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The J1ailg Argas,
"Tie Him Loose -

he Republican party seems to be setting
all its dogs on the Farmers. The latest
velping that has smote upon the public ear
proceeds from what might in this metap hor
be called the bench legged fist OF the party.
otherwise known as Nasty We earnestly
hope that the man who attempts to stay
Nasby from his crusade against the Farm
ers may be paralyzed Those against
whom his secular flip flap is projected will
readily understand that it represents only
the lower order OF the rufianism they will
have to encounter in their inevitable COLI
sion with the Republican party On the
other hand, if we were managers Of that
party. we wonld levy an additional per cent
on the salaries Of post-ofhce clerks aud
devote the proceeds to inducing Nasty to
refrain from Safeguarding the Farmer.
As class they are not disposed to be pat
lent under ridicule nor long suffering Of
indignity. However, as the effect of Mas
by's stuff can only be to exasperate the
Farmers as "a class and thus hasten the
logical result Of their movement, it is quite
possible that in this way he may prove Of
some antithetical value to society. Turn
him loose.
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1t Is well known by al readers of this paper that
Dr. e. Birigw is the oldest established physician in
Chicago, who has made he treatment of all chronic
and sexual diseases specially. Science and exper-
ience have made Or. q the most renowned SPE-
CIAliST of the are, honorcd by the press. esteemed
Of the highest medical altsinments by sll The medi
cal institutes of the day, hrving devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfectfHg remedies thal
viii cure positively the worst eases cf CHR NIt
AND PRIVATE DISEASES of the GENITU CRl
NARY ORGANS in both sexes Seminal Weakness
producing Nervousness. Aversion To Society. I'm
pared vision, Loss Of Memory and Manhood per
iecuy cured. Ii il evident that enc who confines
himself 10 the study IL certain diseases, treat ing
thousands of Cases every year must IaNe gfeatei
skin than physician ia a general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and gentleman
Sent free TO any address In sealed envelope Consul
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see only the doctor Correspondence Confidential
Address all letters TO DIR BiGELUW, No 464
stale St Office hours from Q A NJ to p. NJ. Sun
days P. NJ. to
g. Blades, send for descriptive circular o
PessdTie Reedee the best prevention of conception
known. Sent TO any address; enclose stamp.
The following testimonial as TO the skill and sue
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Agents Fuller Il Fuller. VanSchaack. Stephen.
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any perceptble relief. In this city have been at
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Moth EASTERN MEDICAL DIsPESsARY,
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BULLS
sARsAPARILLA

Read tie Iol3o5eias orfract If letter
from Mrs. Rioers, soSe If Reoread Dr.
Rtcers, oae Of tie NEST learned, eloquent,
ami p9p9lar Ministers Of tie Metdodist
Episcopal Church, a4d arho az at present
atatioaed.ut Broad1oog Church, Louisgille,
Keatuchg.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo,
April 30, 1866. {
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir: knowing the efficacy
of yoar Sarsaparilla. and the healing and beneh-
cia qualities il possesses, send you the following
statement OF nv case
wounded about two years ago, and taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved so often, my wounds have not healed yet
| have not sat up moment since was wounded
/ am shot through the hips. My general health II
impaired and l need something to assist nature;
have faith in your Sarsaparilla than anything
else. ] wish that which is genuine. Please eX-
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. c. z. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis No.
P. S.-The following was written April 80, 1866
by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother OF Can't. johnson
Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. c, $
johnson, WAS skilful surgeon and physician II
Central New York, where he died. leaving The
above G. p. johnson to my care. At thirteen year
of age he had chronic diarrhoea and scroiula, iu
which gave your Sarsaparilla- II cured MN:
have for ten years recommended II to many IN New
York Ohio and Iowa. scrofula, fever sores, ant
general debility. Perfect success has attended II
The cures effected in some cases of scroiula ant
fever sores almost miraculous. / am yer,
anxious for my SOB to again have recourse 10 you
Sarsapariila. He is fearful of getting spurlon
article, hence his writing to you for it. His wound
were terrible. hui believe he Will recover.
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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ne height of Axle gives greater clearance for
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it's whIppletrees lowered 70 the direct line
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MEDICAL.
DR.. C. BlGELOW,
Confidential Physician.

No. a7T & 27s s. Clark St, Cor Van Buren,,
CHICAGO. .............- Commandment. ILLS
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e. FL. BOYNTON,

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Total, 1900 Gifts, ALL CASH,
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divided into 1a.eo cash gifts viii be distribuad by
lot among the ticAet-holders.
list of GIFTS
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n et.s5.ssi 81 ~
CENTAUR LINIHlENT.

