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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-03
SUMMER, SWEET, GooD-BY.

SUMMER, SWEET, Go0D-Bf.
Gold and red and purple leaves
Flutte- down the wind:
With the rnow of thistle-down ..
AL the lance are 1ined. - y
Gear and keenIy blue the sky.
Hurrying birds are flying high,
Singing: "Snmmer, sweet. good.by.
~ Summer. sweet, good-by:
Sheaves are noddlng In the sun,
A. ifpassed along,
I In Q gsy, fAntastic rout.
! Sammer's ftivy throng, - -
Where the fading willow swings,
Where the nest deserted, clinge.
Listen 10 tho brook that SIMS:
II ~ Summer, sweet, goodby
woodland whisper sad farewcIis;
Squirrels frisk and spring;
Pattef, patter rain the nuts,
For their harvesting.
Flocks oil merry birds 60 by.
Meath the hearts unelouded sky,
Hopeful. trustiul, while we Sigh:
"Summcr. sweet, good-by"
George Cooper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-03

Mn. p. T. BARsUN announces that
II n balloon does not cross the Attain
tic this fall he will spend $4,000 II
necessary in having that experiment
tried as curly rs possible next year,
provided one or more 1ronauts can be
found In America or Europe who will
heartily make the attempt. lie evil
IDENTIFY does not intend to make the
experiment with cheap balloon, for
he says: "As at present advised, l
shall have the silk manufactured In
China, put together and prepared un-
der the direction Of scientific men In
London, an experimental ascension
made from the Sydenham Crystal Pal
ace Grounds, then bring the balloon
to America. and make the trans-Atlan-
tic trip from New York. i trust the
public will believe that II tput my
hand to the plow l shall not look
back" .. ..r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-03

Nix. Ross WINANs, the Baltimore
millionaire, has just completed, In the
southwestern part Of that city, one
hundred and thirteen brick dwelling
houses, four stories high. suitable for
families in moderate circumstances,
all Of the houses being laid of and
built alike. and possessing unusual ac-
commodations for dwellings Of their
class. These houses cost at least $780,
600 In all, aud will accommodate
about l 800 people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-03

ALEX. r. SuHPHERp. the newly ap-
pointed Governor Of the District Of Co.
iumbia. started In life rs n plumber
and gas filter. During the war he en-
larged his business and made money
very rapidly. OF late years he has
dealt extensively In real estate be-
come very wealthy, and taket, an ac-
tive part In District politics. He Is 4
man of very decided ability, great
force OF character and natural aptitude
for affairs, but is thoroughly identified
with the ring movement. or rather
misgovernment, Of Washington.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20
SAVE THE BEST FOWLS FOR
BREEOlNG.

s,
1t is always the worst possible policy
to kill all the best ana haudsomest
fowls, and save only the mean and
scrasgy ones to breed from. This is
precisely the way to run out your stoc (
for like tends to breed like, aud the
result is, that by continually taking
away the best birds, and using the eggs
of the po rest, your flock will grow
poorer and poorer every succeeding
year. as>s<y = . - )
1t would seem as though this Va.
too plain to be Insisted upon, but, in
fact, cline upon line" is needed. It is
The crying wsnt of the poultry upon
tie farms the country through,-this
careful AMI intelligent selection Of the
best for breeding. '~ '.' -'>~''- 1'' '> s>'=
Nothing is lost by little self denial
to start with. The extra pound or
two of poultry flesh that you le,ve on
its legs, instead Of sending 1t to mar:
ket, is as good seed, and will bring
forth ten-fold and twenty fold. in your
future broods. Save your best stock
for breeding.-Me Poultry Worla. .
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MIsCE.LAREOUS.

