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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24
B R o o NJ!

~H sweeps easier! Sweeps. Better,
Lasts one-third longer than any other
broom.
~A new broom sweeps clean, because
elastio. This broom is elastic until
worn out.
D6>Never breaks off at the handle. OF
below where it is sewed.
D%Does not turn TO one side, but wears
psrrfsctly straight.
~n Is the best osrpet broom in use.
~Housekeepers are delighted with it..
D6rSold by
pAc P.J. L1MPERICH.
D6 Sole Agent at-St. Cloud.
Oct. "a. 1879. r.
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MEAT MARKET! .
GOETTEN & TROSSEN

6OGx II L EN-. sN xdOSS IN
Offer to the public, At Hoepuer's old stand.
on St. Germsin street, everything in the
line Of NEAT including.
Fre h Beef, Pork, Veal
u Mutton, Dried Ven.
1SOn, ,Sau8aRe, Head.
Cheese, &C..
city. -
Give them call and zee for yourselve
st. Cloud. Feb. 4th, 1873. vl6.ns
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Nv. HENDERSON,
Dealer IN and Manufacturer Of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbera

es1o ou'ten work Is done In. n the ). bsststyl,
repairing asstly andpronptly dsns. ),
VIsltn staSsv anus, sas1s deer to Net,
,ths oletkax store .ss:s q
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PIONEER WAGON SHOP
FL. w. WEARY,
= ;-'. 49,.
Manufacturer Of .-.
FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS.
LIGHT WAGONS, BUGaIEe s*
CUTTERS, sLEps, 30
y = = 49, = ~*s @:2~r~

yE!~~Tt
All work made from The, very best mate
rial, and folly warranted 4 Prices reason
able Parties needing IN nythinS in ny line
will do WELT give me-a call. - ~ *
Special attention paid TO REPAIRING
d. ". WEARY
Lake Street rear Of Montgomery i West
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Parties in need Of auttering, Speutinx,
any kind Of Job Work will hnd it te
their advantage to give me- Q sesil . /
make this woork . 2 pseialty. :nAs H..
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4. legal land3overnment Advertisements - cents
Der square the first Insertion, aud 81 cents per
square for each subs Quent Insertion.
z. Attorneys ordering in legal Il are
regarded for the cost of the came mn.
tess there 10 special agreement to charge the sans
10 another party Paymenin in all to DO made In
advance orupen delivery of the eafddavit. .
8. Local Notices, lbceuts per 40 to transient and
10 cents per line to regular. advertisers.
Notice ofdeath [slmple announcement d CO nts:
obituary notices, cents per line: marriage notices
so sents.
Special place and eouhle column ad vertissments
be inserted at ratss agreed upon.
o. Yearly ADVERTISE 8 to pay quarterly.
I. Strangers msst payin advance, give satisfas-
~ references.
II OBJ PRIN TIN q
VI kind, plain colored, executed on short no
ee, In the best style, and at St. Paul pricss. Print
tnG done in German and Norwegian. ~ we'll ~
Eagiish. and warranted to give satisfaction.
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r. J. 4BONHAM.

Practical Tlnsmith and E Dealer In
.>.TiINwzA5 r E: ]; 4 H - .ss: I:
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3 SOAKING Corn FOR HoRsEs.-A
correspondent of the Prairie Far
naer writes as follows:
One Of the best farmers that !
know saves one-third of his corn
by soaking it before he feeds it to
his horses. His plan is this: He
places two hogsheads in his barn
cellar, secure from the, frost, fills
them with ears Of corn, and pours
in water unit! they are covered
When we'll soaked he feeds out
one to his horses, and by the time
this is exhausted. the corn in the
other is we'll soaked. The cobs
become so soft that the horses
eat them with as good a relish as
they do the corn, and they re-
ouire only about two-thirds as
much corn as when fed without
soaking. There is no doubt tina:
the cob eaten with the corn rem,
ders the diet more wholesome. A
certain amount Of coarse feed is
necessary to the health Of the
animals.
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Sarnr, Sarosn $ 8oasesoIb.
STORING POTATOES.

