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:: We ere informed by Mr.. Grisblsr, the
father Of the boy whose death was rsssrr,d
- last week, that no does not attach .nv
Blame to the sehoolboys In connection With
the death Of his son, which he says was
the result Of sudden attack Of scarlet f.
vsr, and not Of the treatment Of the other
bsys. He buried on Tuesday another
child which died Of the same disease, and
shll another 10 very sick. Our information
No derived from Mr.. Griebler's brother.
and uss supposed to bs correct, but we
rhesrfally publish this contradiction
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A st,t,re rn.s rvrRv MAN.

A BOOK For EVERY MAN.
TIE "sCIENCE or LIFE, OR SELF PRESER,
VATION," Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure Of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in
Impotsncy, Spermatorrhoes or Seminal Weakness'
and oil other diseasee arising from the errors Of
youth or excuses OF yea,
This work 10 indeed = book for every man
Thousands have been taught by this work the true
way to health audhappiness. tits the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, ana the only one
on this class OF ills worth reading. lsQth edition
revised much enlarged illustrated bound In beauti.
paid, on receipt Of price. Address PEABODY MED.
ICAL INSTITUTE. Number 1 BuItinch Street
Boston, Mass. or Qr. W. H. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. n. B: Tho author may be consulted on
ana expsElsnees may1-ly
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FOR RENT.

A com nodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time. -
Also, rooms conveniently located On
Washington avenue. Rent low. Inquire
at this Office. 4s.
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1N.R1s NEW gronBl|

Mr.. Paul ,Mookenhaupt he's renewed
his large stock Of groceries, clothing,
'crockery, notions, ETC., to Dr.. Weber's
building, adjoining tho new granite block.
He is now ready for business. in the new
stand, and is preparedto supply the pub
lilo with the very best goods at the low
est prices. 49,.
% Remember the removal.
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i ST.. CLoup. Nov. -, 1873:
The decline in wheat during the week
has been heavy. To-day's quotations are
no. Z........"................. 90
Oats-30a32c.
Corn, $50 to 400
Flour-XXXx $6.o0ab.50; xxx $3.50
Assoc; Xxx 50. 00a4. so per barrel
Feed-$1.15al.25 per cwt.
Cornmeal-$1.2 rs.
Shorts-6Oc. 49,
Bran-$8a10 per ton 500 per cwt.
~ Eggs-20o.
? Butter ranges from 123 to zoo.
Potatoes-4Oa45c.
Green apples-$5.o oa5.50 per barrel;
60 per peck.
Cranberries, $1.76.2.2 5, per bushel 100
per quart.
Onions-6Ocas0 per bushel.
Honey-2oa25c per pound.
Maple gar-15a2Oc.
Cabbage-$5 per hundred.
Beans, $l.ooaS2.oo per bushel.
Cheese-123al5c per pound.
Hay-$5 .0Oa6.0 per ton.
Country hams-l0a123c per lib.
Sugar cured hams-20c.
Dried Beef-2Oc.
Wood-$4.00a5. 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 3Oa3ec
Unwashed, 2va25c.
Tub washed, 35a41c.
Beef-On foot, 20 to 80; retailing, 6al2ao
per pound.
Veal-7asc dressed; retailing, 10s12}o
per pound.
Mutton-on foot, 3a4c retailing 10a123o
per pound.
Pork-4a53o dressed !; retailing, 1Oa123c
misunderstanding at 124a15o.
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chickens-7a10c per lb.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. IL.
Whest-sl os} for MOL.
Oats-31c.
Corn-4lo. j,
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-.
MARRIED..

In: Chicago, by the Rev. Edgar J. Good
speed, Mr.. J.WALTER B1GsBY, of Adrian,
Mich, and; Miss HANNAH M. GRANGER, of
Chicago. ~an~~ .sess-.
We:congrstulate Mr.. B,gsby on,=having
chosen so wisely and well, and wish for
himself and bride much Joy. .%es1s,
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WHAT THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI
NEEDS. =.
From, the Minneapolis Tribune.

