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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

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= lina = d = ~
lter llorls s. 1hissso -
10 opeiaao % asain great BIZ ains 8
the sufsrins people.
a mother Lost three children s.
ths aauss and ~ soon alter seen %
he stsssts : rsying maniac.
n ~ psh 4, q Ghisas i
.akve md ~, nd ~ osdsrsd ths
y so g q hi hossl e I, >. Pushsd e.
wsld rapidly
No lint rs.iiais e ths okicags
pepsss, brosgAt s. md so; cents each.
David q. tiass, e The shsruaaa
Heass, !. alivs asd veil, nd alrsady
4 has 'l.' 4 another house ready for the pub
ho He has bought anew hotel, just
alnniished, ont he corner Of Madison and
Clinton streets, and opened On Non
day. 4
Bricks, iron aud even the stone
melted under the intense heat of the
Chicago fire. Nothing could with.
stand the terrible flames.
The London zsiase. dsplores Tie.
salamity, but declares faith 81 the
Americans and, the rssouross sof Chiea.l
g. and wishes that i suffering Is.
.habitants aaJ rsoovsr iron ths de.
sseG. Othsr josrsals make ths saua.
topic Drominsnt. 8one recall IL
.ssia esaoe q Ansrisa 70 ths peopl,
g eashiss, .aad / dssla.sf hat Rs ..
iisAnsn must not only repay thai.
tihdnsss, but id % rsstors, !; tho ei.y,
WHICH h,s been regarded q. |. nona,
msnt Of american enterprise. . s Y.
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VIII Gs1. 6hssi1an = sse,axoDd.
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vhieh was very wseons. !,
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..E,t,s Is INNo.s ~. IN I'LL
kDl1oA JoulnAl...e saisg ssvssel
assessts i diasrsst pspsn q lals,
giving notice 8 IL departure q par
ties 70 exsnias ths Ind, Of The North.
ega Pacific 3 + Co.. ,hought. fsy.,
notes !! from g. our Pat Il Tie &c fla A. nigh:
b 3 s ia s LII = I ~ Thssse .le BOY
q ! ! ] t = yash ta sssAIsd i Ara alx!an.s,ls,
sisAt pagtea IF yAieh elf RertT ip4-.
bels : Not. L soasists q Geo. u.
{! Ae IS I! Caleg a.. Z. LeRay aroe.,
Al,lsiis l lEs 3 ~ tvo easp
80. Or ssaet e e1spins iselsdss.
Townships 129. 100, l3l, l82. las q
=! R!la.s@s g and IS, i ~ sssioa q.
P!.sE1asisgs, Wipg, aad Loss P1ai.is M.
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sal q from ! to s lNo. ! b.isg !the
b ,..!.' nd 4. 81. worthless ths 4.
& sy1ry' n .nyl na.sss s a! ].
~ oontopr q ~ prpniee.t hills asd
ridges With elevation, No.; the kisd
saa qpsl,ty # timber 4, s |! number Of
I. eq gll o VOID y that ga b ont Per asss,
S., 4 pine, shs pamber, of thousand
"a s sesh 81 ths s.ass.l drsiaas. !;
esarss q. ..rssna. yit. ieFs, Il our.
INT, and ehaIsctsl q banks, vatsr
'pdaxien, e. including rs only railroad
Etdt' ssvs,snsnt and psiv,.s /. la.ads ]; the
Sbjss. hsisg e 4 s,ks : j, s.q9plste ,topo::;
klitspaiesl ~ q .hs yhoie sass.sy,
viii. .bs a. i Z. q 6, ~, III sis
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rattt d !! s. 80 i! sdy .. q
sftss seaat 4 Il. sst. Ii! l ut Or
eegs.,a 9 q = Y i IL 2st =
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1bblst q tanaras swanp whish =
sbsst uiartl - q pias tinbse .tl1es
hsbat ltsls II tAiss tens, ~. sessx-
psststo end large bodies hsthsr sossh.
q Tho seatlsr THIS far 10 - ], On.
4tilvithia tvo q thres days,svsry I'M,
||ssnd The drylsss .of The ssaass rsadsIl
The swanps - fair coadisioh q gsxanl'
|1ns. Friday and Saturday nights 49,
ED, md - NJ @ inch sshisk fdsse
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19
Annual n a Election Notice |

