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"a great deal, perhaps. I am anx.
i6us IS fave It well ont Of the house !; l
confess to standing little in awe. OF any
thing 90 mysterious. How do I know
but it is some Internal machine ?
"Oh, we'll, if you suspect me Of such
atrocities, how do you know but I"hase
dzusgsd your coffee" !, !.
81 havsn's doubt Of it. feel N.Y.
self already in your power, your victim.
It was some Arabian potion, was it not,
that made one believe himself 10 P.r,.
disc 7" he had left his seat and was
standing just beside her now, with one
hand resting On her chair. .
II am geiug away tomorrow" ho
f.id, 10 different key.
"Away" with start she would have
given something to suppress.
Eyes. Do you care?"
"We, shall miss you exceedingly"
She vas beginning already to feel how
much.
II hope 50. You have happy way
Of evading questions, I Sec"
"But you will be back agaio ?"
"Shor.ly. In the mean while, if l
we're to write you . letter I wonder
would you burn it or read it;
~ think I should read it,"
"Good.night, then )" and he bent to
her hand, while she stood looking up at
him, till their eyes met in one long,
sweet glance. What beautiful appara-
ton did he sec in those luminous
depths that sent him away With fond
smile on bis lips and a thrill at his
hsartl
CONCLUDED NEXT WE1K.
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WINE OF LIFE.

Tho great Blood Purifier and Delicious rink
warner's Vinum Visse, or Wine OF 1sae
u nee iron any poisonous drugs impurities being
prepared Tor those who require . stimulant Il IL
splendid appetizer and tonic, and tho finest thirK 10
tue world Purifying the blood. II 10 the most plea
SAINT and delicious article ever oferd t. the pu.lic
other article 1t il more healthy, AMI cheaper. Both
male and female, young and ola. eau take tue Wine
OF Lite II is, in fact, Lie preservG Those who
wish to enjoy goOd health a free flow OF live.
~ sprits, will do we'll to take tho Wine Of Life It
different from any thing ever before in USE It 10
to)d by by druggists. Price $780, in quart bottles
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e 1t Il reported that not . single first
class painting Of Rosa Bonseur is now in
her nativs eonntry. Her best works are
II 4nglaad, America, Germany, and Rus
~. The Emperor william Of Germany
has seven Of her paintings, and Mdlle.
Bonhsur II now At work upon three paint
iBIs representing tho tavorits horses and
dogs Of tho old monarch,
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TIRE F1NKLE & LYON SEWING Ma
i CHINE. with Drop Feed, new Tske-up
new Hemmer, &c., 10 now offered to agents
On more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines In exchange, or the new i'm
proveuents applied. H.,
Eve.y Machine 10 warranted First. Class,
and il the purchaser dees not % regard II
after . fair trial, he can return Il and
money refunded. H." i
N. B.-Wsnted. Travelling Agents 70
visit each town, distributing circulars, % .
planning the Improvements, ete ,ete who
can make $500 per month. Address =,
LYONS MUTUAL 8. n. CO., s.
UaieI Square, % 1ast 17th st., NsW 1e1s
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KICKED BY A MULE.

