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Motif Notice isl he hereby 2! given that BET ::
we, the undersigned, have
sold our bull ding and viii u
keep our store open only ,ln-
til the. 36shixst. a'1ea=aE
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shipping our goods. Como
quick, alR(a 8st BARGAIN 'b' s~' +
fore it is too late: *'S
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sen O.. 81. Paul, ars selling OIL kilds sel
doe furniture q rsssonabls prices. Gail.
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st. Paul Mar sfsetusisg Co.. Ter ;a0ls n
Teuvooe1e'o ~-~.-'~- go
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stsb sa,ss Of TN journal: H.
8 copies. &l.76 each. o.. 2. .''*D-.'
., s.l.s $50 I" 49,. 49,
s-1hs s&es Of he Judge sf Prshaas l.
sevia ~ Dawn hailsdias, w,et = ncsrhy
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III. Brsksr . lsssss ~ ~ ~ Nv.
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clssd Nsrnal school, Was in &. Pa.l Or
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| s1 s 1sasJeva1al - p s.siets lat.
week de rsak, 1t thsaauehsze vas given il
eea.eettea yxltik the s.11 work. 10 sgtss.isstI
demand. I vi'l nov 2ss.., their position
in st. Cloud estssn b no.ing the average
nd-<tssAsh$vorka u 4ll2 in the library
y each 'xuthtf;; lad ID order to eoa.r..st
dit|t.llasstish thst' = oth,r towns; I Yin
5alos sivey in iabalar form, few Of the ,rs-
.sl.s a. The, Illustrating, 'a.Pse,ilsa rsthv
public l,k'sIss q .hs 4te*nt p x end Of
Bsassf. NJ. :, The xnqRbsf1 .kfQ1s the
rank in popularity Of each writer named !:
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Look asx. t-orse.riss aAd pre,isi.se
of oil kinds eA.,s bs sessht % sheap q
Ltmpsreh's % u ssy etasr p'ses = tsHn.
IL you Do not bslisvs this, zesll Gssla -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

.1ARe Michigan apples, Hsasi,S's
brand, st Boyds. eys + u N.anslc - Z
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