There ID no pain which the Csntsur Linimsnt will
not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue and no
Amsnsss It will not cure. This 10 strong Language,
but It u true. Where the parts are not gone its a.
tectsass marvellous. 1t bus produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy spraius, swell.
ngs, osksd-b' easts scalds, burns sslt-rheum, ear
ache, &c.. upon the human frame, and Of strains spa
vim. gals, &C., upon animals in year than have
oil other pretended remedies since the world began
It 10 irritsnt, alhealing pain ,elievsr
Cripples throw away their crutches. tho Lame Mhk
poisonous rendered harmless and tho wound.
ID srs healed without scar: 1t IL no humbug The
recipe published around each bottle. It Il selling
article before sod and It sells because IL
DOES Just what It pretsnds to do. Those who new
suffer nom rhsumatism, pain or swelling deserve to
safer II they will not NE Csntaur Uninent Moro
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures including
frozen limbs, chronic rheun.tsm, govt, running to-
ors, &C., have been received We will send circu-
lar containing these certincates the resps &C., to
any one requesting 1t. Ono bottle Of tho yellow
wrapper Csotsur Eminent 10 worth ons hundred DOL
lsrs for spawned or swsenied horses and uulss or
for screv.worm in sheep. stock-ownsrs-this Hi.
ment IL worth your attention. No family should b
without csntaur Liniment. J.. B. BOSE Co., New
York.
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: PERSONAL.

9T. CLOUD, MIMI, April 10th, 1873.
Having been absent from town for over
one week, my attention was called on my
return last evening to ., LEGAL in tho st..
Cloud Ptess Of the Cd, which placed me in
IN unenviabls position in connection with
On accident which happened to Miss Belle
'Pinnsy. Now, an the man that had
formerly been taking osre Of Mr.. Pinney's
horses, and WAS not the victim Of any joke
or trick Of Miss Pinney on tho first day Of
April for I did not go her on that day;
NOR from the nornlnS Of The last day Of
March up 70 the present tine, and have
not touched or seen their buggy since that
morning; and did not take any burr off
Of it then. I claim to DO above oil low,
moan tricks, % such one would be.
I have been relisbiy informed that
when the accident happened Mrs.
Pinney said that most likely Bellies grand
father had neglected to put the burr on
that buggy whom he creased it, and Why
she chsnged her mind 90 soon cannot i'm
sgine, unless it WAS too good chance to
make frst-olass local for tho Psess. And
furthermore, Mr.. .Pinney tells mo himself
that he had changed tho shafts on tho bug
gy after loft, which could not be done
without taking one Of tho burrs off tho for
ward axle whloh they ssy was gone and
found in tho barn near where tho buggy
had stood. 1t has been reported that If I
hsd been here would have been arrested
l will say an now here, and il QUESTION:
are asked they will find that do not in.
dulge In playing practical jokes On or
fslsifying any person.
n
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OPnHlHa or rlan aIvnn..

After gradually breaking away il fsae.
usnts for several days, the Toe ct this
place made anal more On Sunday. Tho
water wss vs.y high and The Toe wss ar
risd along with great force. yst very little
damage WAS done here. Some stone we're
Knocked out Of the ''nose'' Of one Of tn.
piers Of the railroad bridss-ths frat VA.
tor pier on the west side-bu. the damage
can bs repaired at = trifling cost. The
wagon bridge VA not even Jared. Bride.
mans cav mills and Raymond 4 Ovens
planning mill In lower town were not in.
jursd, although appearances, were threat
sning for time. The river 10 to-day four
fsst higher than when the, ies went ont,
having risen one foot within tie past thir-
ty-six hours, and 10 still rising. Il il high.
Or than 1t he's been thus early, for years.
On Sunday the dam st Sank Rapids Wa
eoasidsrsbly injured BY the loo, portion
Of II being overturned. But this damage
win Be repaired.
On Saturday night the wagon bridge at
tho mouth Of Sank River was swept away,
and some Of the ear,hwork near Aroold &
staaton's mill carried aGsy. But The mill
10 doing is regular work.
Tho damage to tho dam at J. E. Hay
wards mill, on Sank River, reported last
week, has not increased any since. The
cost Of repairing would not exceed $500,
but Mr.. H. has determined to build eighty
or ninety feet Of new dam, extending to
the west side. The cost will DO about
$4,000. This will make the dam perfectly
secure.
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FalsosAI.--Rsv. +. Y. Ca.phsll started
on Hoaday % aassnd the Prssbytsry Of 81.
Psnl, which ne, 1t Dalu,h o. Tuesday
evening. Hs will not return until nett
week.
Asssrs. ". T. Risby and H. G. Barrett,
Of Clearwater, were in town on Saturday.
We had call on Saturday from Mr.. 3.
G. Bloomfield, Inspector a. the Melross
elevator, who vas on short visit homo.
Deputy U. s. Marshsl Cleveland, Of st.
Paul, Va IN the city ON Monday. He
wanted to speak word NIT the folks that
had stock In he defanot Republic 1nsur-
auos Company.
Col. @. D. Kerr, now 81. Paalits, was
In the city couple Of days this ws,k, On
visit. -
Hon. =. B. vaaHesssa, Of Alexandra,
was in the city to-day.
We had call On Monday from Mr.. p.
Rsinhert, Of Avon. The people Of that
town have new Post Office Of their own.
~~' W. WoEPoy " r. N.
Mr.. Thos. Hsigh, Of the Clear Lake
country, vss in town yesterday. He says
Tho farmers there will begin seeding In .
day or two.
Judge AoKelvy will start next Monday
to hold court At Brainerd, and number Of
tho other up-osuntry oousty ssats. he
will DO absent for several weeks.
Messrs. Calvin F. How, Jr., Of New
York, and VIM. Holes, Of Moorhesd, called
to-day on their return from Red Rivsr.
Mr.. Harry Wslkinshaw has been ap-
pointed BY Judge McKslvy Clerk Of tho
District Court Of Grant County. Harry
will issue naturalization papers, marriage
licenses and SIGH at current rates; and
while in tho latter department hs had bet
ter mako out one for himself. News his
ohanoel
Mr.. J. Prondzinski started for the east
on Monday on buainsss trip.
Mr.. James Young returned from tho
East to-day.
Mr.. Jos. Edslbrook started for tho
east yesterday to purchase new goods.
Mr.. Alex. Moore, Of Sank Centre, was in
tho city this week.
DR.. Upham started this morning on IN
sxtsndsd trip South AID to the Pacific.
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.Rocxy111s,lApril IL. 1877.

