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New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
geaal Notices.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- Normal College kc at the ooe Of tbe Crs
~ osr Of Pnbc Instruction Grand Elm sts asu k
day February 1913 and anu O'Clock sase
Furniture requrea ioI TIE college
bsng Poarh between stKt-egnh and S'fnsts
sts
speseaons and plans building the aoe Of ths
school Br1uzs No 10 GraHt third roOr
so approved vii b. required from each $50
eessfui bidder Proposals considered unless srees ars
nsmed
The COMMITTEES reserves right reject all Of the proposals
offered. ... .-.
WILLIAM WOOD
WILLIAM T. DURYBA. c0,,-st,.e n,
BERNARD SHYrH xa...,ICal.~.
MAGNUS GROSS. '''-NN>N~~
NATHANIEL JARVIS. jL.
gewYork Jan g. ls7a
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

INII0a
s,er. ttsf - zrsIs above below thsrrsdr qUOte
sALzs BON
To-. Isste Total
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
fost ano founo.

d SnA REWARD for the return of three
I'd sDtBU CERTIFICATES 100 shares The NIBkA
UNION TELEGRAPH stock in the OF X B. " sSLBr
A. u. WILLIAMS Co, f0iWali-t. NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE MARKETS.
lc.r,lellr r.portsd ior TnE TnIpuSE. !

lCareloly reported fOr THE rRrBUxEi -
AsHBS-T1s receipts today p pkgA Pots very q1e' and
Bneb.ng~s. ouot-i al Pearls dull and nominal
COTTOE-Tbre OaF limited demand iOr Cotton en- ne
Apot sus. lssrks sssst We quote ss ioi0Ss
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KING OF THE BLOOD,

THE MOST THOROUGH FURTHER OF THE
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
CURES ALL HUMORS. FROM A COMMON
ERUPTION TO THE WORST SCROFULA.
BY its use Cancers are cured, and
seon's fnifeIscrofala conquered, and and consump. n1
ton prevented and cured.
Venereal Diseases, Mercurial and Miner
al Poisons, and their e1ects eradicated, and vigor
GUS health and q sound constitution established.
Female Weakness and Diseases
Dropsy, general or partial; SwelIngs, external or
internal; and Tumors are reduced and dispersed
Erysipeias, Salt Rheum, scald Head, md
Fever Sores are soon removed by this powerful
detergent medicine.
seorbqtic Diseases, DandFun, scaiy
sa7ns ASaa Skin sfn sna smooth anPss' aRs give
,,dsssd LIVER ze s9a a9s DE-
numerous diseases caused s. bad blood Ge con.
quered, and give way before this most powerful
corrector the King Of the Blood. 800 !. :
Zach bottle contains- between forty and
ffty ordinary doses, costing only one dollar.
From one to four or five bottles viii
cure Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm, PIN.
pies on the Face, Biles, ordinary Erupdons, etc
scay Eruptons a Of the skn Tlcers' Sores. @ and
Canker in the Mouth and Stomach. Erysipelas ETC.
From two to ten bottles win restore
healthy action to the Liver and Spleen, viii reg
ulaLe the BOWELS anu A1uIeys.
From two to six bottles Win be found
effectual in curing Neuralgia, Sick Headache, st.
Vitus' Dance. and Epilepsy.
From five to twelve bottles VIII 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 tive Bowels.
From two to ten bottles viii cure
Price 81 per bottle, Or 6 bottles for ss.
Sold by all Druggists
D. RANSOM, son + CO., Pfoprh,
Seetestimonials in local column. BH0lo, No u
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NOTICE OF MO0TGAGE FOKECIOS.
E,uG 1'1u:lsror1' URE. - lia! ,.,:. =
DEFAULT having been made, In tho cosditasns
I11 a.,.1a% Gn 0ne &c CERTAIN nosts. made executed
Maria ~ Klerinss besriSs S.ss On tho
sa.a Sth dsy % OF Nay A. D. 1857, aid aa he
::os. e IA IS - 4 10y; S5; 4 2; Ds IT,
e s:s;s @ e .s2 81 ;as ~ us at
las esq saussy os: stssrss; isss &
& az 'a' t e ~ Il. a. ss sast
Ga sis .Ss Sses s.:s,s.s e
&: = ::a M slsse e H. "a .s,:::set. ss
ias.a said Wa6hasston' ASSiiSS0 sst 81. 0srni1ii
az sss::s :''ssF ' sa
Washington avenue. Q)Itsst; thsnes IT. right
fnnsies f,s11 -. sast:sly one hqPdred end Ai.S-txo
19sty (4o feet; theace at right angles To- ~,
place Of beginning. Also lot three ~ in bloek
5ssty Il. co. lot txo,t?1 b.oct sorty;tyo t!2h
az E:a.:e. W..1isssss s!:sas sy Isl fs:t des1.
md al beng In shs cseoa according 70
ias aass;s assse ser1
= soa s.:..n, =. oousty; .Ah ~ s1sn
.SSem - :: not: s:d nS sad
inss. for tho san 10000 e even d..e viti ..id
s:s sis IL r. ssss: sa:,;.ss ~
a e ats .sa ~ e: az 4 E:
este ot thisl noticei ~ eun of AiisHn,GdIs1c csdds
s ST Id tsssss* & esse sss
III. .beys ds.54b.d .euth.;s..t.s,; y ;sit ofiet NJ
IN block No s, Shas bees released hSn said mort.
Sov; tsreso,,, 10 blodSisdi.k Il issv u other
Mee having bean lad % collect said mortgage debt
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.Axns Ass,u1: gian .lvo1aAn.,