From the Minneapolis Tribune. ,::
Mr.. Hobart, who runs the boat between
this city and St. Cloud, says that $40, 900
expended at Coon Rapids and in removing
boulders from the channel at various other
points,; will secure two and half feet of
water from Minneapolis to St. Cloud at ali
times during the season of navigation. His
boats, with barges, will bring to the heart
of our city the wheat, corn, oats, wood,
baled hay, and brick from the rich country
lying west of the river, and the valuable
granite from the quarries at Sank Rapids.
Two locks and q short canal around
Sank Rapids, and one lock and dam at
Little Falls, with one or two wing dams to
concentrate and retain the water at other
points, will take boats to Crow Wing,
Whence Capt. Houghton now. runs his boat
TO .Pokegama Fallseoa q, river free from
.impediEents. "A dam and lock at Pokega-
ma Falls will make this upper Mississippi
river navigable to Leech Lake--a distance
by water above the Falls ofSt. Anthony of
:676 miles $ and at the same time the dam
at Pokegama will restore the original lake
(Which has been drained by the action of
the water wearing away the .Pctsdam
sandstone at the Falls) and thus, retain in
a large reservoir the spring foods, which
can be poured out in August when needed
to increase the depth of water on the lower
river for navigation.
From five to fifteen miles east of Pokeg-
anna there Is the most extensive and rich
est bed of iron ore yet discovered in Min
nesota. 1t is identical in character and
quality Within Marquette ores--s large
tract Of land was purchased years ago in
this region by capitalists from Pennsyl-
yania, who are only waiting for chance
TO- get the pig metal to- a market:to develop
their property.
At a meeting Of the Minneapolis Board
ofTrade, held. on Monday, Mr.. G. T.
Hobart, Of. Messrs. Hobart, Hall g. Co.,
said that they had made arrangements with
the Senators from this State to apply to
Gen. Humphrey to have a survey made in
the river from Minneapolis to St. Cloud.
The. Senators think that if the survey is
made, that All appropriation can be ca silly
obtained to do the work. He asked that q
committee be appointed to draw and for
ward a petition to the Senate committee on
transportation with regard to the matter,
aud they will probably report favorably.
1f.they do, theretis no doubt that the ap-
preparation will be granted. Mr.. Hobart
said that they desired the Board to aid
them ID this project. All they asked was
that the bed of:the river be cleared out and
theyxwould put on enough boats to do the
business.
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ST. PAU & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoAol1eA1loNAL.-(Churc south ofRavinebridge.)
Services every sunday at l01s =. m and pm. sun
day School At II o'clock. Prayer meeting at the
church on Wednesday evenings at o'clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner of Wells
avenue aud Lake street.
SPRnlY1HRIAN.-(Church on Richmond avenue.)
Services sverv Sabbath at lO1< .. m. and II p. H.
Sabbath school at II m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at ~ O'Clock. Pews FREQ and
strangsrstnvitsd. Rsv.E.V. Campbell, Pastor.
KRIscorL.-(st. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every sabbath at l01f .. M. and p. m.
Sundays School at IA m. evening prayer meeting
Fridays At O'Clock. Rev. }. T. Chambers, Rector.
AElHoDIs1@Churchi nlower town. Services every
Sunday at lOk 4. H.. and Il Pm. Sunday School vt
81 Il. Rev. J. T. Lswton. Pastor.
1APsls7-(Nssr the second rayine bridge.) servi
Gee every Sabbath At w o'clock m, and1 O'Clock
Pm. Prayer meeting ~ the church on Thursday
evenings ~ pm. Seats free and all are welcome.
". \. Stanley, Pastor.
!CA1loIlc.-(Chureh Of Imn>culats O tion.
g. 0ermain strest). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Hsindl.
O. d; Aaistant. Rev Boniface Null, o. 8. B.. Ser
vices: Week days at .. NJ; Sundays, First mass.
~ Q. L., high mass and sermon 1t 10 .. N, YES
psFs al J. n. Observation-Disclosures at 3 pm.
CLu8 RA1as.-The following are tho
sla rates Of TN JOURNAL:
copies, $1.76 each.
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SEEC1AL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects of
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored,
1mpediments to marriage removed New method
of treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. South Ninth
st., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an institution having nigh
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. octSulyr
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= Everybody says Robbers Milwaukee
beer is the very best h town, aud what
everybody says i trus. ] ( = ~ K :. ~
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Upon the receipt of 1885 we will send
THE JOURNAL :
for one year;
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
An illustrated magazine Of fifty pages and
one Of the most popular monthlies IN the
oountr y-for one year and copy of the
celebrated chrome,
"THE YOSEMlTE."
This chromo-some idea of which can
be gained from the above CUTS 14x2O in
ches in size, and its actual retail prloe is
$500. It represents view of this famous
valley from very attractive stand point,
and embraces Gel Captain" s'North Dome"
and South Dome," "Cloud's Rest, "
the MERGED River, the 'Bridial Veil FALL"
and many minor details, beautiful in them
selves, but which We have not space to
mention.
No offer has yet been made where 80
much can be had for 50 little money.
Orders should be sent IN as promptly as
possible, and they must in all cases be &C.
companied BY the cash. g.. $.
,: Liberal commissions paid parties who
will canvass their towns or neighborhoods
for. subscriptions under this. splendid offer.
Address,
~. -: :.s x W. B. .MTcHELL. >"
r ~ 1879. .,-sss St. Cloud. Mimi.
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. HOME FOR $500

