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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06
4 HOME FOR $500!
A Grand Gift Concert
AND BALL.


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list OF prizes will DO given to those holding tickets
ms-a 'n' uu~Oei' u'a"iak ps'1'.'
House, oarh and twenty acres OF land.
goed cows:
is tons 81 Of tsV. On north end Of barn.
- tons OF nay, on SOUTH emu OF psrn'
Du uSsn1'i h o. az nh PIT P S1ed
] ! hslf 5 pa:s:% bsii.s:
~ood c"nr ..ox.. ~!.k &C.,.
9ew nsrior s. .toss VIE wth e e.ores'
muiev bedstssis rood. 1'"'e''
bureaus. six Driven esoh.
l fancy sewing table.
sets dining room oh.iu.
wagon spring seat,
cultivstor. nine teeth.
! set bob .leds.
shoveI ploW.
!. s%s aha, pees:
~ 1 Dousasls Potatoes IN cellar.
Az: ~ S,e sy~;
3 a nra;n 10 cr o.GSx H.
scytnes and snathes
set whifie'treee and neck:yoke.
new wash stands with drawers.
DESCRIPTION OF REAL EsTATE:
mh.r.,, ....to .ho-......--
lies the northwest of sharhnrns pIes
opposite the Normai School buiid;nr ~h;c !. NY
beine completed the land i,,nr IN .nma.. h NV
runnine from the main trar.ia3 rn.d ~ ~. M 10y
sinni r;4er .avan ..-as ~ wS;oS =; w 'no Asss
cuitivation The house il 2412s o"s ard .sf
stories high, containing seven rooms viii titchsn
12x18 pantrv IN k;tohaS 49, e ca WV .h A' Sis
bettom; spring In one corner Of cellar. With GOOD
draip TO carry Oh water from snrinn Ths xkSn,s
house with kitchen Is brcked from cellar tn CARAT
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PAlxruI AooIDax1,-On Monday while
. little daughter Of Mr.. Fish's. Of this city,
vss playing With boy Of about her own
80, the latter became angry because the
girl would not divide an apple she had with
him, and pushed upon her = bob-slsd
which was leaning against the fence. II
struck her on the leg, breaking it about Eve
inches above the knee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects of
Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood Restored,
lmpediments to marriage removed. New method
Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, inssaled enve pes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. 2South with
st., Philadelphia, Pa.-an Institution havi"g nigh
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. oct3U-lyr
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&5l1ls C5@lty Election,
M. p. Noel Elected County
Surveyor. ss" s....
The County 'Attorneyship
~.~>~ in Doubt. r
MESBRS. BARNES, IRELAND, MARTIN
AND WALKER ELECTED.
THE REMAINDEA OF; THE DEMO-
CRATIC TICKET ELHUTED.
The Hotel Bonus Carried
:: @a% in St: Cloud. IL
Tinn nLECtr1ON.