Cellars or root-kouses are gene
rally as good places as one can get
for storing away potatoes, if they
are frost proof, and eau be we'll
ventilated. Put the potatoes in
large boxes-empty dry goods
eases are best, holding from fifteen
to fifty bushels eacb-or divide
the space into bins like those Of a
granary, so that each kind can be
kept separate, and no great
amount Of heating can take place
where there is space for ventila-
ton. 4 board floor is better than
bare earth. Choice kinds it will
pay to sort over in the field, bar
rel the best for sale and delivery
as required, and keep the others
3 for seed. When a trost-proof room
in a building can not be had, Sc
lect a piece of dry soil, where wa
ter Will readily fow off, or can be
drained away. Store the potatoes
In small round heaps, OF fifty each,
set in rows each to be covered
first with reversed sods, or a very
little clean dry straw, and then
with earth, putting on little at
first but . few inches, and adding
more as the weather gets colder,
till hard freezing takes place
About two feet Of earth will keep
ont frost. A good ditch is to be
made round the lot Of heaps, so as
to carry off quickly all water that
may fall. The heaps when cover
ed Should be somewhat cone-shap'
ed with sides high and sloping
enough to carry off rain quickly.
The main point in storing pota,
toes is to have them put away dry
and in such . manner as will keep
ont moisture, and at the sane
time run little risk Of the whole
rotting, should rot set in at any
point, or with any kind, some be-
ing moro liable tosrot than others.
ICaaada Farmer.
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TO PRESERVE DAMSoNs.-Cut
the damsons open lengthwise, and
remove the stones; put them into
q pan; cover them with water, and
boil ten minutes; next put them
on q sieve and wipe them sepa-
rately. Take equal weights OF
fcnit and loaf sugar, half the sugar
to be strew ed over the fruit laid
upon dishes, and the other sugar
to be added to the liquor IN which
the fruit was boiled, and set on
the fire, skinned and simmer
then put in the fruit, and boil
it we'll; take it of, and let it
stand twenty minutes; again
simmer half an hour. Let 1t
stand, and next boil it again,
Put the damsons into scive; boil
the jelly by itself an hour, and
pour it hot over the damsons. Put
into jars or pots.
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Drill corn for fodder. Scatter
thickly Cat the rate of from two to
three bushels per acre. in broad
drill three feet apart. The land
must be very heavily manured
and deeply broken up. When, the
corn begins to tassel is the time
to cut and cure. Also: sow COW
peas broadcast or in drills, for
hsv or to turn under, aad Esyp-
tian millct for green forage. We
know nothing that will produce
so much forage per acre as this,
whcr the soil has been we'll ma
nured and prepared.
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ORNAMENTAL HEDGEs.-Therc

ORNAMENTAL HEDGEs.-Therc is
nothing gives such nice, cosy ap-
pearanee to a garden as an ever
green hedge. Not only is it pref.
tier, but flowers, fruits, and vege-
tables come earlier when the gar
den is thus surrounded, than
when it is exposed on all sides to
the cold, bleak wind CT spring.
The cheapest and best plant for
this. purpose is: the arbor vit9.
Plants can be had in most nurse
iies at eight or ten cents per foot
1n height, and set about fifteen
inches apart, do not count up to a
heavy bill. Chinese arbor vite
makes a good hedge when we'll
trimmed, otherwise it soon gets
ragged. The Remalock spruce
makes q very pretty hedge. 1t
grows rather slower and cost
about ten to fifteen cents per foot;
but is preferred by many on ac-
couot of its neatness and beauty.
Noyuay spruce> also makes very
beautiful hedge, but requires more
width to do we'll. Where there is
plenty of room, it is q capital
thing. In price it is usually in,
terniediate between hemlock and
arbor vitae. All the pines and frs
make nice evergreen hedges, al
though this is not generally
known.
1t is very essential to have good
hedges that they should be trim
med Up to a point in the middle
not made square on top that's to
say, the hedge should have two
sloping faees-not three. The
best time to trim is just after the
new growth ismade-about June.
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The Newberry Hotel.
JORDAN P. POOL, Proprietor

This Hotel has undergone recent repairs,
and is now more comfortable and we'll ap-
pointed than ever With well-kept table,
good rooms, attention to every want, and
obliging servants, the travelling public will
find it iii they can ask for.
In addition there is firSt-clasS bar-room
where the best Of wines, liquors and segars
can be had, and also 4 billard-room at
tached.
The Livery stable belonging to the Hotel
is also well supplied.
Sept25tf
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COL VI BIA \ II OTEL
COLUMBIA. S. c.

