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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20
KINGOF THE BLOOD.


SCRoFULoUs SORES. Cdse.-I was for sew
:eral months unable to, walk without crutch-
es in consequence of scrofulous Sores up:
on my ankle; They were indolent ulcers
Of a very bad character. was recon-
mended to try King of the Blood, and I
used several bottle as directed. I am now
entirely recovered from my lameness, al
hough my ankle Is badly SCARED. ~ =
G. W. HoLLENBRooK, 70 4.
Toledo Ohio.
Y steaavestiseibene III smother column:
- aaa3sE to.as--- g = 49,: u! A'7 / =.
=: Boyd wiki soon remove to the new
building:next TO- THE. JOURNAL office.
WHY 81 1el.si----e .g<''! !;
Russell has California pears, fresh
suinces ind apples. - - :,+s
Boyd will soon remove to the new
building next to THE JOURNAL Office. Is.
+ For cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
voorde's.
Whoever visits St. Cloud should taste
Of the Milwaukee, beer on draught at L.
Robbers, ahdH depart happy. '7'.
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-Hr. T. Lamb proposes going Into the
sennissloA business IN this city.

There IL now but one train day each
way, 70 81. Paul and bask. The time card
Il given at tAs head Of this column.
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.-Herberger Bros. make the best lager
beer IN the market. Order Of them. '%f"'
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While ct Little Falls last week Mr.. J.
E. Hayward WAS taken suddenly and dan
gerously i'll. For time his life was des-
paired Of. He is now better and able to
Do out.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Errors and Abuses In early life Manhood Restored,
1mpediments to marriage removed. New method
of treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Books and Circulars sent free, inssaled envelopes
St., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. octSul u
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ZOE one year
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
an illustrated magazine Of fifty pages and
one of the most popular monthlies IN the
country-for one, year and 2 copy of the
celebrated chrome, 49,.
1.-THE YOSEMITE."
> This chromo-some idea of which can
be gained from the above CUTS 14x20 in
ohes in size, and its actual retail price is
5000: 1t represents a view of this famous
valley from very attractive stand point,
and embraces tEl CAPTAIN" "North Dome''
and " South Dome, Clouds 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 SO
much can be had for so little money.
Orders should be sent in as promptly as
possible, and they must in all cases be: &C.
eompanied by, the. cash. =; :.::
Liberal Commissions paid parties who
will canvass their towns Or neighborhoods
for subscriptions Under this splendid offer.
Address,
1855 W: B. MITCHELL, )
St. Cloud, MINI.
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---Boya viii soon remove to the new
building next to THE JoCRNAL office. 90
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I; Everybody who wants clothing should
not fail to call at J. Prondzirski's. Mr.
Up has received from the East Thea best and
largest stock of clothing; hats; Cups; gents
furnishing goods, trunks, satchels, etc; :,
ever brought to this city. His store is
packed full of goods. Call and see.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

Mr.. n. Cans, County Treasurer; in
Worms 40 that during the past yssr he has
paid out in county orders, $21, 22s.9l,
UAargesble to the following funds:
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MADAME G. WHITES: :E7[:l
Great Western Emporium

