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The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

> Prof Voelsksr thu. expl''ns the se-
tios Of clover i iae.essing ths fertility
of,o,sh LII wao ,ie ! practically .a-
qusintsd with the subject must have
seen that the best crop. Of wheat ar
produosd by beibaxs preceded by iorolp>
Of clover grown from seed. l hsv.
come 70 t.s esaeans,oas that the VERY
s.. s.es.s - q. ssss s'et.s, s',,.s.'
"A ssst smoune g.
mineral manure il brought Within
reach Of the corn crop, which other
vi.s vould remain in . lookup ossdi-
ton Of The soil. The clover plants
t,l~,kA fie l4RRlss'e; Ply
and msnSlso.ssS It into their own sub.
sistsues, which, on decemr osisioa o'
the slo,ef soo... sR ee4 lave, P'oaksee... =.
abundance ct ammonia. 10 reality the
growing Of clover is equivalent, tc a
great extent, to manufacturing With
Peruvian gu.no; aud in this paper Of
mine I shov that you obtain a Target
quantity Of manure than in the larees.
do.ss & p..saa,,sSS' IL S'gmat' sa.ao -bieh farm.
Or would ever think Of applyiug.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

-Ait lovers OF flowers must remrm-
ber, thst one blossom allowed to mature
or "go to seed injars, the plant more
than sdosea pew budt.' Gu. you,
aove,s tasn, all d -them, befor. tb,y
begin to fade. Adoru your r""ms viii
them put them 90 your tsoles; ST d
bouquets to your irlenls who hYv'
nosfowers or exchange fav,'s with
those Who have. Yu1 will sara'y hud.
that the more you cut off the more you
will Rave. All roses after thsy have
ceased to bloom should be cut back,
that the strength Of the root may g. to
forming new roots for next year. o.
bushes not seed should be allowed to
mature -Sc-tbntr's tor !Harch.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

On the Rsupsgs.-"WlIlyou have
daily 81" 90 said a newsboyto Mr..
Psr.iogtou. "WilJ | have daily son
Why, you little scapegrace How
da'e you losinuate against a lone. wo-
m'a! No, indeed, woo't have a daily
500. My poor dear husband used to
'mplain when l presented him with Il
yearly son. A daily sod, indeed
Begone you upstsrt imp" tE
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06
FLORAL GUIDE
For 1879.

The Guide 10 now published quarterly.
36 cents rsysfor tho year. four numbers.
which 10 not half the coat. Those who
afterwards send money'to tho smount OF
one dollar or more for seeds may also or
dsrt twenty five cents worth extra-ths
price paid for the Guide.
The !snaery number 70 beautiful: giving
Plaas for making rural homes, designs for
dining tabls decorations, window, gardsns,
4c., and containing MASS Of Information
tnvaluabte TO the lovers Of flowers. Ons
Auadrsd anA dfty pages, On Aae tinted ps'
psr.sens avs haadrsd saSrsviaSs :aad q
superbs seolersd plats and chrome osyaE-
The drst edition Of two. hundred theusaad
Just printed ip English and German, and
teA1y ~ SIND out. i'''hJAME9 WICK, :!
taH; w.! aFiG q! s4Gt:35 aRoohsstsr; My
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

-QuiniDe il found to possess, in =
ssry marked d~gree, the power of pre-
venting Cert Il, forms OF decom position,
and Of checking putrefacation and aIco-
hoiie termentatioo. Herr q Bioz be.
htves, from bis recent researches, that
1t is capable Of arrestiog putre taca,ion
10 the blood. - s.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

-NaPoleoo: 11l.- fooled ava7 SOME
Of hia last precious moments BY max.
ing = will that regulates the order of
Succession % he TrenoA throne. M.
polsos :n,sy "~ill;' ;''but1 the question i.
will The people "v'll Tho history Of
theoF French ,throns should have taugh.
him .hassths throne il not fixed by .
aeodioiE
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06
HOW TO HANG \ HOG EASILY

