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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-04

"A Isunday School Celebration was
held near Santiago, on Thursday Of
last week, and WAS largely attended and
proved very pleasant.
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ALI persons interested in tho purchase
Of furniture, whether at Wholesale Or re-
tail, should read tho new advertisement Of
Barnard, Clark & Cope, Of Minneapolis,
on the first page. This firm manufactures
largely, and is able to guarantee satisfac-
ton. We are satisfied that it ia on Of
the best furniture houses in the State,
and its prices are extremely reasonable.
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Acc1DEN1s.-On Thursday Mr.. Lewis
Mockenhaupt, Of st. Cloud town, was
thrown from his wagon, by his team start
ing suddenly. The wheel of the wagon
struck q stump and Mr.. NJ. was thrown to
the ground, q heavy man falling on him,
fracturing his shoulder-blade.
On Tuesday little son of of Mr.. Do
Long, living at ailmantos, on tho east side
Of the river, broke his arm by falling while
reaching after something. He had just
recovered from similar injury received
some time before.
On the same day son Of John Kearmey-
or, living near tho brick yard, about four
miles from here, met with . strange acct
dent. He fell on scythe, cutting off his
nose, oil but thin piece Of skin at the
lower part. The abused smeller was
properly stitched to its place by ono Of our
surgeons, and bids fair to DO = nose to
the young man ss long Is he livss-or it
will be as long Is he wants 1t.
On Tuesday night Mrs. L. Day, Of Min
nespolis, sistsr-in-law Of Dr.. Marlatt, fell
on the sidewalk near tho Kelley House,
cutting her forehead severely over the left
rye. s>s :.'S. :s.. - 4. -.
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y DouaLAs Couzr1.-At tho Republican
Comfy Convention on Saturday, Hon.
Warren Adley, Of Osakis, was renominstsd
fer Representative; James Purdon vas
nominated for Clerk. OF the District Court,
and Dr.. G. Vivisn, for Coroaer........A
Lake Mary correspondent Of the Alexsn-
dria Post says there was not poor piece
Of grain IN that tewn this season, but that
the Odessa variety has done the best..........
Tho Pelican river has been on = high,
carrying away the dams At Elizabeth City
and at Bucks Mill.........K nute Smith in
jursd his spine 50 badly by falling from :
wagon that his recovery is doubtful.
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TO THE LADIES |
" s GREAT WESTERN
Millinery Store |
MADAME G. WHITES
EsTABLIsHMEN,C.
EsTABLIAHAIEN,C.

Mrs. White would announce to the ladies
OF st. Cloud that she will return from the
East this week with the largest most elegant
and most complete stock Of millinery and
fancy goods, oil kinds Of ane hair work and
everything ID that line, ever brought to this
city. Her z@ Is III %$,'S I + -. %$f# 4
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About tho biggest monopoly that Min
nesota contains at the present writing is
the American Express Company, whose
charges are limited only by tho amount
Of money that its customers are supposed
to have or to be able to raise. The amount
Of service rendered has nothing whatever
to do with these charges. While reformers
are at it, 1t might be well to discuss how
far Legislature CONTROL could be extend
ed over this monopoly. Its tariff Of rates
il simply extortienate.
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-Kyou want glass Of the best ice-cool
emonsde, call 1T DennenWaldt's.
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The business Of P. ]. Limperich has
just been closed up by N. F. Barnes, ESQ.,.
Assignee, and yielded the creditors SO per
cent. So good result even IS this is due
to the excellent Management Of Mr.. Barnes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-04

On Thursday. evening the stable Of
John Helm, in tho town Of st. Wendell, was
struck by lightning and two horses in it
were killed. The building WAS but little
injured.
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There il some talk about "a trott ing
race between two Well.known horses in
Northern Minnesota, to take place at tho
st. Cloud Park, some time next month, for
from $500 to 81 900 side.
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Several additions to and changes in
our minneapolis Trade Column" have
been made this week. Special attention
is called the names Of Wander Horck &
Adams, hardware, stoves, eto. Durham &
johnson, groceries and provisions; John
Hinton, saw manufacturer; Grimshsw &
Town, carriage manufacturer, and Bush
nell & Hayes, st. Anthony Iron Works.
These are all No. l establishments.
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ATTENTION. FARaInRs ,

The best plow In the market is the Gar
den City Clipper. Sold and warranted by
! & +ccgs>>'Es ~ ~. J.E. Wine
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Reflector Young Men from the effects of
errors and abuses in carly life. Manhood restored
Impedimenn 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, Pa,-An institution having high rep.
for honorable conduct and professional skill
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MARRIED..