"A AVMH EVh @OsVV1
A Grand Gift Concert
AND BALL,
will be given at
SCHWARTZ & PoEcHMAN's HALL,
ST. Cloud,
On Thanksgiving Evening, Nov. ~,
- - ~..>> 1873,
At which the property described in tho following
list Of prizes will be 81 ven to those holding tickets
containing the numbers drawing prizes:
House, barn and twenty acres Of land.
good cows.
feed griLder.
Is tons Of bay, sn north end Of barn.
Is tons of hay, on south end of barn.
200 bushels o. oats in barn.
Durham heifer, full bred.
half Durham heller.
sets double harness, good.
good cook stoves, with fixtures.
new parlor stove with fixtures.
muley bedsteads. good.
bureaus, SIX drawers each.
fancy sewing table.
1,dning room table. .
z sets dining room chairs.
wagon spring Seat
cultivator, nine teeth.
l set bob sleds.
shovel pillow.
swarm bees.
rs bushels potatoes In cellar.
breeding sow.
g lots in block 10.
grain cradles.
. scythes and snathes.
set whiffie.trees and neck-yoke.
new wash stands, with drawers.
DESCRIPTION OF REAL EsTArR,
The real estate above mentioned in the list of prizes
ltes1n the northwest corner of Sherburne county
opposite the Normal School building, which is nov
Ds1"S the land Dg in body
sppi river, seven acres of which s fenced and under
cultivation. The house is 24x28, one and a half
l2x1e, pantry IN kitchen. good cellar with 6rict
bettem; spring in one corner Of cellar with good
drain to carry of water from spring. Tho whole
house with kitchen is bricked from cellar to earret
the kitchen door, with pump. Tho whole being in
H. S.r9 is a2.44. 10 foot posts, with floor 1882
one end Of bay, which will hold 600 bushels of eran.
The stable 10 IN the basement, and will scoommodate
SO head qfcattle. Water handy for stock, ::
4 warranty deed will be given of tho real estate.
A. soon as toe Craving takes place all Of the above
same.
In case there are not enough tickets sold for the
craving to take place, each person holding tickets
Hllt nave the money refunded - - - ..7y4 .
- - l. PLAN OF DRAWING - =, :
One thousand numbers from Que up to one thous,
and will be placed in one box, and in another box
will be placed niie hundred and fifty blank cards,
and fifty with the prizes marked upcn them. There
will be two boys hpdolded, and three judges to DO
chosen by the ticket holders a. the time Of dra wing
who will see that the drawing is conducted fairiy
One boy will draw card out Of tho box containing
the numbers, and at the same time the other boz
will draw one out Of tho other box, containing the
blanks and prizes. f''$T;@ =
When a ticket with prize marked upon Il ia
drawn rom the box containing tho prizes the mum.
Der drawn from the other box at the same time Wins
that prize. and the holder of that number will pres.
emit the same. -~x
rug mssey az iass q the tickle arc sold will be
deposited In I. O. McClures bank until the dsy Of
the concert. '~.'- - - ~
Tiekets, ts.oo; for sale At Rosenberssr's and
Iobey.s booksteres, and also At this ONCE.
oct1S-4W tt.-. ~ JESSIE J. DAY.
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>. Boyd will soon remove to the new
building next to TH1 JOURNAL Office:
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The Confessions OF an invalid,

In0 CUuItbS10QH VI IN 1nv3IIQ,
PUBLISHED AZ WARMING and for tho benefit Of
YeuNa MIN AND oTRIIs who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc., Supplying
tie 1sansef setfcars. Written BY ono who cured
himself after undergoing considerable qua kerry, and
sent free on receiving postpaid directed envelope
8shsrsrs ars invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
junel2-6m Box l63 BROOKLYN, NY.
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il Geo. P. Rowell& Co., 40PArk Row,
Ne York, ands. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agent
for Tn JOURNAL i'm that city and are au-
thori.edto oontraetfori inserting ADVERTISE
me ltsfor ne 1t our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers In thatoity are requested to
cave their tAvors with either OF the above
hS uses.
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On Isndsy night about i've inches of
saow fell, and Tuesday had quite . wintery
look. But the weather has been bright and
warm since,
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BORN.

