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SUMNER

Ls lazy Summer swarthy, in tho SUN
Lies painting, with bare breasts, upon the
hills, ~,
Swathng her limbs in hazes warm and dun,
Where splendors into dusky splendors run,
And sultry glory all the. heaven osralls:
Not white dimple stirs amid tho corn,
Not low ripple shivers throughthe leaves;
Since, wrapped in gold and crimson CLEANS ua.
shorn,
Came flashing through the east the regal morn,
No throatsd twitterings gurels round the caves
Flooded in sunny silence sleep the kline;
In languid murmurs brooklets float and flow,
The quaint farm gables IN tho rich light shine,
And round them tasmtned honsysuckles twins;
And close beside them sunAowers burn and
blow.
Amid the growing heat lay me down,
And into visions swarms the noted air;
Cleans up before me many famous town,
Pillared and crested with regal crown,
Outshimmering in an orient purple glare
Lo lowly Tadmor, burning in it's sands
i" Baalbeck and Babylon-I see slow streams
Gliding by mosque and minaret-see tho CLEANS
OF seas in sunset-slips of strands, :
And drowsy Bagdad buried deep in dreams;
See swarthy monarchs flushed in purple rings
OF silken courticrs ;-through half open door,
Catch tho spice odors, and the cool Of fsprings
Leaping forever in a maze of wings,
See light forms dancing over pearly floors
Sleeping seraglios, spire, and tremulous dome
Winking and drowsy splendor all the day.
See forest hauuts where thick the lions roam
See thirsty panthers splashed in bloody foam
Leap terribly as lightnings on their prey.
Or stand with Cortez on a mountain peak
Above the Aztec city-see unrolled
Gsm-threaded shores of Montezuma weak ;
See the white temples swarming thick and sleek
And sunny streets stretch up by towers Of gold
See silkcn sails float by ambrosial,
Laden with spices, up Persian glen;
Or stand on Lebanon, mid the ccdars tall,
Or her the soft and silver fall
OF water down ajut of Darien.
But 10 waking shiver in the trees,
And voices mid the hay-cocks in the glen;
The sun is setting; and the crimson seas
Arc shaken into splendor by the breeze,
And all the busy world is up again
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A "MAGNlFlCENT ECHO.o

Up tho Lehigh Valley there is u
hotel keeper who has mountain about
a quarter of mile from his house, and
it occurred to hin that it would he a
good idea if he could fix things 50 that
4 magnificent echo could be heard
from the mountain by persons who
stood at bis hotel and hallooed. So
he engaged boy to secrete himself be-
hind a clump Of trees, with orders to
repeat the words Of any one talking on
:he roof of the hotel. After practic.
ing to make sure, the landlord an
nounced one day his discovery Of the
echo, aud took up lot of people to
enjoy it. They called tor half an
hour but no echo responded. At last,
when the landlord had become Grim.
son With rage aud was about to give
10, tho echo came, but not in the shape
expected. It said "Bin down to the
sp',n2 fur mother. Fire away, now,
I'm all right" The guets smiled.
aud my host suddenly disappeared. Il
is dangerous now to mention the word
"echo" at that hotel.
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to her hands, you will be doing a good
turn to poor hard working creature as
wants it. She lives down the News
here to the right-nams of Horliok.
and as honest woman as ever stood in
shoe'leather. Now then, ma'am. what
for you 2"
Another customer came in just then
and occupied her attention. / left
the shop, passed tho turning that led
down to tho News, looked up At the
name Of the street, 80 as to know how
10 f"d it again, and then ran home .s
fast as l could. Perhaps it was the re.
membrance Of my strange dream stri.
king me on sudden, or perhaps it va.
the shock of the discovery I bad just
made, but I began to feel frightened
without knowing why, and anxious tc
be under shelter in my own room.
1t Robert should come back ! Oh
what relief aua help it would be now
IT Robert should cvr,e back !
{ ToBE coNT1NuED)
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aoout uluseiI, that the prospect W n'a
return is really fthe only comforting
thought I have now to support me. l
know this is weak in me, and that
his coming back poor can lead to no
good result for either Of us. But he
is the only living being left me to love,
audi can't explain it-but I want to
Put my arms round his neck and tell
him about Mary.
March 14th. I locked up the end
Of the cravat in my writing desk. No
change in the dreadful suspicious that
the bare sight Of it rouses in me. I trem-
bic if so much as touch it.
March 10th, 10th, 18th. Work,
work, work. If I don't knock up, l
shall be able to pay back the advance
in another week j.; and then, With lit
tie more piuohiog 10 my daily e.pen.
sss, I may succeed 10 saving . shilling
or two to get some turf to put over
Mary's grave-and perhaps even few
flowers besides, to grow round it.
March 18th: Thinking Of Robert
all day long. Does this mean that hc
is really coming back ? If it does,
reckoning the distance he is at from
New York, and the time ships take to
get to England, l might see him by the
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THE GUILL0TINE.
How France Kills Her Crim1na a IL.