,*.A+ - .&ass ss-~& = @I1f2.4 &t;f,
Ia i Tu.sdsJ Nas slserI Rut. rather breeing,
In this city the election passed of quietly,
with rather light vote. "a But for the *
element In number Of tho towns, caused
BY the multiplicity Of Independent eandl.
dates, thvvots would have been III" light
sst knowa in. this county for years. :"
Not only were split tickets Of every shade
and complexion voted, but . vast amount
Of sesAtohing was done. "A ssrsigbt Dem
ooratio ticket was scarcely to be todnd.
We will not give any detailed statement
of tho vote in this weeks paper, as We
shall publish the official returns in full
next week, but will give the main points Of
the returns. Messrs. Zspp, Cans and
Geissel are, Of course, elected, as they were
On both tickets: The run for County At
torney is quite close, but The Indications
are that Mr.. Brick IL reelected. Mr..
Noel Is undoubtedly elected County Sur
veyor. Judge Evans is reelected Judge
Of Probate, but by somewhat reduced
majority. '>'
In this Representative District Hon. N.
F. Barnes, indep endent Democrat, is elect
ed by plurality Of 80 votes. He was
supported by men Of both parties on local
grounds. In the Second District, Hubert
IRELAND, independent Democrat, Of New
Munich; is elected over tho regular Demo-
cratic nominee. The Republicans had no
candidate in the Geld, but supported MI:
/ Rutland 1a The third District Mr.. Jos.
Martin, Of Fair Haven, the Republican
nominee, j. elected by . handsome N ajori-
ty. The same may DO said Of Mr.. Charles
Walker; Of Sank Centre, the Republican
nominee in tho Fourth District, As will
b seen two. Rspublicspa apd TIVE ildepend-
ent Representatives. were elsctsd-the Dem
4sosats not ,elsotiag one Of the four; men
they plsoed in nominations. -
In St. Augusta, Mr.. Barnss received "a
votes: Rigby 50 B.idgman 8. in Lyndon,
Risby IS Bpdglsn7 Ii; NJ. Barnss' ma
jority ova1 As,, RishT.i. q. b :. - = =;
W. AV&AVs " OAs0OuAtVY Wv u0A0oS VI NAEs
b. II. Winilow TT ,cohnissiouer in The
Second District. MtFWiislow would have
msds = espabls SndsA sisnt Commissioner,
and should have been elected. John r.
Hammefell, ~ regular Democratic nomi-
nee, was successful. In tho Fourth Dis
trict J. J. Getty was on both tickets and Of
course was elected.
The hotel bonus proposition in this CITY
WAS carried by about one hundred majority.
This is very gratifying, sad displays the
right spirit on the part Of our citizens
Now let those having tho hotel enterprise
in hand 60 ahead promptly with their op.
eratioas. Let us have . new hotel jus.
- soon as the thing can possibly be
be brought about. -. :.
The following table gives the vote in this
oitY and tho outside town: ~
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FOR TaE LADIES.

Robert Moeksnhsupt has just received =
6ne assortment Of ladies' trimmed hats,
trimming flowers, feathers, etc. This is
An elegant stock, we'll worth the attention
Of the ladies, and will be sold very cheap.
Do not fail to call.
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~ TIL irc aAatton Of The journal
sDOUBLH that OF Any other paper
PahllsAs din Hssthsrn Minnesota L ct
AAv0Rtlsaxsr sAsAAsrtA1s.
Of. PAVL = PACIFIC RAILROAD.
1umuasr Time Table. 1875

n. PAUL AID IT. oLouD-0oIA0 NORTH.
Leave 81. Paul 8:9s .. N. ana 4:8O P. m
Arrive q st. Cloud l:2O ana $40 p. N
Golx0 SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud 1920 An. and 2:86 Pm.
Arrive St. Paul Halo Am. and 7:l6 pm.
sr. CLOUD AND AHL1osA-oolN0 WHsf.
Lssvc'St, Cloud l:2O D. m.
Arrive At MsGess $3.50 p. N.
GOING lAsT,
Leave Aelrose 1906 p. m.
Arrive At st. Cloud 1886 .. m.
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Tho well.knoWn and favorite livery
horse, "Old Tige," has been sold by Mr..
Herbert to Rhodes & Spencer, and will
hereafter run . sewing maehine-sr . SOW.
Ing machine wagon.
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The Confessions Of an invalid.

Pu1ElsH1D 40 WARNING aud for the benefit of
YsUNo MIN AND ofRIls who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS or MANHOOD, etc., supplying
the meansof se!fcure. Written BY one Who cured
undergoing considerable qua kerry, aud
sent free on receiving postpaid directed envelope
Sufferers are invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
june12.6m Box l53 BROOKLYN, NY.
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KING OF THE BLOOD.