At Cincinnati, Ohio, October slst, to the
wife Of PAUL L. RANSOM, son, ~>"Albert
Paul"
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Castoria Is moro than q substitute for Castor
OIL 1t is the only safe article in existence which 10
certain to assmate the food. regulate the bowels,
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. It
is pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest. noy6 1v
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KING OF THE BLOOD.
FOR SALT RHrUh, 1RuPTIoNs, soA1D HEAD.
ETC.
Cdse.-I have been troubled for tho last
thirty year with Salt Rbeum on my hands.
They have been 80 at times that have
been unable to use them for any purpose
for which they were intended. l was ad-
vised by friend of mine, vhe had used
the K. Of the B., to try it. did so. Have
used seven bottles, and to oil appearances
my hands are we'll. They look and feel as
though an entirely new skin had been
formed. HI. Hu1ps1r.
Druggist, A South st., Utica.
See advertisement in another column.
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Mr.. B. D. Woodmsnsee, who has had
charge Of thu st. Cloud Driving Park since
its opening, has accepted an offer to take
charge Of the new park at Saltwater. We
regret to lose Mr.. Woodmansee from St.
Cloud.
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TO Mr.. B. Vossburg We arc indebted
for . copy Of the Report Of tho Commits
ioner Of Statistics for 1872.
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Tho Glenwood Eagle has entered on
its third year. 1t 10 spioy and readable
local paper, and claims to have moro
than doubled its subscription list during
the year. Nay it still continue Rising a.
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r. Everybody who wants clothing should
mot fail to call It J.. Prondzirskis. Mr..
P. has received from the East the best and
largest stock Of clothing, hats, caps, gents
furnishing goods, trunks, satchels, etc.,
ever brought to this city. = His store is
packed full Of goods. Call and see.
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"A letter came to tho Sc. Cloud post Of
nee . few days ego addressed to tho ''scool
supperinthendehor Of stsarns county,"
Was it from . school teacher?
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Boyd will soon remove to the new
building next to The JOURNAL Office.
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-etsvs1ssn & Co. s1s making number
ofinprovsnsnts in their Foundry and
Aaahins shops.
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-Seafesly any new fell sbsvs Cold
Spring, q h tAs diEsssisA Of Psynssvills,
this Vpak.
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Thy &, Cloud E1sss says Mr.. Russell
did not run we'll In tho Thirtieth District
bscauss THs JeulxA1 did not oppose him.
The Sank Rapids ststinsz ssys:it wss be,
vsass 1t .d;z epPess him II might b well
Tor these two organs Of the Pine Land
htns-now that Bsnediet's head has been
1eultiosd and they have become one in
sptrit-to compare notes little closer and
tsu The same story. The real causes that
operated against NJ. Russell are stated in
another column. ...':.s~
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j. For cheap boots and shoes 90 to Ten
voorde's. ~ - '''t :4'-A ~
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Boyd will soon remove stoe the. new
building next to THE JOURNAL Office -ssg
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The new Catholic Church at 81: Au-
gusts h - nearly completed that services
will DO held In it On next Sabbath. It il .
very 6As building, 1890 feet, and built Of
stone,
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Congregational soeisbls, ct Mrs. Whit
mans, Friday evening, Nov. 14th. Amuse-
0snts for tho occasion.
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PlasoxA1.-Mr. J. W. Milligsn returned
to-day from : few weeks trip 70 hts housin.
Pi.t,burg. He will spend the winter here.
lr. D. J. Hauscom, Of Eden Lake.
passed through town on Monday bound
for ..away down to Maine," on asix.weeks,
visit.
Mr.. 8. Peudsrgast, Of Sank Centre, re-
turned on Monday from q trip to Chicago
aud Southern Illinois, where he took
lsrse drove Of cattla.
Hon. II. c. Burbank started on Tuesday
ON trip to Fort Garry, to be absent some
four weeks.
Hon. W. L. Banning and Messrs. W.K.
CASTOR, Of St. Paul, and J. J. Egan, Of
Dsluth, were in tho city ON Saturday, on
legal business before Judge MoKelvy. 81
H. NJ. Atkins. Esq. Of Princeton, Mile
Laos county. arrived here on Thursday.
with his family, to remian permanently.
He il much pleased with St. Cloud, and no
will b . valuable acquisition to the place.
Mr.. Irvs Anterior, Route Agent Of tho
American Express Company, was in the
city on Tuesday. He is visiting the differ
ont Express Offices in this part ofths State.
We had q pleasant call on Monday from
Mr.. A. J. Reed, Of St. Paul, who was pay
ing his friends in this city q short visit.
Having given up 'incendiarism," A. J.
now gets his good clothes out Of tho itho-
graphing business.
On Monday Mr.. A. F. Perkins, Of Maine
Prairie. favored US with q call.
Mr.. E. 6. Bloomfield, Of Melrose, made .
flying trip to "the city: on Monday.
Rev. T. E. Inman, former well-known
resident Of this place, who has been living
At Parker's Prairie, Otter Tail county, for
several years, is visiting friends in town,
and called at The JOURNAL Office.
J. G. Smith, Esq, and Prof. Ira Moore.
went to st. Paul on Tuesday to attend >
meeting of the State Normal Board. They
returned on the noon train to-day.
Messrs. J. H. Locke, Of Fair Haven, and
I'M. Blakely, of Paynesville, wore in town
to day.
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MIR. Carl Herberger, Of Albany, writes
as a. follows: ~ have seen in your pa
per the statement that a man brought to
St. Cloud deer the saddle Of which
weighed 1872 pounds. have received from
Henk Christon the saddle of deer shot
by him which weighed 1877 pounds"
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Albert Monet, New York advertising
agent, has gone into bankruptcy. This
paper warned publishers against him six
months OF more ago, but We notice that .
good many publishers in this State have
been viotimized by him since then.
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The stages started eut On ruaaszs on
Tassday-jast I've days earlier than lsss
year.
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-OHkaAs for rent or sale at Tobsy's
beehsloro.
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Our young friend, Paul L. Ransom,
ssads IN interesting little notice. which
viii b found in another column Of this
psgs. Congratulations ars in order.
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PILES OF NEw:GuoDs,