In this city, Sept. 4th. 1873, ct the resi-
dence Of Mri 8. u. Parsons, BY Rev. Mr..
Chambers, Of st. Johns church, Mr.. II. W.
TOPPING to Miss IDA B. MEAD, ell Of st.
Paul. IA 49,, -..
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O.. E g W. Powell,
Agents for: the genuine
Moline (.Jehn - Decree
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MIR. Roger s. Pease, Of Minneapolis,
Was in the city on Saturday and favored
US with . call. Mr.. Pease is tho pioneer
in the window glass trade and docs worry
large business in this State. Merchants in
Northern Minnesota will find it to their sd-
vantage to call on or correspond with Mr..
Pease before making their purchases at
any time.
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-standard, goods 8 Tolman + Co. Is
closing out isle for less than cost.
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The Prairie Schooner is tho rather odd
nsme Of paper just started at Marshall,
. growing young town situated in
Lyon county. Its editor, Mr.. J. G. Erwin,
goes to work in the right wy to make =
good paper, by gathering together all the
news Of bis town and Of tho country sur
rounding. In politics the paper is Repub.
lican. Marshall il on the line Of the Dn-
luth, st. Cloud and Yankton Railroad, and
We hope to bs able, one Of these days be-
fore long, to take = trip to It in the cars Of
this railway. Aprepos Of this, We find the
following paragraph In the Rens Sshoen-
or; s..1
A party Of observation, consisting of
several Of the officers Of the Duluth. st.
Cloud & Ysnkton Railroad, are about 70
ing over the proposed line Of that road
with view Of forming IN approximate e..
innate Of the cost Of constructing the
same. We are informed thst . preliminary
survey will be made some time this fall,
and that the prospect Of letting the con-
tract for grading some time during the
coming winter is good. f. +. s5y 5> &, SIS. +.
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Russell, Of the Brainerd Tribune, and
Underwood, Of the Fergus Falls Journal,
are rivals in tho map business. Under
wood has given to tho world the latest A.
sortment Of spiders tracks, and when Rus
sell Was here ct the Convention last wesk
We tsuntingly reminded him Of the fact.
He instantly squelched us with the state
ment that Underwood had sent away from
home for his weod-cut, while he (Russell)
had made his out Of his own head. He also
intim.ted that there WAS material for plenty
more where that came from.
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Go 70 Tolnan 4 Co.'S and buy paints,
oils, etc.. for less than cost. -
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3 P1lsoxAI.--Nr. Y. Henderson and son
returned on Saturday from : two-months'
visit In New York, Massachusetts, and 9TH
.sr OF The Eastern States. Mr.. Il. reports
shnding quiet times. and very ordinary
crops. >
On Saturday We had : call from Mr..
John Krsy, lately Of shakopee, whs has
purchased the Central House, at Cold
sping. Mr.. K. gave evidence Of "know-
ing how to keep hotel" bys leaving So for
The JOURNAL.
Mr.. Jos. Kraker, Of tho firm Of Warden
4 Araker, prosperous merchants at St.
Martin, favored 10 with . call ON Tues.
day. ....r-
Nh. N. E. Nixon returned on Monday
from . trip to Omaha, Nsb.. Hs nays that
in point Of crops and Everything else ''Alin-
nssota beats thsm all" =, 2s 1,s : = al
Mr.. Edward Miller, Of St. Martin, ID in
town attending . session of the Board Of
County Commissioners. He says 81.
Martin has the best crops this year that it
ever had.
If Mr.. J. J. Getty, County Commission
or for the 9Th District, had lived in ancient
times, he would have been ono of the five
"wise virgins" He laid in whole years
supply Of intellectual oil yesterday by
subscribing for THE JOURNAL. Although
. strong Democrat, Mr.. Getty can appre-
eiate frst-class newspaper.
Mr.. Fred Schroeder, of St. Jo., and Mr..
Martin Greeley, Of Maine Prairie, are in
town as members Of the Board Of County
Commissioners now in session.
Mr.. John 8. 1nmsn, Of Hobart. N. P. 4.
R., ia in town seeing old sights. - ~
Mr.. W. W. Wright is in charge Of tho
elevator at this place.
Mr.. Chss. F. Powell returned on Mon
day from IN extended business trip through
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and other
States in the East. Times, he says, are
very dull. and crops poor. The weather
was 50 cold that fires both in the house
and in tho cars we're necessary. Here, the
principal difficulty 10 and has been to keep
cool,
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The ladies Of the Congregational So
cisty win be happy to meet their friends
ct their socisble to be held at Mr., H. P.
BENEFITS next Friday evening, where there
will be music, reading, panorama AMI an
Egyptian mummy.
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We have on file, for publication next
week, an interesting letter from gentle
man who gives his impressions Of Texas,
Colorado, Now Mexico, Arizons and lower
California, received from travelling thr ough
those States and Territories,
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+ Call at Curtis grocery store ana buy
your orockery. A large stock Il closing
out ct low figures. @ is s ,%5 ~
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For cheap boots and shoes 60 to Ten
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leather, at Hsnderson's.

