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many instances the peoples money has been
squandered. Directors must be made to feel
their responsibility. When trouble comes to
bank through their neglect of duty they
must be made to share the blame with presi-
dent and cashier.
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A VOICE FROM NEW HAMpsH1RE-That Of the
Manchester Mirror thanks God that Presi-
dent Grant is man of war" Several of that
class of warriors have lately departed for the
Ouhan waters.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. r., Nov 10, 1873
Margaret Dogg, OF Dublin, an cmigrant girl, fell
between the cars OF the emigrant train as 1t was
passing Sing Sing last night, and was 80 badly In
Jured that she died soon after. she was gong to
Valley Branch, wis.
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two hundred and four he was declared guilty
of criminal neglect and corruption in
his capacity as one of the Board OF
Audit. These counts cover all those arising
out of the Davidson, Garvey and Keyser
fraudulent accounts. These counts embrace
fifty-one claims, which cover one hundred
and two offences. 1t was stated as the inten-
ton of the prosecution to move for Judgment
on each offence separately. The maximum
penalty which this would entail is one hun
dred and two years in the Penitentiary and
twenty five thousand five hundred dollars fine
Arguments of counsel on both sides will be
heard on this interesting point tomorrow
when the question will be decided and SEN
tence passed It would be tantamount, Of
course, to imprisonment for life, if the pro-
secution succeeds, and will be fought on the
other side while money is of avail
While the friends of the prisoner are looking
forward to the chances of new trial being
granted there are to be heard, in some quar-
ters, the usual captious reflections upon the
Judge who presided at the trial We are
not astQnished at this. No convicted
knave ever believed his Judge his
best friend 1t is the Judges duty
to charge strongly where the evidence war
rants it, and if the weight Of evidence makes
leniency injustice, the chatter about personal
hostility, of henchmen who have lost their
leader, is very idle. In looking over
this case we cannot forget one point,
which served as a hint to the jury.
When they were in the box before the
trial the eighth juror OF the Stokes case was
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment. The
jury box like the ballot-box cannot be too well
guarded 1t is triumph for republican in
stitutions when justice is preserved from
taint, and we say, let the javelin of justice
strike fear to every man who hungers after
what made Tweed famous three years ago and
infamous to-day.
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A MAIL ROBBER CONVICTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 10, 1871
In the case OF julius Felker, charged with rob
bing the mails at Lancaster, Pa, the jury to-day
rendered a verdict Of guilty, with recommenda.
m I'm me
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INDIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK NET

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK MRAtl
Fear OF Famine-Looking to America for
Food.
CALCUTTA, Nov. TO- 1878.
The fears OF famine In Bengal are revived.
The press advise the importation Of food from
America.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN ITALIAN.

ALBANY, NJ Y, Nov. 10. 1873.
Antonio Creghino, OF No. ~ Baxter street. Nev
YORK drannsd dead In this CITY TO-DAY.
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway. corner Thirteth St
yIcrlus-SoLoS SINGLE Afternoon and evening.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Union square,
Broadway-fHE WICKED WORLD.
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wALLAoK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
streot.-0URs.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and $50 Broadway-rHn
NkM
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NIBLos GARDEN, Broadway between Prince and
Houston sts-THk BLACK CROOK
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Eighth and Twenty third
sL-A FLASH OF LIGHTNING.
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BOOTHS THEATRE Sixth av. and Twenty third St
BRurUs; OR, FALL or TARoUIs.
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The belief that money will make some differ
ence is grasped at by those who do not wish
to see Tweed punished as he deserves.
Now the question becomes serious one
whether these men are in the right. We have
seen in this case how potent money is to de-
lay justice by the quirks and bubbles it can
find to throw in the way. Il is a very differ
ent question, however, whether anything can
prevent the execution of the sentence which is
that Tweed was not taken to the Tombs
when committed to the Sheriff's care. We
do not cry for anything inhuman when we
want to know why this man, convicted on
two hundred and four counts of misdemeanor,
should be made an exception to the rule.
Has this convicted "Ring" chieftain so much
OF the king-hedging divinity about him that
the officers Of justice fear to wound his feel
ings by taking him to prison at first, or has
this Marius of the Seventh ward got the
glance of the Roman in his eyes that it pals;es
the sheriff and his deputies in doing their un-
pleasant dutyr We point to this because,
with such criminal, looseness of this kind is
not only servility paid to once-prosperine
fraud, but positive danger to justice should
Tweed be bent on escaping bodily. If this
servility Is found in the Sheriff's Office how
Will the officials on Blackwell's Island ever
offer him convicts suit to swathe his portly
form withal9
Ihe Indictment on which the verdict of yes
terday was reached covered two hundred and
twenty counts. On sixteen alone of these
inc verdict was not guilty On the remaining
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1os the ~ Cloud journal.
The s0AG OF THE GRANGER.