KING OF THE BLllOD.
Prairie Itch is caused by disordered
and inactive Liver, produced by miasustio
poison upon the system. The King Of tho
Blood acts as stimulating alternative upon
all the glands ofthe body, especially upon
the Liver (Which is a glandular body) and
will, therefore, by correcting the secre-
tons and curing the Liver, remove in .
short time this troublesome and loathsome
disease.
See advertisement in another column.
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We are indebted to Prot, MoNair for tho
following Roll Of Honor Of the Union
School for October:
.-.5.%z - u d High School.
willie Hay ward SO. Is Fred L. Weber 92.65
Henry Locke 0S.28I
Senior Grammar.
Anderson 90 Nellie Gilman coils
s s.! Clarke 94.6 P Mcclure 87.16
Ms0el hamilton92.7 Susie Clarke S6.66
Moilie wright 9O.87 Lot&ie Clarke 80. SO
Jennie Wright 90.88 Sarah Stablsr 84.88
Junior Grammar.
Anna Cross " N}Wil'is Noyes SO
Mary Nixon s51Cisrenoo Nixon 90
Flora Robertson "a Nssl,s Wilson 80
George Clarke o8ELslu Bonham & 50
Annie Dresslsr re8IFtank Hines - So
Hannah Wy. Il AZ 9llHerAes Alden - !. so
-zst~msdias. a.
N Winslads 99.75t Ests Sohsfer 81
Flora Weary 1916 Mary Besuprs 82.6
= Leonardo 90 BarbAss Plsil GAG
Georgia Biober 97.76 Title Chapnan e2.e
willie Albright % may Aldsn' 50 9l.26
Secondary. - - +
Mary Powell lO0,Hsttis Dean 95
Anna Getchell lOOlElmsr Steph n. Ak
Mary Albright l00|sallis Wood 9s
Eddie Porter 95 Minnie Miller fQl
Addie Alsop 95lFannis Hendersou %
Primary (NortA Room) f..
Aggie Dunn lOOLillie Be.upra .a0
Frank Knowlton 96 Julius Wood 90
Jennie Campbell 90 Gertis Gilman go
$ XnHfhe Leonardo 81 Katie Noyes SO
Vino Wakefield 9SlWillis Albright IS
F7mory (Soush Room.)
Georges Sloan 96.67lJosie Robbers az 88
oven Hlne 1888 Willie Griebler 90
NJ Knowlton 1867 Celia Zimmer so
Harry Smith 86.67 John Krouse 80 -
y :hooosrs o6.67 George Stabler 80
NJ Montgomerys6. 81 Julia Kiussey 80
Elmer Louden 1867 Hattie Hollis 30
Freddie Nixon sS.8SlWillie Herbeeer8O
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The young folks have been skating on
Like George for some days past. The ice
u nsthing to speak Of, and some youngster
nay ind cold bath just the thing
10 lsese cared to take. Be careful,
bays, OK you may not sssaps with even .
duskine.
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-Sens Of the farmers in this county had
net date their potatoes and ruts-bsgss
vhsa the ssld weather came On, and they
~ minus . good many bushels these very
hsndy.ts- have in the house vegetables.
The faE1sIs Ill over The State were caught
IN Q oiniaar IL,
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Tho Duluth Tribune speaks Of J. G..
Butter6eld, the shskopee elopist, - .
"St. Cloud gentleman" Not much. We
haven't any Of that kind here. They stay
ct home,
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p Cast oria 10 moro than . substitute for Castor
OIL It Il the only SAFE article in existence which IL
certain to as.milate tho food, regulate tho bowels
cure wind collie and produce natural sleep. II con.
Is pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest. nov6 "
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~ AAKERCHANTS& MANUFACTURER
00nVV~nl best snssre theil shipment to their
destination BY using
IlIu,\ DENNISON'S
I@l9t yPA TENT >AlfflnG TAGS

II ~ 0Vef Two Hundred Millions have beer
Used whlV the past ten years without mplant OF
loss by Tag becomn1 detached. All Express Co.'S use
them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
evoryWhere. oct30-3m
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+ independent.

