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MEAT MARKET!
GoETTEN g. TRossEN

Offer to the public, at Hoepuer's old staud,
on St. Germain street, everything in the
line Of MEAT including,
Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal
= &:MuttOn, Dried Ven.
1son, sausage, Head
Cheese, Sc,
at as reasonable rates as any stand in the
city.
Give them call and see for yourselves.
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Harper's weekly.
PERND1DtY; fIIuIrRArrD
Nottees cfMe Ps,ess,

Notices cfehe Prxss.
! The Weekly is the ablest and most DOW.
crfu1 illustrated periodical published in
thte asehhtfy. Its editorials are soholarly
e9ad. eonvlneing,} ana carry much weight,
IT, illustrativne Of current event, Ara iui]
eaa fresh, and are prepared by our best
aeslEeerc, With circulation Of l50, 900,
the weekly 10 read, 81 ct least half = mil
lion persons, and Its influence 10 IN organ
Of opinion IL simply tremendous. The
Weekly maintains . positive position, and
sxpressss decided views ON political and
seeisls roblsns.-Lo,ssstHs Coxriec-y Jour
AsZ.
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PROFITS OF PoULTRY RAISING,

All the statemeots sbout extraordi.
nary numbers on limited ground, and
statsmsata IN poultry books, sna rot to
b depended on-50, 900 may be owned
and kept prospsrously on ore farm, if
it is largo enough-it is of little COZ.
sequence about the land being good, so
that it is suitable for the purpose.
There would BE- 10 difficulty 10 ma king
profitable bus'oess Of raising poultry
ifgood con moo judgment is brough, to
bear on the starting aod mansgemeL Of
the undertaking..
Fowls, like everything else which
prosper, must be comfortable, must
have range 80 that the rooster Can take
his hens about without daily molesta
ton from other ROSTERS With their con-.
panions, and there must be room
enough for bens to str;ll leisur. /,
around, 20 - to avoid fighting for tbei-
brooas' safety every hour or two. IL
short, the way to succeed Is to have
small fsmilies: ,nd each. home, TO ke far
enough from the next roose to do. ill Of
the laying and setting and r.isips their
breods vishsut nixisg in ssy way
with ueieheorhoods Of other poultry.
There aFe .vogreat sources of extr.
profit which osn be gained by any
moderately smart poultry keeper, viz !,
sp'l'z chickens, and eggs laid in NJ.
vember and December. Hens ted we'll
and having co,nfo' table places to lay
in, will bring chickens in February,
and any one with COMMON. sense Gan
raise them easily enough. Tbese will
pay two extra profits, for they will
make double common prices ut halt the
size then save, all the pulIe,s from
ohicken6hatched jn April, or tho last
two weeks in March, and they will lsy
in November and December, and those
eggs will make fcrty or fifty cents per
dozen. Whoever can't d. thi. had
better let poultry raising a1oue.-
Country Gextleman.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

A Serial Story by Dr.. Holland. Nev
Story By Su1e Holm. A Story from
Bres Hnrte. Brilliant Array Of Contrib
utors Clarence Cook on Furniture and
decoration. r. Fl. Stoddurd on Authors.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS

MOTHERS! MOTHERS
MOTHERS!
I \OnI fa1l TO procure MRS. WINS.
IL LOWS SOOfHlNGi SYRUP FOR
4 AAlLDkEN, TEETAlNG.
This valuable preparation has been used with NEV
Err FAILING SUCGko> IN THOUSANDS OF CASES
1t not only relieves the child from PAIN, but IN.
vigorstes the stomach and bowels corrects acidty,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It
will also Instantly relieve
Gripping thlthe Bowels anu Wind Collie,
We believe it the BEST and SUREST REMEDY
IN THE WORLD, in all cases uf DYSkNTkRY AND
D1AkRAEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising
from leething or any Other cause.
Iepend upon it mothers, it will give rest to your
selves and
tkelaef and Health to your Infants.
De sure and call for
Mas. Windows Soothing Syrup,
having the fac similie of sCURTIS & PERKINS
on the outside wrapper:
.Solu By druggists throughout the world.
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.'oFr1ol,Rl's:'
Guarantee Fund:


Bank and other stocks ~ per following
schedule: so shsfes' First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Wlnons, 80 Second National Bank Of st.
Psul. ~, First National Bank Of Red Wing,
POS Firat National Bank Of g.. Paul, 80
State National Bank .of Minneapolis, 80
City Bank irf st. Paul, and IS shares Of
Preferred Stock OF St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company. --.
+: Par Value Market Value.
$58,000.00 $72,250.o0
= j i17- i---i4 -i42-.$77, ,26O.O0
rThe above described fund IL
deposited with the State ~Icsur-
snce Commiesionsrhf frse Of inter
est and is pledged to remain
there ffse Of interest or othAr;dx-'" .
Pense 70 the Company, - long
- it needs Is hold tAe fund fof
the ssedrity Of til policy ho1dsfs. N
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TIE World"
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.sd7ii'*''1;r Nstsees Of az f7,sss. -: i's;7- j.:
The ever-fnereasing circulation Of thi,
exoeAsnt' monthly proves its continued
edaptasies 10 Popular; desires and needs
Indeed, when ~ think into how many
homes i penetra'ea every month, We mus,
consider It As ono Of the educators az well
~ ss'ent<rtainers' Of the public mind, for its
vast popularity has been won by no appeal
to stupid prejudioes or depraved tastes---
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~ Complete Pictorial History Of the Tymes."-"1he
! - best cheapest. and most successful E41tlv
: Fhper in the Uuion."
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The k.us's Pacific has for.y.tivo
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THE INTER-OCEAN.
TIE REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR 1873

Encouraged by the favor with which the
Inter Ocean has been received, tho propri-
etor has enlarged it to q
TEN COLUMN FOLIO PAPER. ~~-
Forty Large Columns Of Reading Matter.
In the future, as in the past, tie Inter;
Ocean will continue the staunch advocate
of the principles of the Republican Party.
During the political campaign just closed
it won position as
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A14N OOAOM COAlO az Oxts
Forty Large Columns Of Reading Matter.
In the future, as in the past, tie Inter;
Ocean will continue the staunch advocate
of the principles of the Republican Party.
During the political campaign just closed
it won position as
THE LEADING
REPUBLICAN, PAPER
IN THE NORTHWEST.
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tain. 4GtIBE1G !
The Inter-O Ocean will continue to be the
Organ OF the people in tho largest sense Of
the word insisting upon the preservation
Of the rights Of the many % against the
few, Te this end it will maintain an un-
ceasing warfare against the abuses and sx-
tortiols Of all chartered monopolies, and
not attempting to destroy the just rights Of
any, but determined to bring every spee-
ial privilege granted BY slesislative aot un-
der control Of tho power that conferred it,
believing that the public conscience il the
true court Of final resort in: all questions
affecting the relations Of corporations and
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everything possible will be done to make
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and business men Of the Northwest can 10.
" upon. u
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While the Inter- Ocean will especially
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ADVANTAGES !!!!! |: $:o2kPa1YE:!o o2kPfa61AYEo .'! BY THIS

It keeps The money in the State.
It insures Females without extra risk.
nls ~ liberal % = ool5istent Win per-
feet security.
! It Is conducted bylms'n. who're integrity
Of oharsoter and business ability are uell
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INVITATIONS,
CERTIFICATES
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SHIPPING TAGS,
ENVELOPES,
ORDERS,
NOTES,
CHECKS
WEDDINGS CARDS,
= PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,
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LABELS,
CHARTS,
&c., &C., DO.
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AAO3OA810AE
!! ssnsrsd With eetash thirty yeazy, xud wss sur.a
g ii: s@;sx ~ sss6s az 6ssssR;
cuse, MY. .lhflsA o13Al1f
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"sweet in the month" !"

There is something which all of us
should have found out long ago, and
which some of us are fated never to find
out-the wisdom of wise and well or
dered life. Whether the sin we serve be
squalid or splendid, the wages thereof
are all the same, and are death either of
soul, which is the worst, or of body, which
may be of little consequence. The demi
monde of Paris recently had preached to
it a sharp sort of sermon, by which it
profted after the old left-handed fashion.
A Spanish woman who for twelve years
or so has led life which brought her a
fine domicil and diamonds and equipage,
was weak enough at last to fall in love
with nobleman for whom his family
had arranged a marriage, which the
painted demoiselle in vain tried to break
off. Her passion may have been no
better and no purer than that of tigress
for her mate; but such as it was, it took
possession of her body and so much soul
as she happened to possess. After
dining with the gentleman at a restau-
rant, she drove home with him in cab,
storming, pleading, threatening, all the
way. From him she rushed into her
splendid apartment filled with a thousand
objects of exquisite elegance-books, pic
lures, statues, iewelry, plate, china, Ia
pestry, furs, and, dearer than all to the
female heart, not less than one hundred
and seven dresses. Around her we're the
rich results of her brilliant bargains with
folly, and below upon the pavement still
stood her nobleman paying for the cab.
In M noment frenzied and despairing,
she had rushed to the window and flung
herself from the balcony. In another
moment she is bleeding and palpitating
and dead upon the sidewalk, 1t was a
swift descent, yet who can tell how long
it seemed TO herr Who knows what
years of agony were crowded into that
rapid fall2 Who knows that she would
not have given, not the perishable wealth
which she left behind, but her own soul,
for one more year Of life in the shabbiest
and most shameful Of Partisan quartersf
Was 1t consolation even then instinct
lively to feel that she would be gossipped
about and gabbled Of as "Cette pauvre
Pepita Sanchez Yet it was only a
niue days wonder. All the world came
10 the auction Of poor Pepita's goods and
chatiels-four or five hundred women,
the wives OF ministers and deputies, and
everybody's wife, so that there was a
treble line Of barOuches and broughams
for two days blocking up all the avenues
TO the Rue DrOuOt. There, too, we're
noVelists, statesmen, artists and officers,
journalists and stockholders, joking,
laughing and looking. Poor Pepita was
not there-she was somewhere else, Of
course. And where2 Only gone home
10 get her wagesl
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wirgIe.TaiI water I'm Texas.