Annual Election Notice !
5NI0TI0I is hereby given that on the Til
IN DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1871, in the
CITY Of 81 Cloud, II the County 81 Stesr.e,
EAlpnsseta, a election will 10 opened q
, o'elosk u TIE usraing and continue open
until ; o'clock II tie sftsraoon Of The same
~. To- saset: the following officers, - Wit
Governor, Attorney General .s.
Lisut. 0ovSrnor, Two Associate Juatio.
1ssfetazy-sf Stats. q Of suprsns Court.
1Isassrer q 6seea.. ,s.ss s,s5zs.s II. sst.35
1ls1llo1 oI1Io1ls, IN sDlsr. 4.
ssaater. and enc Rspr,ssaltsti from ,ael,
the .lss, ID. I'd and III Districts.
my - oov11T o1y1osas. aSl$l ~
Register Of Deeds, Treasurer, Sheriff. Sur.
.vsyor, Coroner. Judge of Probate,
= County Attorney, and County 'S'
,1:.:>*s' Commissioners from the z4.t
NH; lat and 9th Commits. -. +:
ssioner Districts. -
Also TO vote for or against the proposed
amendment to Article four az Of the Con.
stitution Of the State of Minnesota, rela-
ting to Taxes upon Railroads. s@s ~ 4
Also tolvote for or. against the amend
ment to Article nine (9) Of the Constitu-
ton Of tho State Of Minnesota, relating 20
borrowing money for Public Buildinss. :
Il Dated this 18th day Of October, A. D.
1871. s3 81 -. 2 40 -:
~ order q The City Couaeii,
NATHAN ]. BARNES. Il
cot 10 City Clerk.
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AllDSD1IEaTs TO rHD STATE Gov.
- RI, SEQ eTlTUTl0Q.ssss sad aa.stii

At me ensuing general eleoties tso
:ameudnsn,s q the st.ts ccn.t;taut;,an,'
by TIC Leg;siatuar,ss, issilr &c !,
voted on, The atst Il i sanisitisd,
Amendment Q to Il airtiiois four ':t II the
Constitution" and reads Is follows :.
i. ssc. s2. Any NV . providing vi To- l.
The repeal 81 a1asadnsst Il 3 any ~ y
OF laws heretofore 4 :hsrsai 4 " r. ,,sei.:
"a, which provides ~ ~ ! ,,il,o.a
company nov existing i il, ths Ssaatsi,,,
or operating its roads tha.sia 81 v.kiieh
may b. hereafter organised, .hal 10
lieu Of oil other taxes and ass ,isse
ments upon their estate, roads, ri.
liog stock and other personal proper.
~ At and during the time and periods
therein specified, pay into the treasury
g: this State : csrtain per centsge
therein mentioned Of the gross sarniogs
Of saoh companies nov existing, Or
hereafter organised, shall before The
sane shall take effect o. 30 ia force, IS
subnitssd o vote Of tie people = II
the stase, and 50 ID pied and ratified
~ : majority of the electors 81 he
susie voting 4 the slsetioa I Il which
The ans shsll. b sabuietsd 1. thlsum,,..
The ballot 8 this aalsadnens shan
s.psiated !. write, !: .Aa,n,dias 4 IS /,
..rtiels four d tho ,Cos,tisasioa l,,,l.s.
iax 70. taxes upon railroad i. 8. I. q 8
- - iSsisss /: IiNsi Esss 90 ~ .
sso. II, For .hs purpose Of
erecting buildinss ., ! hospital o. il.
s,as, deaf. dsnb aud b1iad .sylsn,
nd. sta.s Pri.os,, -ths lleisiat.ss
~ y ~ iisr.s;s Is psblis d. ,dI' 4
ths. sats . = snoset 81 ,fss,diax
tuos HUNDRED "a ny thos;isaad dol.
In, il sddiioa s 81 s pabIis, 'd.bt, -
rs.dy h.rrtoto.s q sho.i..d, ..ad ID e 3
[.Alss ps.Pose, n.y rso,ia. s. ~. e
isaipg Nd nsgetitaiisg ths besds q
- stat 4 ed 4, ropiiatieg :shs nossI
Fifty tar y. PURGE afo,,s,id. Whisl
bond shaIl Is payable i nj lee thar
gen nor more than l.p thirty IL I.ars fre q
|she d.te & tne sans, e & 'h q epic. Ia q
the State. s !. !, . ], !. I. s,
-. b'l1s 's on shi, amendment IS. sha|l
- written Of printed g folio y: SO
favor Of borrowing money. IL erection
|, of psblie bpildings - IS s q y. s 4
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lid g son ~ Is 81 aSea
Tie BIZ Pia,,ia. { y.t, eonsidsri.g Is,
ssvsfs dlosth, i = ! marvel q NO tho,
grsesss dallas - aos Dom s..
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Epegth $500 ssarly ste NJ ;tesasits and
but Tor the earnest efforts Of ! lev
Mes, our village would hsrs beel laid
waate. For. Wills ~ ~, II LAks
Ripley, there Is nxater, water every.
,x,hsss, : yos thsre Is soarcelyaa drop 10.
this dry time available Il 'oase of q firs
bseaiing ont IL the business portions
lqf the town. sss5sss,a i,
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Two assssdRssh 70 The State 0oa-.
titutios - . IS pssssd spos b. ths
|ossn q Mianssets g the nsxt eles..
fos. Thee anssdmsns are spsblish-.
a il fall On this page. Oss sehtss
. issssasssof ~ Staas dsbt, e
% anssst of tvo hssdssd AID 1ity
kessaad dollass e ~ ps5pass q
osplstise ssstais stass iastilstioss .
slssihbls "a 1sios,.aaesy laasss
Vs q iasliasd . .hisk thi sa.sad-
asat sssls = pass. The bsildings
bpssiled 90 sssdsd, shs dssssa
u 1ssn 4 ssss e thsn blisg
llssady npeh grsatsr shan % %
applied. Th4sS sa.s \ net sa6ts, o.
X Il ssI1sat rsesipss, 70 sspsiass
10 nsaey nesses q foonplsts
hsm. This .dmsud nsut ne uld
Lrov. ! per,ios a. ne .bntdS "a Ipop
lsss vhs zill rsap equal ban eats
nth ~ ptsstst sisbabitauts 2of H.
late, - - u. Il forward 10 ] tinss
5hen ~ resources II will sbs snuch
atse akas thsy - nov, Y There
Iould 40 bsaa opportunity ief other
q AZ
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Ma. ]. Tom, sdisoga sas H1saisxs
/ Gasetss, hasbsSa apPsiutsd, aCslisstoe
q. Istsssal Rsssnus tajsrtkis sDis(sist,
|yie45 Jsrsd Benson, resigned. We CON
kratuhts M 4 a. hikeopd tystnas.
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IS ~. r. sRtatlrI1; 20 a1,ss.fxt

