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FALL FLOWING.

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There is no more impartact- work 81
the farm than the Fall preparation ~o1
the soil for tho Spring crops Nor il
there better time to secure that at.
teution from tbs energetic farmer, nec
essary to insure its being we'll done.
The farmer receives many advanta.
ges from the performances of this i'm
portant Fall work, and there is no
work which will pay better to be wei
done, for the reason that this is sea
son OF comparative leisure, when there
is little else to divert the attention o.
the farmer.
Each furrow-slice should be turned
up Of uniform width and depth.
Nothing short OF this will admit of an
even surface for seed-bed.
Fhe ground is usually dry in the
Fall, as it should always be when pillow.
ed. 1t SO dry as to break up cloddy,
all the better, as it is less liable to run
together from the effects of heavy
rains, and become baked in this con.
ditiou: =, J.
1.-THE weeds ara Of such height as
not to be completely turned, a chain
attached-ono end to the end of the
doubletree, and the other to tho pillow
beam-will complete the work.
Flowing should be done before the
seeds ripeu on noxious weeds, or at
least before they become 50 dvy as &c
prevent thor thorough decomposition
before tho maturing OF the succeeding
crop.
If the advice of Mr.. Greedy, to
"plow Deep" is followed, be sure it is
done in the Fall, that the new soil may
be percolated by the feytilizing inau-
encos Of the rain, atmosphere contain.
ing the gasses, etc., and that it may
again assume that degree of fineness
necessary to the growth of plants. It
the peculiarities o: the sol. are we'll ur-
derstood, and decisions in the matter
are from actual experience, this pro-
gramme may be changed to suit the
soil, as the great VARIETY Of soils. re.
quires great variety Of treatment.
These remarks apply to the lighter
soils, as are usually found on the prai-
ries. Some soils are benefited by
turning up the sub-soil to the depth of
from twelve to ffteen inc hes, while
others .re really injured by the pro-
cess. Ifany benefits are to be derived
from this very plowlpg on these West
ern prairies, We shall be pleased to i've
practical results; through the columns
ofthe Western Rural, if those who have
had such experience will supply it.
Our experience is that O., shallow soil
cannot be made deepsa single plow-
ing but that il must DO done gradually,
BY understanding, Unnecessary, clover.
ing, maturing, and high state Of
CIVILIZATIONS:
Flowing done in the Fall should be
done better, if possible, chan when
done in the Spring, else perfect seed.
bed cannot be formed without plo wing
again IN the Spring, which Is not gen.
orally good plan in the light soils,
such as are found on the broad p,ai-
RES Of the West. Much, however, de.
ponds on the. seasons extremely wet
ones requiring land to be more fire.
quently pIowed. On the other hand,
in dry seasons, clay soils will require
beng plowed oftcner even Sumner
fallow is great advantage for some
crops. Western Rural.
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||j|ll|l I[ll|] SOCIETY