~sAO VVonovn ueN . u0'o' Auo1o
wss nothing remarkable in the mere
fact Of his being the possessor Of
such IN animal, but there WAS some
thing peculiar about this mule. He
tho auimal-oould kick higher, hit
harder, on tho slightest provooatioo, and
aot uglisr than any mule on record.
Oas morning, riding his property to
market, JAKE met Jim Boggs, against
whom bel had IN old, but concealed
gradge. He knew Boggs' weakness lay
n bragsing and betting; therefore, he
salused him accordingly:
! "Hov are you Jim? Fine morn.
isg!"
"assrty, squire" replied Jim. "Fine
weather. Nice mule that you have,
Win he do to bet ont
"Bet onl Guess he will that. 1
tell you Jim Boggs, he's the best mule
In this country. Pad $500 for him"
"0reat smash Is that so 2" ejac-
uhted Jim.
"Solid truth, every word Of it. Tell
you con6dentially, Jim, I'm taking him
down for betting purposes. 1 bet he
can kick . fly of from any man without
its hurting him."
"Nov, look here, SQUIRE" says Jim,
~ am not betting character, but I'll
bet you something on that myself"
"Jim, there's no use don't bet, 1
don't want to win your money"
"Don't DO alarmed, squire, I'll take
such bets a. them every time."
SWELL, if you arc determined to bet
I will risk . small stake-s.y five dol.
bss."
"Au right, squire, you're my man.
But who'll he kick the fly off? There
i no one here but yoa and I. You
try it."
"No;" says johnson II have to be
by tho mules head to order him."
"Oh yaas;" says jim. "Then prob
ably I'm the man. Wa'all, I'll do it {:
but you are to bet ten against my five,
If I risk it."
"Au right" quoth the squire.
"Now, there il Ay on your shoulder
Stand STILL" And johnson adjusted
The mule.
"Whist, Jsrvey," said he.
The mule raised his heels with such
vsheity and force that Boggs rose in
the a,r like bird, and alighted on all.
four in . muddy ditch, bang up
sgaiust nil fence.
Rising. in towering rage, he ex.
claimed;
"Yaas, that il smsrtl knew your
da1nsd mule couldn't do it. You had
that al put up. I wouldn't BE- kicked
like that for fifty dollars. Ysu can
jIst fork over them are stakes for 1t any
Wy"
= "Nos 20 fast; Jsrvy did just what l
said be could; that is, kick fly of
man without its hurting him. You
~, tho male i not injured by the op.
Grafton. However, if you are not sat-
saed, W will Try it again as often as
you wish"
"The deuce take you" growled jim.
I'D rather have 4 barn fall on me At
snee than have that eritter kick me
tssain. Keep tie stakes, but don't say
anything about it,
And Boggs trudgsd on in bitterness
Of soul, murmuring to himself, "Sold,
by thunder and kicked BY . mule p
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EMMENAGOG LIE.

Gle known t. cure the Whites, ii will urs in every
case) Where 10 the famil, In which this importsn-
medicine 10 not wantedi Mothers, this il the great
e1t blessing ever offered you, and you should imsdf
ately procure It. II ts also for Female Ir
regularitss and may be depended uponin every cass
where thu monthly dow has been obstructed though
cold Or disease. Sold by druggists. Price 100 or
sent by mail on receip3 Of $l.25.
90: Address go state street. Chicago.
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EI[l!lI l[E]!llIjI

BY pu, Prole.sa VI Uur
large Medical Colleges. 1t dea's fearlessly but
chastely with evils from which spring phyGeal and
moral degradation, and domestic infelcity II BE-
ing revieWec-prased Or criticised, BY al the lead
tie U. g. and the verdict Of the best ard most dis
eliminating il, that it isa remarkable book
that it will make its mark and do good.
woman in the land, and il having . wonderful
sxl-.
Agents will find this . rare opportunity to make
meney Circulars, giving full Particular, with nu'
merous notices of the Pres, sent free.
Address is. GOODMAN / CO., Publishers
5Custom House Piaes, Chicago, III.
Say who're you saw this advertisement.
vl4n2-13W
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--Of what popular air sreyou reminded
By seeing heavy tin kettle tied to doris
tail ? A1swsr-Wsight for the Vaughn.
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NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

