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Lard.
Hams, and
Shoulders,
In quantii les to suit, at
DIN. 6. MURPHY & CO.'S.

PROGRESS or TIE REvoLUT1oN.-A new
light dawned upon the world with the in
PRODUCTION Of Plantation Bitters twelve
years ago. Drastic purgation went cut
restoration and renovation came in. The
eyes Of tho people were opened to the great
fact that the way to cure disease is to
strengthen and support its victims, not to
place them ut its mercy by depriving them
Of the little strength they have. It soon
became evident that as means Of infusinq
vitality into the feeble system, regulating
the secretions, curing indigestion, and re-
forming bilious habit Of body, no medici-
nal preparation then known was at all
comparable to the new restorative. Since
then hundreds of attempts have been made
to rival the Bitters. They have all failed,
and the Grand Revolution in medical
treatment, which was commenced in 1860,
is still in progress. Nothing con stop it,
for it is founded on the principle, now uni
versslly acknowledged, that physical vigor
is the most formidable antagonist OF I'll
human ailments, and experience has shown
that Plantation Bitters is q peerless invig-
GRANT, as we'll as the best possible SAFE
guard against epidemic diseases.
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MORE ABOUT JEFF. DAVIS, EsCA.
PADE.

Last Wednesday night, as tho Charles
ton railroad train was leaving Chattanooga,
ex-Confederate Gen. D. H Maury entered
the Pullman palace sleeping car, and,
meeting conductor Trice, asked him bis
name. On being informed, Gen. Msury
asked, care you the man that circulated
those lies about Mr.. Davis ?" Mr.. Trice
responded, 81 am the man who told what
you refer to- The General stepped back,
put his hand behind him, and replied :.
''You are . id lying ---." A
'scufle ensued, during which Mr.. Trice
knocked the General down, and struck him
over tho head with poker until he be-
came senselsss. The wounded man was
removed from the car at Huntsville by the
employees Of the train. His injuries are
said to be very severe, and probably fatal.
The difficulty is much to be regretted, and
ought to have been avoided by all parties.
-Aemphis Ledger Feb. 3D.
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What the Leading Taxpny-
! .-s- ers Say.
THE MEN THAT WAIT, CLARKE +
MCCLURE HAVE UNDERTAKEN
10 PUT DOWN.
206 OF T 7. ] I
SHALL THE PEOPLE OR THE
"RlNG" RULE!

WHEREAS, The Common Council Of the
City Of St. Cloud did. Oh the 25th day Of
December, A. D. 1871, pass resolution
pledgiug the faith Of the said city to the
issttance of its bonds in the sum Ct Sixty
five Thousand Dollars, to the st. Paul &
Pacific Railroad Company, aud the giving
Of said Company, free of charge, the right
o. Way through said city and twenty acres
sf,l.sd conveniently located therein for
adpot$grounds, and pledging also. the full
performance by said city. of all the pro-
visions contained in certain resolution
therein referred to passed by the Board Of
Directors Of the iorthera Pacific Railroad
Company, to be performed by said ol'y:
Now, therefore, We the undersigned citi-
zens and legal voters Of said city, do here
by soiemnly pledge our hearty support Of
sud resolution passed by said City Coun.
Gil, and promise and agree faithfully to la.
hor for the Legislation, and to vote for the
r.,,hca'i ion of said DO uds and for the spprov.
ii sEof SUCH ordinance as said Common
Council may pass, in pursuance Of said
rpsolnfion
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TaE MA Rh Ell ,
ST.. CLOUD, Fob. ii, 1872

ST.. CLOUD, Fob. ii, 1872.
Wheat-Firm at $I.o0 a$l G6.
Oats-36c to $50.
Corn-45a50c.
Barley-60o
Rye, $50.
Bran-eoo per cvt.
Shorts-$
Feed-$la$l 60 per cwt.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at 81.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality.
Potatoes,- buying at 50a60c.
Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York, Csc.
Butter-Ranges from 1901 to ESQ.
Eggs--2saS0c.
Green apples-$4.50a5,oo per Dbl; 60
cts. per peck.
Cranberrics- .5Oa3.O0.
Wool, 40c.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord; green maple, oak, sc. ,$4a$4 rs;
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. Is.
Wheat-$1 2Sl for No. 2.
Oats-32,.
Corn-4lc.
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MCSHERRY'S
NEW DRILL
AND
r.
BRO AD-C A ST
SEEDER.