Independent.
Tho city and town Of st. Cloud. and the
towns Of Sank Centre, Maine Prairie, 81.
Wendell, Rockville, Brockway, LeSauk,
Farming, Paynesville, Wakefield and
Spring Hill give Davis 47s; Barton, $50
Barts. $751;; Ayres 4e2; Grnager, 800 {;
Dixie 1885 Jennisdn, 4s4 ; Stevens, so4.
The following is the vote on County A.
tofnsy, ths oily County office III doubt, as
for as heard from, and il such - to render
it probable that the remaining towns may
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Remember the place to get first class
Free Lunch and M1.oauees Lager, is at
1893 $3.50 &>& L. ROBBERS,
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CHILD buRNED.-From Sheriff Mickey
ve obtain the particulars Of tho terrible
death Of little daughter, five years old,
Of Mr.. Decker, Of the town Of Rockville.
The mother had gone out to milk the COWS,
leaving tho child in tho house. While alone
in this way, tho little one lit candle, from
which her clothes caught FIRE, burning her
fright fully. She lived but half IN hour.
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M1H1srER1AL MusoL1.-Ths following
particulars Of . lively encounter between
the Rev. Vim. Copp, an NJ. E. minister,
and Anthony Carey, which took place At
Sank Rapids on Saturday evening, have
been furnished Us 1t seems that Carey
had grudge agaiut Mr.. Copp for some
temperance remarks, supposed to be per-
sonal, made in IN outdoor .religleus ssaths
ering in Sank Rapids last summer Meet
ing in the Post Office on Saturday evening,
Carey ATTACKED the, minister, iaftaH4 soms'
words striking hin. ! violent blow and
repeating: it, While Mr.. Copp. demonstrated
With him.. Other parties interfered, and
Mr.. G. started for. homo, and Vas, walking
along The street reading : paper:. then c..
rsy, running Up behiid, struck him> heavy
blow, which staggered bat did not f,l him
THIS xas too mach for christian suduraneess
and the e1pouader Of tho Gospel, getting his
cane we'll in hand, became in energetic pound
or Of man. and laid on most vigorously.
Carey dld not eeen to sajsy this ;3esetis1l'
illustration ,efths reverend s,ntlsnsn's Be.
lief in mans free moral sssney, AID closed
in on him: Being tho s:re1Ser d tho two,
hewr.sted. tie ss.s away, Saa thstide Of
battle seemed = hs,s .tatnsd ss.fass tho
man Of peace. But aa'idtsaa.tes brick 10y
within reach. and sei.ing this: Ne. Cepp
gave his assailant . sookdologsr: on. tho
forehead which laid him ont as cold % .
cod6eh, and for the space Of several seconds
tho ''further proceedings interested him no
more" Other parties had reached the
scene Of conflict by this time, and when
Carey collected his scattered senses and
rose! to his feet there was too big =. crowd
70, him to fight. But getting sight Of Mr..
Cops stove pipe hat, which had rolled
of, he ran and jumped up and down on it
as though the ministerial caput were? in
side.it. Both parties finally agota< home
without any further trouble. There j. mo
doubt but that Mr.. Copp wis grossly
abused, and defended himself by force only
when left no other remedy. It isn't al
ways safe to pile onto . man just because
he wears Q white choker. y
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Tho NJ. E. socisble, with oysters and
ether reffsshments, on Tuesday evening,
wss we'll attended, and nstted neat sum
to tho Society.
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-Ar. George stsblse has ben sppoint-
"a Jaaitsr a the Union Sehesl IN plsos Of
Mr.. A. L. Hollis.

