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rHE PITTSBURGH PRINTERS,

Sntrsat Dixnntrh to 1hc thcaan Tribune.
rlT1HnuRaI, Pa, Noy 23.-Iho printers Wht
loft tho newspaper o!licoa tlnrnt; tho rocont
stviko without llotlco, mud who woro charged by
tho Telegraph, Dlspotcht aud Commercial with
hoaring thlH afternoon. Twonty.sx wore nres'
o,,t, a,itl noarly tho ontira bAaa'co woro repro
sentcd by co1l.,He!. Thoy oj?erod no doiomo,
md wero all held In 9T00 ''nil each. Da'l Waa
furnished tn nearly MI tho caucs.
, 1873-11-29
General spokoin tho highest terms Of the officers
md men Of tho navy.
At HAVANA,
YhqrfT,nnDrHArJnr

New Yonx, Nov. 25.-A latter from HAVANA
sayn tho people thoro would rofuso to allow any
order from Madrid to tloliyer tip Tho Virginius,
Or mako other roparnton for hcr po1zuro and
execution Of her croH to bo cnrriod out.
WILL cnus11 THE nErErt1oN.
NEw Yong, Nov. 29.-A Havana lottor saya
icon. Dnrriol lns iaauol cireuara to tho Lic,1-
tonant-0oyornora nn1 Captains OF tho Eastcr,,
Department, calling on t1lom 10 Md In cruatlng
tho rohol1ion By nrrosting al persons who are
suspootod Of completely with tho insurgents,
who. ho nays, viii soon DO without olp, and, cut
~ they desorre."
, 1873-11-29
CANADA


Cabinet r1inintern Ee-Eicctoh to Par-
ltH1:cz11s
Sptcia! D;sun!ch to 1ae chieaHo 1s1bHn..
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 28-So far four OF tho
now Cauiuat Ministers Of Canadn llayo boon TO-
o@ootetl hy reclamation. Tue Flnasaco Minsater,
tho Hon. Mr. Courtwrlght, is the only naombor
an yet opnouod.
. MoSrlEA1., Can., Nov. 29.-Fournier, Minister
of Inland lsoyonue, il ro-olcc:otl to Parliament.
Doroau, MiniBtor OF Justlco, reelected.
, 1873-11-29
DE1'!2OlT.

Society to Ald sVorIkilag-svonlc
special Utspatch to Ihe chfcHuo Iriohas.
DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 23,-A society to cid
woyl.ng-womeu. organtzad In thia city tlsls
oyoning, elected II Secretary and Vlco-prosldont
from oaoh ward, who will elect President ot u
fltttiru ntoetl)r,
, 1873-11-29

LOUISVILLE, Kv., Nov. as.-;Ihc total nunher
of hpe6 killed around tito Falls to 1ato In 103,.
300. Tho number killed in tho corresponding
poriod l&pt ycar was IL, 1H.
, 1873-11-29
We are Determined to Clear ulr
Counters, and will not Allow any
Hglse to UlderSGl Us!

This will be good news to
millions of City and Country
customers, for they will gain
the profit Of PANIC PRICES.
We are willing to give up our
Profits now, and we say, with
out exaggeration, that this is
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ONLY A LITTLE sCRETCHE ND.

Californiaos are immense boosters.
The following is only little exaggSsst
above what any enthusiastic California;
will say aud swear to, and swear u, -
if you do not believe it: s
Dan Marble was once ssso1GlI
along the wharvss in Boston, whsh She
met a tall, gaunt-looking figa, .
"digger" from California, aud gotauto
conversation with him. "Hsalthy :
1t amt anything sfSY4, 'trs3fi,
there you can cheese any climate you
like, hot or cold, aud that, top, without
trave]in' moro than fifteen! @22
Jest think o that tho next cold mor8.
ing when you get out o bed. Thsre
is mountain thers-the Sary Nevady
they call it-with a val|sysp seehs3Qs
Of It, one hot one cold. A<RallS Ill Ao2
top Of that mountain with = double.
barrelsd gun, and YOU ,spsr74ApQt|
moviu', kill either sammr Il 1At1r'
game, jest As you wish" "What {!
have you ever tried it ?" "Tried 1T
often, and should have done very we'll
but for one thing. I vautedZe IdPf
that would stand both elimates!!s The
last dog had froze his tail off while
p'intin' on the 'upeasetts3syH sfap,Y.
get entirely out of the winter side, 7ou
see."
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HORSE COLLARS.

