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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-14
DEues, MEDICINES, PAINTS, t., At
-: };..i II, LESS THAN COST -, 4:;i..:s4.
CLOSING OUT SALE;

:: Tolmsn 4 Co., intending to close o..
their entire stock Of drugs, medicines, glass,
paints, oils, cutlery. perfdmeries, fancy and
toilet goods, &c., viii sell for cost and less
than GOAT: This win afford country NOR.
chants m opportunity 70 buy first class
goods 81 lower prices than they: can BE- had
elsewhere: All who want anything In tho
line Of goods mentioned above will save
money by calling ct Tolmsn l. Co.'s. -,-'7
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TO TEE PEOPLE
~
9tearn0 County.

Having been appointed sole Agent for the
sale Of Or. Badolih's Great Remedy,
SEWN s1AIs, o. GOLDEN WoNDEB,
manufactured By L. G. Kennedy 4 Co..
Pittsburg Pa, W state to tho afflicted thss
WO have for osle q RlIlDY WITHOUT 4
RIVAL. It cures pain, elnest inss1nsly, Of
,Rhsumstisa, Neuralgia and oil other
pains, either ilside or outside Of man,
women or child Wherever 1t he's bseA in
trodussd It has given universal stisfaotioa,
and esftiAostss Of lie wonderful curative Of
feets sfs daily received. Our arrangements
are sueh that we are enabled to MI orders
from oil dealers in Proprietary Medicines
throughout stearns County, Who wish to
engage In .its sale. We will also appoint
Sub Agents In every town In The County
who wish to ssnvass their respective towns,
to whom liberal inducements will be given.
All orders or communications will re-
oeivs prompt attsnsien ~ addressing the
uadersigned & Raymond P o., Stsarn.
County, Mlnn. = S = 81. Il. %. 5 Ga 5 s.
T n8-3mo L.. b. RAYMOND.
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TO THE LADIES.

Just received, positively the last stock
Of Millinery goods, and I will now .ssu ont
It cost and less than cost. A large stock
Of :''roush-and;ready" hats At TOO each.
Trimmed hats, for rs cents and upwards
All fancy articles, l.ee., trimmings, &c.,
ct less than cost: Chisnons 81 the latest
styles, g cents. Zephyr worsted, Is esnss
per ounce. l. Sfs. ~ ~. :5;s =
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AITySN, LINN or N. P. r. r.,
Il T.. e August 8, 1878. ! !.
EDiToA JousxAL.As We like to talk
about our fast-growing town and see our
little Aitken In print, We will drop you .
few lines, a. W feel sure that our many
friends in st. Cloud would like to hear
from US; 80 letter in your columns will
answer double purpose will bring rs
before tho public, aud.fa,e ~ private cor
rsspondenes.
: well, here Fs arss located upon suphon-
loas)y-aamsd Mud River, and Ne claim to
DO tho great outlet to the upper Mississip.
p. In summer tho lunhsrmea send thsir
supS'iss ~''up river, by steamer, which
during tho fall'no,ths has a. much - she
can DO in carrying up tho winter supplies
for the pinsriss, and judging BY some Of
the freight bills tho vocation Of tho stssu-
er Poksssms must DO . profitable ono for
her owners. 4
During tho winter months our town 10
constantly alive with arriving and Depart
ing teams engaged in the same trade, aud
for the Same purpose. Therefore, you
must imagine that Altken is q place Of
much importance, and by tho sctual records
Of the Railroad Company We receive and
deliver moro merchandise during tho win.
ter months than does any other ono point
on the line Of tho N. P. R. r.
Our lssdjng merchant is Sol. s. Clapp,
Esq. This genial and well-known gentle.
man Was formerly Of Brainerd, but that
town hs now pronouness-a dslusion snd
snare. ~. t..,.%. 7ss
Our Aitken He:el il kept BY Douglass
4 Allen, and they Do know chow to keep 4
hotel" These two: gen ;lemen are we'll
known to tho numbering int. ests, and are
very popular among all classes. please
print this, sfe- va nay get . reduction in
our board Bin ifthsy SEQ it). -.
The we'll i own> Geo. jenkins has jus.
thrown wide epen example room" and
: stock otfaney groceries. George, i.
doing vel. and In his quiet way enterta Amt
his many friends st what he chooses to csl
tho o, Y. g. >z~:
Nathaniel Tibbetts. Esq.,, re.ires from
tho hotel business and has b'ilt himself q
vsry handsome cottage.
/ ''Lon" Gates, ofyour town, puts in II
appearance, just from tho hay meadow
Lon claims to have seen one mosquito il
The woods-bets we're freely offered ths
he was mistakea-but Lon ''osved''-
hsnoet ''lary skester." 80
;z7s~z Va. go
r; AQUATIC.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN. .

