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HENRY r.. WISHART,
PROPRIETOR,
FREE OF CHARGE.
Dentists.
Dr.. J. W. Stark, Dentist.

DOOMS NEXT DOOR TO TIE TELEGRAPH OF
n fee Illinois street, Rock Island. All kinds OF
Dental Work done in the most approved styles.
Charges reasonable. 6-l1dtf
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PROCTOR & CANDLES
Mottled German Soap,
| Is made from the best materials and will not
waste. Sold at price Of ordinary Soap. Gro
/ GERS haveit Chicago Jobbers Wholesale Agts.
THOMAS YATES.

rs PREPARED TO DO PLUMBING IN ALL ITS
] branches also, Gas and Steam Fitting.
Call and have estimates made before ordering your
work done by other parties.
THOMAS YATES, Uevee. lRock Island.
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FREDERICK HASS,
Plumber and Gas Filter
IN ALLITs BRANCBE

IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
And Dealet In Stoves, Tinware, &c. Illinois street,
opposite Harper Hoase.
ROCK ISLAND. ......... ...................... ILL
Steamboat and Distillery Work and Jobbing of all
kinds done on short notice. 6-i2u
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New York.
FINANCIAL.

NEw YORK, July 10.
Money-Easy at 3694 per cent.
Gold-Closed at / I55.
Governments-Quiet and firm
IT : Ronds q a cent -p0's 1881 1ea
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DR. WLHoFT's ANTI PERIODIC, OR
FEVER AND AGUE ToNIC.-Cres epery
case Of chiHs and feeer.-Make sure of a
good thing when it is in your reach. Ne
glect it and you and your family aOiH suffer.
Wherever Malarid scatters its poison in
the air We breathe, there will be chills and
fevers and all their ghastly attendants.
In such localities, Wilhoft's Tonic is po-
tent and never failing in the cure and pre-
vention of these dreadful diseases.
1t is prophylactic or preventive as wei
as curative, and is the real, long sought
Antidote to Malaria poison.
1t is innocent, speedy and decisive in its
action, and leaves no bad effects from iss
use
1t is a joyful blessing in every family
For sale by f. Breunert, Harper HOUSE
drug store.
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How TO ENJOY WINTER. THE Human
Organism is regulated furnace The
blood may be compared to the fuel, and
the more stable tissues, formed from it,
to the iron stove containing the fuel
Just in proportion to the energy and eel
erity with which life is carried on, this COM
bustion proceeds and fresh fuel, that is,
fresh blood, is required. But, in order to
obtain this, there must be both food, and,
also digestive energy When there is a
failure in this digestive energy, stimulents
frequently are had recourse to; but their
effect is transient, and if used too long and
exclusively, they tend to derange the di,
gestive functions But let DIR. Gottliet
Fischs Bitters be used, in conjunction
with food, and its tonic qualities will rap
idly stregthen the digestive organs AnC
when an abundance of wholesome food i;
once duly digested, it will bring about /
fullness of vitality hitherto utterly un
known There will be no more desire fol
alcoholic stimulants
This subject continued next week undeI
Rapid Nutrition.
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DR.. G. N. BELDINa,

ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED AC-
n cording TO the most approved principles. Office
in Hull's Block, ofIllinois and Washington Sts
S-lSdl
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Express.

PROPRIETORS.
kjE RUN TWO SINGLE TEAMS AND ONE TWO
w horse team for the transporta on OF freight and
Baggage to and from the depots, or to any part of
town. Our wagons well adapted for moving pur-
poses which we will do al reasonable rates We will
charge you no ore than dray and will do it quick
er and better. Leave orders at Updyke's house,
Copp's Livery Stable or Harper House. aprldly
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MASuFAcTuzED By
| THE HILLS alRCRIHEDELhH LAHi MOWER c0hPliT,
COLTS ARMoRYs HARTFORD, CONN.
~ For sale by SPENCER Y NoFIskkR,
| Rock Island, Ills. e-eoG
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Railroad Rates.
The Commissioners in Re-
ceipt of numerous Com
plants of Extortion.
Instructions of the Board to
the Several Complaining
Parties.
Cholera Items.
Rocky Mountain Exp1ora-
tions.
Seconds in a Duel Indicted
for Murder.
Skiler still Squirming over
that 81, 200.
Accidents. Suicide. Murder.
Hanging etc., ETC..
Rocky Mountain Exp1ora-
tions.
Seconds in a Duel Indicted
for Murder.
Skiler still Squirming over
that 81, 200.
Accidents. Suicide. Murder.
Hanging etc., etc..