- The Magic M'etor-A, beautiful
face lit up with smiles. .,>v -
-"You don't do that .g.;n," said
the pig to the boy who cot his tail of,
Goal is so dear2in England that
some Of the great steamship Companies
propose to reduce their fleets. e:
u, s, Hopkins, of Baltimore, has
given 100000 for the ma,utena noe
Of hospital for sick aud INDECENT or.
phans, to which purpose be some time
ago decided thirteen acres of land in
Baltimore. TIE buildings will be
erecttd next year
In the Massachusetts, House of
Representatives, on Wednesday, the
resolution to provide for an amendmea.
to the Constitution, that women nav
have the right to vote and hold Office
the same as men, was refused a third
reading by a vote of 80 to l42.
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NOTICE 2 OF st a1'o9 9s.,sA Fotkscl.os-

NOTICE 2 OF 80: s1o9 5Es Fo ~
|pEHAuLT having: been made in, the conditions
/ ~ o. one certain mortgage made executed.
1.s wife Of snarne coaptys Mum. nYFtssxQrs, to
Msria Eve Kerhss mortgages bearing dsts On the
Of etd IL, + & 5 ei T. i 49,
on 4ss, 4s9 500 add 5oi, conveying aud mort
gn ny a. tao': sr.sts Riss md aa ~
Minnssota described % Follows, Wit: Being That
portien ofblosk ~" in the town jof g.. Cloud. d.
:sSs sx oes%sPsex :: R: n tho
~: 81 So . Gee:
r. e ;. Aysazs az y 9ss.
sid boundary line bssxssAp said bis1k so. aid
s!iSs' ;s2 81 S. e. .aias; .s Il JUS
ts5 ss:s; asj.ss e sss .:s. &
llscsf FL h4gie1fng.o sAln lot -.thus; f&tin ADsk
my So ~ a9 s'set t 81 81
se' 3 ~ Iss4 as;t: !!ss sss
and gil 5sipE IN the Aorno6 o. Gnad. according e
sss<sss Sasi a = 81 x:s e
81: :ss :ss sss:s
~ a. se g ~: y -. MI s
norteaxe, and ID. years ss1ssi 1iif r.
seEes! until paid at the nteof IA per cent. "a.
mum, Raysbi. senat.nidsllJs 81 Which lid aolt:
ssge tatrs = claimed TO - sdus end II dss
oste OF this notice, the sum Of Six Hundred and
seven dollars: and the further u 5000 therein
GO to te peid n case :. foreclosure there
The shove described sastsriy n Of lot No.
In block No g. has been released from said mort
sssisse: 81: q s!t g e a:S
Or any Part thereof noticsis hersby gwen that BY
virtue OF Of sale contained in said mortgage
and In pursuance Of the ststutS In such cane made
aad provided the said viii be toreclosed ~
the sale Of tho above described tracts q laad except
het. tract released, Is stated above by the
Sheriff OF said stesrns county, tho front door Of
TIE Court House. in tho City Of Saint Cloud in said
6teaRnS county, AZ pablic anction, to tkS highest
DAY 81 MARCH ,A.D 1919, ~: thu hour Of 20 P.4,
OF sad Day satisfy saM mortgage debt, interests
aadoo4ts Of essosuss 3ith The Ssid san Of
sa.sy dollar. e b Raid y s..aa n e.: of
= s,.v.,.. .;r... WE -oDQRaB iaElsS1E,:
KzaH coi1ias, Sheriff Of stsarns Co, Nina. !
!'7;::: Attorneys. ~! :;ils - go - -.
edJan. 70. AID. 1878: 'isn9o1 = AorsEages.
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FEED FOWLS A .lTrLn, A1b Of
TEN.

FEED Fowls A ..i1.TLH, AHb OF.
TEN.
Il is . very careless method of feed
Jog fowls which We see so often adopt.
ed, where the graiu is thrown down in
greassheaps on the ground Or floor.
1t is not only waste'ul, but injurious to
the fowls, because they get o,er.fed,
aud it is ia a. important respect con
trary to their habi,s. For their pa
lure is to ''scra,eh" Watch tho old
hen with a brood when she is just let
out Of the coop. She hardly stirs from
the spot, but as soon as she has real
lied her freedom, down 60 her claws
into the soil, and afterward, whenever
you see her, she is t it,:
Always feed them no more than
cso be eaten .: once, ani take care that
this is so5scatt cred amongst some. little
rubbish. That they may have the luxury
Of scratching for it. IF feed is buried
in fresh earth, then they got, with their
mouthful' Of graio, something of use
to their peculiar digestive organs.
Grain, however, should not be allowed
to come in contact, with the filthy tain
ted soil too often found 10 tn. poultry
yard.-Me Poultry World.
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KING OF THE BLOOD.