Collar are the mcst essential part Of
: rharnessed. horse. Leather collars
shsuA ~et .be~kept- in: = soft, pliable
condition by pounding Or the use of oil
or grease. 49,.
When buying collar, reject those
hst!are seh 6lled !; obtain those that
are hard and that stand out prominent
on the side that presses the shoulder.
When = collar becomes so Aattened
out BY 'uss that tho flesh Of the shout
der il pressed and ohafed between the
Aoion Of trace and collar, at every a.
tsrpsttstsp, it. should be- rejected OF
's-dIlsd ; tho latter any farmer, can do
BY opening The top. removing a portion
Of The 6lies, pressing closer what re.
nsAiDf WITH hammer and blunt stick
and adding 6se:cut hay until full. 1t
II poes economy to be SO short of co.,
Ian, that tha same one has to be worn
by different horses-better wear a lit.
tlse66fssr coat yourself: o. 4 -
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,eARR1ks 1OR HlHH EsoTA.

The yhnateg Of: Minnesota, is no,
psopitieus to the, culture of niscellane.
Gus frsiss which flourish in milder lat.
itudss, SIC is soil r Is good asd will
nurture to perfection and abuudan,
fruetifc.sion the more hardy varieties
which are capable Of: withstanding the
penetrating and long.eontinu,ng frosts
of northwestern winters.
Russian I2ples ars now being cult
waited to considerable extent in tia,
State. The different varieties we're
tiryt. supplied from the. Agricultural
Department, and are now much sough,
by MibxSsets farmers. 90 4. ;
There .f, pov some, ten thousand
young sise.iin I. q he Department nursery,
almost oil of vhiehi:jh ~ been covered
BY Minnesota orders. Washinqton
0eE CKso,ssczs., .:rrT o.;
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= r1r rRICT1oN NEEDED.