At the Minnesota State Fair, held a. st..
Paul in September, 1871, there WAS spir-
tied contest between the Broadcast seed
Sewers and Grain Drills. there being some
ten CT twelve differ ent patents on exhibi-
ton. aud among them the McSherry Grain
Drill and the McSherry Seeder, manulac-
,ured at Dayton, Ohio. After very care
tul examination Of the mechanical con-
struction Of the several machines, with ref
-rence to speed, lightness Of draft. ease Of
adjusting, durability and finish, the ma
chimes were very thoroughly tested in oul-
tivating, in both plowed and unplowed
q round, then carefully tested as to their
ability to distribute tho seed evenly and in
proper quantities. After . trial, lasting
several hours. the judges were unanimous
in awarding the first premium to the Nc.
Sherry brain Drill. Also, to tho McSher-
~ Broad. cast Seed Sower and Cultivator
combined.
The Mcsherry Drill and Feeder have
within the past two years taken the first
prize in nearly all tho Western States. At
the Olmstesd Couaty Fair, held at Roch-
ester on the 9Th, 9Th, and 7th, Of October,
G. W. Payne exhibited his machine in COM
petition with othee leading machines, and
received the first premium on McSherry g
Grain Drill and Grass Seed Sower. First
premium on McSLerry Broadcast Grain
and Grass Seed Sower and Cultivator COM
bind.
J. F.. WING,
feb1-2n St, Cloud, MINI.
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81 A FREAK. OF NATURE.

among the Passengers on the train bound
south last evening was man born and
raised in the county Of Otsego, New York.
His name is William Jacobs. He prides
himself on three we'll developed arms and
hands. the member extraordinary having
grown above the right shoulder blade.
1t hangs3suspended down the back, can
be raised and lowered at will. In length it
is shorter than the arms proper, but pos
sesses extraordinary muscle, which he dis
plays whenever occasion demands,it. No
person passing through railroad car, or
meeting him ulon the street, would OBJ
serve any deformity, but after becoming
cognizant Of this singular case, would OBJ
serve a peculiar fit of his coat.-- Williams
'burg,( Pa, Gazett. -
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THG rUruhE or FRANCE.
Editorial Cor. Milwaukee Wisconsfn.

Editorial Cor. Mil,oaukee Wiscon,fn.
France is now undergoing a sharp
trial for some years. Sho will be
forced to servo Germany. The Ger
man has her on her knees with his
knife ut her throat. The 81, O0o, 900
900 Of indemnify and tho loss of part
other most valuable provinces, is q
depth of humiliation more bitter than
ever inflicted on u nstion which has q
Marengo, an Austerli,z, a Jena, end a
Friedland in its annals, and which had
been exalted by the genius of the
most extraordinary soldier of ancient or
modern times. The French sorely
feel their degradatiop-the iron has
entered into their eouls: and they are
thinking, working and praying for
their hour of retrjbution against
their German task-masters. Now they
must practice endurance, patience, for.
titude and heroic courage to fit them.
selves for their final trial with Cor
many. Anchor rings, pics, &C., Of
iron, silver or gold-which signify
hope-are being distributed among
the rising generation. They are max
ing the utmost efforts to improve and
reorganizc their army. 70 do this
they are willing to be severely taxed.
Heretofore I have expressed the opin.
ion that il would be better to expcnd
the additional amount IN schools, but
it is difficult to make even the most en-.
lightened of European statesmen ap.
preciate the gigantic power Of an edu-
Gated people, when nation demands
the uttermost strength of Ter children.
The army estimates of France for 1872
are 80,o00,000 francs, $l6,000,000
larger than usual. President Theirs
has faith in armies and artillery
We believe ic school masters and edu-
cation. Hence it seems to US that IN.
less France does more to educate her
people ell her struggles against Ger.
many will be in vain.
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"A strange death was that of the
Rev Joseph Denisop, Prosident of tho
Kansas State Agricultural College.
The Kansas Farmer of the 18th con-
tanned cartoon Of a maniac in violent
coutortions, labeled "Joscph Denisoo,
D. D." The unfortunate man elanc-
cd at it, gave an agonizing cry, sunk
on the floor aud died instantly.
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The duty On salt has been