THE MOST TRoRoTGH PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
CURES ALL HCMORS, FROM A COMMON
ERUPTION TO THE WORST SCROFULA.
BY Its use Cancers are cured, and
Cancerous tumors are dispersed without the sur
geons knife-Scrofula CONQUERED, and Consump-
ton prevented and cured.
Venereal Diseases, Mercuria1 and Miner
al POisons, and their effects eradicated, and vigor
GUS health and sound constitution established.
Female Weakness and disease
Dropsy general or partial; Swellings. external or
internal; and Tumors are reduced and dispersed
ia very short time.
Erysipelas. Salt Rheum, Scald Head, ana
detergent medicine.
Scorbutic Diseases, Dandruf: scaly
or Rough Skin, and Pimples quickly give way,
Ghgoni ee a an Fever and Aue Dis
ordered Liver Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Nervous
Affections, General Debility, in short. all the
numerous diseases caused BY bad blood are con-
quered. and give way before this most powerful
corector. the King of the Blood.
Each bottle contains between forty and
fifty ordinary Doses costing only one dollar.
From one to four or fige bottles viii
pies on the Face, Biles, ordinary Eupuons, ETC.
From, two to eight bottles will cure
Scaly Eruptions of the Skin. Ulcers, Sores. and
From two to ten bottles will restore
healthy action to the Liver and Spleen, will reg
ulate the Bowels and Kidneys.
From two to six bottles will be found
effectual in curing Neuralgia, Sick-Headache, St.
Vitus' Dance. and Epilepsy.
From five to twelve bottles will cure
the worst cases of Scrofula.
From three to twelve bottles will
cure severe and obstinate cases OF Catarrh.
FROM two TO four bottles will cure the
worst cases of Piles and regulate CO stive Bowels.
From two TO ten bottles VIII cure
price al nor bottle. OF 6 bottles for IS.
Sold by all Druggists
D. RANSOM, son & CO., Proprs,
Hnntortirnnials in Iocal colnmn- BunaIo. NJ Ys
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NOTICE or p1oRraaaE sA,.r.


nEFAUtT has been made ii the condition Of
~ certain MORTGAGE exee1tsd and deliysrsd by
smon Ste, ems and Kate O. Stevens his wife, mort
eAgcr. unto Harry b. Csnp, tmort gagse, dated
Kssstsi Of pssd: TT stss4n: eoaatys Hin1..0
apcH a. ~ 81 ~ se cseit iss so %
niauteP pasta sclsck p T., which said ssrtgags
PSss ~ :ts "a IL;
q !s'.ie e se 81: Il
ss'st:s 2 49, f I sss. i. fss
s5d seSS9 i sass re j:
sum Of Nsveh :Hundeed and Serenity 9osd okrs,
rs setaa proceeding .t lav or asEsa@ 81 Son
Thsfsf0f ~ rsajon Of ..i, default Tia ba ;Irtu.
Of the power Of sale contained in said ;mtsage md
the statute In such cases provided notice is hereby
gwen that the said mortgage will DO foreclosed and
the tem'sss mentioned thersin,l to.wt that tract
county oastsaths aud State OF Ainnss IT, known and
bounded a. to!l9ws viz commencing at the North
east corner Of tbs quarter Of the South
No. One Hundred and Twsnt, three I23) RANGE
Twenty seven (2D west, and running thence west
t tGsnty ! t9d9 thence south thirty I've I5 rods
(s51 rod.; e..s forty 4o] rods thence north
ono hundred (60 rods thence east forty (40) rods
thence south one hundrsd1 rods to the point Of
starting, gold ct public auction ~ the Sheriff of
sas 81 x xpkI Isl 4
O'Clock p H. to satisfy said mortgage with the costs
and 'i e;haFees' Ry lay allowed '!t .o,o.oa o.,6a
L. 2 S. ns; sheriff B & Sftsssnf Hh3 Aian
Dated Feb, 18th A. D. 1873 :'sns'' OF Mortgage
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From the CAieaGo Interior.