contains no Lac salph1F@No sa9aT Of Ie.d-No
Ltharge-No Nitrate Of Silver, and IL entirely fres
fon tho Poisonors and misunderstanding Drugs
assdin other Hair Prepsxstiona
TEauspsyspt and c'ssrx eryst>i, will not sol
vne hness- >snN- ?. l,sstly SAFE, CLAN and EN-.
SOUND At 4AsTI
It restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
Gray, imparts . soft, glossy appearance. removes
Daadrun, IL cool and refreshing to the head checks
the hair from falling off, and restores it to great
extent when premaaarely lost, prevents Headache,
cures all Humors, cutneous eruptons and unnatural
Heat. As . DRESSING for the Hair It 10 the best
Article In tho market.
Dr.. G. SMITH, latentss, Gorton Junction, Nass.
Prepared only by PROCTOR BROTHERS, 6io0ees-
ter, Mass. The Genuine 10 put up in panel bettle,
made expressly for 1t with Of the article blown
in the glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative, and taxa other.
For sale by G. sCHULTEN + CO.,
and TICKNOR, TOLMAN co. St. Cloud
VAN sOHAACK, STEVENSON REID,
Wholesale Agents. 81 Lake steet Chicago
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The young Duke Alexis 10 said to bear
8 striking resemblance to his imperial "a
tlsr, whose fAvorite con. he IL. He speaks
ax languages auently /; smokes excessive.
II; eAn swear IN IL tongues beside his M
t,,e's Russian, and plays. billiards Ike .
SeoeDoodoasl. 49,. q = 20. a..
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warner's Pile Remedy has never failed
mot even In ono tho very worst cases Of
1tcted should imm ediately call their druggist and
get Warmers fike Remedy. 1t 10 expressly for tho
Piles and ie not recommended to any other dis
ease. It has cured many cases of thirty years.
standing Price ST. For sale BY druggists everywhere
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-Joeh Billings says he never will pat
: ronizs . lottery 20 long % he can find any
enc else % rob him ct reasonable wares.
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$4,000 PRE1dIUMS
= 70 tho Subscribers Of The
SAINT PAUL PIONEER
The Late Residence OF Capt. WIN. +.
Davidson,
In st. Paul, MINI. Cost over $4,000.
The celsbrstsd
OIL PAINTING OF MIENEHAHA FALLS
ByGubeet Mungse.
a. ELGIN WATCHES
manufactured.
OIL PAINTINGS. TAaxs, I1nsx. LANDS. sxwue MA
CHINA, GlR8NDACKs, 0oLo, h,
RaA Pioneer the 9th day Of September 1871, At the
Opera House, in St. Paul.
take charge Of and mare the distribution:
Gen; H. H. H; s,ney R.e.ident Ct city Bank s.in.
Ex-Nsyor St. Paul; Hon. Chas. schener. Of Aub.uch
Finch scheder. St. Paul; Hon. Vim. A. Spencer,
Clerk Of the Q. g. District Court; Hon; Geo: l. Otis
= Bank St. Paul; Hon. J. 1. Burbank, President
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insnrance CO. st. Paul;
3. Delano Esq., Superintendent First Div. St. Pa P
] Every yearly subscriber to the Weekly Pioneer a.
April 1st 1871 is entitled to share in the dis
| tributioD Of premiums.
Every yearl suLscrit er to the IT. Weekly Pioneer
after April entitled to three shares in the
| distribution of premiums.
Every yearly subscriber to the Daily Pioneer, by
mail after April lst, 1871, entitled to I'VE shares
] in the distribution Of premiums.
fk1ns Casa ~ ADvAHcE-For one year, Weekly,
81; Tri-~eekly So; Daily, by mail, SO.
Specimen Numbers, containing fall
| list OF Premiums, will be sent free en-
| application.
Address PIONEER PRINTING co.
| jun8 st. Paal, MINI.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic 10 prepared
expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffering with ha-
bitus! Costvsnees. 1t 10 81 ghtiy stimulating ton.
ach and restores the organs TO their healthy
state Weak, nervous and dyapertc p+rso should
nse Warnes Dy.pepstc Tonic. For ssle By druggists.
Price One Dollar.
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TO Can eW1lT Colx-N should be we'll
seasoned With salt, pepper, and white %.
gax, cooked . good deal, Gay ono heur.
Peas can b prepared the same way; then
en-, sane % fruit.
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COUGH NO MORE.

warner's Cough Balsam 10 healing, soft
ening and expectorating. The extraordinary power
1t possesses IN immediately relieving and eventually
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, influenza, Catarfh, Hoarse.
ness, Asthma aud Consumption /, almost Incredible.
20 prompt IL the relief and certain ts effects in all
lungs, that trousands Of physicaus are daily pre-.
scribing It, and and all say that 1t is the ost
healing and oxpectoratiug medicine known. On
dose always affords relief, and in most cases one bot.
tic elects cure Sold by druggists large bottles.
Price One Dollar. It is your own fault il you viii
cough and suffer. The Balssm will cure.
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I0TICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

nv V3Ho3s'-V' q: 1ANU VEI1C6s
~ st. Cloud. MIMI, June 20, 1911.
Complaint having been entered At this Office By
William Ron agaiast Rufus Prescott for slandon.
Ing his Homestead Entry No. SOS, dated Nay a.
1867, upou the s~k nv1 / nwk sw1< &c. 8, TowL.
sa's Id Range -. In Morrison county, Man., visAs
view TO the cancellation Of said e.try Tie sad par
the lrH DAY or AUGUST, ISL, ct 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
9. 4. GILMAN, Resistee,
june226w1 T. G. MCCLURE, 1ecsivor
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The exchange Of 6ve.twcnties for
the bonds Of the funded loan has very
nearly ceased.
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AYOrIcE-U. LAND OFFICE,

AOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
N 1t. Cloud, Minn., July a, 1871
Complaint having been entered At sofcs By Kol.
ben AnderDen sgainst Thiman g. Restwet fe abandon.
IL, 1870. upon the w nwZ section g. township Ia
range -, ip Chippewa county, Minnesota With svisw
to the cancellation OF said entry the said parties ars
DAY " SkPCExBkR 1871, It 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, 70 respond and furnish testimony ooueeeuins
said alleged abandonment.
CA. GILMAN, Rssistss.
julyHl TO. MCCLURE, Rscstvsr.
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eAusAo8 R8cBlPB.-To twenty-five
pounds Of meat odd ton ounces Of salt, two
Of suGar.two Of pepper, andon large sp oon
f6l Of finger.
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AI0TICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
" C1ouA NaAu~

~ Os' V10uos 01un's Susy I, 1S51.
Complaint having been entered a. this once BIZ
Adobe auptill against Dudley 9. 8rsnch for aben.
doning his homestead entry, No. 60 dated Feb Is
lse4, upon tse IVY swh, section q toxnhip Ia.
tothe cancellation Of sai entry: tho ss peres ~
hevoby summoned to appear At this vcs On tao 2l91
DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, at 10 o'clock in tie forenoon
70 70 pond and furnish testimony concerning sid ii.
legged abandonment. -
:T =" c. A. GILMAN, REGISTER.
tulySSwu -: T. G. MCCLURE, Rscsiysr.
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p. MUNSINGER

r. MUN5INGER
10 still engaged in manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which have given
such universal satisfaction throughout
Northern Minnesota.
He is also agent for the
Star Co per
LIGHTNING ROD,
And is prepared to promptly attend to
Oh orders for 80 ..@. s... -
Iron Pumps and Lightning Rsas'
Also, Weu 1easmg done. ...
Shop on Wahiugton avenue, next door
% the Fletcher House. .. s.,...5- ...~..
St. Cloud. Tsbr. q. 1871. vls
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Long or Short
TALES AND SKETCHES
Will be in each number.

In addition; The JOURNAL
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NO1ICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE
II It, C1ond MINI I'll

NI0AICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICH.l
N st. Cloud, MINI. July Is, ls7l.
Complaint having been entered at this oaes BY
Geo. W Boulton against Seth smoas for abaadoninx
biz deelaratory statement NJ. AUS, dated
1870 upon the wv section q, township La, mage
%, IN Morrison county, Ain"esota, " tn . view to
the caneelstion q saia entry the said parties
hereby summoned to appear 1t this ONCE the 17th
DAY Of 6ErTEABkk 1871, It 10 Jciock .. n, to
respond aad furnish testimony Conserving sid H.
ged abandonment
ca. GILMAN, Register.
july6.6vn Z. 9. AeULUR1, Receiver.
NIOTICE-U.S. LAND OFFICE,
N St. Cloud, Mimi, July IL. 1871.
Complaint having bsen entered ct this once By
Andrew Collins against Matthias 9auernietnd for absn
dontng his Homestead Entry, No. $500 dated Nay
SC, 1867, upon the seN nwk and * swL and svE
w: section a. township La. range q. In sts.1,s
ton Of said sstry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear At this ONCE on the 7r1
DAY VI sEPTEMBER, 1871, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
CA. GILMAN, Register.
July2OthI T.C.M0CLUkE. Receiver.
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e Ne O00A NJ 00R0E100V4OOUb
J. Il RANDALL. General Ticket Agen'
Milwaukee & st. Paul
RAILWAY.
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UKEE, CHICAGO.
land
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Passengersgoine via Milwaukee make sure connse-
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
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AND
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BAGGAGE, DAY AND PALACE CARS,
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PuLLmAHs THROUGH PALACE CARS
Prom CHICAGO to
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DAY AND SHIPPING CARS THROUGH WITH.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-04

J. Smythe Jownes thinks the most ef-
fectusl way TO demoraize an enemy is to
court and marry his sweetheart, then die
and leave her widow, that she may mar
ry him and make him listen for the rest of
his life to "reminiscences of "the deceased"
An unmarried young man declared the
other day, with an expression of coun-
tenance most lugubrious, II never cared a
farthing about getting married until I
attended an old bachelors funeral"
A ladys dressmaker Mortified her the
other day by telling her she would "cut
her body OUT in the course Of the after
noon.
A bachelor editor, who had pretty sis
ter, recently wrote 10 another bachelor,
equally fortunate--"Please exchange"