8. REV. ID. Bisssl, n 81 46tkoaJy'
,,.ysled from iii3at u st I'D,
|s,er i 500 siiiis. 1i,h 81 fs1ily .l.a
carriage d.ass y sls hdssss: 90 4. &
,Ns~post 4. Ii. 10Th Of Xt ~
enjoy a ths shols TIP Wy ss:a
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Republic "a State I kot.
For 6eveI1or,
HORACE AUSTIN
For Lisuts naat Governor,
VII. YALE.
For Secretary q stass.
s. r. JENNISON N.
For State Treasures,
WILLIAM SEEaER.
Hsr Attsr,sy osaseal,
). &. i. CORNELL.
Jislisss q ths suprtns Court.
=. ]. r. MCMILLAN,
]. NJ. BERRY ~ Z

SSs ~ ~ 3ttss r sE2%- '*'t7'f's
For Senator, )
j. w. COLLINS.
Per Rsprsssntativs-lst District,
E G. CAIRNS,
% Distriss, y =
MAI. NJ. h NORTON.
i. Sd District, ;.E,s :
JOAN PAYNE. i,
III District, q - Z
' $ia A. BARTO. e--3:5g "a
So For Sheriff. . If
JOHN COATES. 4g -
For Register q Dssas. 10 y
JOHN zAPP. 5'"a
i s's 1er Treasurer. '2'''
MATTHIAS CANS. j."
lsr County Attorney,
D. B. sRARLE.
Pes County ssrvsyor,
n. P. NOEL. ~
Fer csreaer.
=. ZIEGRNBHIM.
Per Csuaty conniseisa,rs,
g. ". WEST, 1t District.
THOS. BOLLES. 9Th District
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