On Tuesday evening Of next week tho
District Conference Of tho NJ. E. church of
this district will meet at Alexandra.
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We neglected to notice last week the
appointment Of DR.. A. E. senkler, of this
city, % . member Of the State Board Of
Health to ill tho vacancy caused by the
resdgaation Of Dr.. Daniels, Of St. Peter.
The Governor made an excellent selection.
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.-Attsntisn 10 directed to tho advertise
msnt Of Nj. Alois Tsehumpsrl,n. who has
opened , cabinet shop on St. Germain
street. He u IN experienced workman,
and viii give coed sstisfaetion to his Gus
toners. ,y.;,, .
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Gen. n. T. Thomas, who has been
living in New Orleans for several years,
has gone into business in Detroit, Michi-
gan.
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&C. J. O'Doherty and J, G. Haley, ESQ.,,
left yesterday morning, with guns and
ammunition, for the St. Cloud REGION
Minneapohs Cor. st. Paul Pioneer.
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PROF. Fishers brass band called last
evening It the residence Of tho Hon. N F.
Barnes, Representative elect for this Dis.
tziet, and gave him complimentary sore
made.
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On application Of his counsel, the trial
Of Jesse A. Wilson, which came on at
Brsinerd last week, was postponed until
the second Wednesday in January next.
The application was based on the absence
of naoasssry vitnesaas
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The frame Of shs asv store Rson, id.
jsinlng I'm JoU11A1 efiss, 10 up.
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We are indebted TO Messrs. G. Buss,
Of Cold Spring; John T. Marvin, Of the
Town Of st. Cloud, and to other friends
fer early election returns.
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-SsWhoever visits St. Cloud should taste
Of ths Milwaukee beer on draught at l..
Robbers, and depart happy.
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-:-Mets,. when her detenses are com.
pleted, will Rtobably be the strongest
fortress in the world.
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Tho Bismarck Tribune is to be reduced
in size during the winter, in order to
reduce expenses, but all the material fea-
lures Of the paper will be retained.
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$40 to $40 :: =: ;* &; : ;;:
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FOR RENT.

a CONN odious and comfortable dwelling
house ON Welles avenue. Possession given
at anv time - j." @1"# -.
ALSO, rooms conveniently located on
Washington avenue. Rent low. Inquire
at this Office.
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The bridge seRoss The nssth Of Faux
River, baiit BY Mr.. Frank Arnold, hss been
se1plstsd, and o. Monday Va received
~ tAs cssasy thfsssh it, Committee. The
Asidgs d said 70 b the bsst one hat there
ID ssReW Soak River. Mr.. ASaold he
1eno 0 Rsod Job.
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Before purchasing wagon, call at
Grovener's and sec the "Whitewater,
acknowledged to be the best wagon in the
market r. r. =!
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FOR fresh ounces 20 to

Russell has California pears, fte,sh
ounces and apples. ; So t,s.-. So
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Union services will be held in the
Congregational church on next Sabbath
evening, beginning st Z o'clock. Tho ser
non will b by the Rev. Nr. Levton.
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= Mr.. Wslfssag Rieh, who worked in
1snkats during the fall months, has re-
turned. 10 ssys times are much better i.
q. Csud' iAan In Asaksto for laborins
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CLu8 RA1Is.-The following are the
ela rates Of Tn JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
8 - l.6o
Official Paper Of tho City.

-o'seas for rent Or sale At Tobsy''
kncbsAo.>
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,ANO1HER VOICE OF WARNING FROM.
COLORADO. -

No Country for Poor Men-Dry Plains
-Fnrmtng ExPensive-No Corn, NO
Fruit, few Vegetables-"Don't Come
Hcre.' .1....~
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We regret to learn that Mr.. Leander
Gorton, who was running for Representa-
tive in Minneapolis, was defeated:
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Boyd will soon remove to tho new
building next to TIN JotlxA1 Office.
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The Day lottery has been postponed
until Thanksgiving evening, when there
will be q concert and ball.
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The Alexandra Post states that on
Thursday Stephen Van Loon, o. Holmes
City, started across Pocket Lake In . boat,
which oApsised when he was about half
way over. The boat drifted toward shore
and no, cliuging to 1t, called for help.
When assistance reached him he was
dead.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