THIS wcll.known HOTEL, situate in the
centre of the business portion Of the city, af
fords every convenience and comfort to trav-
elers on business or pleasure. The Prop-ie-
tor, having secured the services of polite and
efficient assistants, pledges himself to spare
no means and pains in its management to
sustain the high reputation so long enjoyed
by the "COLUMBlA" as First Glass House.
Attached to the House is handsome Bill
LARD ROOM, furnished with three Of Phe-
Ian i Collender's best and most improved
Tables.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE in rotunda of the
House. Also, Bath Rooms. cqualed by none
in the city.
VIM. GORMAN, Proprietor.
E.T. BCRDELL, late OF charleston IIo-
tel," and J. F. GADsDEE, Assistants.
Jan. %, 1873.
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To Women. ROt. Married ana
Single.


Apply for relief before yod become a con-
fr,ned invalid.
have been for years past attending strict
" to the treatment Of diseases Of women,
both married and single, and as the number
of cases continues to increase almost daily
will pay special attention 10 those who may
apply to me for help, and may, if l should
get d sufficient number Of cases, make it a
specially.
There arc many women who are taking
medicines recommended for such diseases,
which arc worse than useless, they paliia,e
and sometimes seem to give relief, hut in
fact they postpone the evil until the disease
assumes the chronic form, and then they ap
ply to the Physician for relief, which can DC
given. but no. so soon as when taken in the
first or early siege.
usc no Quacl medicines, treat diseases
on rational ;;Ed scientific principles.
p. y. RUFF.
y. B. practice for cash only and prompt
payments. Mar. -, l0-tf.
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Music Given Away.

We vii! order "pAT%G$' GI$IcAL M0STH-
~" to be sent for on" year to amy om" $40
vii! sci.d us FIVE Subscribers to oar paper.
Think ofi;, You caa ""t AZ least SiN:r
EcantiFul Songs. Drr;S, and Ghora>"S, and
from ;if;y to sixty Piano pieces, worth III
least $40. BY sending Us five Subscribers 10
oUr paper Fen. }, 2--'''
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PLAINS, FAUeU1ER Co, FAr Feb 9th, lS73
ordctcd-two
did
ys Two the house The last
ensnclie
and hndsomer job in the saved xVe dol
Southern
orally adopted this country lad can apply it, have never ana IN
orcby the great aapty OF your hnel
Paint" people, xency MATERIAL in ea" OF Color ana IN
being mixed that give you free pesEson Ut 1t IS desirable 10
youl make youth Of this letter.
Very respectfully and truly 5 McGlhl, M D.
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Stationery e2sd Binding.
NEW STATIONERY HOUSE.
e, 2, STOKES