.Dsas Johnny, thy cost Il looks dusty and ouxh,
And The gross SGD Il sticks 70 thy hair,
Thy shinb getting fFeoklsd, thy hands getting
rough. s.s3 5....z ..s...45...,
b And ny look II bstok ems much ssre.
But abort time go thou wast ohssry and bright,
Il Tell ns now what haa made this rad change,
AID why do you new stay - late out at night p
"Dsar viii. I bsions 70 The aranss r. - .@-
..ro IN. osanx. and what's that, John, 1erd j,
Is T. scheme
70 bring this great country to ruiap.
4 @Ho; but twin savs half the money whom take
he team -:
70 70 tAat eas d blaeksmith 81 ,k,sass. &'.2ss
We've bssa robbed. " posrlA .nen. BY tzsassnaa.
a and sueh, as,ss< 49,.
ID. nov. Nh, 4. ti.. th.y Win change. 81 -
For ths day III soss u ssr thsss sea.ps 70 rake
81 mAea ST. 50 sSsss& addition .&s3 s}ss s.fa
;, yroa = .A.ss tA.s sas'eas y y. Grange. !.
''zAs IN ~ sAssss4 sss uinltas i.hsry.,7.
Dssidas stealing car beaa cad or ehaa.
hat tan you 'twili make The sld rascal 70 saosk
I When 10 Ands b. must grind for half
1vi', s '..a''n'o ' ..t .s'sa,at. nsht =, On
When thsy know with some man W arrsars,
1essll goods athafpEios and give credit lbr yssss
;, 70 % man that bslong to the Grange.
'oar stocks will inorsass, our cattle ut INT, 81
our wheat It viii never more shrink.
Wen buy dry goods for nothiug-what think you
Of thSt D.
And ct whisky for three cents drink"
This good news made then hug-twas . glori-
- Gus sight -
And svsst kisses to two did exchange; ~
/, And now the old man can stay out every night
For she's sare 10 has gone to the Grange.
"a - - 4fSt aEat ,gTGf n: ~ y u -
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DEDICATION or THE NEW METH.
ODlST CHURCH,

The Methodist church was crowded on
last Sabbath morning, on the occasion OF
the dedication Of the building. We may
say here that the building is q very hand
some one, both inside and outside, and re-
fleets credit on the energy and liberality
of those mainly instrumental in its
construction. The following is the pro-
gramms observed on Sabbath:
!. Announcement from Diseipline] Rev.
Mr.. Cha6se. T= ri - Is ss.sss A:4s = w.,
!. voluntary: 9TH. Lord i II n. holy
temple Choir. esS&= -
3. First Scripture lesson. Discipline,
z26). Rev. Mr.. Foster. -.
4. First hymn IAN hail the power Of
Jesus nsme." Rev. Mr.. Stanley.
s. Prayer. Rev. Mr.. Campbell.
6. Second lesson: Heb. T., 1926. Rev.
Mr.. Pickett.
Z. Anthem. Choir,
8. Sermon. Rev. Mr.. Chaffee.
8. Contributions.
10. Responsive reading: 122 Psalm.
Led by Rev. Mr.. Lewton.
IL. Presentation Of church by Trustees.
IL. Dedication and prayer. Rev. Mr..
Chafee.
Is. Doxology and Benediction.
Tho debt on the building was about 81
leo, al Of which WAS promptly subscribed.
OF this amount $500 was assumed BY the
Ladies' Society 800 WAS subscribed by
J. E. Hayward; 500 by J. F. Stevenson,
and 500 by Mrs. John Cooper. The $25
subsciptio ns were quite numerous and the
$40 more 80. So the building was dedi-
Gated free Of debt, ON which the church il
to be sincerely congratulated.
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A. CARD.