~ ~ el.iusn. ~, .clai, +. ssss.t ~ var
Large Medical Colleges. IL deals fafleAly bat
chasesly with evils fro,n which spring physical aad
moral degradation, and domestic iafsety It 4 b.
:ng rsvtcwst-praised q criticised By III ths lsad.
the y. g., sad the verdict Of the bsGt asd most d.
crintnasing h, that it 10 EoRA4kAblo beck
that It viii make Its mark and 10 9oo1,
Its Of vital taPorl 0nee to every aan a1A
woman In the land, and h having . wonderful
sal~.
Agents WIN ind TIL rssv opportunity - 1aks
osnsy. CtrsslaEs dvi1S esll Particular viii ~
Address J.0. GOODMAN 4 CO, lu11isAav
SCusson Houss Plsea. Chicago, III,
ehy who're you saw thb sdvRt3ss0slf.
vllo2-13V 49, -....
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warner's Pile Remedy has never Ailsd
mot in csss) to the very worst cases
Blind, Itching or Bleesins Piles. Those who are Of
icted should imm ediately call their druxgst and
got Warnes's Pie Remedy. It 10 expressly for thl
Piles and 10 not recommended 70 cure any other de
sase It has cured many cases Of over thirty ysars
standing PricsSl For sale b. druggists evsfyWhesl
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonie 10 prspelS3
expressly for Dyspsptcs and those suffering With H.
Dttua! Costivsnees 1t 10 asl shsly stinuisAns ton
aeh and restores organs 70 thsi healthy
state Weak, nervous and dyspsrtie pesoels sho1Id
q: Har"ess DypsPste Tonic. 1orsals BY dsuggists
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EXECUTION eALH.-By vstss Of ~ szscation
II Issued ont Of and under The soA q tAs District
Court Of the 18th JndciSi District Of d. 6ssts OF
Minnesota In ard TOR The County Ct SeaEss, bearing
date March 70. 4 d. 1871, upoa tudgmsst IspdsI-
ed and docketed in said Court aud County On the
ssid 18th day OF Natch, A. d. 1871, in IN scton
therein pending, wherein jerome I. Case h bIaiuti6
ana joshua Kemp defendant, In frvor Of saA plain.
In and against Aad defendant for the SON Of t2lO
on which said judgment there 10 nOv Actually tue
fstd sum OF with interest thereon true eDd
since said Nth day Of March, 4. D. 1871, to ~ he
Sheriff Of 81 dctunty directed II devei 3D. have
on this 18th ~ u August, A. l.. 1871 levied uoop
10 the property Of said defendant Kemp TIE toijew
ing Described real estate, situate in sesIps county
Aforesaid, to Wit: the west half 90. q the north
west quarter % ard the west hat % o. the south
west qusrtr "a Of ssetjon twenty.iOur {2D in town.
ship one hundred and twenty-five llzz) Of r.sgs
(z) ", with it sppurtensncss, to&sth-
or with al The right, title and interest oi rid l.
fonant xsnp IN said real estate on the day Of the
rendition Of aid Judgment subsequently, tAefsto
There ore, notice given ibAt vii s<li shs aboys
describe real estate, toGelLsr with its spHur
ces at public auction The hIkhsst bidder cab,
at the front door Of the Court hspse, in ths City 4
St. Cloud, in said eteArDs County o. eATVRIAY.
THE Il1s DAY OF Ot10BAR, 4. D. 1874, at
O'Clock in the Afternoon II that de5 r. snsiJ the
Aforesaid execution and all *zpenses q ~:
Sheriff Of StsaE1s Co., 1ta1esots.
KERH COLLINS, =, -
PIaintin b Attorneys. sr: auS$l.7V
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NATURES
AIR4RESTORAIIVE,