- s--- ES 4 "a { /
Farmsrs need msntal friction, What
man reads, or what be thinks, re.
ouires discussion as much as food does
chewing. The man ,pho} looks at lite
from single standpoint sees but one
phase Of it, and that very imperfeotly.
Wsprsss shu matter Of farmers' con-
vsasiona, sslubs, 4exchaagss, sociables,
again upon the attention Of farm read
srs, beoauss ws have an abiding faith
in its utility. 1t is an educational
agency NO ns,ghborhood Of would.be
progressive farmers can .atferd to fore
q Is<ualSa2, = aida, fatuar ito -us
to-day, "our Club has done more to i'm
prove tho agriculture Of our town and
increase the market vah,e.nf our farms,
than all other agencies combined.
Men who were supposed to know little,
and almost without influence, have
come right to the front, while others,
inflated with egotism and iull Of assump-
ton, Who believed themselves neigh
borhood oraoles, have fallen back to
their places. They were mere gas bub-
bles, and : little JOINT discussion. Of
their theories and notions let the gas
olt; ma the bubbles collapsed. They
are new content to learn of men at
whom, three years ago, they sneered.
I tell you it is great thing to show
who's who r.
Meet eaes.~.eE; gentlemen, # it is
only in some ones barn, and have a
good talk over the uppernost matters
in Jour Minds. 4 HJou5do- not choose
'to'hdld formal meeting, hold an in.
formal one. II the roads. are bad. talk
about good ones, and devise ways and
maeps % make than good. Think,
I'd III tkesheb aud you'll End you
know more Tor less, which is an equal
y profitable thing to find out) than
you thought yoa did. The more you
know tho. more gqq,u want to, aud you
will have each other to draw upon for
it. - ~ . 4
If this advice seems in any degree
arrogant or presumiog to anybody, let
them n 7 b e. assured stht itiislpot' isteeded
@bsa. 4 simply drying the doing
Of what 10 know, from much expert:
snes and Observation, III ispro6table>to
do.-Noore's Rural New Yorker.
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9eessAeae4 - Es.s.sso, c. estN esse@ss S4.T.Y.
MILLIONS Ee.r.Tes.ino.yt @ 1helr
q WosAerfsl. Csratfye Eaeeis. -
Vinegar BitteSs- are not q vile Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Ram, Whiskey,
Proof Spirits and Refase Liquors, doc
tosed; spiced and sxeetsned to please the taste.
called Tonics." "Appsstzer."- " Rsstoresl &c,
thst lead the tipp1sr on 70 drunkenness and ruin.
but are true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots nd Herbs Of California. free frsa all
Alcols otto Stfmuiants. They ars the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
RenoVater and Inyigoratof OF the Bystena. carry
ing off ai poisonous matter and Isstorineths blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unweIl. provided their bones arc not destroyed
b. mineral poison or other MEANS spd -tbs.vital
organs waited beyond the point Of repair.
Theya Gentle Pureatfve as we'll
~ a Teuic, possessing. also the peculiar merit
Of seting ~ powerful agent in relieving conses-
ton Or Innammation Of tho Liver, aud Of ali tho
= Visesral Organs, >.
. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, xhethe.
In young or old. married single. It The dawn Of
~osaanheod or ut the turn Of Lie. thsss Tonic Bit
: tan haSs 10 equal -,.:e.- .;.<..
For InRausmatory and Chronic Rtsa.
natism and Cost, 'DyspeDsfhi Or In.
digestion, Bilious, Rem1ttents and
Intermitteur Revers, Dfseaseg of rho
Heed, Liver Kfdneys ana 'Bindder,
sthsse Bltters have been most successful, Baeh
Diseases ar caused by Yitlated Blood,
;sbiaa y Esssr-Hy produced b, ter.ns&nasnt OF
( the BlGestiYe, 0rKana.7:1 =. ii q
DYSPEPSIA. Or dEDIGESTION.
Hsidsehe, Psan.int The shouidsExf cssshs, Tight
Tvhhse =
the stomaeh. Bad Taste IN the Month. Bilious
Astaok1 Palpttastoa OF the HeGt, 1ndazlnasion Of
ths Lune., P.sa IL thenegie.spf *se Kidney A md
hundred other painful Empto1a a1s-ths Of
springs Of DyspspdA. - 'eS'9<'
They innesrste the Stomach and samulse tho
torpid Liver and Borals. Which render them Of
NAsquaIIsd efficacy in elsandng the blood q all in
purttisa, md impartanE NV Nh ma =ieor to the
whole system .5Ysia yGbE4g txaz0:
FOR SKIN DIaEA8KS, Erupkons, Te1se..
!. aSlt1'gu4 HeosaAi spot4 sPt9ysasI FnstnIes.
Boils, -partoaeles 1ing.Mcsna sea:d Bed, ssre
1y.&1E5aspsi 1s seaftll eesd I. the
::sf 81 . q. sss q: .;
H. e. ss assaz s sss ~ sc:
: CeaS0sahs Tithtsd HAoAN1.c.uEyssyes4a Aats
impurities bursting thro1gh t3s skin n Pinplse
: Ksultaens ~ 6orss; cleeAss It vhn ~ find i
:obsxuetsd and EuRgish II ths veins: elsanss Il
wtsd II Il foul, ind your feelings yin feifysd wheu
Essp ths Hood iun, md H. health Il " ,ystasz
viii follow.
g :. PIN, 1TARx, and other WORMS, uzdna
tas .yte,a Of e may thousands aye efsctna,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AMI, BRALRRa
CO., Druggists 1nd Gen. Agents. San Francisco
Cal:s and and 81 Celn1neree street,sEer York
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.FAV.O RI
WALTZ e S
TIE NATION.
A Week ly Journal Of
LITERATURE.
SCIENCE AND ART.

PRosPECrUs-1873.
The Nation enters on its Sixteenth VOL
ume with the issue Of January 2, 1873, un.
dor the same management and with the
same aims as in the beginning. It will en-
dsavor, as hitherto, to MAINTAIN in politics
complete independence of party, ana 10 aid
in the work of reform in all branches of the
Government, both 3 ate and Federal, by
the fair presentation of facts, and honest
and impartial comment on them.
Its conductors propose to meet the in.
oreasing demands on its columns by o.
casional engagements Of its space, and
hope to be thus enabled to cover . wider
field of literature, and devote more atten-
ton to financial and commercial questions.
-. TERMs-Five Dollars ($5) per annsm !;
Clergymen, Four Dollars ($4.)
THE NATION,
Beekman st., New York City.
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HOUSE PLANTS. .