Best Illinets spplsp, eheiss bra4de, ~
sound, at Bsyd's 80. 20 t.' -. =, = r; =,
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~. 9saassisa Rsishsst les pszehassa
>fo. 1aaassr = @. The sts1s bsillize new
eoe1pas1 I1ths0. HseRs. Hanasse 3 CO:
JssoiassasG,ssA PasL We IsAsu -
~9ss q ~ thAn. Asihey ves vids-avaks,
saa~yr;si.s bssi.sss .s., sd ~. hs1s
~ thsy ~ have sbundsst sassess in
osh hrgsr 1sll. They 1ill ssaliass ths
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ID It: Cloud: seoa,t: An a very far below
tie end ., this iiss. AZ supp elementary to
last week. statements will adj tia. the
assG t1nqlially0 ,sid jbaok.E 81 X x,ns.,s
':uaels Toe's Cab,a" sad .:".Ths LsmpliEht-
err *hils4i1o Bangor. *a.Ths" ss.rlst Let:
t., - ::'Ivsnhoe," THE Vicar Of Wakefield
and ''rhe ". nderins Jew" led in popular.
ity. W. ~, ..,...
In st. Cloud, Of Dickens writings ..David
Ceppsrdsld" was 10 first demand. then
''0.ivsv sTwiet;" Of. 4Thseksray's. open.
deaais" .lsi, "Hsnry E.mond'' following
Of as~thorns's, Tho Scarlet Letter" VI.
taken ottensst. t''. %r..s
Tho most popular work ofrra,els va.
Agsssis' Journey in Brazil" of.Poe.ry.
Norris .Earthly Pan.slise;" Of History,
g. G. Aadrews' "M,bils Campaign q
Motley humbly following. In Science,
Darwin. ':Deseent Of Man. surpassed il,
populsrity-while his ''Origin Of Species
had but single reAder-prob.b,y.A wing
- an overwhelming curiosity to know al
ABOUT that monkey grandfather. and AZ
aaxiety to complete the Family Record q:
sson - possible from the latest data ''S
was tsther surprised TO fod that shout
l2o booka had never yet been taken trou
their shelves, large proportion. II iiheu
works q. - mean repu.e. Indeed, o
these .ntouchsd books many were mos
valuable and standard. Among those tina
s~ss alght 1endsr ~ finding unread ver
De foelss5ihs's Democracy IN america.
probably The best I;sso;ohst in.ss klssia o
The vs.dsrfal experiment. IN ,sestssa an,
4ovsrnnsat the people Of tn. Uni.sa' State
~ n.s; crs..y's Decisive Bs.,t,i.t...
Irving :: = washiug.dn :"'Dr:: 'BrdyX.sss pref
~ "Aasjsris Fleming - aHswis's s,:.stu
sdsas LIS !. Europe" aas n s S.,e
!; Rsskt1; Prescott, Carlyle, HpKess M
sanlsy ,allss. jameson, Be.wsll' .tt'Johi
SON. cd Loskhart's ''soo.t" have bssn Ia
eIo rad, 6sd Ia some cases set Il I'll
Aseus, 1Eyiak,s writing. u. freqae.t rsed
iae ett.Brsos6ridss Hall'' il nsessotth,
anAthers4e.ksple ugpopsiarity7 cot a4
Il ntAnsSa sad ths Country Parsoa equal
Lao or sTF:5s T147:
Il Awort say1sds"A Book for = Corue,
.sens 70 have quite .fulflle4 its prophet
sttso, fsas.iaaiii a;4ttsg|xx y Th J. corner
sAa, ,1Asa vissihs Al hsA rsAderlsss pAg
sasitisd ga Bssk shout Boys one oant
;" yssist Tho siafscenee ).ha., the A,oys ?kns
!. quite enough about themselves already.
u Some farther .uegsps,ea, called fer
. hy Ithis. bit Of research iai.~ur clever lit,
l. library must 81 reserved for another tin
y .ss7asta a4s .e;4aenA zaaof y, sVsIRrUOSO.
n ~ 80 ssatox ATS aaatDt4 4easts ,fssAsiijl j.
-- -1ay3I r..
@fos sAts-fsSs urasrr5gSsd offers !
sslSstsalsspaasuaeh snslss, .dteetthsrs "
y slsisAs,s uessas, AsEasss .sad ssmplsts s
~. ltss, A. ssodaa ,sohditi.s,. Tor
~ AsSsahas. ea1Aquiseefo ssak. EIk1Ca.
ts.ss s>x = -. -; r. H.: 9. ~, aaI"a a,I I
.sies; ssN etoe1 81 q 'e 1870 rs sae :
efs p0eSs leataeaE s-.se t@s,.sr.9 ss.:ss Hat
O. <-ss4..sssa
!, Mrs. otssten will give one. otter p!
stas tS.ur,s tsasiHk ,pi.ssslii. ..v.n VI
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e = ~ - - III
tito ~ tsgsaaa ssssis -. Wkase
S1S vGesa. Sse'sAls bysaa9$t lssd sd.g
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-. Issstss 4 J. q. sait1 - Z Z
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!; ~. ! 20 ~ fail 70 call q Nixss's sld q,
tbes1sesSd stock Of holiday seeds vhisl
10 kas jsst t1sesivsd. He Has hsadFsasiSl
ss+lSlsS- - tsys. fancy seeds, &s.-wihiei
win deljeht tbs little felix's. = .s: haso
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

LIBRARY AasoclAfIox.-The Trustees
met at he house Of Prot. Sprasus On last
ra.sass NJ and @e,.i..A4sr|,tg
i>e1se.NG@Ss Prsas6ks sAks M.
SpraSas Secretary, and Mrs. Mcclure
Treasurer. Prot. Moore, Capt. Collins
and ". nal iksn we're appointed lecture
COMMITTED. fkss ss.,tes'tsS1siseasf C..
Bridgoan, J. H. Owen and l. W. Collins.
tern sxpiroe in Jan. 1873; +. C. Alden.
Ars. West and Mn. Mcclure, term expires
in jan. 1874; Nrs. Tebey. Mrs. epragus
AID T. C.sMsCla.s,. ss.slasxpiss4h Jan.
1876.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