HAS just opened, III the new and hand
some building immediately opposite the
Phoenix office, on Main street, Il complete
stock OF
STATIONERY,
Comprising Letter, Cap and Note PAPER, Of
nj! sizes, qualities and Of every description;
Flat Papers Q; Cap, Deny, Double-C"p, Me,
dunn, Royal Super-Royal and Imperial
Sizes, which will be sold in any quantity, or
manufactured into Blank Books OF any size,
and ruled to any pattern, AID bound in any
style, 1t short notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless va:icty-all sizes, colors and quail
ties.
BLANK BOOKS
OF every variety, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHITECTS and DRAUGnTSMEN will
! find Il complete stock OF materials for their
use. Drawing Paper, in sheets and rolls,
| Bristol BOARDS, Posta! Paper and Boards, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and
boxes, Brushes, Crayons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
| Of every description; great variety Of con-
venient and useful articles for both Teachers
and Pupils.
ALSO,
Photograh Albums, Writing Desks, Port
folios, Cabas, with boxes, and 4 countless
variety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most elegant stock Of Gold Pens
and Pencil Cases, superbly- mounted Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Rlack, Blue, Violet and Carmine, Indclihlc
and Copying; MucilaSe; Chess and Back
CANNON Men and Boards: Visiting and We'd
ding Cards, and everything usually kept in
First Glass Stationery House,
Which the subscriber iN!eris his shall be.
lie will still conduct LIS BINDERY and
BLANK BOOK MANCFACrORI and PA
PER-RULING ESTABLISHMENT, which
las been in successful operation for over
thirty years in this State, and TO which he
will continue to devote his own personal at
tention. His stock will he kept mp full and
complete, and his prices will be found always
reasonable, and he hopes 10 have \ share OF
patronage.
F. R. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov. 49, 4G-tf Opposite Phoenix Office.
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D muchp
Bradley exceeds expectation i'll economy and beauty
durability More than twelve months since
painted el IIous with the BRADLEY Patent Enamel FAINT
outside the Hotel ana
o ny to saw gives conclusion will this tc
"ol' WI" " '' yons most espectfIy ISAAC ALBERTSON
Mansion House Hotel n ST. Paul Streets Baltimore
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E4sGe9.yHlcS3s@..
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fullassortment of the above approved
cases, of different patterns, besides collins
of his own make, ali Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons dcsirous Of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
A HcarSe is always on hand and will he
furnished at the rate Of so per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for . continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spare to render
the utmost satisfaction.
--, R. 3. CHAPMAN,
Newberry 5. G., July 81.
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Mansion House Hotel, \.

PUpLIc affords much pleasure to state that July ISL Front
"Eadeys Patent PANT
West Lombard Street agent and testify to its
all similar dwelling posi-
test un this "hcre during
its being mixed and ready or use 10 M p
where paint needed prcep n which mpar beauty and duA-
earnestly to the
merchants believing will give them greater satisfaction than
"e9 1"n "i;wr~a FrontS
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KGDEAR SIR The paints VIC received from n have been appna
ofo entire
faction covering qualities gloss and III adty all kinds OF SURFACE OF mate
especially to
Senend nnon unknown parties painters furnish materials wherein weh
o"'o 'ae N0S' Nr Yoprs STOUFFER son.
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This Machine involves Mechanicalorin
Piles which are new, and widely dferent
from those commonly in use, therer rcn-
dering it superior to all others.
It combines
SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH, DURABILITY,
BEAUTY AND ECONOMY,
and is adapted to q large range Of work,
Sewing through all grades of fabric from
the finest Cambria to Harness Lcaher.--
Has the
VERTICAL FEED,
The best FEED that has ever been dviscd,
which enables it TO sew over Ridges, ;eams,
Gathers, and all other distractions with the
same facility that it does plain sewing
With THIS FEED the goods cannot ull as
with other feeds. 1t is the SIMPLEST
MACHINE, having no cog gearing r cam
grooves, and is the easiest Of all Others TO
learn to opcrate-runs lightly and rpidlS
and is the most noiseless Of all Shuttle Ma
chimes. Has all the Attachments for doing
every kind of work. 1t is truls First
Glass Machine, and universally gives salts
faction. Try it.
Sample Machine at Wright & Cop,ock's,
where Circulars and Testimonials nay be
obtained.
ms. Hill & SETZLR,
Agents for Ncwberry, Laurcns, Greenville,
Spartanburg and Union counties. ap 9 3m
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JACOB STOUFFER & son.
Yours, truly,

County, MD September 24h, 1872
Enamel Paint BAhMore-E
that
their Its
The
nner have employed He that he paint fast
better he
ev nsed can therefore public the
very oes' ar"eeS o' "A' VOWS very tylv JAMES HALL
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MARYLAND, March 4h 1879
SIR
Mills whom furnished the Bradley FAINT last ia Is
goo
with the durability your most excel.
viii look their advantage and apply
the durable now III u 1t hoS It's
Gloss longer than that have used - o. D:
truly "0:0AAhh11o0N' 'io''' 1"N NH'o" N"
KNIGHT EsqDGAE have used Bracg Patent hme rant on my
with tlooks well now as when INST
uo;nod consider Yours truly,
Co, Nd, Feb 9th, 1873 A. 9llAoDAo"'
c. P. KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
No. SO w. Lombard Street, Baltimore.
ra-spEcINENs AND PRICE LIST FURNISHED GRATIS. 81
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HAS just opened, III the new and hand
some building immediately opposite the
Phoenix office, ou Main street, Il complete
stock of
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WATER