Et""s "s0 SWsSoVv ANteSSWs
Any doubt which the citizens of Chi.
caso may have entertained with respect
to tho desirableaess OF wealth has been
entirely removed, We suppose, by the
eloquent lecture which MIR. Beeoher
lehverod on the subject last week.
Mr.. B,echer's doctrine is not very re-
pulslve to tho auregeaerate heart, end
~e must do our oi,'seus the justice OF
s.yias that We live up u it 90 general.
" that Chicago can hardly be regarded
. missionary ground.
T. The richer man gets, the finer
house he may have, tho more servants
be may keep, the more pictures he may
buy, aud LIS though mot least, the
more books he may indulge in. In
tact, moaey is great convenience,
look at 1t from any point Of view We
please. This was the line of though,
shich the speaker presented, With that
~itohery Of language and illustration
which is 40 characteristic of him. We
have no doubt that he carried his au.
dience with hin, the entire coincidence
Of their view with his own, making up
tor lack Of novelty in the theme OF
,ts treatment. Men and women of a.
aueucs we're not the only ooes pleased
~rh the lecture, nor, Ne venture to
say, did they constitute the most de-.
lighted part If the audience. They
know that wealth will not do all things
that 1t will not lessen pain, or re.
m"ve anxiety. or prevent q ohildles>
old age. But those who arc bent on
the pursuit OF wealth IS treasure. un-
attained, commonly overlook these
things. And ve fear that NJ, Beech
er has given an anneeded stimulus to
those who eoiN be rich, come what
may, and Who therefore fall into q
snare.
The age is matsrialistio enough
without the aid Of Dir. Bceoher. Men
take to pleasure naturally enough,
without its being necessary for minis.
ters of the gospel to become spologists
Of Epioars.e9i, r. Every 90: ttso-s
that this Epioareanism is one Of the
must serious dangers OF the times. 1t
10 becoming too expensive to marry,
aud too burdensome to rear offspring.
The social standard is fast becoming q
peousiary ooe. "Poor but, respectable
parents" are traditions Of the, past
Vice is veuial, but faded apparel is
disgusting. The worlds energies seem
to be running to figures, and arithme.
tic would appear to be- the ool, science
worth cultivating. Tho avenues OF
wealth are crowded, while these, of
lcaroing are as shady as ever, and more
aad more seque.tered.
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ADVANTAGES '6dja4f1dBE!o BY THIS
::FarmI4ozv S;1 9.

THE undersigned of1er's, f.r sale i good
i farm Of 100 sores, on tho north and Of
AaineP rsire, shout =: A.: a: IS,
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE an'l meadow, and The. whole ENCLOSED
with good fenoei; thirty sores being under
cultivation. On the:premisesis 4, i
GOOD COMFORTABLE, HOUSE
with stables granery aud storehopss twv
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from Isl.
Cloudte Forest City, and viii be sold
eAeep. Inquire st. this Office, orof i:
- J. J. S.DAM,
On the premises.
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r-.;- >4:.-'> *
--VAA<A>S :
FLORAL: GUIDE
1854 For 1872. - '''.'