II. Br,asr 8 ,s.sss " NJ ~ ~.
800. aAjasaed a.A paid. Hs resstlsa g..
900 - IL brick blssk, 1l,ooo bsiAess1s.
<ssssa nsa, tie se.ooo hssssi tlsssl
~ 4 ~ ssa.iise !, = = as1 1900
- lAG1lAR S1lliinas,s,sss
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

Pref. Ira Moore, Principal Of To 81.
Clssd Normal School, WAS in g. Pssl on
Toseaay A.....hns . N. cling i: IL siais
Alsnal Beard. His report was frssd, sp.
Jfsvsa and ordered printed. He urged
spssisl]y he need Of . ssw building. No
businsso Of special impertassevas t.snsaes-
- ~ LA4 3THt NJ
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

q Good Ts6had, Jerry seaH b Aad &
igatG-sf. %*saNssasSa iya*ss9 ss. ! tast
8n1kaDaviAh aS 4. 3 So s.. &. ~ S
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

=. car'is v'll q sreeesi''
el,s1 a.riss tie 1St w ''epissetie'
raeee-evea II 10 be- 70 deliver goods On .
hand-slsd, viii exsa, Or o. he back Of
s,ns nan hired fsr thae purpose.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

l.'essAF Ill yea vaats AF'''
slsss plane o. sreaa, yeu vill consult Jso.
abjsposQss1g calling q ]. r Ehs'ts,
Mi..ss2sNs. He Aas large seek Il Arst'
I1l44sASl(1vlleAl fs fRtqslsn sbe]agAes.
Gsrse uoAea4 1lsePlsl4f!o ilPsan'a''
90 he Id eisevherS il 10 STATE. Every
.hiag 10 warraatsd. Alss large stock Q
silver ware, jsvslry and fancy goods 70
Ne holidays, Remember 4liou's.
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:, ,.-Bsst N,sais.a spl'ss, Hssaisg'
bta.l, q Beyd's. 4ssf q .,...g WI s.,.a
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III yoa v.at god hers.- shesips, 6. Il
1estt 4 Ra4hbups.s. a, :, Ia +,
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-o ss.iag1ssviess. conducted
By Hsv: cAes.sy Hosar,, q g. Peter, sill
bsAsadi.sths methodist sbsrsAl sa 10,
Saturday a.d Salaay.E lP.aashiae sa.sr.
~ .a.raee.s ..5ai ossssk. "a = u.
evening y =; also. on Sunday, - lo1 \
4 ,aad IN IL evening at 7. - - .:a1.. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-05

a1--A hsll liaso f .hns clotkc - Pfsllxiss.
III, vhtsA vfIl % nads " o erdsf 4! a sh i
bes4 naansf a1l in The most fashio1iA3l
"a sG@ ..... 'sst%- Jsn2 = S@g'r 2 81: ~
ByJOOs. 10. IA .sls.$EL g.. ~ 4fl.. Il
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28
~ WAn oa Gov. JAcon -The ~