Tho duty GA salt has been de-
NJ unccd as an iuto!crablc oppression.
Allowing thirty-'hrce pounds Of salt a
year to each person, the duty paid ty
each is six cents. Is not the exaction
frightful?
Of course there i, no political mo-
tive in all this hubbuL. 1t is pure pa
triotism.
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LEGISLATIVE VISIT,

The Educational Committees and other
members Of tho Legislature were to have
visited the Normal School at this plaoe on
Tuesday, but the snow storm preventel.-
fhsy, with others, numbering q all about
'tty persons, will arrive on special train
tomorrow at eleven o'clock. Tho follow
ing is the committee of reception: Mayor
s'<err; Aid. Powell. B'idgu~o aud Carter
n. F. Barnes, City Clerk !; Or. .T9lq.n, res
ideut member Of the Normal Bodrd; Judge
sHsalin, late member; Prof. Moore, Prtn.
c1pal Of the Normal School. 49,.
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Is our CREDIT RUINED
From the Waba,ha,v Herald

From tie Wabashaw Herald
Minnesota is branded by tho bond
holders as repudiato. having no cred
it io the markets Of the world; they
tell US that capital will avoid our bor-
ders, al Of which sounds we'll but is
simply humbug. Miunesot. State
bonds arc at par in Wall Street, and
have been for years every issue Of duly
authorized bonds Of the State has been
eagerly taken at a premium. During
the past year 700 miles OF railroad
have been built 10 Minnesota and almost
every foot Of it with borrowed capital;
money is flowing into the State with
uuexampled rapidity, and all this while
Minnesota has lost all credit, aud is
branded as repuditatiug State. Try
some other dodge, gentlemen, this
won't hold water.
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TAKE VOICE.

Having disposed OF my stock Of goods 10
Ma. G: MCDONALD, | desire 10 settle up all
my accounts. Parties having bills against
me will please present them for settlement.
and those owing me will call 1t once and
nuke payment. will be At tho old stand.
z. II. MORSE.
Saint Cloud Nov. 9th. 1871.
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AT Newton, Kansas, on Tuesday
last, Mr.. Ward took his shot gun and
went. to- interview M: Taylor. He
found him at Mr.. Merrill's saloon and
fred at him. lie killed Mr.. Merrill BY
mistake, and Mr.. Tay lor killed him.
So that the man who should have been
killed is tho only survivor.
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Why is hen immortal ? Her son
never sets. Why have chickens no; hope in
the future? They have their next world
(uccks twirled) in this. Why is hen on a
fence like cent? Heal on one side, tail
on the other. Why don't hens lay at night?
Then they are roosters. Why is the first
chicken OF a brood like the mainmast of q
ship? A little forward Of the main batch.
Why is chicken just Matched like bulls
.ail!' Never seen before. Why should
not q chicken cross the road ? 1t would br
. fowl proceeding. If ships captain had
no eggs what would he do? Lay to (two).
And to conclude, hen is poor economist,
because for every grain she givess peck.
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The election on the proposition to
incorporate the village of Sank Gen.
ire, held at Squire Vests Office on Sat.
urday last, resulted in the defeat of
the measure by a msjority Of thirty
votes and 60 We are not to have . vii.
iiage charter just yet.-Herald,
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"A horrible story comes from Mas.

"A horrible story comes from Mas
At Marblehead, few days
sinos, the wife Of a prominent citizen,
while left alone with her two children
for few moments by her attendant,
took the youngest child, about seven
months old, and plunged it into =
kettle Of boiling water which stood on
the stove. causing the death Of the
child in about afteen minutes. The
poor mother has bsea Insane for the
past six months, '~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

;. The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tw6ea sthe undersigntd;S under tho firm
..s; Of Allen Ill As f:y been
indebted to the late firm are notified to call
ami make Immediate settlement With either
member. The business will be continued
at the old stand by R: NJ. Russell.
A. ALLEN,
r. NJ. RUSSELL.
St. Cloud, Feb. II, 1872. feb15-3w :,
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"A New York paper says: stokes rests
his curled head on lace-borders1 pillows.
The odor Of his cell permestes the entire
Tombs. lie orders his perfume by the box,
ana every time the soup and hash for the
common prisoners is totsd past his door he
breaks bottle Of musk. In q crimson
faced dressing gown, embroidered slippers,
and silk socks he smokes the time away,
altogether the gsyest bit ofa criminal that
ever lodged in Murderers' row. l don't
believe the man extraordinarily intelligent.
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The government is strengthening
Fort jackson in the harbor Of Savan.
nah. The armament is to consist of
two 100. FOUNDER Parrot guns. Two
200-pound Parrot guns are getting in
position on Fort Sumter, and two 10.
inch Rodmaos, t.o 200-pounder Par
rots, and three 13.inch mortars, on
Fort Moultrie, also in Charleston har.
Dor.
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The Mrror and Farmer says: Never
have redhot shoe put on the foot of .
horse, to burn it level. If you can ind q
blacksmith that is mechanic enough to lev
81 the foot without redhot iron, employ
him. The burning process deadens the
hoof and tends to contract it. If you do
not believe it, try redhot poker ON your
nail, and see il it does not affect the growth.
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SAUK VALLEY HOUSE,