Durham and Dogtsil smoking tobacco,
ss~~- eeer~ ..@x-zs. Ar RUssHLL's.
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-Psr No. ! ios-cool lemonade, call 8
Bennewitz's. III. r.s s.;s. s3. s4@z
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"A private letter states that Of the three
young ladies who in June left our Normal
School for California, only one, Miss Bar
rett, is teaching. Miss Walker is visiting
San Jose.
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vibrator Threshers at Grovenor's.
Headquarters for extras for these ma
chimes.
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For cheap boots and shoes 60 to 7
voorde's. f9rsSsz e. .1=-s.s54g &7.. s
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r. & w. Powell.
Agents for the. genuine
Moline (.John Deere)
sPlow9.
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Remember that 81 goods bought
Joseph Ealsbroek's ars delivered in any
part Of TIC city free 81 charge.
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Corn husks for filing mattresses or
anderbeds, cheaper than straw, at
Z SPIeHR & CARLIsL1's.
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Tho editor Of tho Glenwood Eagle
says: "This week We improved An oppor-
tunity Of visiting the city Of St. Cloud. We
liked tho city very much, With the excep-
tion Of its hotel ACCOMMODATIONS" He
then devotes one column to "free notice.
Of the Central House, giving his experlen-
oes there, and from remark or two he
makes We are inclined TO suspect that he
does not consider it Q strictly frst-class
hotel!
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New goods at Henderson's

8 Tornado Threshers Ct Groysn~r's..
Headquarters for extras for these ms
chimes. 81. q.
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-Herberger Bros. mako tho best lager
beer IN the market. Order Of them.
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If you want good horse-shoe icing, 60
Scott 8. Rathbun's. . .s,ss, I !.
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SPEC7AL.NOTlCEH,

Children often look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in the stom
ach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMF1Ts
will destroy Worms without injury to the child be-
ing perfectly WHITE and free from all coloring or
other injurious Ingredients usually used in worm
preparations CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in Med.-
cines at TwENTx-F1vE CENTS Box.
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= MIR. I. A. Barnum ii Principal and
Mrs. Rees il assistant Of the Sank Rapids
school, the fall term Of which began on
Monday. -. d. =. .-
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Tho editor Of The Mankats Rsv;s~ IL
happy at last. He has discovered - hall
dozen saloons in the city whore Milwaukee
lager 10 sold ct five cents . glass;"
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Penmanship, three months, SIG.