THE war Oh Gov JAcoB The dom
inant faction In the Legislature aLsA no
opportunity 10 exhibit their piiIlUl spite
towards Gov Jacob. They ETe greatly
chsgrined because Of the extensive aT-
pointing power conferred On him By the
constitution. Since they arc p0WeflezS
20 take that from him, they Try 20 neu-
,'aliLs his influence rs much a. possible
"A a member Of the Board d Public
Works BY adding 10 that Board the 3D.
perlnlendent Of Schools and the Attorney
General. !! may also appear In due time
that tho purpo3s In thus cnbIging the
B9afd Is more specially " override the
Governor 10 part ocular matters to be de-
tsrmlntd BY the Board. Oar cOuespOD-
dent "Alphao In letter this morning des.
cribea tho Jury Of the Camden faction over
three 7etoes sent in by the Governor Just
before tho recoss, Tho arbitrary and
l,TIe,s conduct Of the Speaker Of the
lIgusg va, simply DuIrag Gus and It Is
~, pllIilled by tho fact that the ma
lpnly symp4lhizsl With and sustained
Lim IT, The Regi,hr used to treat It's
rgaIrrI 10 frequent dissertations On p'o-
trcslon lopoIihcal minoritiea, Weshould
IKE To know what It thinks Of the way
The minority are treated 10 the Legislature
by is fdsnla and partlsaus,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

There l. nothing better tor cleaning
painted woodwork than a piece Of con-
moo India rgb6eF. Rob ihe Wood a. u
y01 were efasing pencil marks, ard ther
PASS dry brush over K. No water Il
necessary.
BJra1 Is gSe!C! sF,iclc 10 have lb5ui
A half DJuuI . /, will drive the cock.
rOtGhes GU, u any hOTse A large had.
ill u the powder u ten gallons 81 water
will eiscI saving Il Gl,y .Eek%sat. 10
soap, i Is IN excellent lehlirics, md
the best material tor cleansing the scAIp
4 writer 10 the H2uill0Li advises ladies
WHO have iufs " cleanse, u take nlcs
lEdian meal 10 large pan and Tub them
with it-u'lng no water, nothing but DRY
meal Snd they will look As good a. new
Allm aud plAsler'ol Paris veil mixed
With water, Ald used Ia \ liquid state,
will form very useful cement. Il will
be found quite handy tor many plrp1ses.
j forms a very hard composition, and ior
fixing the bfassea, etc, On lamps nolbiDg
could be better
For preserving hama and shoulders,
take ground black peppT-a quarter OF 4
pound will do ilr two hundred weight,
though little more Or les will do no
harm sprinkle hn! with pepper until
quite black, and then salt in the usual
way This method ol preserving meats
adds much to It's favor
To make court plaster, soak hinglsIs
In little warm water for twenty four
hour; then evAp0rAle nearly all Of the
water BY gentle heat, dissolve the residue
10 little proof spirits Of wine, and strain
the whole through piece Of open linen.
The strained Mas should be stiff Jelly
when cool Now, extend q piece Of silk
on wooden franc and d. II tight with
Lacla and wooden thread. Melt the jelly
and apply Il 10 the silk thinly and evenly
with hair brush. A second coating
must be applied when the iirst "a dried.
When both are dry, cover the whole sur.
lace with two or three coatings Of balsln
Of Peru, applied in the same way. PlAs-
Ter Is thus made very pIiable and never
breaks.
AN excellent washing Guld may thus
be made Three tsblespooniuls oil soda,
the same quantity Of dissolved CamphOr
llh0 same Us kept Tor family use), 10 q
quart Of soL water; bottle il up and
shake Il well before using For large
washing take four tablcspoOnTu!a Of the
fluid 10 u pint Of soap, make a warm suds
and soak the clothes half an hour; then
make another suds, using the same quaa.
lily OF soap md fluid, and boil them
just fifteen minutes, then rinse In two
waters
To mcnd china, take very thick solu.
ton Il gum arabic IN water, and stir into
It plaster Of Paris until the mixture be.
comes ol tho proper consistency. Apply
II With brush 10 the fractured edges Of
tho china, and stick them together. In
three days the article cannot be broken
in the same place The whitencss OF the
cement renders it dOu5ly valuable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28
a Terrible MiSIRke--A Man Taken
for u Deer and Shot Dead.