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vATIoN," . Medical Treatise on the CauDe and
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Impotsncy, spermatorrhoea or semisal Weakness,
and oil ether diseases arisins from the errors d
youth or administrations exessses ofmature yesis.
This work 10 Indeed book for every man.
Thousands have besn taught BY this work the tras
way to health andhsppiness. tits tho cheapest and
best medical work ever Published, and the only one
on this class OF ills worth reading. 1soth edition,
revised much enlarged illustrated bound in bsauti.
full French CLOTH Price only 81. Sent BY mail post
paid, ON recent Of price: Address PEABODY MID
ICAt INSTITUTE. Number DuldHch Street,
Boston, Nass, or Dr.. ". n. HARkBR, Assistant
Physician. N. B. The author may DO consulted on
tho shove ~ we'll ~ oil diseases requiring skill
aud experience. mAy1-1y
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ME1K1B CousrY.-The County Fair will
be held October 8th, 9th and 10th. ........A
son Of Barney Mclaughlin, OF Manannsh,
was driving = pair Of horses, on Saturday,
attached to Marsh Harvester, when they
took flight, and the lad jumped from, tho
machine, dislocating his shoulder: Mr..
Mel. ran to catch the horses, but was
kuocted down, the heavy platform Of the
harvester passing over him. He was bad
ly hurt on the back Of the head and on che
side.f, The Litohheld Ledger says that bis
escape from being cut to pieces WAS owing
to. TIE disarrsugement,of the machinery 40
that the sickle would noS work. Some
little boys playing with matches set fire to
the barns Of Potter and Nelson, which we're
destroyed, with large quantity Of hoy. and
corn, and the barn Of Mr.. Hershey was
also on FIVE. A strong wind was blowing,
and stown ITSELF lid i narrow escapes
.-......Ths Lsdgv says Liiehasaa' needs =
bank We suspect "e42'' xahtss i safe
place in vhish . deposit his hs..din,s a
|r...r-,.,A se.ple Of boys at Nspsnnah went
pte t a4l h.rss stsalss business fex
ago, They succeeded in getting to Psynes-
Ylll' whom th'y NsFe s1sr la 3 9 , snd
taken, back. Tic th'rtssn year Older
goes Is tho The reform school, and the ton
year older Is tdtnsd eyst a. thiy parent.
i........The Ledger saJs j. ..thsre was5e .har:
vester trial On Col. Towards place / few
FdsyS1go; wtsn thy 0fiSsn 1HnSr scuopsd
the ElWoe1.O sEre -
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m. DOUGHTY.
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell for cash on
easy terms or will trade for property in
the vicinity of St. Cloud, his farm in the
Town OF Avon. It contains 1874 acres; 10
we'll timbered !; has 10 acres under fence:
z acres black cap raspberries; acre cur
rants, gooseberries, grapes, SC. ! acre of
strawberries-all in good bearing condi-
ton. Also, 100 apple trees, plum and pear
trees and other Seeding trees. Good
dwelling house, stables, &c. IL only two
miles from the railroad depot. II net
sold BY September 18th, it will be leased.
Inquire Of or address
JOHN BRAKEFIELD,
july24-tf Avon P. O., Stearns Co. MINI.
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FUR REN +.