Fsv plants can endure the high
Temperature and dry atmosphere of
most Of our living rooms. The tenn
perature should not be allowed to go
above seventy degrees ,u'the day time,
and not above forty five in the night.
As much air and light as possible
should be given, while the leaves
should be" sprinkled frequently. A
spare room, or parlor, or extra bedroom
is better for plants than a living room.
A bay window connected with a warm
room, especially if facing south OF east,
torms an' excellent place for keeping
plants in winter. It should haye glass
doors on The inside which can be clos
ed part Of the time, especially when
sweeping and dusdng. If the green
fly OF .phis appears, wash with soap
suds frequently, and occasionally with
: tobacco vatsr,' or . dsoootion of quas.
sia chips. If the red spider makes its
appearance it is ap indication that the
plaats, are in too dry an atmosphere.
Burn q little sulphur under the pla nts,
the fumes OF which will kill the spider,
and afterwards keep the stems and
leaves we'll moistened. Occasionally,
but not often, worms appear in the pots.
This can BE- avoided in great measure
by carefully pot,ing. A little weak
lime water il sometimes of benefit in
such cases; also FIVE drops Of liquid
Ammonia to . gallon of water, though
perhaps the better way is to re-pot, re-
moving the earth carefully, so as not
to injure the growth Of the plant
Tek's FLORAL Guide.
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HARVESTING WITH HRADH1s.

Says the Western Rural 1.-The ipiae:
tice Of harvesting wheat with hssdsrp
has been strongly denounced by5millers
and other. on The :Paeiae Slops! =
The millsn there especially com plain
ta 4 thsy otteo :hays Aeulr lstuiaaf !.
hnmsrehantebls, for tbs ;.tg6s 4thus
It makes el.muy brad. 81 WI skavS
pover heard TIE s.ns ootjsetios ,.i.sd
in tho West butsthe oquaatity, lsadod
in the. whsat-sreving sections q tho
West il comparatively small, i siaes Il,
climate is not Hslll ad,pted zto7this sys-
tenn Of harvesting. .a.70" Il =.
Aooording..to the Portland .Buzleti*,
,!.ry practiea1 miller il Oregon his
declared smphatieslly against them,
and many hsv. gone 10 ff,r =. IT, d.,
maud that q circular should be issued
from the State Agricu ltural Depart
ment, warning H. farmers. against
using headers for harvesting wheat. G.
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-"What time is it, my dear p ak.
ed = wife Of her Husband, whom she
suspected of being drunk, but who Va,
doing his best to look sober. "Wsll,
my darling, I can't toll, cause, YOU
see, there are two hands on ny watch,
and each points to {. different agurs,
and I don't know which to bslisve;'ss.
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The Albany Journal, abiding to
GovtSuot' Uix's Indignation, says that
"no Governor Of recent years has come
t, ths,posiiion with such strong mark.
Of popular sstsant aud such high expeo-
tatiops gathering around bis. admins.
tatiou. s,Ansths1 circumstances sur.
roundine, hisssleotioo, as we'll as his
own personal distinction and public
character, contribute to this universal
sentiment.
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Northern Pacific Railroad,