The Guide Is now published quarterly.
rs centsi rsy5 for tho year, four numbers,
which il net: half, the cost. These Who
afterwards send money to tho amount Of
one dollar 81. more for seeds may also or
der TWENTY-FIVE cents worth extra-the
price paid for tho Guide.
The January number 10 beautiful, giving
plans for making rural homes, designs for
dining table decorations, window gsrdens,
g., and containing mass of information
Invaluable TO the lovers Of flowers One
hundred and fifty pages, on fine tinted pa =
per, some five hundred engravings and .;
superb colored plate and chrome cever.--
Thehrst edition ct two hundred thousand:
ju ct printed in English, and. German. and
ready to send out. JAMES WICK,
J., ezs., Xix ...:? Rochester, N. 7
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Gen. Agsp Sac yfsssiseo Gel and Il Commerce 81;
-iBLf-GOHs fsear Tesri M ony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects
Vinegar Bttters are not vile Fancy
DRINK, sfade Of Poor Rum, Whiskey.
Proof spsrtfs aud Refuse Liquors, doc
tored, spiesd an3 sweeteHsd TO please the taste.
called Tenies." ApDe,izers." Res.orers,' &c,
that lead the tioyler On to druBkenness and ruiz,
but true MeGicine made from the Native
Roo,s ami Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic sfis:niants. They are the
GHEAy BLOOD PtKIFiEK and A
IfFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, oerfec:
Ee.'oS*'or a:,d fnrisofatof OF the System. carry-
ing OF a. .a: Ter and restoring the bi>o1
TO healthy c>:ott!ru. No person can take these
Bitters acerT4rrs % cEections aud remain lous
unwell. provided tt-eIr Lrues are not DESTROYED
by mineral poison o..ier uez-its, and the WITH
organs wasted beyond Tie .~,. uf repair.
They are Il Gentle puryaiire as well
ASA Tonic, possessing, aso the pecula. .aer1.
Of acting powerful! ageu: in relieving. Congez-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of a., the
ViEcerai Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young old. married single. at the dawn q
womanhooI or at the turn 0! life, these Tonic Bit
ters have equal.
For InGummafory and Chronic Kheu.
mnii-uu iind l:Out, Dyspepsia or In.
Digestion, Bilious, Kemittent and
Intermittent Fever., Diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidney, and Bladder,
these Biiters have been most successful. SHch
Diseases are caused jy vitinIed Blood,
which is generally produced Ivy deranxenent u
the DiResijve Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pam IN the Shoulders. Coughs. Tight
ness Of the Chest Dizziness. Sour Er1lctatis,s Of
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks. Palpitation the Heart. Inflammation Of
the Lungs. Pain in the regions Of the Kidneys, and
hundred other painful symptoms the off,
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invigc-:te the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them Of
Nnequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all i'm
purities and mparting new life and vigor to tho
whole system 4
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruption,. etter,
Salt kheum. Blotches, spots Pimples. Pustulez,
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring Worms, sca'd Head. Sore
Eyes Erysipelas itch. Scarfs DiscoIoratiLns of the
Skin. ilunors and diseases OF the Skin, OF what
ried out of the system in short time y the use OF
these Bitters- One bottle in such cases viii con.
vince the aost ncredulous Of their cErativeehect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find it's
impurities bursting through the skin in Pinples,
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find It
obstrlcted and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it
when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when
Keep the blood pure and the health Of the stem
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urking
IN the system of many Thousands, efectuall7
destroyed and moved
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND Dealers
). WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD &c
CO.. Druggists end Cen Agents San Francisco
Cal. and 81 and 81 Commerce Street. New York
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I'm Switzerland the ballot is . sa-
cred thing. Elections always take
place on Sunday, sfter service, and
every voter signs his name to his ballot.
There is 40 dissipation, aud no repeat
ing. The management Of the govern
ment is made q sort Of devotional ex.
ercise. g. 80: ~ ~. II. <c:..ss .sf
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An Eastern. journal, never known
to exaggerate, asserts that rural visit.
or to Augusta, Me-, who read the sign :
"Look out for the locomotive" at q
railway crossing for tho first time,
climbed to the top Of the pole, and,
gazing up the track, anxiously wanted
90 know where it was. :.
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"NHAT WAS HE WORIHv