With the exception of coffee and ten will
ever be necessary. Send in your orders at
once, to
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White Lead Lnseed Oil and zinc Chemically Combined

VIII last three times as long mixed in the ordinary
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TX MUSIC
x AN ART PILGRIMAGE THROUGH ROME.
XII TO BE FORGIVEN.
XII TRAVELLERS AND TRAVELLING.
XIII CHARITIES
XIV EARLY MARRIAGE.
XIV. SCHOLARS KIN DRsHABILLR.
xvi NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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LCrrY q sEw YORK hon DAyIEs s's q The &C. ce'F
ia73 For circulars &c. apply vs.. MARTIN, l41 Brpad
vsy of d. JAQURS Secretary Of Pacftf, 70 Chsmbenst
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NEW ROUTE to BABYLON and Fire Island,
~ vi. FLUSHING AND NORTH SIDE RAILROAD.
shove places AID IL and
2;3O (krpreu) (Erpres). $3.50 and $3.50 D.
Babylon at $40 500 BIpress $3.50 andlO32& NJ
and 55 40 Time by Express Train hour 10 minutes
Time By Accommodation Train, hour 80 minutes Feooat leave
foot ih T. Is minutes before train time and leave James
,Ip foot B. 80 minutes before train time Trains
leaving Point and connect with boats for tre
$50 and 1855 connect with
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NETWORK CENTRAL AN, AND H, HUDSON = 3elS

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RiygR kAILRoAD-Comnsncng MONDAY, June rs. 1873
Through trains will cav Grand Central Depot, -,
800 and Montreal Erprsss a. n sarstosa sp
1000 Special Chicago Express with drawing sAr' 70 0sh
Ester Buffalo, and Eissns Falla
lO45 a. n, Northern and Western krpress
$40 D m spee. Exprss Absny Troy, and s.ritcsi
400 m Nontre. Express with sleeping ears to 81 Adams
700 xIprsa, Daily with 'lsepsEean Tor ""er''"h "s
$50 m Pacific Express Dsv with sleeping for Rochester
Buffalo Niagara for Chicago both D. and NJ T.
Railroads 90 -, c..
IOo m Express with sprgsan for Albany, Troy 'nd Sara
toga
200 .. Hudson tran
700 a. n and $3.50 .. Pourhksepss trsipL
$40 a M. 4l6, $40 and TAB p m, PsessEn hiina
500 p m, Sing Sing trsis. u,.
Trtown trains Threthst Depot stopping At all state,,
646 1928 aud 1920 EO0, 300 4;OO AfO olo'
ssndsy yTan.-Fsr Tsnyown from Thrshi, at s;25
90 N. at
C. Fl. KESDRIoK. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

az EAST TH-ST.-FURNISHED ROOMS
PO 80 ave am peasant locality the Union League cub
Tor few geuseee. gentleman and vile, wish OAGI saT
desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

TI1 WEST HTH-ST., between Broadway
Il Il sni sHthsye-Hsndsoms ROOMS BOARD uuetcepton
bile dhngroom frss 1oo eVsry paid comfort refer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Gin Real estate for Sale.
{ RARE CHANCE TO INVEST 15000.-A
- fae BUILDING LEASED or II years $4,000 ml taxes
art Gysnng So 900 Per year puce $50 OOO half
Aioress POStO4cs Boz 3.6jj.
NOR SALE-At PANIC PRICE, a thrce-st0ry
Z browu-sore HOUSE 4Oi West FF--. htL-st all tie improve
I4ebts two blocks from Cen raj Para entrance
J. W STEVENS, 40 " est Hity-c.ghbL, Pnest.