~
The WestsH t.smeas xrite.s .he N
Y. Tribune The the hind wheels o.
. wagon, with the reach 10; take >
ladder about ten feet long !; let oos emo
extend about two feet out behind .hr
wheels ;-sis i xith rope to the axle.
tree aud reach back the wheels up :.
the huteheriug plsttorm, draw ,hs hog
a 70 the lsddsrr head Ersmos., lsttl.v
kad psast1 4 8 d .hs h5s rrssalo,b' Il far
bsok % the ends Of the ladder, and let.
tisEshs hog lie Cd .hise=atbsck then
wheel g him 70 the h.ogiag-pols. lower
tAs ssd ofths reach, letting his legs
'x ideh sidss Of th, h.oging pole, put
ting the othsr end Of the eaubreI il
it, proper place; raise up the forward
end Of tho reach, letting the hog slid
dovr tic liddsaiS; remove the wheels,
and you .ilf ind tia. ths thing il don*
With v,ry4 4lissls li.sicrr fN-y : !
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w,lmEN.


What can woman do7 Beh"ld Der
works Of charity and oss~volenoe sc.t-
,,ersa o,erItll DO s.rshi vid. oiroun'
ference. She can do .nythios she
plesses, provided she has her own way
she can set the whole world BY tn
ears, and the men ut their wits e""s.
aud what has shs not done? Ask thr
= s4ueraels shades ot Wesley and " ssh.
4 s,iogt,n, saa, ,modssn .hiseo,y, and the,
will answer by pointing to the homes
Of childhood.
e Pllse ID lsr bed of ,esass cherish
bar % you Rsuld fovoriss Plant, aud
she becomes win. and proud. and way.
w.rdsAAkihk 6timpu'se and fanaies;
Ger wing is q gossamer, her songs ars
'iketh mock'ng birds, her step that
foeS f1ifJ, ,si5er RssSs'ohsngcbls as the
INT on, aud her heart triaer-the f's-
xranoe Of rose distresses her, . xeph.
.r's kiss aoyoys her, she pouts at q
-ord or look, and is ready to iaiut 10
the sua, or the dew, OF the rain, or the
.;od but toueh her cheek or daily with
her tresses
But let sickness visit her home and
lay its heavy impress upon those she
toves, sud In: : moment she 10 = chang.
! II being. He s6ole form diistes With
no pent.up fires Of her affections,
.truvgling to get free, her heart be.
c, mes fru, and she is girded tor the
york assigned her; not murmur es.
oapss bsr~tirs; place her by the side
It the dying and the dead and she il
the same godnke being. When the
fearful pest'leuce is raging, and strong
men trembls before the sweep Of its in.
Visible pover, shs rrovs stronger i"
her purl oses Of mercy, aud With uu.
d,oehing fcrtltude bAses- her breast
.nd: her .brov- Alike 10 'he5 pltits.a. ele-
ments. to the pestileotiaI air of q hos
pitsl Of the steady dew.damp Of a den.
.e,n When her own time CONES, she
meets the munster dea, b with q smile
ii resignation, quietly yielding up her
sweet sp.r,' to g d, without murmar
| or . slxh.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06
The octoyenar,aa -Ga,z,t sisYsbs

The "ctoyenar'aa -Guz,t sisrsbs j.
'utsly bringing out another book TIE
~utjret is Monarchy, 1mper;4li.m: and
Rerubl!can'sm." This veteran s. .es,
msn and author entered on bis Seth
year lsst Oc'ober. He has seen three
monarchies, two empires and three re-:
puDlics. -.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

-Salmou eggs to the humber Of
10000 were recently shipped from
Bremen M to to this y copatry: Two thirds Of
these are prescott from the German
Gosernneo', .nd they viii be di,tfib.
'utrd BY the Smithsonian Institution, ! to
tn. various dsb.b.ssdiog e. sbli.k-
ments 10 the country. &@a.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