Z 4 =
A babe io California has been
named Laura J. Fair. Whats in a
name? y" -, >7"S> ~ -
An ellerly gentleman was shocked
to learn that. every, fashionable young
lady carries paper to back her.
Spring beds have found their va,
u Japan, aud China woman are IL.
a,css persuaded 10 try the hustle. 5.
A Western widow would like to
meet tbs. printer Who. when abe advsr.
fused sr ID sesat esdsT her appear Is
want "a gent"
n eis,efhaah.lo,, in speaking of
lsdies' dresses, ssys: They wear bu.
little here below, but they wear that
|fY4As!yg d'1le ssst!g ll@9egtsx sasss r:a
The Jacksonville Jtur~al states
that blooming, blushing school girl
called at the office and inquired for
"pspers for week back"
-"Shall have your hand ?" said
an exquisite to . belle. as the dance
vas about to commence. with all my
heart" was the soft response
The married ladies of Ham bal
Missouri, have formed a."Come home
Husband Club" 1t is about four feet
| Ing, aud has brush on the end of
It.
The little boy who put handful
IT epson salts iu his grandmoth~r'~ =
-osp refuses 10 sit down to any more
tot fear Of spelling the oics new poul.
tice which be wears.
In Fall River young lady put
some molasses candy on the step to
cool. 1t ,eeate- her beau sevsps,-6,e
cents for court plaster, and he don't 20
oat evepio gs at present. ~vtxs, ii
The town clerk Of Soutbbrideee re-. !.
qussts the editor Of the local paper to
''nudge" those who have neglected to
have any births recorded. This is i.
new duty for % editor.
a hdy. wished 70 have her bus.
hands life Insured in . Boston Office
the other day, giving as . season
that she either wanted . husband or
some money, :"she,don't care which,"
She never expected both at the same
TINA. g.;.t
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NOTICE or WoRToAGr sAEnzzc