that was well put on" and furnished
general and genuine amusement for all
present.
There are are many bright and prom
| ising pupils in this school, and it will be
no fault of the earnest corps Of workers
named above, if they are not here fit
ted to make their way through life as we'll
the disadvantages they labor under from
their great irtir,nity will per:ni.
The plan OF the building, the COM
pleteness of its detail and its adapt
ability to the purposes for whcih it was
designed and erected, have been pub
lshcd in NoV0ricl heretofore, and we
need not dwell upon them now. The
surroundings of the school are not yet
what they should be. The grounds
have barren aspect. Green trees and
shrubs and beautiful flowers would be
pleasant to the vision and ennob;ing to
the mind Of youth, and the State should
at the meeting of the Legislature this
winter make liberal provision for i'm
proving and ornamenting the grounds.
A good beginning has been made, but
the work should be pushed" instead
Of being allowed drag to its slow length
along through series of years. Nom
DurieI
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Have Patience.

A youth and maid, one winter night,
Were sitting in the corner;
His name, " ere told was Joshua White,
And hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty maiden said,
Beside the young man sitting;
Her cheeks were flushed n rosy red,
Her eyse bent on her knitting.
Nor could he guess what thoughts of him
Where to her bosom fiocking,
As her fair fingers, swift and slim,
Flew round and ronud the stocking.
While, as for Joshua, bashful youth,
His words grew few and fewer,
Though all the time, to tell the truth,
His chair edged nearer to her.
Meanwhile the ball of yarn gave out,
She knit SO fast and steady,
And he must give his aid, no doubt,
To get another ready. ..-
He held the shein; of course the thread
Got tangled, snarlsd and twisted;
'IIave patience" cried the artless maid,
To him who her assisted.
Good chance was that for tongue tied chur
70 shorten all palaver!
"IIave paticnce!' cried he, dearest girl,
And may really have her?'
The deed was done. No more that night
Clicked needles in the corner;
And She is Mrs. Jothua White
That once was Patience Warner.
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One OF the Strou& EIinded.