"A Mrs. Clarke, passenger 10 the
steamship Cuba, which arrived at New
York recently, sc'd hrf s,n,,ss Eve year.
OF age, for, eigb, bo''les Of porter. The
li,t''' fellow start. d ~ih the buyers,
Mr. sod Mrs Farmer, tor Ohio.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

-Al'eady, since the beginning Of
January: have been reported the wreck
If sixteen ships, twenty steamers, four.
teen barks, twelve brigs, and twenty
nine schooners. .,>: '-~
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

THE MOST THOROUGH PURIFIER OF THE
eLnoo YET DIscoTEE2D.
CURES ALI. IIJNORS. FROM 4 COMMON
ERUPTION TO TIE WORST SCROFULA.
By its use Cancers ere cured, and
Canccrou$ tunlots are dispersed Without the sur
geon's knife-Scrofuia colouered: ari Consulp-
ton prevented and cured.
Venereal Diseases. Nercl-:al ard Miner
al Poiscns. and their Etcts ercdicated. and vsor
Gus health aid 4 sound constitution established.
Female Weakness and Disease:
Dropsy general or partial; Svellings. external or
internal; and Tulnors are reduced and dispersed
Erysfpelas, SAT- Rheum. scala Head and
Fever Sores are soon removed by this powerful
detergent medicine.
Scorbutlc Diseases, Dand-uf, scaly
or Rough Skin, and Pimples quickly give way,
leaving the skin smooth and fair.
Chronic Diseases. Fever and Ag4e, Dis
ordered Liver, Dyspepsia, Rhenmatism, Nervous
Affections, General Debility. in . short I3i al the
uuered, and give way before this most powerful
corrector. the King Of the Blood.
Each bottle contains between forty and
atty ordinary doses. costing ooly one dollar
F1rng,, ono to four or Eve BEETLES viii
cr",, Sal .ie., . S7l!l T. A. Ping Worm. P:-l-
p.>.s on TIC lce, T.. e., ~ Lcrr'.ons, ETC.
gFro::, two 70 ~.C.:: bottles vii cure
s, l.: E-l~ .:o::s q - -. ce:s. St.es. a--d
E:ro::. tvE, Z I -: e. VII rrS!c7e
ho?l,1.v+ -:,r ; t. - @r.2cT1. VII ~
I'll :e tn. l}o"e:@ " -
From LI.o so - =: : ~ = i7TTld
cf.'ctu4l in cu";H- : .;--:e1d2tt'e, st.
\..US I.rNH. III r.
Tro?-1 az % syro5ss ( !:,---1t: I'll cure
the Wo:~i ,5~:.l {: : u. 80
Ero1;. s!:~ca 70 t.s'2,vo hotties vii
cure severe a.! rN-i..2;c ca scs y: ''at2rrh.
Fros.s sy., :os,5,r hotties will cure tie
worst cases Of Pi,es. T re9"! & stlve Bo5VelS
FroFs, two 10 sez2 bottles will cure
Price III nf;: Ea;ssc. OF G bottles fo- IS.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06

. "A Richmond man carried home y
photograph ct an actress which be Lad
drawn in a l.ttery, aud his wife put
OUT one Of bis eyes under the impres.
siUD that it was q local affair.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06
N N.TlCE OF nIO,iTGAGE FuhEA Los.
IRE.