How France Kills Her Criminals.
DR.. Joseph Ignace Guillotine, on the
Isl. Of December, 1889, proposed 10
the French constituent Assembly to al
leVlate the horrors Of capital punish
meat by adopting a machine which
would dispense with the axe or sword.
DR.. 0uillctine's' motion was not formal.
ly acted on until the Goth of March.
1892, when a resolution was passed
ordering decapitatiug.machin of the
kind described by the doctor to be
adopted. A young German mechanic
named Schmidt, agreed to make eighty
three cf the new instruments-one for
each Experimentation the sum of 500
francs eaob. It was first tried on the
18th Of April, 1882 upon number Of
corpses at the Biceter hospital, and
was found to work with rapidity and
decision. n week later it was EN-.
ployed for the decapitation Of a con-
victea highway robber named Pellc-
tier. The dreadful use to which it
was afterward put in the wholesale
massacre Of innocent men, woEep, and
even children made its very name a
horror and contributed not q little to
its not being adopted in England and
the United States, instead Of the gal.
lows, as q means Of inAlcting capital
punishment. 1t consists of a block
resting between Two upright grooved
posts, between which slides a heavy
weighte knife with an obliquc edge.
Tho sufferer is strapped firmly to a
plank, and thrust face downward be.
tween the posts, so that his neck i.
directly under the knife. A spring il
touched, the heavy keeued-e edged blade
descends, and the head is severed from
the body as a sharp razor sewers q
hair.
Guillotino himself narrowly escaped
being a victim of the instrument
which bears his name. lie vas thrown
into prison during the reign Of terror,
but was released on the death of Robe
spirre, resumed the practice of his pro.
fession in Paris, and died quietly in
his bed on the 26th ct March, 1914.
The story that he died brokea hearted
because of the infamy attached to his
invention is of course untrue.
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st. Cloud Quadrille Band,

The undersigned will furnish hrst-olas.
nuslo for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties, with from two te
i've pieces, ss may be desired.
Charges reasonable.
GEO. E. FULLER.
st. Cloud, Sept. 9TH, 1871.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

The namos given in this column arc those of the
largest and most reliable houses In their SOW.
eral limos of bu suess in Minneapolis.
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ST. PAUL.