-HOTlCE or 0oRTGAGN 1AIRsEsf
ss4s. :; a::s 4sas Il =: :s sssstss
4%.se,s % ;o., unto Harry g; Camp, ncrseagse, dAted
the Rsxi.tet Of Deeds ,fSrsstSst.s Salst aHia.so-
s5ss s$S IL IL D:sst I st
xh ths sete thereby secured "a thsrsatsr, On tSs
lst day 4 June A. D. 1867, duly ssld ~ ilsa2I9a
e ssfs ssf ]; Sstef X b t;Sss.t si f; e
1:s!sP: ~ 1ssss 2: I: asa niSeek
elaia:d = be do "A thiS 1sss lsrssf. -
~ S 3 as:a Hssasst os*s az f';sa Saqt sa.c
in,titnssd nS tSs,:s eEssss'.5'ss
se eossssasd Il 9.ia ss 1sus snd
the statute in such cases provided notice ID hereby
given that the said mortgage will be torec6ssd and
the premises mentioned thersiu, toswit that tract
county ofStearns and State Of Minnesota. Known and
bounded as follows, viz commencing 4at the North
east cornsf of the Southeast quarter of the South
aanf:s ssS'Sn
Twenty.ssven 1N vest and running athe lics Gest
twenty (2 rods; thence south thirty five (35) rods
iss tssnee ":'t s1ty teo rod: thence north
thence south loe} ths Sont 1Soe
starting, sold at pqbie suction by the: Sheri. Of
sad sterans county, at tue II mt door OF the Court
upon The l2h 6Ai 81 APRIL = B. js 1873 =. ty,
O'Clock ?! L., to satisfy said mortgage With css
and charges BY law allowed:
Alto ney. DAVIS BEAL,
Dated Fob. 25th "A. D. 1878. 1' 49, :
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Gen. Agents, s.. Er.ne.seo c.. md comms,s. ~
-.1SLLsONs Eear Tesrlmony 70 the1r
= Wonderful Curative EGects. .
Vinegar Bitters are not = vile Faucv
Drtnk, Made OF Poor Rum, Whiskey.
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liauors. doc
tored, spieed and sweetened TO please the taste.
called TONES" /" Appetizefs." Rsstore,s,, A1e
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin
bpt are true Medicine. made from the Native
Roots and Herbs OF California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimuianfs. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Renovator and lnrigorator Of the System. carry
Ing OF al. poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
o'tters according TO directions and remain lone
un"el' provided their bones not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair,
They are n Gentle Purgattxe a. we'll
as n Tonic, possessing. also. the peculiar merit
OF acting as powerful agent in relieving Conpes-
tion Or Inflammation Of the Liver, and OF all the
Visceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or cid. married single. at the dawn OF
womanhood or at the turn of Life, these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal.
For IuHnmmatory and Chronic Rheu.
mntis,n md Cont, Dy.pepsia or Iu-
digestion, Billions, Re,nittent and
Intermittent Fevers, Di.eases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these lBitters have been most successful Such
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by deranxement o.
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
re-
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Month. Bilious
Attacks, Palpitatior of the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys and
hundred other painful symptoms are the Of
springs Of Dyspepsia
They invlgo.ate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them Of
2nequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all i'm
purities and imparting new life and vigo. to tho
whole system. a
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruphons, .etrer
Salt Rheun Blosches, spots, Pimples Pustulea
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring Worms, sca,d Head. Sore
Eyes. Erysipelas Heh, scurfs, Discolratonsof the
ever name or nature are literally dug up and car-
NED out OF the system in short time by the Of
vince the most incrednloas Of their curative eject
Cleanse the Vitiated Bleod whenever you find it's
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptlons or Sores; cleanse it when you find It
obstr1cted and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it
when it is foul and your feelings will tell yea when
Keep the blood pure, and the health dthe system
will follow.
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, urkAg
Destroyed and moved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND Dealers.
CO.. Druggists and Gen. Agents. San FRANCISCO
Cal. and 81 and "a Commerce Street. New York
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13
The Bank ksof England covers Rve