There now is anelegant display of Mil
linery and Fancy Goods, consisting of Hats ,
Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons,
Velvets, Silks, Sacks, Worsteds, Embroid-
cries all kinds of Jewe]ry, Gold and Jet ;
fancy back and circular Combs; ready
made Cloaks and felt Skirts. -~r~-.>
All kinds of Hair. Work, Hair Jewelry,
Curls and Switches Stamping, Pinking
and fancy Dyeing~done to order
"A specially made of Cloak and Dress
Cutting and Fitting, Patterns cut to orler.
Thanking the ladies' for past patronage.
Madame>Whlte respectfully invites them to
call and examine her stock ~of goods,
which she will sell at the lowest possible
:prices.-. = u <ze. -.
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+: For oheapsboots and shoes 60 to Ten
voorde's. .
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60 to Coats 4 Freeman's and order
your Thanksgiving turkey. They will
have the best to be found in the market, as
we'll as chickens. venison, phsasants. beef,
etc. Leave your order early.
We are pleased to learn from the Will
mar Republican Of the reelection Of Mr..
Fred. Smithson, Chairman Of the Board Of
County Commissioners of Kandiyohi coun-
ty. He makes too coed Commissioner
for the county to dispense with.
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same time raise ourselves up hie her in the
estlmation Of our fellows; thereby setting
noble and benefcent examples for both
.fiend and foes We should strenuously
endeavor to keep that eacred sanctuary, the
human heart, free from the imperfections
and superauities- Of life, and admit none-
into our deepest affections but those whose
Iives'Gnd ehsrSotsrs VI have: watched with;
the closest scrutiny Hs sGai5Sl5 .Nn2;2
friendship may be shown IN many ways.
A kind word spoken st the propet time will
80 far, very fsr. ,indasd. 3 towards binding
.upsths' psngs-of-thszhuman hesrt, Have.
you . neighbor in distress? One kind
word from you may alleviate his pains,
sooths his sorrows and gain for yourself
his undying frlsndsh'p:" Does he askeot
you counsel or advice Freely give -
Let frisndship's accents cheer his dubious WY,
And purest counsel i'll hs aoubt Is allay ~ :
Thus heart to heart With sweetest rapture SPRINGS
And life will lengthen with the joysit brings.
Harmony and concert Of action tend to
promote friendship, while seclpsion. and
lack Of proper 'sqoiability 60 far to uards
destroying it. All the chords of the human
heart should BET so qnsdebermoaized aud
placed under subsection that likes music
81 instrument It would continually send
forth oonoordt sweet and harmonious ;
thereby freeing society from it's many dis.
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DOUGLAS CouNrY.-The Alexandria Post
says the people up there are crying for
buttsr.........W. 8. Best shot three otter
near Fish Lake, Douglas county. The
County Superintendent Of Schools in his
report to the State Superintendent says i:
''rhe supply Of teachers iie mot: equal to
the demand, and s.majority Of those who
apply for certificates are inadequately pre-
pared for the work. Every season during
the last two years, school. have been .absa !
lutely closed because suitable teachers
ssald not b obtained. To meet this Do
nand. present and future, encouragement
he's been given to all who have indicsted -
desire to prepare themselves thoroughly by
attending the Ct. Cloud Normal School.
Some Of eur best material il now there.
Others are now earning by teaching, the
means to pay their way, and will enter the
school at an early day.
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IL III you want q good glass Of Nslvau'
kss beer, 80 to- I, sne g; %sIs5 4. RosBils'.
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BOYD viii soon remove to tho new
building next 10 THE JOURNAL Office,
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Jos: 'Bsbsfgsf H.. JUST ,t,sdaa new
stock Of ths::aA oisAst liquors; AID, i large
10y & q tho best. "eigars:s Remember the
place, on Richmond svenuo. - q.ns has
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

On Thanksgiving Union Services will
be held in the Baptist church, bekinning At
the usual hour Of morning services. The
SERMON will be preached by tho Rev. Mr..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

Every young man who intends enter
ing upon business should, if possible, OBJ.
tain thorough commercial education.
The money invested in this way returns
larger per cent. than any other. For
young men in this State the st. Paul Bust
ness College possesses superior facilities:
Its training is thorough, including the
branches Of mathematics; bookkeeping
commercial law, eto. Prof. W. A. Faddis
il tho Principal.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

Russell has California pears, fresh
suinces and apples. $50
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

or; fresh ounces % ID o..s' s ~
t='i .as22asset ,&aotfq3sst~ 5lzlr RussRLl's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