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July "a system
of fraudulent importation from Canada Of
ready made clothing and dress goods,
which probably has been carried on for sew
eral years, has been unearthed by United
States secret service officers, and consid-
cradle amount Of such goods seized here,
and several arrests have been made al
Montpelier
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CENTAUR LInIMENT.

There 10 no pain which the Csntaur Liniment will
not relieve, no swelling It will not subdue, and no
lamsness 1t will not cure This 10 strong language
but 1t is true Where the parts are not gone it, Of
fectsare marvellous. It has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neurslgis, lockaw, palsy, sprains, swell
:ngs, caked-br easts scalds, burns, saltrheum,
ache, &C., upon the human frame, and Of strains, sps
VIM gals, &c., upon animals in one year than have
all other pretended remedies since the world began
1T Counterlrritsnt, an sll-healng pain relever.
Cripples throw away their crutches, the lame wAk
poisonous bites rendered harmless and the wound
ed are healed without scar. It 10 no humbug. The
recipe ID published around each BOTTLE II IL selling
~ NO article ever before sod and It sells because II
does Just what It prstsnds to do. Those who new
suffer- from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to
suffer II they will not use Centaur Lninent. More
than 1000 certificates of remarkable cures including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism govt, running tu'
morn, &C.. have been received. We will send circu
lar containing these certincates the recipe, &C., to
any one requesting It. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth ono hundred dol
lars for spawned sweenied horses and mules, OF
for screw-worm in sheep. stock-owners-this lini
mont il worth your attention. No family should b,
| without Centaur Liniment. J.B. Rose Co., New
York.
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MORTGAGES SALE,

nEFAULT has been made In the conditions Of
IL certain mortgage made and dated Dec. 2Sth
1871, BY Benjamin W. Veeder and Martha Jane
veeder, his wife. Mortgagvrs, and John P. Nanny
& Company, Mortgages, and duly recorded in the
"fice Of tho Register of Deeds for Stearns County,
Minnesota, Janusry ID, 1872, at o'clock A. NJ, in
sock "E' of Mortgage deeds, on page 63S, which
said mortgage conveyed and mortgagcd the south
nest quarter % of the southeast quarter, Lj Of
section No fifteen 5) AMI the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter Of the th-west quarter
~ Of section twentythree (23) all in township one
hundred and tw, nty five Q25) of range thirty -four
.S4 in said Searns county, State Of Minnesota, and
which was given to secure the payment of said Ben
aniin W. Veeders note for $.OO0U of date with
said mortgage, due in year. with ~ per cent in
terest per annum, until paid, which motto there
is claimed to be due ut the date hereof the sum of
Two Hundred and ThIrty-four dollars.
Now, therefore, no proceedings At law, or other
30 having been insti uted to recover said debt
any thereof nutice il hereby given that by vir
tue of the power OF sale in said mortgage contained,
Herewith reco: dei and pursuant to statute, said
mortgage will be forecosed by sale of the above
described mortgagsd premises, at public auction,
At the front door Of the Court House, in the city Of
st: Cloud, in said Stearns County, upon sATUR-
DAY, THE 18TH DAY fully, A. D. 1873. at two
o'clock in the afternoon satisfy said mortgage
debt, the Of $3.50 in said mortgage contained
after ney's fee in case offts foreclosure and
| all costsand charges Of said foreclosure.
JOHN r. NANNY COMPANY,
Mortgages.
L. W. COLLINS, GEORGE GEISSEL,
Attorney. Sheriff of said Ste rns Co.
Dated At 81. Cloud, Mimi, May 2sth, 1878.
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MINNESOTA WIS.

DIR. Johnston has sold bis interest
in the drug store of Savory l. John
ston, Minneapolis, and removed to St..
Charles, Mo.
1t is said that both will soon be as
good as ever-Grover, of Rochester,
who cut his wife's throat and then bis
own.
"A heavy land slide took place on
the St. Paul and Sioux City road, near
Blakely, on Tuesday. The, rains In
that direction have been very heavy,
and the streams are much swollen.
Mrs. Stephen Toby, of Minneap-
oils, bride of month, committed gu.
icide on Saturday evening by taking
laudanum and chloroform. Cause :
she loved another.
The Governor has appointed Geo.
W. Austin, of Mankato, to be Director
Of the Normal Schools of the State, in
place of Daniel Buck, resigned.
Capt. McMioken, Of Mantorvi]le,
appointed Surveyor: General Of Wash
iugton Territory, will leave his family
At Owatonna, but will soon take his de.
psrture for the Pacific coast.
Some of the farmers Of Meeke1
County, 10 a fit Of economy, sowed
| wheat that had stood in the stock all
| winter. 1t has refused to come up, and
the work must be all done over again,
aud with better seed this time.
| "A Mrs. James Russia, of La
Crosse eloped with well.kno~n Mr..
Brown and came to St. Paul. James
| followed. The false wife said she
| didn't care q Rush for James, but
! dotted on Brown. Nevertheless, through
the persuasive influences of the police,
| she was induced to return to the bosom
| of her deserted lord.
w. D. Forbes, Of Minneapolis.
while en- route for Oregon, "accommo'
dated" a sharper with $4,000 for q
$4,000 bill of exchange on New York
which proved to be worthless. Men
who do not know enough to protect
themselves from such palpable swindles
do not know enough to travel.
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY.