The Bsoksof Englaod covers I've
acres Of ground, abd employs 900
clerks" Thsre! ~ 20 windows 90 the
street. Light s~.amitted through
open courts; no mob eoald take the
bank, thsrs}ora; NiNhoat ssssos ID .b,s.
ter the immensd ~sllA The clock iu
tho ''.'.s o'o'eF ofthe' b.nx .hly tifty dial.
asssehed toit. Large ciytsrn1 are sunk
IN the court, and engines 10 psrfee, or.
der slvays'in read nsss 10 case Of fire.
This bank was incorporated 10 1896
Capital soc, ,000, ,e0a:~1 .-
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"A Boston lecturer quite = con.
noisssor 10 bird stuf6,g-toId a droll
story, OF himself. One day he stopped
at awiodow where large owl was ex
hibited, and remarked to q. friend :
"You see that there is q. magnificent
bird utterly ruined by unskillfulI stuf.
ting. Notice the mounting?~ Exor.-
bio, is it not2 No living owl ever roost-
ed in that position. The eyes are fol.
ly third la'ger than any owl ever
had" As he thus spoke Tho bird
raised ono foot aud soIemuly winked at
the critic. Moral: be careful 10 ex.
pressing your opiniops.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13

-one ofour best students Of physi-
ology writes against the practice of do.
log night work, aud claims that the
ma" Who works in the morning and
devotes the balance Of the day to re-.
creation will accomplish more than he
who works late into the night. and will
10 il b'tter. Pe"ple who bave been 10
The habit Of getting in their kindlines
after dark, with . leak ' lantern and =
borrowed '' y axe, will find the experiment
worth making. i; L ~ z.,ss, .,.ss,..
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Tho ingenuity Of . woman il be.
yond al earthly comprehension. A
Danbury lady becoming tired Of both.
oring With wood, besoughta her husband
TO gets eosl stove, and devote tho res,
OF their life to that fuel, but he would
not do it. He said wood wss cheaper.
and he might - we'll b ohoppiDg it
ADD saving tho money. Having ex.
haustsd her eloqueoce without any Of.
feet, she hit,upon vsrys.inpls device.
She extended her clothes line over hi,
ehopping block. After supper he
adorned himself With bis axe and went
out for ;tusl, and fve minutes later
came tearing into the house without
his hat, and with his mouth baDf full
Of blood, lacerated gums and broken
teeth. a bright and cheerful coal fre
now Eliminates tbst home .- p
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Farm ;;;b1 :SrIe.::

THE anders.gnsd offs1s for sale = good
\, l. farm Of leo M .eres, q oa ths nerth and of
FOURT ZEN MILES FROM ssT. CLOUD.
sixty aeres'sre timber; the balance prai-
RE AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence;'thiftyaacres being under
cultivation. On tho premises ia .
GOODAC0MFORTABEE HOUSE
with stables, srsnary sud storehouss I've
good wells, and pther improvements: This
farm is directly on the main road from, St.
Cloud to Forest City, and viii be sold
ehesp. EE]1lRsqiiE.s q thia ef4,ce. er e. s;,s
Il ~ - ! 7s's III 5eion ths niaix IA:
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13

"A Titusvilie: father, Who sold bic
oil before bard times struck the re-
gion, and who has tour bssutiful
d.ughters, has worn out the, toe. Of
fsun :pair Of boots this wioter, sbeIp.
iDe tho young men q, down q The 10y steps
OF hisresidsnce, who have called. 70
Chat with the girls, Las .9,"*as - D..
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Minnesota Division.

Leave
Duluth, - =:
i 12o6 2. N.-For Brainsrd and Moorhead and in,
termediats statioDs.
h-,, Arrive at BEainerd $40 p.m.
30 4. H.-Por Moorhead, Glyndon and interme.
! ,s diAte stations,
/ -A1 sa Arrive Ut Mo6rhead $50 p m.
POO 4. 4 -3oF pulyth, connecting At ,Thompsou
+; junction With train for St. Paul and
| 1i!sSa!;I - ;78taHoapoIis.i !; ,::.,:i Z !"
IL : Arrive 4 Duluth 3ls p. M, St. Raul
i....,, 90 ?: n, Minneapolis 1902. p.
e.oA E!-EeE Braioerlt S Duisth, ;se. Paul: and
z;:n ~; Aionespolis. .sa4o .i:.:. i: 80, :.
f.: - ..'' O.. C.w.1GEAD. Con Manager :
NV. CHASE, Fright Agent.
?.,9. sANBORN. Gen. Ticket AGsnf.: 80; :
General 0hlces At Brainsrd. M,pn. go: .7: -
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nlvEaslseYsaYoull.suR0Ps.,. :.