7 A dwelling house on Washiastea avenue.
Has we'll; stable and other ssnisnees.-
VIII be lot to ono or two families. Inquire
1t thiS e6ice.' '.:1' '-S''%at7 # e.
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IN MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Mon from the effects Of
errors and abuses in carly life. Manhood restored.
Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
Dress Howard Association No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Ps-an institution having high rep
utation for honorable conduct and professional skill
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MRS. OTTEN0MEYER.
FREE LUNCH AND CONCERTI

!: L. Robbers announces that 10 will have
. grand opening on next Saturday evening
1t the "Farmers' Home" There will be
free concert, and free lunch will be
served. He invites his friends to drop in
and have q good time.
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EDlrol JoulxAI.-At meeting hold Ia
the lecture room Of the Presbyterian
church On Tuesday evening last, ! Com
mittss On ..Ways and Means" WAS appoint-
Cd, who viii CANVASS the whole sub sctAud
present II toths pablo. Il IL aoknowlsdg-
ID that many dimoulties beset this cutter
,prlsa but it, value 10 deemed to be 30
great that difficulties only act a. spurs to
the undertaking. Il would not be Of worth
to 10 Il i did not cost Us something. There
.msy.aLobe misappr ehensions concerning
II. II msy ssem Is some thSt It will con.
dict q soms degree with tho working 81
the 4brary Association. lfthis be ., II
10 only because such intsrfsrsaee 10 lun-
.ayoidabls !; for certainly nothias il farth.
q nom ths ietentioas 81 the moyees than
this, The stAad object Is simply to pro-
vide : plaes whore young men (and old
msn, too can spend thew EVENING" pleas-
antly and probably, in rsadlng papers,
magazines and books, writing letters and
conversation. We have young men, who
reside here Who have expressed . desire
FOR some such place. Besides, many young
men are hero transieutly who have no
homo, and We can thus stford them plsce
in which to spend their evenings where
they will not be subjected to temptations.
Further, if deemed bsst, tho room need
not be opened At tho times appropriated to
other and beueheisl purposes. There need
be no conflict. & - 49,
s. Tho plan contemplates opening = room
on such scale IS We can afford and not
upon the large pattern Of other and ADLER
cities. We have no Christian Association
or other institution 70 back it, up with
funds. but appealsto the philanthropy Of
the. citizens Of, st. Cloud This is ono Of
tbe Ways Of doing good, and 1t is surely
better T. prevent crime. than It is to pun.
ish II when committed : : - ~
It's cot need not deter 10 for m.m.nt.
Enough money II spsht any race dsy atth.
Park to ran this reading room for ~ year {;
and enough yin BE- spsat.ont the coming
sireus torun the room fsr aye years. i q
We appeal to the citizens Of st. Cloud,
ono and all, to hslp US. 4 little :son each
one will do it.: It will do our city good to
get tic name Of bsvins enterprise for good
as we'll Is for evil. Aadswhsn the commit
tee witt Won Il IA not far. their avn sakas
pst for the general good that they win
ak Your assistance. AZ. al events, We
Cal. but make The trial, and il the, enter
prise DO not eoamsnd itself, to the good
sense Of the public, 1t msy b because there
IL some. Inherent difionlty- that is not seen,
.s,yet,,by it, friends. But the difficulties
viii be swept away it. with heart sud
purse, we tsks hold Of this matter. ssnd do
ii because it is good thing to - done.
- B.Y. CAMPBELL.
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III 81 MARKETS.
$. ST.. CLoup. Aug. IA, 1873,
Wheat remains at the following 6g-