The Little Giant Engine Company No. /.
Of st. Cloud hereby tender their most sim
cere thanks to Mayor Boyd and lady for
the fine lunch furnished to them during
their parade, and to Mrs. Hamlin, Mrs.
Gregory and Miss ennie Gilbert for their
assistance 1t the tables. Also to Miss Min
ME Bennett, Mrs. T. G. Mcclure and Mad
anne White and other ladies who furnished
flowers and helped to decorate tho engine
for the parade.
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TO THE LADIES !
GREAT WESTERN
Millinery Store
MADAME G. WHITES
EsTABLISHMEN,C.

Madame G. White, who recently pur-
chased Mrs. Ottensmeye r's stock Of MILL
merry and fancy goods, has just returned
from the East with one Of tho largest and
best stocks Of millinery and fancy goods
ever brought to tho Northwest, consisting
Of hats, bonaets, ribbons, laces, collars.
kid glovss, Indies asckties, old lsdiss'
oaps. oil kind q tAasy embroidery and
running, together with large variety q
French artificial flowers, and In faSt every
thing to Ss found y : hrst-elass Millinery
and Fancy Goods Store.
"A magnificent sssortmsnt Of gold, and
jet jewelry. She win make : speciality Of
hair jewelry.
All kinds Of stamping and pinking done
in tho best style. -: =
Straw hats cleaned, dyed and pressed
for 50 cents each. Silks, woods and ribbons
dyed. -'>~
Dresses and closks out and fitted. Al
kinds Of patterns Of the latest styles for
sale.
The ladies Of St. Cloud and neighborine
towns are invited to call and examine her
new stock. ',''
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CHURCH plHE0TORx.

COMMUNICATIONS south Of Ravinebridge.)
Services every sunday vt l0}1 =. M and pm. sum
day School ut IL O'Clock. Prayer meeting at the
church on Wednesday evenings at o'clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner OF Welh
avenue and Lake street.
PlIsSY1ElIAN.-(Church on Richmond avenue.)
ssrvices everv Sabbath At i0h =. m. and u P. M
Sabbath school at II m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting At ~ o'clock. Pews free and
stranSsrsinvitsd. Rev. i. v. Campbell, Pastor.
EPIscopAL--(St. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every Sabbath at 1O15 M. and ~ p, IN
Sundays School at Il M. Evening prayer meeting
Hrldays att O'Clock. Rev. J. I. Chambers, Rector.
MRrHoDIsr-(Church inlower town9 Services every
Sunday at lO1 a. NJ, and Pm. Sunday School ut
21s NJ. Rev. J. L. Lewton, Pastor.
BAprIsT-(Near the second ravins bridge.) Servi
every Sabbath at 1o3 O'Clock a. NJ, and7 O'Clock
p. III. Prayer meeting ~ the church on Thursday
evenings ~ = p. m. Seats free and all are welcome
W. u. Stanley, Pastor.
CA,Houc.-(church of Immaculate Conception
St. GERMAN street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Asndl.
O. 8. b. Asstant, Rev. Boniface Null, o. 8. B. Ser.
vices: Week days at 8 y. NJ; Sundsys, First mass,
~ .. M, high mass and sermon 1t 10 an Vss-
pers at p. m. ;Cathecs ct p. m.
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NEW ADVERTYsEAENTs.
LAND SALE. !.
STATE OF MINNEso7A,
LAND OFFICE,
t PAUL SAINT Il 1874.