Sam. H. Nichols was successful in his
run for the Office Of Register Of Deeds Of
Otter Tail oosnty-winuiug BY IL major
ity.
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Everybody says Robbers Milwaukee
beerlis the very best in town, aud what
every body says is true. i
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:. REAL EsTATE rEsGNsFERs.
-.1 1..~-
Reported for Tue JOURNAL By Johm Zapp
Esq.,, Register of Deeds.
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Buy DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer, the
great eradicstor for all lung diseases. A
superior remedy to.all others yet discover
ed in severe cases. It is sure, quick and
perfectly safe remedy for coughs, colds,
sore throat and oil lung complaints. Re.
tail price, rs cts, so cts, and $780,, Any
bottle that does not give:relisf; my be re-
turned, and money Will b rsfdnded: Dr..
Seth Arnold's Soothing Cordial, Bilious
Pills and Porous Plssters. Compounded BY
Dr.. Seth Arnold's Medical Cooperation,
woonsocket, R.. I. Sold by 8. Marlatt,
Wholesale and retail Druggist, st. Cloud;
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Sewing machines to rent by -
.>s-.n,} 9, d. b. SEIBY,'>, "a c,iA
.::,II.:o s.zAls3 Agent for the Singer,
''',' 81. .'''s@'!''f - At Tobey - Book etor
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

Tho Legislative contest in the st.
Cloud District was another indication Of
the looseness Of party ties, and warning
to politicians that they must select fit NOM
inees. In that District both the Democrats
and Republicans nominated unfit men for
the Legislature. The result was that .
competent man, in the person Of N. F.
Barnes, was put forward by the indepen-
dent voters and elected over both party
nominees. This was happy rebuke to
party tricksters.-St. Paul Dispatch.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-20

Barber shop and bath rooms-everyJ
thing frst-class-at JOHN DE1Eo's.
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:, ~ ~ ~: 1'' ''NAA .
[}-.Boyd MIL! soon remove to the new
building next to THE JOURNAL office. =;
~-- l.
vT--E, Curtis is selling groceries 90 cheap
as they. can be bought at any other store in
town. - ;7'-t
3Ft =
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Develop your muscle That's The way
to glory.
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-UPRa1o Tor rent or sale et Tobeye
bookstore.
The weather 10 brAoing, but bright
aud clear.
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Whoever visits St. Cloud should taste
Of the Milwaukee, beer on draught at L
po.ho., .,ss3Sn,aa,+ ho ,T2s'
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MAhKET's.

ST.. CLOUD, Nov. 20, 1873:
Wheat is looking up and has improved
four cents during the week. To-day's quo.
tations are:
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We find this two-liner making its An.
nual pilgrimage: -
"The 'embers Of the dying ysar-Novem-
Der and December"
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Z 77<Fair Have -four, al &c
- r, NJ. RussEII's.t
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20
Teachers Meeting.
Manitowoc, Wis, Nov. IS. l

A Teachers meeting will be held In
the town of Meme. on Saturday, the
5th day of December, 1873, for the pur-
pose of organizing Teachers Associa-
ton for the southern portion of Manlto-
voc County.
The meeting will be held in the school
house near H. Mnlholland's. and will be
called to order at the hour of ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of the above named day.
1t is to be regretted that some Teachers
were invariably absent frem the meet
ipgs here last winter, thereby detracting
the influence of those meetings which
would have been enhanced by their pres
ence and support. 1t is therefore hoped
they will change their role of action and
prove by their presence on the above
mentioned occasion. that they are in full
sympathy with those who are striving to
forward educational matters in our
county.
There will be discussion of the topic,
" Benefits to be Derived from Teachers
Meetings" commencing at seven o'clock
in the evening. Inhabitants of the vi
entity are respectfully invited to attend
the evening session:
Come one Come all
By THE COMMITTEE.
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The Moral Of Gymnastics.