OTrEn TAIL CouNr1.-The Fergus Falls
Journal learns that the boom Of Frazee's
mill at Perham broke last week, letting
half million feet Of logs down toward
Fergus. BY last week about half tho
grain in the Pelican country had been
stacked, and the balance was in no ways
injured by late rains. ........A son Of Peter
Carlson, living near Fergus Falls, foil from
a load Of grain upon > pitohfork, ono Of the
tines entering tho abdomen and taking IN
upward direction pierced the liver and ono
lung:
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- -lIelA'l -, = Co.'S i the place to buy
drugs and medicines. They are blessing out.
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Indianapolis will pay for this year >
tax Of 5s2 mills in the West and At mills
in the East Division, on total valuation
of Sc. 724.6 szss. !. (
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: The best liquors and cigars can be had
Ut BenneWitz's.
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~ TheOirculAtiOn OF The Journal
sDOUBAE that OF any other paper
pabllshediA Northern NIinnesotH. Let
Advertiser r smaAbsrthis. - -. -.
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+ ~. I. Case 4 Co.'s Threshers ut Gro
yenor's. Headquarters for extras for these
machines.
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CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
clu rates of The JOURNAL:
5 copies, $l.75 each.
8 - 15O 90
Official Paper Of The City,
"A refreshing rain last night.

Nov oranberries are tolerably plenty
in market.
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Tho Brainerd Tribune states that 4

Tho Brainerd Tribune states that the
pastoral connection Of tho Rev. Mr.. vii.
iams, Of that place, has been severed.
Mr.. Williams is the reverend gentleman
who. few weeks ago, stsked his gold
watch on the result Of . game Of cards on
the cars, and lost it, and this ''severing''
is not all surprising,
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-sareoerisS s. cheap It Benson's q at
my other plsoe II the city: :5 I. =
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Mr.. VIM. r. Burkhard, Of st. Paul, ID
the largest dealer in tho West in guns,
rifles, pistols, fishing tackle, and other
goods in that line. In addition to tho com
plete stock on hand, he hos tho best fscil-
tiles for manufacturing. Attention Is called
to his advertisement on our second page.
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-Ryan's sugar-oured Hams, at
=. .s I rs ...s It'll 49, RussEIL's,
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M. Hugh Boulton, Of Two Rivers, loft
st this Office yesterday huge watermelon.
Nothing dsunted by its size, tho Office At
Tackled it in force, and stood by it until
nothing was left but tho rind-of tho VA
ternelon, We mean. All thank Mr.. Boul-
ton, and now dsre some other man to try
the same game on them.
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The Fergus Fails Adroeat1 i ,..no,

The Fergus Falls advocate IL respon-
sible for this little joke: "The Telegraph
is not . very safe mesns Of gossip and
back biting. The other day the wire on
the St. Paul and St. Vincent line got out
Of fix and the operator at 81. Cloud called
the young man at this place, but he could
not make the young lady understand or IN
fact communicate with the st. Cloud Office
at oil. She kept on calling all day but to
no purpose. when in the evening she and
tho operator at Alexandria freely discussed
the young mans good and bad qualities,
the probabilities q his sleeping in church,
connected with the idea that he, the young
man, had more than one dulclana to oc-
oupy his attention, &c., while hs him
self sat quietly BY his instrument enjoying,
the opinion Of his nsiehbors."" &.
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jerry Dennenwaldt keeps always .,
hand choice vines, liquors and cigars.
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Attention is called to tho advertise
ment Of Mr.. A. F. Robertson, who has
opened q jewelry store, whore Bush's store
formerly stood, with complete and en-
tirely new stock Of goods. Mr.. R. Is .
skillful workman and will give good salts.
faotion
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no Deet Mhe-cut t0DA0Co,
RusssII'e,
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On Monday Judge MoKelvy rendered
his decision on the application to admit T.
steinburg to bail. He declined to grant
the application, holding that preeedents
and the cause Of public justice would
be best served by the prisoners re-
naming in the custody Of the Sheriff
until the case Is heard and decided by
thsjury 1t the December term Of court.
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GRAND PARADE AND BALL.