ss%' CllzHs.AI, May 20, 1878.
EDITOR JoulHAL.-Local matters look
prosperous, although money is now scarce.
Farmers are nearly through seeding, and
early.sowed -
aRAlx 10 ooxIna up
and looks finely. The weather has been
favorable, with sufficient rain to bring
grass forward and keep 1t in = growing
condition. Stock now got . good living on
tho prsiries, grazing.
QUA SUMNER SCHOOL,
taught By Mrs. Rosetta Corliss, he's com.
menoed, with over thirty scholars In st.
tendance.
G81AT 1XoITBNINr
prevails In Becker and adjoining counties
ever tho late disoisiou.. Of the Secretary o.
tho Interior regarding railroad lands taker
% hemestesds.
A few days ago whilwind tore tho roo
off Of barn at the west end Of Battl,
Lake, recently owned by M. Shaw. Rock
were whirled through tho windows Of houe
near by, breaking oil ths!glass. No furthe
damage WAS done.
r.. G. WHITING.
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- Another great couven fence to
Eastward bound travellers afforded by
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Co., is the running of their track iuto
. union depot With the Pittsbure, Fort
Wayne l. Chicago railroad, whereby
passengers are saved the disagreeab1s
omnibus ride from depot to depot
Cor. Minneapolis Times.
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DULUTH, ". CLOUD AND YANKTOD
= = RAILROAD. Fr&
How 1t 10 Regarded ~ Loading Pa.
pers.

pers.
From the st. Paul Pioneer, May 22nd. 80
A meeting Of tho officers and directors
OF tho Duluth, St. Cloud & Yankton Railway
was held at the Metropolitan last evening.
There was large attendance, Of promi.
Aent business men from along tho proposed
line, and much enthusiasm prevailed, as
suranoes Of generous local aid in the shape
Of bonds, right Of way, &c., being given.
A special committee composed Of tho Pres
ident. L. A. Evans. Chief Engineer, Hon.
W. G. Wood, and General Superintendent,
MAJ. J. ". Black, was appointed and an.
thorizsd to complete arrangements already
in progress looking to tho speedy building
Of tho rosd-a contamination much to b
desired-ss this line cuts by an advantage
Of from fifty to one hundred and fifty miles
over every present and proposed railroad
in tho northern or western psrt Of tho
stste, thus becoming the great regulator Of
railroad freights, ensuring financial sue
cess to itself and great relief to tho State
at large.
From the st. Paul Press.
Minnesota seems destined to soon have
another important railway line reaching
from the southwest to the northeast corner
of the State in an almost direct line and
through the very best part. We refer to
the Duluth, st. Cload & Yankton R. R..
Co.'s proposed line. A meeting Of the d.
rectors held in this city yesterday has put
the company upon its feet with every pros
pect of success. Arrangements are about
being perfected which will secure the carly
construction of the road. We hope sue
cess may follow the undertaking, for by
the peculiar contact Of its limo with the
other roads Of the state its building vii!
very greatly reduce the freight tariffs now
in many places so oppressive upon our
people.
From the st. Paul Dispatch. ...
The Duluth, st. Cloud l. Yanktens Rail-
way Company, incorporated last winte
seems to be live affair, its officers and
directors being in session at tho Metropol-
itan yesterday. Prominent men from diff
ferent parts Of the State we're present. The
line Of this road lies by short connection
with lake navigation directly across almost
every railroad in the State, and its con-
struction will tend greatly to reduce freight
rates ia large portion Of the State. It
will serve IS cheap outlet from the great
grain country Of the west, and 1t tho
same time furnish the same eoun.
try with lumber. and merchandise at
greatly reduced rates. The terminal points
-Yankton and Duluth themselves
would ensure the financial success Of the
enterprise were the intermediate country =
desert. Among railroad men this 10 con-
sidered tho most promising project on the
boards. May it prospect
From the Wright Comfy 7smes.
This road would be especially beneficial
to this section Of the State, and We hope
the undertaking may be speedily and com.
plstely successful.
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WHEAT PROSPECTS IN cAL1roR-
MA.