The names given in this column aye those Of the
largest and most reliable houses in their
several lines OF business in st. Paul.
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Georgia girls use none but relig.
ious papers for Sunday bustles.
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MINNESOTA
IRON WORKS
minneapolis.
Iron and Brass Founders
MACHIN ISTS.
Stationary and Portable
Engines, s,
3 oil e rs,
GANG: AND CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS,
MILL FURNISHING,
SHAFTING AND
GEARING.
DAYTON AMERICAN
TURBINE WATERWHEEL.
SEND FOR PRICES,
G. M. HARDENBERGH
j. E. LOCKWOOD, Sup't.
TRADES MFG CO.,
Manufacturers Of
HARNESS and COLLARS,
II Nicollet st.. Minneapolis MINI.
Deal largely in all kinds Of fine HARNESS
A large assortment Of all kinds Of
TR u N KS
Which we will also manufacture to order Repair
ing done by Practical Workmen. We keep on hand
for sale a large assortment of
Buffalo Robes.
Especi attention is called to our stock CT
PINERY HARNESS.
For which wo manufacture
Heavy Wool Collars, Horse Blankets
and Whips.
The largest Stock ever brought to this market.
JOHN II. ARNELL, President.
A.C. MURPHY. sec'y and Treas
Directors, John II. Arnsll. A.C. Murphy, II. E.
Rogers, W L. McCallum.
Minneapolis, Apr. 4. 1872.
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Warranty Deed Transfers ter week
Ending Nov. eth, 1879 49,.
Gcttleb Holiter TO Wilbelmine Holiter for
q set SEQ 50 and q sv} SEQ SO 1928 R
81 81 y and nd n-t net SEQ 8 and 'v& n"t Lee: :so
Charlotte Harman and hush to Vim H
Lancaster and 8 Boss for lots 8 and 4
blk l in town Of Sank Centre SIPS
Edwin l. VIM H Clark Ct ii to John Roy
nolds for lots 8 and 10 blk 80 in town Of
Melrose $3.50
Ella F. Wright and hush to John George
Hinnen for lots and 8 blk "a in A A
Browns Add to st. Cloud $500
May L Dawson to Joshua Weloh for Of sw&
and nw4 sw4 SEQ 26 T 122 r 81 Y 500
VIM Allen and J W Dimock to James
Biggerstaff for lot blk SO in St. Cloud
city $626
Jacob Mowrin and wife to George Wedl Tor
Cloud $50
jacob Mowriu aud wife to Elias Wsdl tor
lot 8 blk "a in Edelbroek's add . 81.
Cloud - $50
Alexander Moore and wife to Reuben L
West for lot 10 blk n in town Of Sank
Centre $125
Joseph Gibson and wife to Paul-TAe,ssn
for lots 6 and blk 81 in Cold Springs
City 500
Frank Ziegenbein and wife to Carolina e
Burgess for 81 lot blk ''E'' in City Of
St. Cloud 1900
Caroline E Burgess and hush to Frank
Ziegeubeln for sw& nw} and nw} sw}
sec Is T 123 R "a $500
L Robbins l. RI Mendenhall to Sarah
A Foster for ,a2xl6o # in se} set seo 9
Tl26 r saw $3.50
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We encounter : neat Little sake

We encounter 3 neat Little snake
story. A gentleman il Dss Arc, Ark,
lately discovered two big lsttlssnatea
engaged in battle. But they vsrs M
equally matched, for one VA Ave feet
long with. ssventeens rat.les, and the
other six fsst with twenty biz rattlss.
Both vsrs killed -ooe y the spseta.
tor aud tie other 81 BIZ wounds. Va
msntioa this contest because il i, said
70 s. the drst ever obssrvsd between
There reptiles.
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An extraordinary instance Of the
ioeonvsnieness arising from the horse
disease is given. A gentleman just
from Calais, No, states that tho mail
is carried from that place 70 Maebia.,
. distaaoe Of forty -four miles, BY. . man
on foot, no horse being found able to
perform tho work. It used 70 b. said
that steam had superseded horses alto.
gstber, Of wss likely TO-; but - have
found out cur nistaks.-N r. ri.
bwne. ~. 49,: i~z 81 II s: z:@ ~. '+&
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THl Jus11o8 CT 1Hs vERDIcr rendered
BY tho public years $50 in the favor Of tho
Asxicss Mustang Lininent must. be sp.
parent to oil Who have used that famous
preparation or seen IL used. it, healing
influence 10 irresit.ble. The most obstin.
ats forms Of nsuraligie or rheumatic dis
eases are totally cured By it,snd that in On
ineoneeivebly short spaes Of time. Bx-
tsrnal injuries Of sores, vhsthsr Of nan or
beast, 9 we'll o III squins er hansn NAL
aides for which : Imminent may 30 used,
are speedily rsnsdied BY ito use. i Be-
member 1t 10 not merely palliative but
N eradiesnt Of disease.
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uARRIA0E GUIDE.