Contains no Lac 6ulphur-No Sugar Of Lesd-Ns
Nitrate of Silver, and 10 entirely free
from the Poisonops and Health-destroying 0Iuko
Hssdin other Hair Preparations
TrsDCpsTsPt aud c'sarak cryshl, will not soil
tne haes> Asn.- r .llsstly SAFE, CLEAN and EFFI-
C1ENI-deciderdrums LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT LAST!
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
Gray, imparts soft, glossy appearance, removes
Dandru is cool and refreshing to the head. checks
extent when premssareiy Lost, prs1snts Hs.lseSs,
cures al Humors, cutnsoas sruptioas, and 1nlAt1sa
Heat. As DRESSING for the Hair 1t 10 the beet
Article II the market.
Dr.. G. SnTH, Ratsatss, 0ortoa Junction, Naas.
Prepared only By PROCTkR BRGTHEk1, 0iesess-
tel, Mass. The Genuine isRut uP In paisl bottle,
made sxpfessly for 1t with 1s Of the sEtiels blown
Ia the glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative, and take NO other.
For sale BY G. sCHULTEN CO.,
and T1CKNOR, TOLNAN co. st. Cloud
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON REID,
Wholesale Agsnts, q LAKE, Steel Chicago
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NJOTICR-U.S s. LAND OFFICE,
N St. Cloud, Minn., July r.. 1s1l.
Complsint having been entered Ut this od8os b.
Bernard TONES against VIM. c. Mcintyre for sbas-
donng Lis Homestead Eatry No. As: S, dated Dsos0-
Der 80, 1867, upon the M swl and swH svx -
ton II, and SEA sci section Is, township II,
70 ts Cancellation If I'D entry the ..id p.:sss
are hereby summoned TO appear 1t this eDoo q To
zls1 LAY or SEPTENBkk, 1871, st 10 o'lIo ek u
the forenoon to respond aud furnish tsetRosy 49,
CO ming said alleged abandonment.
9. A. GILMAN, RsgktsG.
aug36w-u r. C.AcCLUkk Keceiv0.
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NJ OTICE-U. 8. LAND OlTICE.
IN ~ Clupd, MINI. Arg, 2etA, 1871.
complaint having bssn snssa ID at this o1bce BY
rheo&'rs k1sls aS.inss 1ichael 1usn, fog sbssdoR-
IL Lie nooesresd entry, No. sS2S, dated January
IL, leSo, upon the swM neh sw1< end ~ sw1
section township l.6 rang. u N ssssfns county,
Minnesota with view 70 the eanesllasjos Of sasd
Try, the sad parties ksrsby summoosd 70 sppsar
~ this ofkcSon the 18th DAY Or OGTVDBR, 1871, st
~ o'clock .. N. - rsspcRa and In NIB tss6Roay
concerning said alleged abIudoo1sns.
q. 4. GILLIAN, Bsgistss.
sag326w &c. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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q. bottles seat on receipt Of hvs % ao1ass, q tlrse
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glass bottles rs csuts) one pill docA The ~ kesa
Prescription known for The Liver and tho 49,. ~
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TTRE FINKLE l. LYON SEWING MA
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new Hemmer, &c., 10 now offered to agents
on more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
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can make $500 per month. Address -
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6. 1. GILMAN, 1ssis,ss.
Z. G. AoCLU8k, IoeatS0.


NJ OT1CE-U. Q. LAND OFFICE. ~.
N st. Cloud, AiRD, Aug. 3lth, 1871.
Complaint having been eutsrod as this oftee b.
Andrew J: Glkin sgainst Mary Gsrhsrdt, for sbend-
oning her homestead sutry, No. 6z1I, datA Asx. TO-
1905, upoa the ~ swH section =. township LIZ,
range ~ In etesrns County ,Annsso' with NV
hereby summoned to appear It this oes On the 10Th
LAY Or OcTOBEK iii, 1t 10 1eloex q. n. e 10
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
xDan'. obment. c. A. GILMAN, ksxister.
sug5l-6wh TIC. ACcLUk1, kecelyeF. =.
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8. LAND Office

NIOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ 6t. Cloud, MIMI, Aug II, 1871
7. +. g. Wor,z against Michael Wortz for absn-
doning his homestead entry, No. 1892 dated April 2o
1868, upon the M seq, section IA, tow nship LII
range 80, in Meeker county Minnesota, with : view
tothe cancellation said entry: the said parties arc
heteby summoned to appear 1t this Office tns 511
DAY OfVCTOBEk ISL 1T 10 O'Clock in the fofsnouo
to re pond :nd furnish testimony concerning sad a.
legged abandonment.
G. L. GILMAN, Rseisssr.
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The Yong Pilot.

An original Monthly Magazine for Young
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stories, history, travels, puzzles, 10. IS
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BELLE PRAIRIE, MlNN., Aug. 7th, 1871.
TINS Is to certify that I have given my stsp son.
i Peter Armidace Lezns" his time and that fton
this date will not claim any Of his wages nor pev
any debts Of bis contracting. 49, - 49,
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The Littb Chief.

A magazine for Boys aad Girls, similar in
s:yle to The nssssias described above
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-28
nr. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Care for all kiads OF Paine
and Aches.

ArrLIrp EStGESALIr.-li will cure all kinds OF
pans AMI arhc-. such ~ rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Iooiharhc, ,hilb.alns, spralns, BRUISES, FROST
lhtcs, Headaches, Pains IN the Back and Loins,
Pans the Jp.uts, Limbs, sungs OF lnsects, Ring
worms, etc,
TAkiN lN5lENALIY.--It will cure Kidney Com.
plant L,ckrhe,, SICK headache, collie, dysentcTy
dIaTrhoea, chu.cH Iniantum, cholera morbus,
cramps and palns "a the stomach. fever and ague,
coughs, colds, asthma. etc.
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Ghe Bulletin.