From tie San Eane;,co Bulletin, May 8.
Whatever rain falls after this date
will fsil to help the crops in tho least
degree. For all agricultural purposes
the rainy weather is over. We may
still look for the May showers which
come in hayiug time, and which; il
due from tho seventh to the fifteenth of
the month.
There is no Disgusting tho fact that
tho crops are to be pinohsd of badly
by the drought. The late rains did
not come ia season aud of sufficient
amount to help them ont. The best
showing is about the bay aud ia a fow
Of the coast counties. The great whes,
fields Of the San joaquin valley, whore
there has been No irrigation and no
summer following, will produce less
than half crop. Taking As broad a
survey aspossible at this date, We Sos
nothing to warrant the expectations
that the average will be more than half
wheat crop for the whole State.
There are a good number of fields, it is
true, whore there will be a full crop,
but these are more than Offset by the
fields where there will be . total failure,
while We have still greater area on
which there is no prospect now that
more than half an average crop will be
producsd. s-~.
These conclusions are reached with
not . little reluctance. The rain three
weeks ago greutly encouraged farmers,
and had tho quantity been doubled
within q week thereafter the results
Eweuld have satisfed all reasonable ex-
pectations. @E5t' = ~
It win be . year Of short crops.
There will not be so many wheat chsr.
tens as had been anticipated. Ships
which have already been engaged At
round figures will make hit. Blu.
fifteen or twenty million bushels
shriaksge in the anticipated wheat
Drop will make hole in wheat
freights. ..... IL
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THE following is, briefly, the report
OF monetary matters in New York for
last week, made on Monday The
bank movement last week was unfavor.
able in the matter Of the legal reserve,
though not to any great amount. Mon
ey was disturbed, however. Gold was
further advanced on Saturday, but no
indications of locking up cash gold
have yet appeared. The impression
seems to be that lookup will come,
and without notice to the street.
The threatening attitude of this clique
has its influence on stocks and foreign
exchange, which are weaker.
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ZEN. AvER1LL announces that, it
being bis duty to nominate a candidate
for Cadet Midshipman, a compet-
tive examination will be held at St.
Paul on the 9th Of August. Gen. O.
D. Green, Gen. Jno. B. Sanborn, and
Prof: A. B. Wright will act as Board
of Examiners. Candidates must be
not less than fourteen nor more than
eighteen years of age, OF good moral
character, have fair proficiency in
reading, writing, arithmetic, etc., and
be physically sound. Who, in this vi
cinity, longs for ga life on the ocean
wave p
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WHITING.
RARE CHANCE

To buy nicely furnished house and three
lots in enc Of the best locations in Saint
Cloud. Well, cistern, barn, henery, orna-
mental trees, shrubs, with grapes, currsnts,
apples, Strawberries, raspberries in bear
ing, House with seven rooms besides
wash room and closets. Completely fur
ished-beds, lounges, chairs, three stoves,
bureaus every room but cook room ear
peted. Will sell the whole together or in
lots to suit. For the next few days will be
offered It bargain. Terms easy.
Apply on the premises or address
O. E. GARRISON.
st. Cloud, MINI.
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TAKEN up on my premises, the 10th day
HORSE Pony, age u uo2' WI, with, with small
white spot in forehead. The owner will
please call, prove property, pay charges
aud take him away.
A. P. WHITNEY.
Maine Prairie, Stearns Co., Minnesota,
May 2lst, 1873. may29-3w
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We are prepared e i'm orders Tor pamnph-
let copies Of a new edition of the. Township
Laws Of Minnesota. 1t includes the Town
ship Organization Act, the Town Board of
Equalization Act, the New Road Law, the
laws regarding Partition Fence, Estrays,
and Beasts doing Damage, the Chattel
Mortgage Acts and all the kindred acts re-
lating to Townships or the duties of Town
ship officers, enacted since the Revised
Statutes of 1866. Price 80 ,cents. Sent
by mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price.
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MONEY matters in Vienna are in q
very stringent condition. A letter Of
the 10th says F.: The panic was At its
height on the 10Th, when 700 failures
we're announced. Many respectable
banking houses are given in the list
of bsnk1upts, along with lot of mush.
room concerns which have sprung up
under the mania for speculation which
prevailed during tho past year.
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: BLACK AUsTER on 4 BENDER.
HOUSES AND ROOFS CAUGHT ON
THE FLY.
Fsnees Fiat, and Bedding Floating In
- 10 tho Air. 49,.

