,
Il -: Leave Banks Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Well,by IL m; !, t,... - 2r..i 4
Leave Well Wednesday and Saturday at %;
t"Hs'a'aA Arrive At Banks by Up m s'4'-E7-','
1851 From Maankato, BY south BEND, Garden city
| Vernon Centre. shelbyville, Wipnebago City,
andYroH& 10 Blue 1arth City, AZ miles and
bAck, SIX times week. "
Leave MaQkato daily, except Sunday, att m;
arrive ct Blue Earth City Gy s p n: ! :
Leave Blue Earth City daily, except Sunday,
wv" Arrive a. Maakate b 81 pm n T'*',>'"'s
"a sRr9psals invited to begin service at Lake
!, - nCrystat. ontting Msnkatu and South Bend,
r. PORTLAND making dtstahce 81 miles. Com
ia to balnade At Lake Cryetal with mail trains,
. :, to and from Saint Paul, with allowance Of
-o'H 20 hours time Ii which to make the trips eeoh
f7st H&ay:'si':'H s'''" 'F2!t"'"' a"i'nHii"
ErunitaH tunrI ;ti.a :,2H;:Y:,; s'.' Ti!,h al d
l3eos From CRANKY to st. Peter 1e miles and back,
40 Sas sd.. .is3i friday .ss.n; IT,! "
Arrive Ct Ct: Peter by 2pm; =
Leeye Saint Peter Friday at pm; !
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Il e L N B 0LD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCHU

In Affections peculiar to Females 10 unequalsd BY any
falness. or Suppression of Customary Evscustions,
Uceratsd or ecirrhus State of the Uterus, and ali
complaints Incidental to the sex, or the decline or
change of life.
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81. T. HELMBOLD,"
Drug and Chemical Warehouse.
l., 81, t.,3I , -. j. -'. III.
=. So BRow AZ, New YORK.

None are sspuihs unless done up in steel snsravs
wrapper With facsimile Of my Chemical Warehoss,
and 1lknsd -. >. = -: -, :
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.ggricmffmraI r. Domestic.

ASSIGNMENTS FoR THE STABLE.-The best
absorbent for COW stable is probably dry
muck Sawdust is nearly as good. Drled
ground obtained in drOuth) or dust from
The highway. ranks probably next. Then
comes cut straw, the chaff Of grain. spent tan
bark. ard almost any material that is ory
and in a purvulent state Apply plentifully
where mich COWS are kept; this Is TO ABSORB
the odors as well as the moisture, fcr these
odors are contagious to milk. The COWS VIII
do better for such comfortable quarters,
whether in summer or winter, and will prob
ably nay for the labor thus incurred; then
there is the profit Of all the manure-its most
valuable part. the efferyescent ammonia
saved; and what Accommodations there will be,
worth as much or more per yard as the clear
dung deprived of its best parts We prefer
il. a. the absorbents continue to act after the
heap is made and until it is given to the SOIL
then all goes to make plant food. Such ma
nure is clean 10 handle. Is dry, NOTORIOUS,
Why should farmers be so much without IL
Here II a large increase Of what We are 80
much troubled to obtain, manure, and goou
manure. Clean stables. clean yard,puT ar
increased comfort. increased milk, gOod e4-
ample-all these are benefits derived from
the simple use Of an absorbent. Make farm
ing pleasant as well as profitable men
there als0rbents are used in hne state as
are, they can readily be spread and brought
down evenly to the ground; this without any
difficulty, the brush or harrow finishing the
bb. And this il Of such importance that the
wonder i that i- is not more used-abs0rb-
ents to give the pulverulent effect. This
alone will pay. mechanicAlly.-Cor. Country
GHfIgaqn.
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AVEaICAN CHEEsE Is ENGLAND.-A CORES
pendent of the thea u. I.,) Herald, who
is interested in dairy matters, writes from
London as follow
American cheese, this fall, ] am happy
to sav.is excellent. There Is only a small
quantity of Cheddar that can beat 1T. On
this trip | have been to Cheltenham, Glouces-
ter. Hereford and Swindon. saw a very
large amount Of American cheese. In fact II
is to be seen in abundance all through Eng
land. In London and its suburbs every gro
Ger and butter dealer is full Of our cheese.
The price is 50 low, and it is so much better
in quality this year than it over has been,
that they have all dealt freely in it. and laid
in all the stock they could raise. One cheese
monger here IN London, at the first news OF
the Chicago fire, asked me if l thought II
would raise the price Of cheese much. II
it would, he should buy all he could, even
though the price had advanced little. lie
was making capital thing out of what he
had. which was ID. per pound net profit.
lie said, i tell you it Is a capital cheese and
if the Americans 20 on like this. they will
have the whole cheese market. But, still.
like our English cheese. you know "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

USEFUL HNTs.--Sal-volatile will restore
colors taken out by acid. 1t may be dropped
upon any garment without doing harm.
New iron should be gradually heated at
first. After it has become Injured to the
heat, 1t Is not so likely to crack.
Clean 4 brass kettle before using it for
cooking, with salt aud vinegar.
The oftener carpets are shaken the better /;
the dirt that collects under them rrinds out
the threads.
A warming pan full of elals. or a shovel
oil Goals. held over vanished furniture. will
take out whitespots
Scald your wooden ware often. and keep
your tin ware dry.
Do not let coffee or tea stand in tin.
Cream of tartar rubbed upon soiled white
kid gloves, cleans them very much.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

AcaIcuIrURAL ITEMS Mrs. John Stone, Of
Lancaster. NH, has twelve hens, which, be
tween Jan. Let, and sept. Both last, have
laid ! AS eggs actual count, besides raising
twenty seven chickens.
Mr.. Samuel Brown. Of s.ratf1rd, y. H..
dug this season 1913 bushels Of potatoes from
six acres of land the varieties being mostly
Jackson whites, Calif0rnias and Spaulding-.
each kind yielding equally well.
The Columbus tOhio) State Journal says
d" 4 dciormed chicken Of common breed, the
deiormi,y resulting from broken back, was
entered al the Muskingum County Fair as a
Hungarian cock Of the -Slayi Magyar breed,
Just imported, and the sapient Judges after
grayely inspecting it.awarded it the first IRE
MUM oye- one Of the finest poultry
shows ever seen in the county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-01

To candy lemon peel, boil it with sugar,
and then expose it to the air till the sugar
crystalizes.
To restore the keys of piano to their
original color, rub on the keys with leather,
a preparation of sal-volahle, prepared chalk
and oil.