There is terrible significance in the
questions We sometimes ask upon the
death Of a wealthy man, if We only III.
derstood the. real significance of the
questions. ~How much was be worth 7"
we ask: Ard the angels might reply:
"Wvrtb? He wasn't worth anything.
dis money was worth nothing. His
body is worth something a. source of
fertility to. the. soil. But he wasn't
worth anything" So We vary the
question; Eyes, but how much did he
leave 2" "'Oh, leave" il might be
answered %'tYes,!1 will tell you. He
had Houses, lots, bonds, stocks, gold,
notes, merchant 'se, farms. And be
iett-great God he left them ALL!
He ca rivd nothing With him. Naked
a d destitute came he into the world,
and as naked aud destitute did he 20
the Way whence hc came. He carried
nothing, neither land nor money, nor
yet did he carry with i,im tho blessing
Of the poor the grateful tears of an
orphan, the benedictioo of tho poor
He LETT all he carried nothing away
with him." But his neig hbor has
died a man who was not known 90
change nor in the tax list. "And
what has he left?" We may, lerhaps,
curiously ask. cleft He has moth
ing but he has taxen much with him.
He has gone to Heaven laden with the
blessings and the gratitude Of the poor,
Of the helpless, of the young, of the
aged, OF the wi d ow, Of the triendless, If
those whom he, BY his oouusels, and
his acts, and his prayers, had blessed ;
Of those whose poverty hs had relieved,
whose il ORANGE be had enlightened.
whose darkness be had dispslled, whose
6odies and whose souls be had fed,
When Wilberfofce died Daniel O'Cou-
o.l.aid: !. "He has gone Up to Hea..
en-, bearing 4 million broken letters in
his hands" Happy he, whstever b.
may leave, Or not leave, on earth, who
g5esS thus tteigh,ed Into the :. other
world. -Natio%d1 %Bapsi.t.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

The undersigned has opened an Oys-
ter Saloon and Confectionery Establish
ment on Washington avenue, where he will
be prepared 10 serve
AT ALL TINES
Oysters cooked in any style also Confec-
uoney, Mats, &C. Give me call
8. j. HUFFER.
s.. Cloud. Oct. 1st 1871
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HI. p. BENNETT.
Dealer in
4UNS AND AMMUNITION

Breecb Loading Rifles, English, German
and American Shot Guns, Revolving
and Single Shot Pistols, Metalic =.
Cartridges Of all kinds,
STEEL TRAPS & SEWING MACHINES,
Fishing Tackle, ind General Assortment
Of Hunters Goods.
Manufacturing and repairing Of Guns, Light Ma
chnery SUI veyers Compasses, Surgical Instrnmentl
Tools Patterns Models Brands, Dies, &c. All order
for goods n work 10 ,for do6 n
DEER HEADS PUT UP IN THE BEST MANNER
requiring dune Promptly and Warranted.
Prices always at the bottom of the market. =
Opposite the Kelley House, st. Cloud. MINI.
apr4.72
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Minnesota Division.

Leave
Duluth,
1896 ?. M.-For Brainerd and Moorhead and in
termediats stations.
,..a.Yl Arrive at Brsinerd $50 p. m.
Brainerd.
7.S0 4. Ns-F0f Moorhead, Glyndon and interme.
-diate stations.
Arrive at Moorhead $50 m.
800 1. X. For Dnla,h, connecting at Thompson
junction With train for st.. Paul and
= Minneapolis. IS:
=. Arrive At Duluth 2.15 p. M, St. Paul
-. $40 p. m, Minneapolis loop. m.
e.50A. H.-For Brainerd. Duluth, St. Paul and
Ainneal,ol 49,:
G. w. MEAD. Gen. Manager
R.w. CHASE, Freight gent.
g. G. aANBoRH, Gsa. Ticket Agent.
:Gsnssal Omees It Br.insrd. MINI.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS
MEAT MARKET!
GOETTEN & TROSSEN

GOTTEN & TROSSEN
cUffer to the public, at Hoepners old stand,
on st. German street, everything in the
line Of NEAT including.
Fresh Beef, Pork. Veal
* Mutton, Dried Ven
1sOn, @auSaSe, Head
Cheese. &C.,
at as reasonable rates rs any stand in tbs
city.
Give them a call and see for yourselve
ST. Cloud, Feb. 4th, 1878. vI5-ne
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:~ Notices Of the Press.
The Weekly is The ablest and most pow
erful illustrated periodical published in
this country: Its editorials are scholarly
and convincing, ami carry much weight.
H.. III, illustrations Of current events are luIl
and FRESH, and are prepared BY our bes,
designers. With circulation Of 10000,
the Weekly is read, BY, q least half q mil
lion persons, and it's influence % an organ
Of opinion Is simply tremendous. The
Weekly msintaius . positive position, and
expresses decided views on political and
soeial preblems.-Louisossle Courtsr-Jour-
asl. ~, 49,. ,..-'..
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