livery ONE HIe OWN D0CToR-Beine . pri-
vats insEuetoe for married persoos o. those about
to bs married. bath male and female. in everything
concerning the physiology and relations Of our sex
ual system, and the production and prevention Of
enspfiss, including Ill the ssw discoveries never
bet9rs Eivea In the English language, BY WIN.
YOUNG. \. D. This 10 really . valuable and inter-
estinG work. 1t written IN plain LANGUAGE for the
Gsa~al reader. and i illustrated With numerous
1aeravt:ss. Ahyoang married people. or thoss
eeetsoplstasg marriage, asd having the least i'm.
lediasat to narrisd ill., should read this book. Il
doeesse secrets that every should be
with etil! IL must b locked up and not lot lie
about The hosss. It will DO ss.t to any address on
receipt q 50 esnts. Addrsts D.. WM.: YOUNG, No.
10 Spruce street. above Fourth, Philadslohia.
.ArAIfLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE-Nom mat
ter VIA: b year disease before you place your
seH under the care Of any one Of the QUACKa-na.
tive and frsign-who advertise in this any other
psper. ct . copy Of Dr.. Young's Book and Rad Il
carefully. Il viii b the Of saving you many
dollar. your health, and possibly ysur lie. Dr..
YounG can b eoasaltsd on any Of the diseases d.
1s. 1is spsae: street, seov: Io.1.s, phsi.e:'phis
sspl0Sa
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LlTERARY NOTICES.

-Pete,s Assieal Aonahly for No:
ve"bsr contains ten piece, of new mu.
40, vocal aud instrumental, worth $s go,
but tho magazine costs only 30 cents.
J. L. Peters, pablishsr, New York.
"A chrome, "Our Ds,liog," il
given to every subscriber to Godey's
Ladys Book for 1873. This msgasins
aud TIE JOURNAL one year fox &4.25,
which will include the chrome.
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1t Is geae'.lly supposed that Dol.
aware il the only State which still
keeps up the vhipping.poet; but this,
it appears, i mistake. According 70
Tie Louisville Cosrier-josr~al, the
civilization Of Kentucky has again
been dsrkeosd by the public whipping
of one Of il citizens. And this one
setually nsmed Andrew Jackson ! He
was treated for his moral dslinqusseies
with ton lashes upon his back in the
market-pl.ee Of Padueah, aud . great
crowd Of idle spectators witnessed the
dwgrsoeful scene.
Truth is stranger than fiction
The remark has been made before, but
it 10 now emphatioally made again.
What does the reader say to tho corpse
Of youog lady in Ohio getting out d
her coffin, going into tho next room,
and there speaking fsintly to the
watchers ! Of course it was shock "a
the watchers, but they had tho pres'
enee Of mind to take immediate meas.
ures for tho restoration of their friend
to full life; and At the last account.
she Was doing we'll and likely to reeov.
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n. GASPARDS
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to the late Charles
Lueg are notified that II they do not make
settlement Of their, accounts ct the Judge
Of Probats's once, st. Cloud, within two
nonths from this date, these accounts will
be placed IN the hands Of On attorney for
sollsetion. AMELIA LUe0,
Aaministratri1.
r. clesa, OF. 1T 1872. oets-ln
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0usT N SOLD.

Jos. kdelbrock has . splendid assert
ment Of dress goods and white goods. pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which must
be closed out They viii positively b
sold It cost. Ladies never had - god .
chance for securing bargains. TAsse
goods ars Oh stylish and Of the best quail
ty.
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coon TIMES FOR EVERYBODY.

Mr.. Paul Aootsahaupt's new stock Of
dry goods. clothing, groceries, essekery,
notions. &c.. Durehassd' psrso1ally in the
East. has arrived. This stock 10 not s1ly
very heavy aud complete, but II one Of
the very best ever breeghe 70 this market,
and has bsea bought q sash figures - will
enable Mr.. Moskenhaapt . give Ais many
customers splendid barRains,
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MUSIC MUSIC

w HEREVER the
w M PLus ULTRA
0lee-Book has been
INTRODUCED, it has been
pronounced superior
to all other works OF
its kind. Il has the
largeet, latest, finest,
and on y collectio. o.
new Glees and Quar-
tets, nearly all Of
which have Piano Ac.
compartments, ed ID
sample copies mail
ed Po::tt:.RSs.i for
il PETERS,
500 Broadway, N. 7
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MUSICMUSIC