Northern Pacific Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT; 1r, and 1919.
LAKE SUPERIOR. AND MISSISSIPPI
DIVISION.
Leave
7.so h-For Duluth, connecting at Thompson
Junction with trains for Brainsrd md
Iorshsad.
Arrive At Duluth s.4s p. n. Bntnsrd
8;30pm
7.3O 4. II and
/ 4.3OP. x.-For Saltwater,
Arrive at Saltwater, 900 q. m. and
6.3s m.
ITO A. x-For Saltwater and Duluth, connecting
At Thompson function with trains fos
Brainerd aud Morehead.
Arrive at Duluth 34s Pm. Brsfuerd
$50 p. M, Saltwater % m.
612 P.x.-For Chaska, Carver and Sioux CITY juno.
tion.
Arrive cha.k., 7.4o and Carver at 7.se
Arri1e Sioux City Junction $50 D. N,
1870 A. x.-For st. Paul, Minneapolis. Saltwater,
1 ane ,ef g. d P:s sS S% s. Pau,
saltwater.
7.2t H. For st. Paul and Duluth.
As P. H. For st. Paul and Nlnnsapelia
Arrive St. Paul SIS q. M, and GAO n
Arrive linn apolh 100 pm.
Arrive Duluth as pm.
Sioux City Junct.
600 A. M.-For Minneapolis.
Leave Carver $40 q. m. and Chalk
6.62 q. m.
Arrive 1t Minneapolis sis .. N.
w. w. RUNGERF0RD,
Gen. Superintendent.
Minnesota Division.
Leave
Duluth,
1906 P. x.-For Brainerd and Moorhsad and in.
termediats stations.
Brainerd.
$50 A.x.-Ror Moorhead, Glyndon and inferno.
date htations.
Arrive At Aooehsad $50 D. m.
600 1. 4. For Duluth, CONNECTING 1t Thompson
Junction with train for 81. PSul and
Minneapolis.
Arrive at Duluth AS p. m, st. Paul
, $40 p. m, Minneapolis 7.0op.n. :,
6o0A. n; Tor Brainerd, Duluth, b.. Paul and
Minneapolis,
@. w. MEAD. Gen. Naaaxsr
W.oHAsn, Freight As,at.
g. a:sANBoRN, asa. Tieket 1g1ot.
General od,ess At Brainsrd, N1nn. 80; ., =
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Harper's Weekly.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED,

Notices Of the Press.
The Weekly is the ablest and most DOW
erful illustrated periodical published in
this country. Its editorials are scholarly
and convincing, and carry much weight.
Its illustrations of current events are full
and fresh, and are prepared by our best
designers. With circulation of $50, 900,
the Weekly is read, by at least half mil
lion persons, and its influence as an organ
OF opinion is simply tremendous. The
Weekly maintains positive position, and
expresses decided views on political and
social problems.-Louisuilze Courier Jour-
nal.
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VICKs6
FLORAL GUIDE
For 1872.

The Guide is now published quarterly,
70 cents rays for the year, four numbers,
which is net half the cost. Those who
afterwards send money to tho amount Of
one dollar or more for seeds may also or
der twenty-five cents worth sxtra-ths
price paid for tho Guide. " :. .
The January number 10 beautiful, giving
plans for making rural homes, designs foE
dining table decorations, window gardens,
&C., and containing mass Of iafsrmatiel
invaluable to tho lovers 81 doVefs. >ont
hundred and fifty pages, on fine tinted pa
per, some five hundred engraving saad q
superb colorsd plate and ehrone eSver:-
The first edition OF two hundred thousand
just printed in English and 0srnsr, and
ready to send out: aJAME6- WICK, "
a. Rochester, n. T..
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Farm for Sic.

T>HE undersigned offers for sale a good
i farm of $50 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence; thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is a
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St..
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or of
J. S. DAM,
On the premises.
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The funded debt of Massa chusetts
i about 27 j0o0, 900. -1dia5. been Ee.
duosd about 100000 in the past
tear. .a9a-ss ~ 73wnsi ,siStS 80
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This mandatory and real estate
ofthe 9sribanlt Plo~ Company is to
bsssoM' It public auction BY tho Re.
e>sysS ,sita4seaaiM CO. zr4 -
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sxered . littil &9fdId6Ssa,

swsred littiS H6ldjd6t6Sss.
:::Preseahy-vs ,ah.R hase tho OWL
hootin6 ;awhat'isatbat loii"s: ,.*&T
:as.It's the nuasiio thsy Ike the sbsi ite,' p
Jaid' hi mouse. s'aS n s,aas' a 80 u
Ana she:;.; 81 .ha8lji q , ~ ~
esheme without grinding and, ehirpipg
.whysdo they do that =" ..-...,s =
rob, they r. g hapiy. They ean''
help it, said the mouse. - so2 cox.
"You find excuses for ali III behave
you dospt understand musio; 80 You like
the hideouuu noisss:,'' 80 - * ">.Ss
"well, friend, 70 20 honest With
you," said the mouse, ~ donA. gent.
" admire any Of them !; bnte they gar,
all sweet inomy ears ssoups,sa The
constant oroaki1g ofs Frog =: 4i 1l.
Of Gold. e. .E7a.>' %
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sQUlBs.