1--WE have great deal of this wiggle--
tail water in this ere Texas" | was told
by an old settler on Trinity river, and
that makes agin our State nightly
among the new eomersl what do
YOU call wiggle-tail water2" | asked, de-
tecting vein which, well worked, night
lead to much valuable information.
"Oh, water with wiggle-tails in 1T. Wig
gle-taiIs is little squirmy animals, so
small that you can hardly see EN- unless
YOU look close. They don't hurt water
much when you are thirsty. Of dark
night you would never know the differ
ence. I've drunk many one, and they
never had any more effect than taking a
chew of tobacco. In q new country,
YOU know, man must not be too par
ticular. He has to put up with few
things which wouldn't be exactly reg lar
in an old country. Those fellows that
come from Kentucky and Tennessee beat
the world being partic lar. They sling on
'nough style to do 'emin New York city.
They turn up their noses about water,
and make more fuss about few little
wirgle e-tails than l would about forty
aliieators. Twill tell you fact. Early
last summer a man and his family came
out Cd Trinity river from Kentucky: He
came in an ox-wagon, and I'll bet didn't
have seventy-fve dollars tween this
world and the next. But he slung on
style powerful. He said he had been
raised on water without wiggle.tails IN
it, and he was going clear back to old
Kentucky to get il if he couldn't in
Texas. Why, the squeamieh fellow was
offered land near me on the Trinity river
for four dollars and half an acre. but
be wouldn't have it, because the water
had wiggIe,tails in it. l told him if he
was so confoGnded partie' lar, that he
could strain the water through rag,
but he said he didn't want any of that in
hisn, and he moved on, looking for a
better country. That kind of foolish
ness has been the ruin Of many man
who might have done we'll in Texas.
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THE ENGINEER.

On who ever thinks of the bold engineer
As he stands by his throttle OF steel,
And spurs on his steed TO its maddened career,
In its laundering and ponderous reelT
Like soldier begrimed in battles dark strife,
And braves the cannon's hot breath, ,.c
He, too, plunges on with his long train oil lile'
Unmindful Of danger or death
Through the daylight,
Into the night,
Dark, dark,
Ger ridges
And Bridges
And tunnels,
Like mythic god he rushes along
Who thinks of the bold engineerf
So true TO his post, like a statue he stands.
With his eyes fixed fast on aiar;
Our precious lives he holds in his hands,
Our wealth we give to his care.
For good must be he, the bold engineer,
AS be passes from village to town,
And brings us all safe midst smile and a tear,
To those so near and so dear.
Onward he goesl
His whistle he blows
Through high-drifted SHOWS,
With crossings
And tossings,
In heat and in rain,
Uer the glittering track he speeds the Ions
train.
[ love the bravo man. Tho accidents come
With their heart rending anguish and woe'
Still foremost he rides to whatever doom,
Like the foam on a vessels bold prov.
As he sweeps on like the wind through the
land, ,1
For the sake of his loved ones, may my
hand,
Oh God, protect him from harml
On doth he ride,
No danger betide;
Swift, swift
With bridegroom and bride.
The tallest,
The smallest,
The richest and the. poorest,
All follow his path Ger ruin and woe
Long life to the bold engineer!
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CHOLERA AND HOMEOPOraY.