- :, !.k = F-E.l "a
Miss F. E. Clarke has just received an
other 6ne assortment OF millinery goods
and fancy articles, to which che would call
the attention Of the ladies',
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IL you want good sslass. IL 171,sau-
kee oee5' 90 70 s.s:sssa~r l.. Ro1DsHs,.h !;
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boyd will soon remove to the new
building next to TIN JobnA1 otauss :, :.
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NnWA~s BAs AocAJS"s peisys spfalnss sWeu:
inEs, cAked breasts. scalds, burns saltrhsum ear
aehssF&c, upon tho human frame, and Of strains,
spavins, gals, &C., upon animals in one year than
have all other pretended remedies since the world
began. They are counter irritsnt. sllhealing pain
re'ievers Cripples throw away their clutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless,
and the wounded are healsd without . scar. The
recipe is published around each bottle. They sci,
as no articles ever before sold and they sell becauss
they do just what thsy pretend to do Those who
now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling do.
servo to suffer If they will not 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 a circular containing Ger
t6cates, the receipt &C., e. ats to any ono request
ing it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur
Liniment is worth hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules or for screw worm in
sheep. Stock owaers-thess iniments are worth
your attention. No family should 10 without them
"White wrapper for family use;" Yellow wrapper
for animals. Sold by all druggists. so cents pr
bottle; large bottles, 81 co. J. B. Rosz L Co., IS
Broadway N.Y.
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The fine bell, which has hung 81
lent in the Third street African NJ. e.
ohurch,-ths tower not being sufficiently
strong for it,-has gone to awaken the
echoes around the new aud rising town Of
Brsinerd, Minnesota. and to call tho pee
pie to worship in Congregational church
recently formed there. Several denomina-
items have churches but this IL the first
bsll.-Aarietta, o., Register.
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For fresh ounces 60 to
RussIL1's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06
give Capt. Collins 1 majority :

Jos, ssberser hi just resolved . new
stock Of the choicest liquors. Also, . large
lot Of tho best ieissrs. j., -Rsmember the
place, on Richmond avenue. !, s:,:4:
-
--Eyseybody ssays. Robbers Milwaukes
beer II tho very BEST in town, aud vhas
everybody says il true. = a. 80 -
Boyd will soon remove to the new
sbuiad;ashs1tae Tn joUaaAt Office. ,sS:@2
->--- &.as:stt ;1s:.
Barber shop and bath r9oms-eyery.
thing hrst-ol.ss-es:>S 1oa1 Dl1ro's.
e. Curtis 10 ssllins grocer,ss % cheap
sstasysss-bsbsssh It any other store ii ii
town.
Vegetables Of oil kinds for sale at
Bsnsons'. .,.~...-r~- .-,,...>--~ .-~,~.-.~--~
sE&ks Z
Sewing machines to rent by ~
D: 4 r; e.: e /, n |1,2 3,
1t Tobsy's Book etars,
There /. no wagon in thshatkst sausl
to tho Whitewater. Fafsasit Hrovenor's
Agricultural Implement Wsreroons. ss..;,@
boyd will soon. remove to Sthe NV
building next 10 TIN ;Jou11AI ofics. n p,.,,
--Hsrbsrgsr Bros: make tie best iassr.
beer IN tho market. Order Of them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06

Apples BY the peck, bushel or barrel,
at Smiths grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06
Children often look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in the stom
aH
BROWNS VERMIPUaE coMF1Ts

will destroy Worms without injury to the child, be.
ing perfectly WHITE, and tree from all coloring or
other tnjuriOus ingredients usually used in worm
preparations. CUT IT'S & BROWN, Proprietors.
No. els Fulton Street, New York
Sold BY aud Chemists, and dealers in Med.-
eines at TW1NTI-FIvI CENTS Box,