The Little Giant Fire Compan, will NV,
grand parade on next Wednesday. being
their first With tho new engine. In. the
evening ball will be given at Schwartz &
Poeehmann's Hall, and as the boys under
stand how to DO this thing up in style, o
number one ball may BE- anticipated. Give
the Little Giants : rousing benefit. Tho
procession will b headed by the Silver
Cornet Band. and will observe tho follow
ing s -1.s>s-. ~ !
- ORDER OF MARCH,
Start from Engine House at 2 o'clock P.
NJ, down Fountain street to Washington
ave., down Washington ave. TO St. Ger
main It,, up st. German st. to Hanover
ave-, up Hanover ave. to Court House; to.
be reviewed by tho Mayor and Common
Council. After tho review the march viii
DO resumed up Fountain ave. to State ave-,
up Ste r., ave. to st. Augusta st., up st..
Angus. st.. to Grand ave., down Grand
ave. to 1t. dermsin st., down st. German
st. to Jefferson sve., down Jefferson. ave.
to 9th ave., down 9th avs. to Washington
ave., down Washinton ayeto LIST ave-, up 1st
ave. 70 Richmond st., up Richmond st. 10
9th ave: up 9th svs. to Forest ST., down
Forest st. to Wells ave-, up Wells ave. to
Lake st., up Lake st. Is Percy ave-, up
Percy ave. to 81. German st., up st.. Ger
msin Of. to Warrington ave, down Wash.
ington ave. to Morgan st., up Morgan 1t. TO-
Richmond ave: > up Richmond ave to st.
German st., up st. Germain st. to Je6er-
son ave-, up Jefferson ave to Engine House.
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Among tho Grand Jurors drawn for
the October term Of the U. 8. District
Court are DR.. II. Mcmahon and Il. 8. Nor
ton, Of Sank Rapids Petit Jurors, N. F.
Barnes, Of st. Cloud, and Abraham Deer
ing, of Osakis.
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Mr.. Jos. Goyette is now in Omaha,
Neb. .ss.I&4 sEs sss:@2 = e., " s.-- =.
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o72 90 EACH WEEK.
Aents wanted everywhere. Business strictly legit-
mate, Particulars Tree. Address, J. WORTH 60.
u. Louis, No. ENC. }5, 6.
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W. B. and Emily Mitchell.
Buy Dr.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer, the
great eradicstor for all lung diseases. A
superior remedy TO all others yet discover.
ed in severe cases. It is q sure, quick and
perfectly safe remedy for coughs, colds,
sore throat and all lung complaints. Be.
tail price, rs cts, so cts, and $1.0o. Any
bottle that does not give relief may be re.
turned, and money will be refunded. DR..
Seth Arnold's Soothing Cordial, Bilious
Pills and Porous Plasters, Compounded BY
Dr.. Seth Arnold's Medical Cooperation,
woonsocket, b. I. Sold by g. Marlatt,
Wholesale and retail Druggist, st. Cloud.
How TO BREAK UP BAD CoLD.-Bsthe
your feet in hot water just before going to
bed take ono or two tesspoonfuls Of Or.
Rsnsom's Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Honey
Syrup, and drink bowl Of Ginger Tes.
Jump into bed and wrap up warm, and you
will be all right in the morning.
Dr.. Miller's Magnetic Balm is q certain
cure for oil diseases Of tho Stomach and
Bowels. II relieves Nausea, Vomiting,
Collie, Cramps, and pain Of all kinds, like
magnetism. Only costs rs cents to buy
it. See advertisement in this paper.
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The thing WAS reversed last week.
lamb killing the dogs. This particular
lamb was Rufus Lamb, Of Belle Prairie,
who poisoned s'number Of CANNES. He
WAS arrested on Tuesday evening, and
brought before Justice Barnes yesterday,
but - there was law Or ordinance under
which he could be oonvited, he was dis
charged, and immediately loft for home ~
though Ill the dogs in creation were ct his
heels. 49,
On Friday afternoon q fishing party
vent to Pleasant Lake, staying all NIGHT
and returning home the next day. It com.
prised Dr.. Macdonald, DR.. schulten, Capt.
Collins, and Messrs. J. G. Smith and J. W.
Milligan. They caught quite 8 number Of
fish and had good time generally. 1t
iswhispersd that one Of the party, in one
single meal, devoured edibles equsl in
bulk to his owa size that another snored
snors Or . snore and a-half; and that
several were detected in the act Of surrepti-
tiously eating salt fish, which had tho Of
feet of msking them very thirsty. ID
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Heather and findings, At Henderson
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-04

POLICE CouRr.-On Monday John Kut.
tie was fined SIS and cost for drvnkenness..
Yesterday, Jos. Hoffman, Wn. Sehsfsr,
John Celia, NJ. Whitman and John Wolf,
hailing from different points up the Sank
Valley. paid Justice Barnes $40 and costs
for being drunk and disordsrly. City life
WAS too much for then.