Homeopathy eained its first triumphs and
secured public recognition by its signal cures
Of the Cholera in 1928. In every seceeding
invasion it has maintained its reputation,
preventing and saving even when other sys-
TENS failed No other treatment or systeIa
can even approximate its splendid results.
Its mild doses seem to act like magic, and
cure as no other medicine does. This is the
experience Of more than forty years, Dr..
Humphreys has prepared a case Of Cholera
Specifics; three small vials and little book
Of simple directions. which gives the symp-
toms and treatment in full for families, or self
treatment so that any person can use u both
as preventive and curative treatment. This
little case has been wonderfully successful In
preventing and curing this terrible disease.
and should be in the hands Of every family OF
traveller. Price Family case, three l OF. vials
and book. s.; small pecket case, three 6 dr..
Vials, s.; smaller pocket case, three dr..
vials. g.. Sold by all druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-08

At the meeting Of women suiiragists
of Cincinnati, Mrs. Talbert, a somewhat
coIored woman, was introduced, and in
the course Of her remarks she stated
that her father was Dutch-Indian and
her mother Irish-negro, and then asked,
"What am II" The audience ineonti'
nently gave it up" when she informed
them that she was not a negress; she
was neither white nor black, but simply
a woman of color. They assented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-08

DIR. }. s. Gerstsr, in the Allgemeine
Zeitung, makes the hardly credible state
ment that, properly speaking, the teach
ing of geography is not less a speeiteo-
scientific than a Pedagogical didactie
,a.k The assertion will fall like O
tbunderbolt among Boston schoolmas-
ters. and upset al the notions accrued
by them wilhelm their plegO-propaedentic
state Nevertheless the doctor is IN
doubtedly correct
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MEDICAL.
q CHOLE II a.

TURING THE LASTTERRIBLkNl VISTA
IL ton in England, the preventive Treatment
Of Dr.. Geo. johnson NOV the senior I nysieian
Of the great Kings ColleEe Hospital, IN Hron Hon-
ulty. Every family should have tnie
prescription in the house 10 can q
prepared quickly by any respectatle
drurrirf ,-ben wanted d. not apply 20 The
~.fs-ion. or.rks Who advertise In the public
I.arers. or fnperil your health viii their rem
49, II III r.-9frsr h cure everything. CON-
MON SFNsE SHOULD PREVAIL.
nR FUYcE will mail this Well-trled pre-
---.rff-r 10 nnv niire-- on receipt cf fee q
r-e dollar. 80. a Broad street. NeH York.
Ron 10. d. lll-eo1-l7l
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MEMPHIS, TENN: FRIDAY EVENING" AUGUST s. 1878

The prizes at the San Francisco baby
show were awarded for the following
distinctions; Haudsomest baby, hand
soonest twins, heaviest head Of hair,
smallest feet and hands, fattest dark
eyed baby, fattest blue-eyed baby, small
est baby, handsomeat mother, youngsst
mother, Oldest mother, best-dressed
child, sweetest smiling child, loudest
hawIar
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1t pays to mix colors with brains"
Two frescoes by Raphael, carefully re-
moved from the walls Of an Italian
monastery. were recently sold in Paris
for 81. 300.
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Literary gent Cat Saratoga, to Shoddy
Miss)--Have you read Shakspeare2
Shoddy Miss-Of course l have. read
them when they fust came out
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-08

Long Branch has a multitude Of so
called French maids. Their natiy white
caps are seen on every hand and look
like mushrooms on the beach at dis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-08

The mangled local editor Of the North
Carolina Seminal asks, as he sits propped
up in bed, "What is the difference be-
tween bite from n dog wearing badge
and bite from n dog that has no
hadee2n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-08

latohelor's Hair Dye.

|IS SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is THE
oct IN the world. Tho only lruo and per
|yo. Harmless, reliable and instantA-
! I no disappointmenti no ridiculous tlnts
pheasant odOr. Remedies the III ELECTS
|d dyes and washes. Produces ihhkpi.
y n superb BLACK ON sATuRAL hhowfs and
/ the hair cLrAN, sort AND nkAufifuL.
|enuine signed w, A, Baicheler;. sold by
|uggifif. CliAS. HAIChhLbtt ~
LnI.xvii.AO pronFIalnr. MY.
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A female attorney argued an impor
iant case in court in Washington last
week in the presence Of a large crowd.
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Patiently waiting-To record The lss
I~ords Of the great Captsia-Jack-
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|n Aqua Springs +!

b ABOVE POPULAR SUMMER RE
|rt, under the management Of Mr.. j. +.
|son, Of Nashville. Tenn, will be open
. reception Of visitors on the 10Th inst.
rd, per month, ei0i per week,
eI1; per day, 81 90.
rem und IT twelve years and servants, half
Special rates to large families.
Iursion tickets via Memphis and Louis
+ailroad, from Memphis TO Burns Sta
Ind return distance two hundred miles).
Ia dollars. Comfortable cOnveyances at
4 Station for the Springs. Immediately
/ the arrival Of trains. Sleeping cars
|gh.
Fms leave Momphis at 1926 am. and $50
and arrive at Burns Station at2:3Op. IN.
further information address
j. +. ROBINSON,
Aqua Springs, via Burns Station; Tenn. sGn