= LAND OFFICE,
st. PAUL, Sept. q, 1873. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the State Land
Commissioner win ofier ct public sale al the
have besn appraised and remain unsold in the coun-
ties hereafter mentioned, - follows: E1sas
fsrbsult-Blue Earth City, Tuesday, Oct. II,
g jackson--Jackson, Thursday, Of. Is. ISIS.
AnokA-Anoka, Saturday, Oct. Is. 1873. T.
Wright-Buna!o. Monday Oct: %. 1878
: kssksr. L,tsaa:a T,s.asy Oct. 2, 1879
Otter Tail-fergaa Falls. Saturday, Oct. Is,
DoasAs-Al.zandria, Monday, oct. n 1878.
esd Ct ass
= Pine-Pine City. Saturday, Nsv.1, 1873. - ; S.
. Ranssy-stats Land Once Monday, Nov. Z.
: Internal Improvsnsnt lanAs vim b o6sr,d n the
counties Of jackson. Martin Kandiyohi ind ottsr
Tail. sE r. q -.
P1i.ted lists showing u, tracts % b. offered th,,r
appraised value and the terms Of sals, win b ais
tributed IN the counties mentioned. si:1s i
No Lands viii b sold for Les than thslr appraised
valus. t zg-s4... S---'s7s = =
~ ~ psaa g ne eans q TIE ps!cAA.A eogeehss
q June 1914 81 the rate Of seven pr cent Pc an.
nun. On timber laA1s tAe Arst pAJnsat nust s4ual
ne Nalas u the timber whom 1spazatsd hoa the
The balaaes 81 the purchase nsnsy Of principal,
nay b. paid In fall Or IN instalnsat5, At any dine
within twenty years from the dats Of sale; provided
that the interest Il paid - required annually IN ID.
vance. +, g-: q 4 q. g. 5sf #:sI gt2$Ss
Upon failure 70 pay interest when due, the land
reverts back 70 tho State without further notice OF
PROCESS and will be sold again at public sale unless
double the amount Of interest due Il previously
paid. s. -. s.
sept11.6w M Commisatoner
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RETURN OF MEsSRS.
YOUNG & BRADFORD.
WILL OPEN A NEW STOCK OF GOODS
ST. CLOUD sEPFEMBER 2oTH.
= q az = 'tSt&... ). ,Ee 80. - y %,..:..
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT
80: STOCK in THE CIYY.z:a :. =

IL We know tho announcement that Messrs.
Young 4 Bradford, who removed from this
CITY to Winons last spring, intend return
ing, will bs received with tho greatest sat-
isfastion BY the people not only Of this city,
but ofths surrounding country with whom
this firm wsss prime favorite. Thsy viii
open, September 2oth, in their storsroon
on st. Gsrmsin street, next door to the
Bank Of st. Cloud, the largest, most ele-
CANT and most complete stock u dry goods,
notions, etc., etc.. ever brought 10 this
city, and bought especially for tins market:
They win return determined to spare no
effort Is give perfect sasisf,etion to their
euston.rs in .vsry5 pa@tleul.r.. They vin
sdhsrs strictly t. stAs,e 3isrnee policy, Of
rsprsssnting goods TO- DO only aud just
what they are.
They extend cordial invitation to Ill
their old customers and TO people general
" to call and examine their new stock Of
goods. H.. ~ H.. ). j.: ~. ..
Remember tho opening day, Saturday,
September 10th. 1873. =.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

A BOOK FOX EVERY MAN.
THE sssOIENCE or LIFE, OR SELF PREsER-
VATION," . Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in
Man, Nervous aud Physical Debility, Hypochondria,
Impotsncy, Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness,
and all other diseases arising from the errors Of
youth or thendscretions excuses omature yesls.
This work 10 indeed = book for every man.
way to health andhappness. tits the cheapest and
best medical work published, and the only one
on this class OF ills worth reading Tooth edition,
revised much enlarged illustrated. bound in beauti-
paid, on receipt Of price. Address PEABODY MED.
ICAL INSTITUTE. Number Buldnch Street,
Boston, Mass, or DR.. W. II. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. N. B. The author may be consulted on
the above ~ we'll - all diseases requiring skill
and experience. may1ly
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AV.VSy 40VsStlV0o AVE W0sSs NV
No. 1........................... w
NO. .s........................ %
No. 3.........-............... "
Osts-30e
Corn, $50 to 400
Flour-xxxx $5.5oae.oo; xxx $500
s5.5o; Xxx $4.o0s4.b0 per barrel
Feed-$l.15a1.25 per owt.
Cornmeal-$1.25.
Shorts-60c.
Bran-$6a8 per ton; 800 per cwt.
Eggs-20o.
Butter ranges from 123 to 15o.
Potatoes-New 500.
Green apples-S5.50 per barrel; 60 per
peck.
Cranberries, $3.50 per bushel 100 per
quart.
Onions-75oa$l.0 90 per bushel.
Honey-20a2 5c per pound.
Maple sugar-15a20c.
Cabbage-$5a$8 per hundred.
Beans, $l.0oa$l.75 per bushel.
Cheese-l2@a15c per pound.
Hay-$e.ooa7. 90 per ton.
Country hams-l0a123c per lib.
| Sugar cured hams-20c.
Dried Bsef-20c.
Wood-$4.ooa6.o 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 30a36o
.Unwashed, 2vs25o.
Tub washed, 85a41o.
Beef-on foot, 80 to 10; retailing, es12}c
per pound. ~
K. Veal-7asc dressed; retailing, loal2}c
Per pound.
Mutton-on foot, sa4o retailing l0a12}c
per pound. i, >::<
Pork-5}o dressed retailing, 1osl23o
misunderstanding At 12}a15e:
per pound. -. ~
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chiokeas-9al2}e per h..
-%,.~ M1LwAux1s, Sept. 10.
Whsat-$ll4 for No. 1. +
Oats-8lc. ;.~->'~.
Corn-41o. 49, -s.--
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Thirty Years. Experience OF an old
NurSn

Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best Female Physi-
clans end Nurses in the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety and
by millions of mothers and Children from the
ulates the bowels and gives rest health and comfort
to mother and child. We believe it to be the Best
and Surest Remedy in the World in all cases Of
DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether 1t arises from Teething or from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS PERKINS 10 on the outside wrapper.
Sold by oil Medicine Dealers.
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TO THE PEOPLE
II - -, -of- Is%
&. Stearns County.

Having been appointed sole Agent for the
SALE Of Or. Rsdoliff's Great Remedy,
StvEE SEALS, Oh GOLDEN WONDER,
Manufactured 81 Z. G. Kennedy 4 Co..
Pittsburg Pa, W state to the afflicted that
Ne have for sale . RlnlDY WITHOUT A
RIVAL. Il cures pain, almost instantly, Of
RhsumAtisn, Neuralgia and al other
pains, either inside OF outside Of man,
woman or child. Wherever it has been in
troduced it has given universal satisfaction,
and certificates Of its wonderful curative ef-
feots are daily received. Our arrangements
are such that We are enabled to fill orders
from oil dealers in Proprietary Medicines
throughout Stearns County, who wish to
engage in ito sale. We will also appoint
Sub Agents in every town in the County
whs wish to canvass their respective towns,
to whom liberal Inducements will be given.
All orders or communications will re-
esivs prompt attention BY addressing the
undersigned 81 Raymond P. o., Stearns
County, MINI.
n8.8mo j. b. RAYMOND. 81
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ss.,< g REAL BHTAT0 TRAHS1BxD.
Reported Ior TN JOURNAL BY JoAa Zse7
f., Esq., Registsr Of Dseds.

~v3se AsSSsSSoS W DS0VSs
Warranty Deed Tr...s.r. for w.,h
=: Dnding sept. II, lsss.
julius Behr and wife 10 Bernard Norman
for. oh neg SEQ % AMI VII nwq SEQ "a T
2 1928 3 80 v and neg neg SEQ 70 7 l22 =
p 82w 80 80 ".% 81, 500
Valentine Singer to julius ,Behr for nh
: :. 49,, .,>,s1. 81 200
Alexander Moore and wife to Enooh z
West for lots and blk 1e In Ssuk
e Centre $500
Eliza Campbell and hush to Joseph Moli-
tor for oh neg SEQ 8 and VII nwq SEQ 2
12b r 85w 1926
Order Of st. Benedict to Michael Kinder
for VT lot 9 blk IA in City Of St. Cloud
T. 49, "... $500
John II Denton to Jacob Haimen for lot /
blk 20 in Cold Spring City $500
Jacob Haimen to John Krsy for lot l blk
8 20 in Cold Spring City $500
Peter Maurin and wife>to Peter Gilley for
- lot 10 blk 10 in Cold Spring City 500
Maria Hartwig and hush to George Helm
for seq neg and n 80 acres NEG seq SEQ
% T l25 B 20 v and n e6 acres swq sec
:. 80 T 125 r 28w $2,150
Henry L Ethen and wife to Matthias Ethen
for swq nWq and nwq swq SEQ IL T l25
b % " and swq SEQ 86 T 125 b 20
j. - $500
George Bruner and wife to John Schneider
for ,swq swq SEQ 20 T 124 r SOW $40
George W Freeman and wife to william b
g Van Vslkenburg for ~ 40 acres lot s
p SEQ and VII nWq SEQ IL T 126 3 "a Y
;r. :. $500
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
and
RAlILaY lsINIAEHT -.