The history of the Olympic games has
a moral, which may still be useful to the
gymnasts of later and more civilized
age. 1t is this: Exercise should be
general, not particular. unless for par
ticular defec5 Socrates, IN that Republic
which nowhere was, nor. in all probab;li-
ty, will be, said he would not labor like
those who run in the race-course, that he
might make his legs strong, while his
shoulders and other pal.s OIL his pooS
remained weak, nor only as pugIlls.,
to make his shoulders strong, not caring
for his legs; but so that, by exercising
all his limbs, all might receive a proper
tionate increase in agility and strength.
The observation may well apply, not
only to disproportionate exercise of any
part of the body in comparison with
the whole, but to a disproportionate e1-
ercise of the mind in comparison to the
body. 1t may be asserted that gymnas
tic excellence, considered by itself. is of
little use, that the occasions are few on
which society requires US to leap over a
FIVE barred gate. or to climb pole, or to
hang with our head downward. Though
this be true, it is apparent to every one
that health is generally found in cor
junction with strength, and that strength
is, without doubt, increased by muscular
exertion The connection between life
and health is too patent to be insisted
on. For some other purpose, then, is
the leaping-pole necessary than that of
avoiding the necessity and delay of clam
bering over or unlocking gates; it is nee
e.sary-we speak generally-for our
strength, the prolongation of our health,
our existence. Life and health walk
hand-in-hand health is nothing but IN
tegrity of life; disease is nothing but an
offense and abbreviation of it. Gymnastis
exercise, will not, under all circumstan-
cos, be successful, but cseteris paribus, it
will be instrumental in creating fine men.
-CdsstWs Magaziae.
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ODD FELLOWSHIP The Grand En-
campment of |. o. of O. T. for the State
of Wisconsin will meet at the Odd Eel
lows Hall, on the southwest corner Of
Wisconsin and East Water streets, on the
I'd day of December, 1873, and the Grand
Lodge of the State of Wisconsin [. O.
of O. L. viii meet on Wednesday night,
December 3, 1878, i'll the Northwestern
Life Insurance Hall. There will an
doubtedly be large attendance at the
session; members representing lodges
from all parts Of the State will be pres
Mlacdukee Wisconsin,.
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SoCIABLE.-The entertainment given
by the ladies of the Presbyterian Society,
last Tuesday evening, proved one of the
most pleasant sociables we have attended
lately. Every arrangement was perfect !;
the oysters excellent, but not more SO
than the coffee, cakes, pickles, etc., etc. {,
which were prepared by the best of cocks
and served by several young Misses OF
the society. That ali present were highly
pleased, the avails quite satisfactory,
needs hardly to be added.
Would the ladies permit US to suggest,
to connect with the next entertainment,
a short concert, or some tableaux and
promenade, with one of the next socia-
bles. There is talent enough in that
society to equal, if not surpass any thing
that has yet been produced.
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PERsoNALs.-Hon. Lyman Walker of
Ahnepee was in town this week on
visit to his children, and looks as strong
and lively as ever.
Will. Guyles who has taken charge of
the Clerks Office on the 7ruesdeU was
gladly welcomed by his family and many
friends here this week. We do not envy
him for the pleasures of his present trip
towards Green Bay.
Mr. Morse from Appleton is in town
with the intention of establishing gen.
eral agency for musical instruments,
sewing machines etc which We think,
would prove quite a benefit to our COM
munity and profitable investment to
hat Young gentleman.
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THE Literary Messenger, the leading
illustrated magazine of the West, for the
month of November is promptly on hand.
1t is truly Messenger" of story, song,
music, fashion, art and science, enter
tanning and instructive. Containing no
sensational or penicious reading matter,
it is one of the best Magazines we know
of for the Home Circle. where nothing
but sound and refining influences should
be brought To say that it is printed on
tinted book paper, and that its illustra-
lions are equal to those Of the -4ldne, is
all We need add.
So well satisfied are we of this that we
have consented TO act as agent for the
publishers for Manitowoc, md will
take subscriptions and deliver the ele-
CANT $500 steel engraving, given as a
premium to every subscriber, at the pub
fishers price, $500; or we will give the
Messenger and our paper one year for
$500. 4 specimen copy of the Maga-
zine and Engraving may be seen at our
Office at any tine. apd by subscribing
through US, you run no risk.
l. is not 70. sale at any news depot.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20