= Roexy111s,'April IL, 1872.
EDITOR JouRnAI.-No Odessa wheat
has been sown in this town. Scotch Fife
has been my main wheat far the fifteen
years I have been in stsarns county,
though have tried the Club and Red Riv-
or. have found the Fife for superior to
the others. Last year it yielded me, on
old and new ground, 10 bushels and peek
to the acre. I have found it always reliable,
tough and hardy and the straw is hard
and stiff and will net fall. It 10 the safes,
wheat I ever tried in sowing early on wei
land, IS tho kernel will stond moro waite,
and more freezing than any spring wheat
l ever saw. I have, however, sent to Mr.
Dalrymple for some Odessa wheat, and in
tend trying it this year.
JOIN PAYNE.
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. IRON CLEARWATER.

River Open-New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Soving-Business and Other ltems.
CLEARwATER, April 18th, 1873.
EDITOR JouaxA1.-The ice went out Of
the river on Saturday, and John Kirk with
his new cable and new bost will soon be
on the track at reduced rates-ths effect of
last winters legislation; though whether
the cost of tho legislation il not greater
than the saving in fsrriAxs il d ansafion.
easier asked than answered. We: suspect,
however, that We pay dollsr to savs tifty
cents ;'but it IL great satisfsetion to save
the fifty cents.
Clearwater Lodge A...F.'. & AM.
have bought three lots in the ''burnt dis.
trict" and will at once erect building on
tho middle one, tho lowest room 10 be 90
cupied a. . grocery and provision store,
and the upper room IS Lodge room. The
lumber is already on the ground, and it is
said tho bids were opened yesterday, but 1t
was not known on tho street last evening
to whom the contract had been awarded.
TIC. Porter has also commenced work
on = dwelling house, and will probably
push it forward with his accustomed sner-
81.
Davis l. Besl have begun work on the
mill and expect to keep nobody waiting
their motions ; if there IL any delay, it will
not be their fault. -, 80.
After series Of tho most protraeted Of
all protraoted meetings. Mr.. 6arvin has
returned homo, ono would think tired out.
Preaching every day in the week for fifteen
weeks would wear out . constitution Of
cast iron, while Mr.. 0srvin's is only clay.
It 10 said there has been q. wonderful r.
vival at Maine Prairie and Pair Haven,
there being only three in the latter place
who stood out against oil the assaults of
the saints. Well, its . consummation
devoutly to b wished. There Is no need ..
preaching sobristy thsre, for drukenness IL
unknown, and - far ~ know, there never
Was saloon in the town.
James Colgrsvs and Chsrlss Whittsmors
are the first in this nsighborhood to SOW
wheat they began the 12th..
lam told Ir. Ferte has sold out his
stock Of drugs to Philip sohwab, who 10
re-ftting his store. The stock will 30
transferred next week, but for tho present
tho DR.. retains IN interest.
Mr. Dsnsimore has started . shoe shop
ON his own hook, and 10 making the best Of
'.ladiss" shoes. ..- .-...,., !.
Those who Say that H. b Morrison has
gene into tho s'whirlpool churn" trade, to
the neglect OF his lumber business. are liable
to suit for Islander, (Henry eos1d fill .
small order for that kind Of goods, though, }
(which tho Same" they had better take due
| notice Of, and govern themselves according
".
Charles Benson has bought Z "dorg, ~
and "plsyfal bulls" had better stand back
| when they go him coming. Mr.; Winslsw
wss able to come up 10 tewn on Saturday.
LoGOs.
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-Ysstsrday young merchant bsatsrsd
young lady to walk down street wearing
pair Of speotaoles. The offered wager
WAS accepted and won, the young lady
proneaadipg down St. German street and
Washington avenue with Chief Of Police
Robertson. Lot us SEQ what the result will
h.