On last Thursday afternoon south. east
wind, kind Of tornado, swept through
strip Of country hereabouts, to the dam
ago or whatever lay in ito path. A one
story house on the farm Of Mr.. James
Biggerstaff, about six miles east Of here, in
sherburne county, was completely wreck
cd. Nothing WAS loft but the lower Aoor.
Boards and studding were carried by the
tornado distance Of thirty rods, while
tho roof was whirled around and borne an
equal distance on the back track. The
house was occupied by Mr.. Thos. Haigh,
who was knocked down by = falling
timber, and his wife was scratched . little.
his wagon was carried twenty rods, and
dropped with q broken axle. A log
tifteen-feet long Was moved twice its length.
The storm spirit, in joking way, snatch
ed crock Of eggs sitting on shelf in the
house, carried it dozen yards, and de-
posted it neatly on the ground without
breaking an egg.
Half tho plsnks were wrenched from the
bridge across Elk River, near Mr.. Bigger
STATS place.
The house of. 0. Cater, about two miles
southwest Of Mr.. Biggsrstaff's, was dam
aged somewhat. A buggy belonging to
Senator Burbank, which happened to be
there, was turned over and over and over,
until there Was not much left to turn again.
On the st. Francis, G. F. Georges house
was unrooied, and Mrs. Rushton's house
was damaged.
Demolished fences and uprooted trees,
for width Of twenty. rods, marked tho
course the storm had taken.
At Paynesville, in this county, an snor-
nous barn belonging to G. Hslmer WAS
ripped to pieces, and the roof was taken
from his house. Some Of the furniture
WAS found = mile away. Other buildings
were unroofed. The track Of tho storm
was only few rods wide.
We have heard of no one being mere
than slightly injured.
At Maine Prairie, Elk Lake and else
where large hail stones fell. In this city
there was heavy dash Of rain, acoompan-
led by wind, for q few minutes.
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NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Oats-22c to 25c
Corn, SOC for new.
Flour-XXXX $5.5ose.oo; xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx 81. 00s4.50 per barrel
Feed-$1.0oa1. 10 per owt.
Cornmeal-$1.l5.
Shorts-75c.
Bran-$Sa10 per ton; 500 per cwt.
Eggs-Plenty at 10al23o.
Butter ranges from IL to 200.
Potatoes-20a30c.
Green apples $3.50 $7.75 per barrel
100 per peck.
cranberries, $1.5oa2.5o per bushel IS
per quart.
Onions-$l.0o so per bushel. Scarce.
.eAeney-25aaoc per pound.
Maple sugar-15a2 o. =.
Cabbsge-$5a$l0 per hundred.
Beans, $1.e0aS1.75 per bushel.
Cheese-l5a2oc per pound: ="
Hay-$e. 5os7.5o per ton.
Wsol-Unwashed, ssa35c; washed, 50a
$50. :,
Country hsms-1oa123e per lb.
! Sugar cured Aams-15c q 200.
Wood-$4.00s5.0 90 per cord.
Beef-On foot, 30 to 40; retailing, 6a123o
per pound.
Vesl--7aso dressed; retailing, l0a12}o
per pound.
Mutton-on foot. sa4e retailing 1oa12ao
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed retailing, 10a123o
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 psr barrel.
Turkeys-14a18c per lb.
Chickens-9al23c per lb.
Geese-9a123c per ID.
MILWAUKEE, May %.
Wheat-$l s43 for No. l.
Oats 323o.
Corn-4lc.
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ESTRAY.

OTRAYED from Maine Prairie, about the
) first Of May, RED STEER, three years
old, large, white spotted, with large horns.
A liberal reward will be paid for the return
Of the animal to F. Kimball, at Maine
Prairie, or to the undersigned at St. Cloud.
JOHN RILEY
st. Cloud, May 26, 1878. may29- If.
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The Grand Jury Of Ramsey County
has found two indictments against Emf
MUNICH for the embezzIement Of pub
lie money while Treasurer of the State.
He was arrested last Thursday, and
gave bail to the amount of $4,000 fox
his appearance to plesd-C. Soheffsr
aud M. Auerbach being bis bondsmeu.
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-Poneroy, DeCoster & CLARK, 101 Jack
son st., st. Paul, are selling oil kinds Of
fine furniture at reasonable prices. Call.
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Coop FOR HoRsBs.-I have used Prof.
"Anderson's Dermador" on my horses for
Calls, Scratches, Heelcracks, etc., and am
pleased to say that it Is the best prepar-
alton that have ever used for such cases.
have been . constant traveller on the
road, driving horses for seven years, and
have never found its equal
JOHN z. ANTEs,
Travelling Ageut, DR.. Herrick's Remedies.
See advertisement in another column.