10 the best remedy In The following com.
plaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain In the Stomach Bowels or Side, Rheumatism in
allits forms Bilious Cole. Neuralgia, oholers, Dyson.
tsry, Colds. Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat,
Spinal Cemplaintst epEains and Bruises Chills and
Fever. For Internal and External use.
it, operation u not only to relieve the patient but
entirely removes tie cause Of the complaint. It
penetrates and pexyadss the whole syste RESTORING
healthy action to al tts parts, and quickenng the
blood.
The Household Panacea IL purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Preparedby CURTIS q BROWN,
No. ZIG Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists.
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ROOM WANTED.

/. Being desirous. q closing out, = fsr -
possible, his stock Of summer goods, to
make room for his new fall purchases,
Joseph Edelbrock viii sell his present
stock 1t very low figures. He has full
lines Of choice staple and fancy dry goods,
boots and shoes, clothing for men and boys,
ste., in whioh. decided bargains srs offered.
Hs asks call, being satisfied that hs can
suit both IN quality q goods and = prices.
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DOT sOHlIALL LEETLE BABY.

Drus = Iesv, most sihry day s
3 laugh ne Wild tosaw der Wy r..
Ny small young baby drie to play
Dot funny littls baby. e Il g. %s
Whom look Of diam lsstls toes,
Und saw dot funny lsstle nose, ,..s...@-.
L Undhsard dsryay dot rooster crows. . 5.E
I shnile IKE was grassy. $..g . 81
Some times dhere comes lsetle schquall,
Dots whom der windy Wind viii ossxl, 80 = q
Right in his lestls stchomack sehna1l, d - q.
IS - Dots too bad for der baby.
Dot makes himsing at nightso schvsst,s
= Und CORY barrie b msstsad Z L
Z Vnd must ohumb shbry on my Ssst
- To help DOT lsstls baby.
j. - - ~ s3 %ss$ &sgsk yE = 4
Hs bulls my noss Al kiois ny hair, %# =
i UAd uawls ne ofsr ssbsyvhsrs,
= Dad shlobbsrs ns-but vst earsi
I Dot NJ ny small yosns baby.
I ~ @ Il ~ r:ass.a.sss
:, Around ny he'd DOT lsstls arm
Vassshqsesia ~ % nice snA vasn- -
Oh lnay dhsss navsr eoms sozs harm
e.; :; 70 det seAna,l lsstls baby.
.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-11

From Mr.. Geo. F. Brott, Of New Or
leans-the "father" Of st. Could've have
received . copy Of the New Orleans zSmes
containing full-psgs map in illustr alton
Of tho Fort st. Philip Canal scheme, refer
red to in our editorial columns. As Mr..
Brott is generally interested in such canal
and other schemes in New Orleans a. have
any special importance Tor chance for
speculation) about them, We incline to the
opinion that he stands ready to ''dip into"
this ono.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-11
COUNTY FAIR NOTICE.

The resolution passed BY the Executive
Committee Of the stsarns County Asrisul-
taral Society, oon1ning entries for trials
Of speed 70 horses oWnsd in stsarns and
adjoining counties, has bssn amended %
- to include oil horses Kept In stsar1s and
sdjeining counties for r1II1r DAYS pr.
vieuS TO The fair. -<~,
BY order Of Ne Executive Cennitbss.
2. LAMB, Ssssstasy.
st. Cloud, Sept. ~, 1878.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-11

To TIE LAD1Is.-Miss F. E. Clarke has
received her first installmsnt OF new styles
Of fall millinery goods, to which she would
call the attention Of the ladies Of St. Cloud
and vicinity. She will 60 East in . few
days to purchase . large stock for this
market. ~. =.