Tho farmer who depends; upon one
crop alone, esoer,lly indss himself iuc.
povsrished in the course OF years while
he who diversi6es his products, with
economy, gets rich. Just nov We arc
RAINING too much to corn. 1t has al.
ways been tho case that full crop Of
this grain bought low prices. The
three, last ,yean ol aneaa&Plsd yield
have carried the prcduc, far below the
paying point. Aud those Who have the
largest cribs of tho cereal are in one
sense the worst of, uuless they have
stock enough y consume i, b shish
thsy ~ sos,s1 itsiaaasa. Aslaaa
bic product.
The great evil of Western farming,
Of late yeazs,aiaessr 4sadsDdou oh.
coarse grams. Whenever = full crop
is had, either Of corn or oats, the price
goes so low rs to prohibit transportation
to the seaboard or those States vhe,e
the demand is constantly greater than
the supply There a,mple margin in
tho price OF beef and mutton to insure
. pr,6t from feeding the surplus coru
of the Vest. There is but little dau.
ger Of glu,tins tho market With tresl
meat, for . slight depreciation in the
the price always insures increased con-
sumption. Not so, however, with corn
1t il principally used East for feeding
and fattsuing stock, much of which ia
obtained from tho West. II farmers
there save the cost Of tho manure made,
their profit IS secured.
IfWs,srA farmers instead Of serd.
ing vast quantities Of corn East, and
to England. for the purposea Of ~fs.dina
would manufacture 1t into beet aud NUT
ton at henss hey would do Away With
. osrtain amanuk Of competitions abroad
To do this of course, takes time, for
stock requires time. for it's full develop.
msnt. We have treated this subject
before and ooly assis sstss to it, to iu r
press upon those: Of oar farmsrs, who
do not breed slaughter saimsls, the i'm.
portance Of commencing to stock their
farms with beet aud mutton a. vol "a
hogs.-tRestsrn Rxrel e. =
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13
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Nstiess eftAs hsss. aste =:
II The Rasss 10 sAieed with = contribution
fttast hid taasat thotWp4eHsno nnd- in
~ Journal; and the journal itself 10 o the
prSaa Of the great XoIld Of fsshion.-Bos-
tessF4keestAg' baa ssi1pne1p--! aaxH 1908
l.: asuBsCRIPTIons.- i:
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Harpers Magazine. one yesr..........$4 90
Aa.pers Weekly, one year............$4 90
Har2er,s Basar, one ysar............-$4 oU
An extra copy OF either tho Naqas;ne.
,Wsekly Or Basar will 10 supplied gratis
for every club OF Ave subscribers 1t So o.
eaoh. in pne remittance; or, six copies: for
30 OO, without extra copy. =. z,:.:.
Subscriptions to Hafper's Magasine, Week.
y apd Raser, TO- one sddrsss tor one year,
80 % ;-oE, tyo Of Harpsr''s Periodicals, TO
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Back numbers ssn b. supplied at any
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York. 5.,-7s.. =
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The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13

PLAIN SPEAKINo.-Is woull be
more obi'einx to say plainly, We can.
not q do what is desired, than to ,amuse
people with false words, whi,h often
put them upon. false measures. >. -
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= :; =, - '--::ir :.
FLORAL. GUIDE
For 1872.