The undersigned has purchased the
Sank Valley House from Joseph Volz, and
will keep 1t in the 81
Very Best style -
Farmers and Others are respectfully re-
.auested to give this house atrial under the
new management. Plenty of stabling on
the premises. Charges moderate.
q. ss.ssz JOHN TH0ME.
81. Cloud. Feb. y, 1877. 81! s
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SPECIAL OFFER.

For $500 We will send to any address
The JOURNAL. and tho st. Paul Rress for
one year. The regular price for the two
is$4.OO. ..".
For $500 The JOURNAL and the Min
neapolis Daily Evening Neecs will be sent
for one year.
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"A correspondent asks US what We
think Of lat. plovins. Flowing should not
be continued later than ten or eleven o.
clock At night. It gets the horses into the
habit Of staying out late, and unauly ex.
poses the pillow. We have known rlows to
acquire springhalt and imaammatory rheu.
matism from late blowing.
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~ Herkimer Co., N. T., ships annually
cheese and butter worth $4,000, 900 in the
market. st. Albsns, VT, ship cheese and
butter worth in the market $1,25o 900;
the village Of Wilmington. o., cheese worth
81 .tOO, 900. r. !. ~ = . Z: NJ.
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IN the Senate, on Thursday, Mr..
Summers Supplementary Civil Rights
Bill, offered a. an amendment to the
General Amnesty Bill was adopted. the
vote standing % to %, aud the Vice
President voting in the affirmative.
:: Upon the amnesty bill itself coming
to vote as amended, it was defeated,
there being less than two-thirds voting
ia its favor. - =
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CHICAGO CLOTHING HALL.
More Bargains.

G. Hanauer i Co., have received large
OF of trunks.
A splendid assortment of fashionable
neck ties, collars, shirts and other srtieles
II gentlemen's furnishing goods will ar
rive on Saturday. -
They are selling NIL kinds Of goods at
prices lower than any other house in towp,
in order 10 make room for their immense
new stock which is soon to arrive.
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:. =. Lion. Judge McKelvy has appointed
four special terms Of District Court for this
(the 7th DisD. for the hearing Of issues Of
law, applications. and motions, and esQeci-
ally for granting final citizenship papsfs..
These terms 1ill be held on February 9th,
April 9Th, August q, and October iii
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AT one Of our churches on Sunday,
while the organ was playing vociferously,
s'good lady whispering to her neighhor IN
the pew had to raise her voice quite high
in order to be heard. Suddenly the or
gan changed from loud to soft, when the
lady, not taking note Of the organ, was
heard to say to her friend, ave fry ours
in butter" Perhaps the congregation
didn't NATURALIZATION, (Maine,) Journal.
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FOR SALE. ,

The above lands will he sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address tho undersigned, stating the terms
desired. 49,. ..,...- .-.
Apply to L. GREGORY.
r.. Railroad Land Office, 81. Cloud.
Or CALVIN F HOW,
tfo- .=S Box 2215, New York
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How ! When +! and Where to