FIRE LIMITS. " esterday fire reminds
us to again call upon our City Fathers
for the passage of an ordinance forbid.
ding the erection of wooden buildings
within the business limits of our city.
If Mr. Huebner' block had been of wood
instead of brick, no efforts could have
saved the entire block of wooden build
ings between Sth and It'll street and
probably the entire block between York
and Commercial streets, from complete
destruction and our Board of Aldermen
can certainly do no less for the proven
ton of such calamity than to fix certain
limits on both sides of the river, wherein
no new wooden buildings shall be erected
and to direct the building of brick or
stone buildings in such manner that
the danger of fire is prevented, or at the
least diminished as ever possible.
May the expectation of the passage
of an ordinance to that effect be soon
realized by our anxious community.
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ED. TRIBUNE The Milwaukee, Lake
Shore & Western Railroad Company
haYe very generously offered to carry
over their line of road, to and from Mil.
waukee, at sixty per cent off full fare, all
Odd Fellows and their families, who will
attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,
which will convene in Milwaukee, on
Wednesday, the Sd day of December
next.
As the members of the order in the
Lake Shore towns have never had so
favorable an opportunity OF attending
the Grand Lodge, it is to be hoped that
all will avail themselves Of it.
Truly yours,
III. f. HUBBARD.
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GYMNASTICS. Referring our readers
to the article on "Thc Moral of Gymnas-
ties" in this issue, we would impress
upon parents and our teachers especially
the necessity of combining physical with
mental exercise in every school of our
land. Although everything is done to
that effect in many of our public institu
tions, we are panied to notice the worn,
sickly appearance of many of our young
scholars, and sincerely believe that regu-
lar bodily exercise combined with mental
training is the el-est remedy.
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How TO BREAK UP BAD CoLD.-Bathe
your feet in hot water just before going
to bed take one or to teaspoonfulls of
DIR. Ransom's Hive Syrup and Tolu,
or Honey Syrup, and drink bowl of
Ginger Tea. Jump into bed and wrap
ND warm, and you viii be ali right in the
morning.
DR.. Miller's Magnetic Balm is certain
cure for all diseases of the Stomach and
Bowels. 1t relieves Nausea, Vomiting,
Collie, Cramps, and Pain of all kinds,
like magnetism. Only cost % cts. to
buy it. See advertisement in this PAPER.
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Many of our community were reused
earlier than usual yesterday morning by
the alarm of fire. About FIVE o'clock
flames were seen bursting through the
doors and windows of the Clothing Store
in Mr.. Huebner' brick building on York
street, which brought out the fire steam
er Immediately, and its work in Quench-
ing the flames was quite effective. until
between the hours of and 10 o clock,
when it ceased working through break
in the machinery, caused by the pressure
on the water-chest from the freezing of
the water in the hose. The two hand
engines were still available and the fire.
men worked with a will, but as there
was a strong wind blowing from the
northwest, could do no more than pre-
vent the spread of the confagration to
the adjoining buildings.
The walls are still standing but the
inside is completely burned out. Much
of the brick-work will have to be rebuilt.
1t was occupied by Mr. Adler's liquor
store, Mr.. Scheiter's fruit store, Mr..
Schrieber's clothing store, Messrs. Hal
version & Som -four and feed store, Chas.
Biers' billiard room and saloon inl the
basement, besides by several families in
the upper story. We cannot learn that
any cf the occupants were insured except
Mr.. Alder, whose loss is $1,000, insured
for $1,000. The total loss cannot fall
short of $40, 900 at low estimate. The
cause Of the fire has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
Too much praise canno. ~
to our neghbors from Two Rivers. NO.
only did many come here by carriages as
soon as they noticed the fire, but their
engine came rafting along also, drawn
by four splendid horses and accompanied
by many stalwart frenen, who did most
excellent service until the fire was COM
pletely subdued Their noble, disinter-
ested actions will eyer be most gratefully
remembered by our entire community.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20

"OUT, DAMNED SPor l''-Theenergetic
exclamation of Macbeth Is mentally
CALCULATED by every housewife when
conforted by the manifold variety OF
stains and spots that disfg1lres articles
of household ornament and uss. But
the 'sspots" are not so easy to remove by
ordinary means. 4 little Sapolio brought
into timely use canses them all to dis
appear as if by magic, and bring peace
and satisfaction to the housewife mind
AS cheap as common soap and hundred
times more effective.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-20

D. ToRRIsoN has just completed the
enlargement to more than double its
former size OF his office and nearly finish
ed large addition to his store, which
will prove quite a convenience with the
rapid increase of the already enormous
business of Mr.. Torrison, who states that
he cannot notice the least impression
from the late panic.