A lady friend fnu'g that the press
gave constant prominence TO the doings of
her sex. furnishes the following itoms about
men:
Men put their canes under their arms
TO put out the women's eyes.
A man in Massachusetts, caused tobacco
Juice to ay in a lady's face.
A man In New Haven keeps hcrery,
which his wife feeds from the proceeds of
sewing, and sells the eggs for tobacco.
A man down East makes his wife knit
his stockings, but he don't mend her shoes.
A man In Indiana was fined for whip
ping his wife. The wife washed to pay
the nne.
A man in America keeps a millinery
shop. His wife makes the bonnets and
sells them, and takes care of the babic'.
Men IN America make and break laws
but don't pay all the taxes.
Men smoke-nobody can purify the house
for months after.
Men that WELD the power should have
more street-car accommodations and not
stand up.
Men in Illinois put their fee, on people s
chairs who sit before them
A man in Jail wants people to be hon.
est.
A man in Washington would likcto be
President
A man in Vermont can't marry because
he can't maintain so many women.
A man in California says Olive Logan
ought 10 be made to marry, and help some
man to support himself.
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The Origin OF she cigar.

The 6rst account We have of the cigar is
found In the works of Nsvarretc and Lus
Casas, and IL quoted by Irving In dcs-
cribing the frat voyage Of Columbus he
says: "They behcld several Of the nativc5
going about with hrcbranis in their
hands, and certain dried herb, which they
rolled up in leaf, and, lighting one end
put the other In their mouths, and contin-
ued inhaling and putting out the smoke.
A roll Of this kind they called u, tobacco, u
name sincc transferred 70 the plant of
which the rolls were made though that is
the name by which the cigar Is TO-DAY
known In Cuba. Oviedo speaks Of IT
(His;oria General de las Iadias) rs among
'the evil customs Of the Indians Of Cuba,
very pernicioas, and producing inscnsibil-
ity.' THOR mode Of smoking was by in
ha!ation through the nostrils, by means Of
. hollow, forked cane, the forkcd end,
being inserted in the nostrils, the other end
--CSba viii Pen and Pencil, Samuel
Hazard.
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Improvenents-Hosss t2I26, rooms; 4 eel.
lar eight feet deep, we'll vailed and perfectly dry
under thewhole house; barn, wood house. smoke
house and lumber house, oil in good repair; lien.
~ ot good water Three hundred bartlett Pear
trees and other choice varieties; half mile Of
'"',Se, over two acres vineyard IN full bearing,
an an abundance Of peaches and appes.
any Person wishing to purchase had better
cal or write soon as am determined to sell.
Address, g. W. BIDDLE.
jan. ~, is'i--dsn Mound City, Illinois,
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~One Of the most remarkable eases
In the history Of divorce has just been un-
earthed. Mrs. NJ. &. Harbrouck applied
70 Judge Switzerland to have n divorce
obtained by her husband through the in.
strumentality Of New York divorce
lawyer set aside. Her application dis
closes the fact tina, she had lived in her
husbands house until his death, aud
afirms that she was not aware Of any
proceedings against her. On the other
hand IL 10 maintained tina, the husbands
permitting her 20 remain TO remain in hi,
house after the decree Of divorce was sim
ply an act offender consideration for her
reputation.
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Marriage Guide.
Every one his own Doctor.

private instructor for married persons OF
those about TO be- married, both male and female
IA everything coneeIDing the physiology ana re-
latons of our sexual system, and tie production
and prevention Of offspring, lnciud NJ an the rev
discoveries never before gwen IN the English Ian
guage, by Nm. YouNG. NJ, %. This i really a
valuable and interesting work. IL is written IN
PLAN language for the general reader and H. Illus
trated with numerous eDgraylugs. All young
married people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having the leas, lmpedlme1t 10 married iie
should real tins book, IL disclose, secrets that
eyery one should be acquainted with st.ll il is a
book that must he locked up ami not lie about
the house. IL will be sent To any address on re.
ceiPt Of 80 cents. Address DR.. VIM. YOUNG, No.
nov. l0w6m
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