The Guide 10 now Published quarterly,
26 cents rays for tho year. four numbers.
which is net half the cost. Those vhc
aftstwafds send mezsy to the amount OF
one .deller Or more for seeds may also or
def txShty:ii cents Worth extrs4ihe
priesipitd for the Guide: :, 49, .:Cs'iT =
The yeauery number 10 beautiful, giving
plans fof making rural homes, designs for
amfnE'taal5 decorations, window gardens,
&e., and sontsining mass of information
tnvaluable 70 the lovers Of flowers. One
hundred snd ffy psgss: Oh Aiie tinted 81.
per,sens 6veA AVhdred engravings and q
superb eolersd plate, and chrome oever.-
The 'hrst edition IT two huupdrsd thousand
3dn nprinted in B1glish and German, s and
f''.dz T. send sea': 9a lanes ylGk.
: s5.rifr ..tr.t E. 3 ~t|-.,.T
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DAHBURY NEWsIEy. I.

When is the best time to paint q
house !-Er. Daytime.
"A Li'cbdeld County man nearly 80
years old ca2 read without glasses, and
skip the long words without crutches.
= "A branch of the Credit Mobilier
received" boffalo.robe from Owen
Mu"'ou's sleigh, without O~eo's con.
sent, on Saturday evening.
"a Liberty street man makes com
plant, to the ;pclice Of his wife who euts
dry cake in bed. II the police Won't
help him be is going to get suit OF
under-clothes made of sheet iron and
wear them at nights"
A y 'ung man stationed in front
OF the Baptist Church, on Sunday
evening, waiting for a ueighbor's
daughter, was mistaken 70. a p.st By !,
ne.r:s'gh.ed ruruliss. who made sever.
81 attempts to bitch bis horse 10 him
: .ThssS.,vsas street ,psotlsm.o :: ~ho
refused his daughter to = young mar,
OF, Sunday syen'pe. NAV -prob,blg~ BE-
interested IN learning that tho rejects1
soitor is; pract ,siog with dumbbeIls and
an Indlan club"
-Ao icicle nearly two feet long fell
from, Main street building, F.iisy
AFTERNOON. and went point FIRST down
the back Of an elderly mao who Was
standing on the walk below talking
about 'o' eign missions The subject
was Immediately changed.
The Dacbnry Mevs, which is do.
ioy its best to prove that an American
Punch Can DO made Success, is Re.
sponsible Tor the following paray raphs :
"Ths editor Of the Congressional
Gtobe complains bitterly of cstempor-
ares whv t'ke his squibs without cred
it.
"A new applicant for exchange is a
di"gy deaizeu of the wilds of Nobra.k.
which claims circulation of thirty
theusaod. We we're inclined to diepute
this statement until ws saw the mark 8
of = hand press on rho sheet. This con.
vlncsd IS that there was, no. exagger.
-0oe Of our merchants Who h.,
been employed 10 Boston ,rthi.. .iuter,
returned home Saturday, but was re.
fused admitt.nee to the house BY bis
wife until he hsd stood in tho wood.
shed IN hour With s;hunk of oampho,
gum in bic pocket. She bad. ,he.rd Of
the 'msll::pqx and Was bound to. quar-.
antoe him, and she did
j. "A, German Psychologist has dis.
covered that tobacco smoking by boy,
"inte'feres With the molecular changes
incident, With Development Of, tissues,
and makes the blood corpusoles oval
AMI Irregular at the edge" Any. pareu,
can thus ascertain il bis boy smokes bv
merely taking out 4 handful Of. his
blood coEpuscles and observing their
edges.
"A subscriber who has been eoeae,
ed in studying up a work on hygiene,
despai'iogly asks Us if there is any.
thing created that ia perfectly harmless
to eat freely Of. The only thoroughly
wholesome article Of food We know Of
is a stout twine. 1t should be fasten-
ed with clip koot about tho waist.
and whenever the patient feels a paog
Ut hunger he is to draw up the string
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13
BRANCH LINE.