Mr.. }. W. Tenvoorde. has received his
all stock Of new goods, which is complete
throughout. He has verything in staple
and fancy goods, and will sell At prices to
defy competition, Those who want good
goods cheap should call at this old estAb'
ished store.
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-amee 0'Niel Was brought before JUS
tios Dsrnes this morning On tho charge Of
Drunkenness and vagrsnoy, and in default
Of . hne Of SO and costs was sent to Jail
for twenty days.
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$l0 $40 :; E: :; -: :; :: e.:
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The Fergus Fails Josrna1 comes mark
ID "Plsass e." Ofeourss VI viii, and
thought W had been doing %. an. the time {;
Tor the journal 10 one Of the neatest and
best papers in the State.
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Remember the place to get q first class
Free Lunch and A1soaukes Leger, j. a., ~
i..,,z2--,.--:-L, Ro1B11s'. $3.50;
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boyd will soon remove to the ne,
building next to The JOURNAL Office.
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=. Carts Sc & I. selling groceries q, cheap
- they can bs bought 1t any other Itors in
town. s>f5G go =: ~ 5:4..E r. =. ar-t.f.
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@Wpux gia, lockjaw, palsy, sprains, SWELL
ings, caked breasts scalds, burns saltrhsum, ear
ache, &C., upon the human frame. and of strains
spavins, gals, &c., upon animals in ono year than
have all other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are counter irritant, all-heaing pain
BELIEVERS. Cripples throw away their clutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites rendered harmless,
and the wounded healed without a scar. Tho
recipe is published around each bottle. They sci,
as no articles before sold and they sell because
they do just what they pretend to do. Those who
now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de.
serve to suffer If they will not use Centaur Lini
ment, white wrapper More than 1000 certificates of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt. running tumors, &c., have been
received. We will send circular containing Ger
tfcates, the receipt &C., 81 ats to any one request.
ing it. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Liniment is worth hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules, for ecrew worm in
sheep Stock owners-these liniments are worth
your attention. No family should be without them
"White wrapper for family use;" Yellow wrapper
for animals. Sold by all druggists. 50 cents Dor
bottle; large bottles, 500. J. B. Rosz Co., IS
Broadway, NY.