N.TlCE OF NIO,LTGAGE FokEA Los.
IRE.
nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
-. Of one CERTAIN nlvrtg"ge m.ue execu'-d
his vile, ot s:s"rns county, Mnu., m,rtg ..ors, to
Mat1a Eva kierlngs, mortgages, beurug date On the
9th day Of May A. b. 1867, aud r.cu.ded tho
office ft the Register Of IA and for Stearns
ty, Minnesoth, IN the 5th day July, A. Il. 1866,
~ one O'clock p in Uook ~" of Mr.. gage Deeds
on pages 49e, 400, 500 aud 5v1 conveying and
gsgnk a those tra:ts pieces and parcels of land ly
Minnesota, described rs follows, 10 wit: Being that
portion ofblvck ~" in the town ot Sc. Cloud, de-
scribed ~ follows, commencing at a point in the
ton svsnue in said own. nineLy (94) feet nvrt-
erly f0m the corner of said block at the intersect-
lon os said Washington Avenue aud st. dermaiu
street In said towns themes runuinx mol tter.y acnx
said boundary line between said Ulotk "C" and
Warrington avenue, iorty (4O) feet; thence Ut right
ang.es eas'urly une huudreu and tuilty-two
[i3z] fest; thence at Eight angles southeriy,
turty (4O} feet; thence ut right Angles to th,'
place Of beginning. Also lot hr.e ~ III block
forty .4oh lot two W lu block tvrt,-tw (4al,
ana ths sout.-easterly twu-thi'ds ~ Of lot NJ.
feet trunt un Washington avenue by la2 feet deep,
and al being in the town OF ST. Clouu according IL
u plat ami survey thereof mnde by Johu l.. sou
and II 10 iu tire office cl tue Repister Of Dess uf
SAIL Stearns County; which sais nortg .ge Civ.
to secars the pay VI uute made aud delivered
by sail Ludwig Robbers to said NJ .rla Eva II iei.
lnk0, k00 suO u OF oSdu uAtoWAtu s0u
mortgage, and duo two years tlersaitcr, with th'
tsrsst until paid 1t tho rateof ~ per cent. per
mum, payable ssmi-annualiy, on which said MOI '-
gage thereis claimed to be duo and IL due ut the
data oi this notice, the sum Of Six Hundred AID
seven dollars: tho further sun II 5000 therein
conditioned to Cs paid In sf foreclosure there
Of
Tho above described south h.easterly * Of lot No.
In block No. :, has besn released from said mott
gage.
Now, therefore, no proceeding at law or other
Wlae having 4oen had 20 COLLECT said tsage debt
or uuy part thereof notice 10 hor by gwen that by
vrluu oi \ poweruf safe Contained IN sai nlorgu
and IN pursuance Of lts STATUTE u such Case
ana provided the said murtgage will Do ,orec use,i uy
tho sale Ut Tho above aa~crluu tr., uhd except
thai tract released. rs stated above by the
Sheriff Vi said stearno auunty, at the 'front.' door vi
the Court H"use. n the CITY y sam Cloud, said
6tearus county, At pubic auctio to the highest
bdd +, Tor Cash, ON "a URDAY, TuE FiFTEENTH
DAY OF AARUu A. b 1873, ut the hour Of 2P.A,
OF sAd day. tO satisfy said mortgage deot, interests
AAd Cuts Uf fore losure together the said
shrty dollars to bs paid " Aforesaid, in OF fore
'' GEORGE GElSsEL,
Kx1R COLLINS, Sheriff OF st.arny Co., MINI
Attorneys.
:" MARIA EVA KLERINGs.
Dated Jan. ~. AD. 1874. ianYle7 Mortasxes
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ADVANTAGES $!!:o9a3llYE!o 9E{6HEo BY THIS
Farm tor Sic.

THE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm OF l6O acres, Oh the uerth aud OF
Maine Prsire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
rie an | meadow, and the whole enclosed
with a good fence thirty acres heing under
cultivation On the premises is
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
With stables, grsnary aud storehouss two
good wells, and other Improvements: This
farm 10 directly on tho main road FROM st..
Cleud to Forest City, and will DO sold
tkte1. inquire 1t this Office, or If
=: =; -: ::si:.:: :.:: j.. 6: DAM
r; .-,. .:":' On the premises.
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Notices Of the Press.
The Weekly IL The Abtest and most pow
erful illustrated periodical published in
this country. Its editorials are scholarly
and convincing, and carry mu.h weight.
Its illustrations. OF current events are lull
and fresh, and are prepared by our best
designers: With = circulation Of 10000,
The Weekly IL read, BY at least half d mil
lion persons, and its s'influense - an organ
Of opinion il simply tremendous. The
Weekly maintains : positive position, aud
expresses decided views on political and
sseiai problems. Coxritr- Jour-
xsl. t:sIsa f@ s'a9 ''" SIX SKI Il. s"''- =
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GOETTEN & TROSSEN
Offer to the public, al IIovpuers old stand,
on 81. CcriLain stree. everything i'll the
line OF MEAT .nciuItHg
Freak ISs,~f, Fork, Veal
~ NEr1t tENss- H1'i<.I Vels-
ison, @:ss,S:s sss., HEAD
SA.e ><>=~ - .>&s-,,
at as reasonable rates as any stand in the
city.
Give them call AMI see for yourselves.
81. Cloud. Feb. ( til, 1915. vl5-n
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s.a *s's''a Il sta tits,s III. itsst, s2s =,
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Of ,sst' aAA 'siisxt tthasvS sslas1 IND II
aay jsutlsi Std Nv Shosf II" the
organ Of The great world. u fasAisn.-Bss'
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FRESH OYSTERS.