THE So1o Bono
/ contains ever sas
hundred bsaaWal
Songs, Duets, nd
Choruses-suoh %
Driven from Hone
Little Brown CAaeeh
Fathers Grow
'ng Old-.only Lit
Ito Flover-Rsia On
The Roof-Shs Sleeps
in the Vallsy-Write
ne . Letter etc.
There 10 not . peer
piece in the book
sample cops -
I'd post.pafdhr
- PETERS,
500 Broadway n.
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4 BIG SNOW STORM

II you freeze your feet it il your own
fault, for Henderson has large lot Of
Arotics, Alaska boots, and the warmsst
coverings for the feet. Ladies and geutle-
men will please call.
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MAJ. HOW'LL il succeeded. q edi.
tor Of tho Minneapolis 7+ibsse, by W.
A. Croffut, one Of the early editors i.
this State, Who has lately been engaged
on the Chicago Pdst. Hugh W.
Greene retires from the Mipnespo.
lis Times.
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SPECIAL NOEZCEN,
C0nfAsalAns AZ m InHaliA

VVD10ss1Onb u ~ 1HvS1l0s
Published ~ . warning fnr Tie bsns1t Of young
nss and others who suffer from Nssvous Debility,
Lsss Of Manhood, etc., supplying,
THE MANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured hiasslf. a4tsr under
going considerable quaskRy. ald SEAT lrs. a 70.
ceiving post paid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL NAYRAIR. Brookly. NY
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sr. CLOUD. Nov. IA, 1872.
Wheat 10 weak u 70a76c. The best in
formed business men are Of the opinion
that prices will DO even lower before
spring.
Oats zoe.
Corn, 40.
Flour--xxxx $5.5oae.oo; XXX $500
$3.50; Xxx $4ooa4.so Per barrel
fssd-$l.26 per ewt.
Coramsal-$l.25.
ehorts-90o.
Brsn-$8 per ton; 500 per evt.
Eggs-Vsry scarce q 2oa26c.
Butter ranges from IL to POO.
Potstsss-Vsry plenty at 2os25s.
Green applss-$4. UoA$4.a5spse barrel;
Sc Per peek.
Crsnbsrsiss, $2.oo.2.25 per busl.l lss
Per quart.
0nions-6oa76e per bushsl.
Hensy-2oaaoe Per pouad.
Csbbass-$aa$s per hundred.
Beans, $l.00s$l.75 per bushel.
Chssse-123al6e Per pound.
Hsy-$5s6.5o per ton.
Wool-Unwsshsd, ssa35e; washed, s0s
$50.
Sugar cured hams-2oe per ID.
Dried Dest-25e per lb.
Beef-Oa foot, So; retailing, sa12}e
per pound.
Vsal-7ase dressed; retailing, 10sl2}c
per pound.
Venison-ssddles, 6sloc retailing 12}a
l6c.
Mutton-en foot, Safe retailing 10sl23e
per pound.
Pork-5e dressed; retailing, 10a12}c
per pound.
Mess pork, $ls}s$2o per barrel.
MIIwAuxI8, Nov. IA.
Whest-$l Isl for No. l.
Oats-23e.
o.
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livery No. Of Pr.
Il T8Rs' MUSICAL
MONTHLY contains
four or Eve Piano
Songs. four or Eve
instrumental Pieces,
besides Vocal Duets ,
Quartets, and four
hand pieces-in fact
10 guarantee every
yearly subscriber q
least $50 worth o.
choice new Music.
We offer four ysAi J
copies for SO
Sampleeopies mail
ed Tor 3Oc., I've
back Nos. for o..
J L PETERS,
500 Broadway, N. Y
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fW1rH Gesss.l Dix q Governor Of
the State asd WIN. T. Aavsmsysr May.
* Of the city, New York will ssoa be
fairly free from the maliga inAssaeess of
Tamqspy. Both thsss officials hsve
been earnest in tho work Of reform, aud
much good may b anticipated during
their administration.
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Observation-Disclosures Pa1vArs:

Observation-Disclosures PRIvATs:
; (a(I was sure had tho thing al right,
and reported to the back office caucus that
~ vax the man" There Was evidently o
mistake somewhere for, II was . strange,
to defeat"
+ <(A)I have reliable Information that =
majority Of tho parties to whom paid this
money used considerable portions pf it in
getting out votes for Burbank on election
day: Queer people, these! AN getting
bsttsr. acquainted With myself. An not
% much Of Q stranger % WAS.
= (c) Wonder what rite Of "exehange''
No. charged on this Grant got 145 ma.
jority a. Sank Centre, and / but 8!
- ~ All for 8 votes / doubt very much
whether Wright got around until the day
after election i: he doesn't usually.
10 Am fully satisfied that this money
never GOT. out Of sGordou's, hands. N. B.
Keep clear Of him IN Tho future.
~ Msrz's day OF usefulness to rs 10
past; The settlers through the woods know
hum too well. I only got 8 out Of II votes
q st. Wendle-rsther too expensive for
even ny purse. ~vv -..
10y Result: IS majority for Burbank.
And Alter al the railroads I promised
them, too - sa-.+ s.A..-'
-(A) Wait said this had bsen ''pretty
poor year" for him, and he thought I
oughsnt to lot him have to pay this bet !;
- I gave him the money. Poor fellow!
O This wasn't . 6rst-class investment
either, - Clarke managed to get only 20 Of
the0e votes In. So n.y.
G) This cut lost mo scores Of vsteS. 1t
Vass GsrdoD's gst.up, and like every thing
that he did, vas damage to me. And
somehow the people didn't seem to appre-
oiste the little ''Life Of G. A. Gilman, writ
ten BY HIMSELF" which published in
these numbers Of the P,ess.
ny Dear. very dear, At the price. Cor
DON will ruin any man or set Of men on
whom he faste1s himself.
~ This estimate was like my own-only
about 1860 votes out of the way
General deduction Hslf,breed scrip
pays better than running for the Senate.
Mr.. Gilman will excuse Us for giving
this little document to the public. 1t cor
responds 80 exactly with what people gen.
orally supposed the canvass cost him tina.
they will be interested in having their es-
innate officially corroborated. And Mr..
G.'s mental reflections are not without
their usefulness.
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TRADES MFG CO..
xanutAetare1s OF
HARNESS and COLLARS,

II Nteohes g.. 0tn0oop0li1 MINI.
Deal largely in oil kinds Of fns HARNESS
A large assortment Of Ill kinds Of
TRUNKS
Which ~ will also nanufacturs to order. Repsir.
Ing done BY Practical Workmsn. We keep On hand
for sals . large assortment Of
Buffalo Robes,
Espsci attention 10 called to our stock Of
PINERX HARNESS..
For which 70 manufacture
Heavy Wool Coll1rs. Horse Blankets
and Whips.
The largest Stock ever brought to this market.
JOHN H. ARNELL, President.
&C. MURPHY. See'y and Treas
Directors, John H.Arnsu. A.C. Murphy, H. :.
Rogers, WI. NcCallum.
ninnapolM, Apr. 1. 1872.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14

-chise Il Police Hunteoa hss addsd 70
he, aseeanedatieas Of his dspartnsnt
- efthose eenvsnisness known - rail.
rad whsslba.rev. y vhish hs conveys
iadiyiluals VIE prefer fsnss-ses1se u .
~ y ths Hstsl d Mickey. It ses1s 70
eivs sessssl saaissaeties 70 passs1esfs,
but ~ Chisl thiaks Il takSs heap .
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-14

Kany Of our friends have any Of those
Greeley "straws" talked Of frequently dur
ing the campaign, W should like to have
them forwarded at oaes. - irnespoHs
Demeeyst.
The trouble wss, you leaned too
much % "str.ws." They are net safe.
But Gresley men were always partial
to .trsws-espsoislly when the lower
end rested in . glass. This observs.
ton i moral, not political.
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