= No OAVONs aug A1S A0SOS
Wheat remains ct. the following 6g-
urss: >.->,,'Sz's AZ 1.-f *&@#
No' t'''''''"s.sss.s.ss.s.... ...ss......... 81
NO. S'''''..''.'.................. o.
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Oats-22c to $50 ->-
Corn, $50 for now.
Flour-xXxx $5.50a8.oO; Xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.o0a4.50 per barrel
Feed-$l. ooa1.lo per owt.
/ ICornmsal-Sl.l5.
Shorts-76c.
Brsn-$6as per ton 300 per owt.
Eggs-20e. Fl.
Butter ranges from 123 to 100.
Potstoes-Nsw 800.
Green apples-$s.5o per barrel; Is psr
peck. @7'.'..'.~. 90. '--,'' -~- =
bluebersies-lo cents psr quart.
crsnbsrriss, $1.6oa2.5o per bushel 80
Per quart.
Ouions-75es$l. 90 Per bushel.
Honey-25a3oc per pouad.
Maple suzsr-16e20c.
Cabbsge-$5e$S per hundred.
Beans, $l.ooa$1.75 per bushel.
Cheese-l5a2oc per pound.
Hay-$6. ooa7 90 PEI ton.
Country hams-loal23o per lb.
Sugar cured hems-2Co.
Dried Beef-20c.
Wood-$4.o0a5.0 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 3oa3eo
Unwashed, 2va25c.
Tub washed, 35a41c,
Eeef-On foot, 80 10 DC; retailing, ea124o
per pound.
/ Vesl-7a8o dressed; retailing, 1oa123c
per pound.
Mutton-on foot, 3a4c retailing 10a123o
per pound.
/ Pork-53o dressed retailing, loa12}o
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chickens-9al21c per ID.
I M1IwAuKIs,A Aug. IL.
/ Wheat-$l 81 for No. /.
! Oats-28c. 80
I Corp-3S3o.
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West has deter mined 20 close out his.
stock ,ofgoods, and now offers Hi tbulitdipe..
and fixtures for sale OF rent. m., =,
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-Tressurer Cans has seized $4,000 feet
Of lumber belonging to Clarke + Mcclure,
which he will sell on the 22d inst, to pay
$4S2.7e of personal property tax owing by
that firm.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Reported tos THz JOURNAL by John Zap,
Esq.,- Register Of Deeds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Endi1S Aug. 8, 1879.
Louise Hortenbach and hush to John John
son~fsr lot lo-blk Sc in A A. Browns
add 70 st." Cloud : = .~ 500
Lucien B Niles AID wife t. Emma c Nc
Cornell for seq nwa and neg swq SEQ 20
I 126 r 2sw ~. s1S 81 's. $500
James G Wilson and wife To- James F
Stevenson for 22x100 feet Of blk &C" in
CITY Of St. Cloud s.; 20 .sSf.s5 1918
Emily Mitchell and hush Is Ebene .er Rob.
srtson for lot IL blk48siaEA "A Browns
add to st. Cloud 49, .5; .5:. $50
Henry Block and wlfa 70 Christian Block
for oh swq 80 SO ! 1913 R28 ii 81, 900
Qottfrisd Heieks for nwq neq and neq nlwq
sec % Tsl22 r 32sw. -. 81, 900
Alexands xo.fs and wife Is Lucas M K,lls
fog Aae1 blk I Is tswn 81 Sank Osntre
:i:.,s ss.: Sc. 500
Hirsnc Abbott ana svifs Is Johnl: Welk
s2Hss. 81 100
sa.ssl Alllrd and :Siss o Wsilllan Miller
for nhsxq "a swq sIses22 = lbs q 50
~ ssss;. $1,000
barney y,ssbsffg III .:xifs u Kniud r
1 1s'' & ,Eaa.s''''a 9 Z aa4s s,s g
IHssbssAs Ayrss 10 .Lssiads g II dley fsr
lot III Blk d. il. Ayrea A Clsrk1s add %
Mslrsss III :ssyss5sssss 385
Peter + Dsasiagbslt q .wis 4. Malind,,
peasingpure ier . asq 10 Is = 1A = 81
Y $3.50
Tillia.P Rio and VII I, ,i iISi III Hartley
for M go end snsq sxq eco 80 TIT b
2S$w - sc : 8 s.f. :rs f.~ 81, 200
Alexander Moore .,d vic t.: Joseph Cap.
Ger, for lot 8 blk 8 in aAuk -Csntrs $l26
Alexander. Moore and wife, 70, Thomas G.
Mcclure for lots g and 8 block 26 in
Ssuk Centre 15:so&. p. r ~ tf7.2 {@as z $500
Julius Crosse and wife to John Kras for
lot 8 blk q in Cold Spring City $500
/ Marcus and Peter. Maurini and. wives 10
George Debruise for lets 3 and blk 50
in coldfaptisg CIV SIS
Justus WI. asrk ana vits 10 David j..
4i fsSRs ;'a nHa e = section 81. e
Jehh Rothio urb.aS Busshdn for ,.q ID
end u ssq and and swq nee - a T &! 3 3
Fl "a Hrass:i ,.s xsig .,sasqf s.sf Il E,s $4b0
Alexander Moons, And wife 10 WiliiSm sa.
Cclvsst fer "a Or separate let s in Sank
Ve1nesI 6&afsSssG$s Ill 3l1o
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NEW ADEERTXsEKENTs.
$50 REWARDI