The Chicago Eoen;ng Ro.t ny,
that Mrs. Oates new husband II Titus
q brick. >,..: ,,c 2s..- e..u;,
III hate to hear people talking be.
hind ones back" ~ the :, robbter said
when the constable was ehasing him
and crying, '''stop thief !" u
Bret Harte denies that hs Is tho
LATEST man in the world. but admits
that he don't ses tie uAe Of rushing
arou nd when his boarding house. ian'l
Oh nfe. ,s,Ila,~: .toessr,l se,.: ia1
"A Massachusetts minister tosts u
Z ash.hern whom two.thfrds Of hiba1 don.
gregation get TO sleep, then bows, lii
head behind the pulpit aud laughs 10
see EN- jump. ;s~7.y = :-2sls dive
Ono Of the sufferers by silsts = IL
road accident Wa rushing .wildl,
about, when some one asked him If he
was hurt. "No," he said, "but l can't
| find my umbrella"
-"Youug man, do you ever drink p
asked = mi'd.looking man, -acco,tipe
Jones. 'Well, yes, thank you a. it..
a cold morning, 1 don't mind" replied
Jones, removing his quids Of tobacco
''Don't do it any more" rejoined The
mild man, Tor you will eventually b
damned: Geod-norning 1. God, bless
you'll" ssy -: ,,ts.,. :
Some men are too contrary, To- BE-
lie7s aoything: Hearing that . turtle
hsd. :. breath like an onion, : doubling
Thomas in::the crowd shout ens Mssday
morning. got down to see for hiasslf.
Dc can't say now that t. br,ethig liz.
IN onion, but he is dr..dfully at1sid
his lsse il. -
"A gentleman whose habit twas
to entertain occasionally 49, 81 ssirelc ssof
friends. observed that one 1t Ihs aiis,s
ia the. habit Of eating sonnet Iine. Ie5ore
grace was asked, and determined TO
cure.hiu. On being seatsd 1t stable,
he said !: "For Whist We are I about q
receive, and vh,t J.n,s: B Ia. IL.
ready received, tie Lord make u truly
thankful !" # :. x 49, e. :, 80 ,.,.,.,, =:
s@K l|Ee1t H. TN ai. II
h e , ssfa.s t "a w.: alt1i siRS
pleese q! sse 1, IN Ia IA htI :f61
iaausast Of lxe, 1tks, sshlaa9 ift, ii saiivstss
Y.round it. petent.; War A. ;.tths rx.itsr
~. ~. . :; no v..d; tozrgypis !! !s1
II 7 a ~ nsax,,,s
bean melted thsf,ts yslevss,'batstes
uapr:jadiesd .b..t.., itleoi. III
fully ite :1t;rsniak strap. - 80 - -
At recent szi minat;oa :of oo q: II i
the sshoo1. il *:washiisgtoo; sthe. -.
ton was put clas, oh snail sboy 81
Why is the Connsotiont rivsr i o. an.
ed |" VIXEN { bright littls fsllo;lx; pit %
his hand. 2'tDo you; Know bow Jsin;s ~ =
"Yss,, ma'am, beeauss Il connects r.
mont and New Hampshirss1 sid 'ents
through Massachusetts, pa m the ;tffi:;
umphant reply.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-23
Snmnlons
TATE s. OF alNlh1Es:sQTA., COUNTIES Or TODD

- 0Nn u0OnSA
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTIES OF TODD
H.ed Morrison -Districs Codrt, Seventh Judicial
Rlsa.r wheeloek; Plaintin, = . - +" 50 =
Sylvester A. ChAffee, and
lazy !. chanes, his wife, defendants.i "a III 81
xSS STATE Of Minnesota, to tbs shove named DE-
Ho1 md zach eftyou are hersby' summoned and
required toanswer the complaint Of the Plsiatin 3,
sne sDose sn1tl led action, which compliant s- .sen
serve copy of your snswer to hs said complaint
the subscriber. Ct hin oaac: m MinneapotS, IN the
county Of Hennepia In aaidj State, Within twenty
elusive Of the day of such service: and If you ilso
answer the said complaint the time afrssaid,
Plaintiff IL this action will apply to- the Court
WITH Costs aid Of thissdtisa.: ses
/ .CHAS. H. FO0ps,
Plaintiffs AttSsSSJ 1NRSe1bplI Mon.
Dated December "A, A. D.ls72 dscee7w