Don piatt tells the following story OF
ali interview in Washington between
Gen. PIeasanton, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, and Mrs. Woodhull,
one of the strong minded feminines
who are cutting a broad swath in that
city this winter:
heard Il good story about our new
Commissioner of Internal Revenue. |
told you in a former letter that the
vehement female committee of eighteen
all strong minded, was here in perpet-
uai session, sitting in solemn conclave
in Brother Senator pomeroy's com
| mttec room from which the sensitive
and blushing Scott Smith was driven by
their discussions. These females do
not propose to lose anything through
lack Of energy and activity. They
rush about in the liveliest manner, cap
turing the men brutes on all sides, and
strengthening their cause much as Sam
son carried out the gates-through
sheer force. They do not seem to have
read the Right Reverend Henry Ward
Beecher's beautiful little story of the
rosebud. Instead of wooing with q
gentle persuasion of the south wind,
they come upon fellow with the force
of a hurricane.
The other day General Pleasanton, a
| delicate, sensitive little gentleman, was
dressing for dinner. He had divested
himself of every garment except the one
| spoken of by Hood in that melancholy
song called "The Song of the Shirt
He was sailing about under bare poles
when he heard knock at the door, and
and supposirg it to be his man-whc
ought to have been there, and WAS not
he sang out Come in." TO his utter
CONSERVATION, that constitutional
female known as Mrs. Woodruff, with 6
peaked hat and n mans overcoat, ter
minating in unmistakable crinoline
stalked in. AS she did not Immediately
stalk out, but stood looking at the Com
missionee Of Internal Revenue in til.
abstract, the last named gentleman
hiding behind an arm chair, stuttere,
out, Excuse, madam!"
~ want to sec you On business, Gencr
| al Pleasanton."
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leaving to Jasper all his worldly wealth
and many Of his virtues. Then came
time of great depression in financial cir
cles, and many men embarked in tn,
Quaker city SAW their fortunes swep
away like chaff before the whirlwi ind
But Jasper Kenneth was not cne o
these; he was very careful in his busin-
ess operations, and made no bad invest
ments of his property.
One day two men entered his office in
great apparent trouble. and called 70,
Mr.. Kenneth.
1--WE come to throw ourselves upon
your mercy, sir,' said one, in tones al.
most despairing.
Upon my mercy, gentlemen-in
what respect ~ said Jasper Kenneth,
wonderingly.
"lour agent, sir, holds now a mort.
gage on our store, and we are positive Iy
to meet the payments on it, already
overdue. We, therefore, come to pray
to you to extend the time"
"Your names ."
"Richard Burnett and William Ell.
lersley."
The wealthy merchant was considcra-
bly, startled.
"And did you ever live in the little
village Of Ferndale ?' he asked.
"That is our native place."
".tnd it is also mine"
"Then you will not refuse to spare
us ?" they both exclaimed in a sudden
hope.
"And do you remember me ?" he inn
mediat ely demanded.
Their counteuances fell.
"Remember you ~ they said; chow
should we? We knew some Kenneths
there, a drunkard and his family, but
they could not surely be relatives of
yours?"
"But they were relatives of mine, for
I am JASPER KEN METH"
And like an ocean wave the memory
of their school-boy prosecutions of JAS
per Kenneth rushed upon their souls,
and thinking Of the threats he uttered
then, they sorrowfully turned away,
and would have left the Office. Blu. he
called them back.
Orchard Barnett" he demanded, do
you recollect the way you prosecuted
me, because, though only poor boy, /
Glanced to be better sch olar than
Squire Burnett's son? DO you remcm-
ber, both of you, the mental tortures
that / suffered at your haDds!'
They answered not a word.
"And do you call to mind what as
suled you then, that should sometime
be as good as you, and l should not then
forget you ?"
"Ies,' they answered moodily, eve
recoIilct II all, ana had we known who
you really were, we never should have
come to you for favor. Your revenge
has come at last"
my revenge" said Jasper Kenneth,
smiling now as he gazed pityingly upon
their evident distress. "Ah! gentlemen,
my words perhaps misled you sadly.
do not seek revenge for what | suffered
then-not in the way you think. My
agent shall have orders not to press
you"
"What ." they cried, in rapt astonish-
ment, land after knowing who we are,
do you still spare US?
"Iou must not think that because ]
have not forgotten what occurred in
boyhood, that | have not long ago for
ven,' said Jasler Kenneth, quietly.
The past is past, aud if l ruin you, it
will in no wise do me any good, nor be
n help for that. My agent will not press
YOU"
The tears of gratitude sprang into
their eyes, as they both grasped his
hands.
"You are revenged," they said. "a
noble vengeance, that is hcaping Goals
of fire upon us. And such Goals always
burn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20
Ii0OFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
bterS and il intended for use in when al
cOhollr Stimuant required III connection with the
Tonic properties of the BtterS. Each bottle of the
Tonic contains hOttl" Of the Etter&. combined
with rur" SANTA trtz RUN. nnd favored in such a
manner That eNt.e II" bitterness OF the BteTS is
come, forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant 10 the paiate and containing tn" medicinal
virtues Of the RteTa. The price Uithe Tonic is 81
per bottle. which many persons think too high. They
iiitst take into consideration that the stmuant us"
IS guaranteed To be OF pure quality. article
could be furnished cheaper price but is IL NOT hcl
ter 70 pay q little more md hav" good article A
medicinal preparation shcu'd contain but the
best ingredients, and they who expect to obtain Il
cheap CulnIOuId y i'll most certainly be cheated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

During the May anniversaries in New
York, the following dialogue was over
heard between two newsboss: Say,
Jim, what's the meaning of SO many
ministers bein' here altogether ?"
"Why," "answcred Jim, ,scornfully. "they
| always meet once year, to exchange
sermons with each other.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

a Frenchman at Sheldon, VT, who
left the employ of the railway company
because Of the danger to his life, and
commenced working from house to
house, was instantly killed few days
after by fragment of log exploded
by powder in lot adjoining that in
which he Was saving wood.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

An absent minded editor who is
known to have an account at the bank
comes from some fifty miles below to
our city counting. The other night it
came to climax, and the old man was
interviewed. $50 you want Clara ?"
said pdtcr familias, what will you give
here" "Give her," replied the newspa-
per man, looking up vacantly, 40, III
give her puff
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20

A UCTIONEER viii attend PROMPTLY to
~ selling all kinds of property at Auction,
In any part of & ''ltr county. \ list ot his ;tics
will always be found at the TIPToS ADV ElslI-
SER office, where thoSt' desiring his sers ices
can fix the dav for their sale without seeing
Inn. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-20
4. ID. EDIT[{:.

" Iowa, VIII pay particular ut tention to all
kinds OF building that may he entrusted to
his care especially churches and school houses
and will guarantee all work to be done in the
best manter. Also makes out plans and spcci-
fcatiOn$, 3Gvl