Lost August 1st, between the ct. Cloud
Bridge and the 81. Francis river, via.
Princeton road, = large black morocco side
pocket book, containing 1858 in grsenbaoks
and lot Of papers valuable only to the
owner: $50 will b paid for the recovery
Of said book with oil the contents. Cali
at Jou1HA1 eiios.
T0rN - nSYTvYnav
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Tho St. Cloud JOURNAL has just COM
menced its sixteenth year. It is one Of
the best weekly papers in the state.-Kas.
son kepu6Aea1.
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r e --Hr. J. p. Wing il ssents for the oels-
brsted Marsh Harvester. Every a 4 rr,m ,.,
should have one. $3.50, s
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The Confessions of an Invalid,

PuBLIsHED AS WARMING and for the benefit of
YeuNa MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc., supplying
the means Of seyfeurc. Written by one who cured
himself after undergoing considerable qua kerry, aud
sent free receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
iune12-6m Box 153, Brooklyn, Y.
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Tho Ailoaukes Monthly, beautifully
illustrated, replete with stories, fashion
plates, etc., is very complete magazine.
Send stamp fer specimen copy, sent free.
Address, T. J. Gilmore, Milwaukee, Wis.
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J.W. Tenvoorde is closing out his on.
tire stock of boots and shoes, and will sell
AT COST for the next sixty days.
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Me. J. H. Evans, of Hudson, Douglas
county, met with . severe accident on
Tuesday Of last week by falling from his
wagon and disloo ,ting the elbow Of his
right arm.
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-ThS Willmar Republican nominates
Hon. A. s. Rice, Of that place, ~ the next
Republican candidate for Senator from he
4th District, ~ z. @E.F&
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tomatsss, Ipplea, Il Bo1d's.

+. ..f- -1es- cool lsnoaads, Pop, s1d The beat
oi1ars And tobacco always TO- - Aed It
Flank Davis new staad. sir ri a:.;&s, Ill d
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noon wAsTED.s'

Being desi-ous Of closing ont, ~; iar ss
possible, hin stock Of summer goods, to,
make room for his new fall purchases, ).
Joseph Edslbrocf VIM sell iii, u present
stock a. very low figures. Be has fail
lines '' ofseeoiss 'tsple snd Nney; dry goods,
boots and shoes, clothing for men and boys,
etc., in wb,oh' decided baTeasa, ars offered.
He asks D call, being satisfied that be- can
suit both in quality ofsoodss aud IN prisss:
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Geneva Hand Fluters and 'sFashion"
Combined Fiating and Polishing Irons can
be had at .x;l -,
R0sENBER0BR Bios
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On last Thursday afternoon the young
folks Of the Presbyterian Sabbath School
had pleasant ice-crsam festival in the
grove on tho Rev. Mr.. Canpbelrs grounds.
The net proceeds amounted to about $25,
which win be applied toward the purchase
Of . new Sabbath School Library,
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DIED..

On Thnesday evening, Aug. It'll, Of con-
;gestion Of tho luags, NICOLAS, sen Of Ms.
thias and Ivs Cans, aged four and one
half years.
In this city. August 10th, the only son
Of 9. L. aud J. N: Holmes, aged ton
:Wesks..N t;.t-:t:i.,,
Tho parents would return their thanks to
the friends and neifhbers who we're SO
kind to them during tho protrscted illness
Of thor child. = ~. 49,: :: =.
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-Groce ries at bottom figures, at Boyd's.
Sewing machines to rent by
- OH: siEs1, ST ss't'
;t:> Agent for tho Singer, =
2il#0icf 7a9 "a 1rfr,,y -; - s.r 49, a.