I ,HlOA005 05s1iiLWAUKEE Il st. PAUL
.,,, RAILWAY.
Postal, Express ana Telegraph.
ALL RAIL LINE
-E1T-'s 80 "t' fOx = 81 - '-;'''
NILWAUKEI. CHICAGO, NEW; YORK,
NEW. Eh0LAnD. AMI: THE
CANADAS,
ineladisg Ill 1assern, Southern, and ssuthwestsu
lsiAts. --~-:.--~
Trims Leave 81. .Pauld.poe foot Of Robert street, ~
For Hasengs. Red.winx. Lax. City, Reed. Lad
aaS, WHbashs, Ainneiska, Winonx, L. Crosse, M.
ves1ssi chicago aud Mast amt south. '>H : =
1S.sO r. m. Mail Rrstp. SundsIs 0eest.d..
6:1S p: N: Through hxprsss sssardayS excepted -
viii sLEAPING CAR irom St. Paul
THROUGH
WITHOUT CAAh4k Of CARS IL = -.
i TO GO. -,
and eonnecting with the Sis p. ~ trains &, Chi
ssge a all Eastsrn Roeas.
Trains BY this route will arrfivs At St. Psul at
5.15 .. m. and =. 40 p.m.
| By this line Passengers can vlew Ill tho magniA.
CEN scenery Of thr upper hississippi without the
annoy9g M aeays OF river navigation, " the dpst and
! $50 .n. Mail and Ex, ress Tor Mcareeor
Prairie du Cueia, Milwaukee, Chicago
xcGrexor trains will arrive at S. ia III at O5 m
/ - 4 BAGhA1E Is CHECKED
t. all parts Of the
UNIFIED STATES.
Passengers shvald purchase their tickets Via NIL
|. WAUkE, In order t. secureaIi the advantages OF
/ his liue.
/ For: Mtnneapolis.
Leave St :25 m.
4eeVo 0t. fAut MISREPRESENTATION. 12O a. m,
Ii Leave st. 100 D. m,
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13
INorthern Pacific } Railroad.
/ WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1872 and 1879.
LAKE surER1oE AND. MISSISSIPPI
,: -. DIVISION, ;. 49,,


u Lsav. 81: srai
h St. Paul
H1o 4. nr!1ofr Duluth, oeansetinS st Themp,on
4 sn.etien vita trsin' for Brainerd and
i 1s:i7s s:Dassas.s Y.-.:, ,Bt.fu.td,
!. % 4. II and
43OP. k.-For Saltwater.
Arrive at Saltwater, 900 q. m. and
6.35 p. m. - 49,
Minneapolis.
71o A. A.-For Saltwater and Duluth, connecting
-. at Thompson ,nction with trains for
Bralnerd anI Morehead
Arrive at Duluth lis Pm, Brainerd
$50 p. m, Saltwater ga m.
o11 P.H.-For Chaska, Carver and Sioux City juno.
Arrive Chaska, 7.40 and Carver at $50
Pm.
Arriye Sioux City Junction $50 D. m.
lo.zo A. .A.-For st. Pau, Minneapolis, Saltwater
and roads diverging from St. Paul
Arrive st. Paul $40, Minneapolis 100
pm. 81 -
stillwater.
7.25 An For st. Paul and Duluth,
4.45 Pm For St. Paul and Minneapolis
Arrive st. Paul S.55 q. M. and $40 m
Arrive Minn apolis 100 p. m,
/, Arrive Duluth S.45 I'm.
Sioux City Junct - >,''''''- - 49,
600 x.--For Minneapolis a.. -.
Leave Carver $40 a. m. and Chaska
6.52 L. N.
Arrive n Minneapolis s.l5 a. q. -.
w. w. AUNGERFORD,
Gen. Superintendent
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-13
FRESH OYSTERS.

The undersigned has opened an Oys-
ter Saloon and Confectionery Establish
ment on Washington avenue, where he win
be prepared TO serve
AT ALL TINES
Oysters cooked in any style also Confec-
tloney, Nuts, SC. Give me call.
8. ]. HUFFER.
St. Cloud. Oct. 1st 1871