ADVERTIS
SEE THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE
100 pages issued Quarterly (new edition Just
Out) contains Lists OF all the best Newspa-
pers, Daily, Weekly, Religious. Agriculsur-
al, and hints f.om the experience Oh success
ful advertisers, mailed to any address for Csc
Address GEO. p. a<OWII & Co., Adver.
tsing Agents, No. Al Park Row, New York.
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The next regular meeting Of tho Union
Library Association will be held at Mrs. T.
G. Alden's, on Thursday evening, February
ed.
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Hon. F. E. Baldwin has leased his
farm at Clear Lake and will soon remove
to Minneapolis, in which city he has re-
Gently purchased handsome residence.
lie expects to return to Clear Lxke one of
these DAYS.
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THIRD LECruRE.-The Third lecture of
the Library course will be delivered at the
Congregational church, on Wednel1Aj
evening, February 2lst, by Hon. I. Don
nelly. Subject, american Uumorists. Tick
cts so cents, at door and robey s. Mitc bells
store. Tickets for the course, half price
after this lecture.
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Everybody is congratulatins our
young friend, r. D. Bloomfield, whose face
10 just now wresthed in paternal smiles
IT, . rosebud Of girl. Serves him right
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A large supply of smoked, dried and
salt fish, jus. received ut Paul Mocken-
haupt's. .....E 4
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I PsasoSAI.-Judge McKelvy started. %
Tuesday to hold terms Of the District
Court At Thompson IN. P. r. X. Junosiou)
aud at Duluth. He will be absent sboat
three weeks.
Mr.. A. N. Carpenter has returned from
st. Paul and agaia taken charge OF tho
Northwestern Express office. Mr.. Elkins
has gone to St. Paul.
Z Chas. Walker, Esq, Of Sank Centre, il
in}tewn. =.
Mr.. g.. HAnauer. Of the Chicago Clothing
Hall, started for the East on Saturday 10
purchase new goods. .."..
We had call on Saturday from Theo. F.
knappen Esq, who has located in Brainerd
to practice law. Also, from Lieut.. Edward:
Of the same place.
On Saturday Mr.. Henry Rollers, one of
tho few Republicans Of Richmond, and an
old-time subscriber to THE JOURNAL, gave
Us call.
Mr.. H. W. Hanford, of Moorhead, was in
the city this week. ,
Mr.. Ira N. Carpenter, of Sadk Centre
was in town this week.
Hon.fL. Gorton, of Minneapolis, favor
ed US with a cali this afternoon
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Tho Committee appointed by tho City
Council ars now in correspondence with
Eastern manufacturers concerning the pur-
chase Of FIRE engine, hose and hose. oart.
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-Chas. Peterson is serving on the night
police force in place Of officer Huntoon, who
Is sick.
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AT tho annual meeting Of the State
Medical Society In st. Paul last week, DR..
A. &. serkler, Of this city, wss appointed
Chairman Of the Committee on Practical
Medicine.
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A CARD.

A cordial invitation to the churches,
without stated services, in the city, is
hereby extended by the pastor and officers
Of the Presbyterian church, to worship
with them. We will be glad to see you all,
and give you q welcome.
3d.. r. v. CAMPBELL, Pastor. u
JAMES B1adElsrAIr, -.
j.. HILL, r,a.,.
H. z. MITCH ELL, Ivy
I'M. 5MoKELvY. - ~
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FoR sAIr.-At the Am: NJ. q. Express
Office, St. Cloud, MIMI, one tent, 20xSO
feet, 8 feet wall, 16 feet high, Of is o.
ducking.
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Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
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"A limo Of telegraph is to be built At
once from this city northwest ward, along
the st, Cloud and Pembina Railroad.
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Tuesday WAS rough day. The wind
blew furiously during that day and tho
previous night, drifting the snow badly.
The train from st. Paul was nearly four
hours behind time.
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NRW pAplR.-WA haya raceivad tho a,

Nsw PAPlR.-We have received the first
number Of tho Brainerd Tribune, of which
Mr.. M. G. Russell is editor and publisher
Mr.. h. IS evidently no tyro, as his we'll
filed local and editorial columns demon
strate. The liberal supply Of advertise
ments speaks we'll for the energy and
shrewdness Of tho business men Of the
place. Mr.. Russell deserves to succeeu>
and We believe he will. On our fourth
page may be found column Of extracts
from tho Tribune, from which our reader.
may gather some idea Of the style and do
ings Of one Of the newest and most pros.
porous Of the frontier towns Of Northern
Minnesota.
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ct. CLOUD AND MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis 8.l6a.m
Arrive g lam
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Nor ANY.-St. Cloud has not had a sin
gle case Of small pox thus far; nor even
enough vaccination to make the thing in
teresting to outsiders or profitable to the
doctors.
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> -Cspt. 3. P. Perkins, agent Of tho FAri-
bault Nursery, is in town, canvassing for
orders for spring delivery. The nursery
hs represents IL No. in every respect.
Hs osn bs found ct the West House.
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IA lot Of 6ne draught and driving horses
for sale at Herbert & Lambs Livery Stable.