~ AClIlulN WHAuhcSsh Muu lHhuu
for u Deer and Shot Dead.
lFrOn the Cumberland TlmCS.)
On Monday forenoon last n most
lamCntable affair occurred in West Yir.
Einia, between Frankfort and Springfield,
IN the section known q Middle Ridge,
about fifteen miles distant from this city.
Several gentlemen residing in that section
Of country were out hunting Among
the number were MCssrs. William Truax
and Joshua McssmOrG. They had seen
some deer and were chasing them up, but
found this somewhat difficult, the deer at
times getting out OF sight. In order to
make better progress in the hunt, the
members Of the party separated. Short.
ly NiteTward Mr.. TTuaX espied through
thick woods and brush what he believed
To be the hooi Of a deer, and in the spur
Of the moment, thinking he might shoot
the (suppOsedD animal before il could see
him, he drew up his gun and fired at the
object. \ low groan greeted his ear, and
hurrying 10 the spot, he found 10 his in.
tense horror that he had shot and killed
his fellow sportsman, MIR MCssmore
The bullet entered his head Just behind
the lefl ear, and instant death was the re
suit, MIR. TruaX Immediately called
others Of the party, who soon came up
and In few moments these men, who "A
short time previous were joyous in the
excitement Of the sport, wcnGrd thcif
way homcward, silently and sorrow
stricken, bearing the remains Of their I'm.
fortunate COmpaniOp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28

ttEom the Chicago Trlbuno)
The sum OF $550OOO has been paid for
OIL shares Of the New York Tribune Asso.
CialIon. This would make the entire val.
ne OF the property $llOOOOO, which, the
Tribune says, is "by lar the highest price
ever paid Tor newspaper on this cOnti-
nCnt." This il not exactly correct
Shares in Tho ChicOGo Tribune were sold,
before tue tire, at the same price relative.
ly, that Is, on the basis Of 81, 100000 for
the whole Alter the fire, when $500 900
OF the tangible property Of the establish
ment had been destroyed without lnsu-
rance, sales were made on the basis o.
100000. The NewYork Herald could
not, probably, be bought Tor $200OO 900, II
il were for GALE at all. The New York
ErtHiHg Pos! Is believed to be worth over
a million dollars, and the journal Of Com.
merce even more than the Post, aud the
Philadelphia Lcdger more than either.
The St. Louis Dsmocrd! sold recently on
the basis OF about $5O0,0O0,-a ridiCu-
lousy low price, as the sellers, Messrs
Mckee Il HOuser, have since admitted to
themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-28
On Diseases of the Mind and
Nervous System, Physical
Exhaustion and Prema.
ture Intellectual Decay.
'TheirRatiOnaITrea
and Positive Cure.

We can contemplate no more painful and mel.
anchOly spectacle than 4 Mind IN ruins or the
wreck Of 4 Nervous system, And yet Mental
and Nervous DcGangem0nts are yearly lncrcSs-
ing AZ an alarming rate BEoEen.dOwn Onsu'
tut.Ous, Physical Exhaustion, Nervous Weak
ness, Paralysis OF the Brain, General Debility,
EaTly Decay OF Manhood, Cases OF Suicide AID
insanity, are now numbered by thOlGands all
over the lAnd. No rank or class is exempt ITOE
ihCse terrible mslAdlcs. Married and single,
rich and poor, all castes are included In this
dAfk catalogue. The young man ofpr0ud birth,
fortune and intellect, whose aims. hopes aud am.
bilion should have led him up to the higher p!Ains
or life, hiss fallen prey TO tho Great Destroyer.
Tho youth OF humble pAEentage, whose cheek
once bloOmed and blushed with innocence and
ant ntea OF brilliant MUD, whose step once was
manly and arm, is now among lie myriad VIC
liuB. They have gone down TO the river Of death.
uneounied thousands perish thus, year alter
year, without knowing the cause Of thelr ruin
until the golden sands OF lie have all run out
Like stars that Bct 10 rice no more, so do they
fall into premature graves, pass from mortal
sight forever and fade away into eternal oblivion
Butls there no Physician for tn 5 large class "
humAn sufferers and no Autdoic for those vide.
spread mARdics' NJ dESis5r, yes. Your lie
may yet be redeemed IRON destruction, and
crowned with many year OF health and hAppl'
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