Dn. BAssox's H1v, s1nuPt'; AND Teri, ..
HosA1 s ;'I1 II not qq I! ]; nsedieiaas,
tits prepared BY =, regular 5physloiaus Il
cvef tweatyyssis' practice, 81 Who iusedz ~
ns.aJ;ye.rs with great success il his lkrse.
practice : odr ths eur; IL Group, Coughs "A
Colds, among tho children, and, nearly al
q his femiliestkspt ,shs nsdields III the
hoass = 3. ready :; for E. sud sudden st.aehE
VnAy 90 osntfht,,eas q a.ssa sGa div EaaisoI:
TooTHAoHl.-MAstsa . Lit of cotton
with Dr.. Miller'so Mssassie' Bslny pus' Il
into the e.vity 81 tie tsoth u on tAss gum
by tho side ofit, and b.lhs 10 nsse : itlh
the Balm, s1d \ will treuble.ysu No more.
Is cents psys for . bottle Of the Balm.
Sec establishment il this paper! & WI
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We had call on Saturday from Mr..
A. A. Smith, Of Fort Garry, who spent
several months in this CITY > couple Of
years ago. MI. Smith was engaged in tho
store Of Mr.. L. R. Bentley. 1t Fort Garry,
at the time Of the Lord Gordon affair, and
was srrestsd, but wss afterwards released
on ball bail. He says tho eject on Mr.. Bent.
ley's business has been very disastrous.
He speaks IN the highest terms Of the pop-
ular,ty Of Q. 8. Consul Taylor among tho
people, Canadians % we'll 10 Amsricans,
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Hon. G. K. Dlvis and Hon. I. Donuel-
" are expected to deliver addresses ct tho
fair in Alexandria next month. Isn't that
. considerable N onoply Of talent for one
place to enjoy?
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-Tolman = CO. =, L. TIE. plaets % buy y
drugs and medicines. They ars closing out.
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~. !. Case H. Co.'S Threshera at Gre
venor's., Headquarters for ext1as for these
,ns ,h;nsa **&;s'' it,,.t r. $953sjEs!,h~ =: ii
.lt= i.r, r.
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We regret to learn that Capt. A. Bar
to fell from buggy At Sank Centre on
Sabbath, dislocatiug his right arm.

"A temperance meeting will be held ON
next Sabbath evening, on the corner oppo.
site the Central House.
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Mech credit IL duo our police force
for the excellent manner In which 1t dis
charges its duty. THERE'S not better
Chief in the State than Mr.. Robertson, and
Jos. Marthsler, the new night policeman,
10 . vigilant and efficient officer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Children often look Pale and Sick
rom no other cause than having worms in the stom
|ch.
BROWNS vERM1FUaE COMF1Ts

will de7troy Worms without injury to the child be-
ing perfectly WHITE, and sree from all coloring OK
othel injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations. CURTIS d BRO WI Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York
Sold BY Druggists and Chemists and dealers HEIDI
cines at TwxNT1-F1vI CENTS A Box.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoNaRReArIoNAL.-(Churc south ofRavinebridge.)
Services every Sunday ut lOn q. m. and IN. Sun
day School at Il o'clock. Prayer meeting at the
church on Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner Of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
-(Church on Richmond avenue.)
Services everv Sabbath at 10lS a. m. and ~ p. H.
Sabbath School at IL m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at ~ O'Clock. Pews FREQ and
strangsrsinvited. Rev. Il. v. Campbell, Pastor.
ErlscoPAL-{St.J Johns Church.ln lower town.
Services every Sabbath at 1011 m. and ~ p. M
Sundays School at Il m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers, Rector.
MsfHoDlsr.-{Ch Church inlower town. Services every
Sunday at 101S 4. H.. and Pm. Sunday School At
"a y. Raw. 1T. Lewton, Pastor.
BAr3Mf-(Nsar the second ravine bridget Servi
css every Sabbath at l0}z o'clock M, and O'Clock
p. m. Prayer meeting NJ the church ON Thursday
evenings at Sp m. Seats free and all welcome.
W. II. Stanley, Pastor.
CA1Houo.-(Ohurch Of immaculate Conception.
st. German street, Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haildl,
0. 8. B.; Assistant, Rev. Boniace Null o. 8. B. Ser
vices: Week days at a. NJ; SundAys, First mass,
~ q. NJ, High mass and sermon at 10 4. m, Yes
pers At p. m. Observation-Disclosures at p. m.
CIus RArss.-The following are the
clu rates Of TIE JOURNAL:
copies, $1.75 each.
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Remember the morning prayer meet
ings at the Presbyterian church, beginning
At eight o'clock and continuing for half an
hour. There are few but can spare, if not
half an hour, fifteen minutes to be present.