The undersisu u has openei al Oys-
ter Saloon and tonl lec;ionery Establish
ment on Washington avenue, where he will
be prepared TO serve
AT ALL TINES
Oysters cooked i'll any style; also Con:ec-
uouey, Nlls, &c. give tua cull
S. }. nCFTER.
81. Cloud. Oc,. Is, 1871
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Minnesota Division.

Leave
Duiuth,
12v5 ?. M.-For Brainerd and Moorhead and in
t-rnieuiate stations.
Arrive at Biuiherd $50 .. m.
Brainerd.
7.s0 a. N.-For Moolhead, Glyndon and interme-
diate stations.
Arrive at Muorhead $50 p m.
600 AL For Duin b, connecting at Thompson
Junction with train for St. Paul and
MluneapulI-.
Arrive at Duluth els p. M, St. Paul
GAO p. m., Mlnueapolis 7.00p. M.
Mocrhead,
$50 a. NJ. For Brirerd Duluth, St. Paul and
Miuneal,o oils. ~
c. w. NJ e;AD. len Manager
R.W. CHASE, Freight Agent.
G. G. SANBORN, Gen. Tilk"t Agent.
Geue.al Offices at Bruinerd, Mlnn.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

A Serial Story by Dr.. HOLLAND. Nov
Story by Saze Rolm. Il Story from
Bret Ha,te. Brilliant Array Of Contrib
u,ors. Clarence Cook os~FLr~iturs snd
Decoration. r. R. Stoddard on AusAo,s.
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William A. siRournsy, ~bo; clai,u,-
q t', e b b 80 /. .on Of M, sieourn.y, the.
poetsas, wss faed for 'petty lstesny 10
Bo,tog toth6, !, day: III sass=
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THE INTER.o OCEAN,, {
TnE REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR 1873.

u 49, AAV AA9A1es\eWADAA~S ~
TIE REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR 1873.
Encouraged by the favor with swhieis The
Inter Ocean has bssn ressivSa, tho 1fdei-
etor has enlarged it toa
TEN COLUMN FOLlO PAPER.
Forty Large Columns Of Reading Mattsr.
In the future, as in tho past, tie Intsr-
Ocean will continue the staunoh Adyo1h4
Of the principles Of the Rspubheaaa1njtE
During the political campaign just closed
it won position ~
thu L1AD11Q ex-sr, ,s>-
REPUBLICANaPAPER
IN TH8 NoRrHwIsT.
And this position it will sndeszor to man
'":ci The 1.t.r-oo..aal..aa a.a al..aaloo2tiso. to H. IL.
Organ OF the people in tho largest sense Of
the word insisting upon the preservation
Of tho rights Of tho many - against the
few, Te this end it will naiutalu IN up.
eeasing warfare against the abuses and ex-
tortivns OF all chartered mouopoliss, and
no. attempting to destroy the just rights Of
auy. but dete, mined to bring every spec
isl privilegssgrsntsdah by alsgialaiixa:sotna<
der ,ontrol Of the power that conferred It,
believing that the public conscience is The
rrue tsSourt' Of 6nsl resort in an questions
affecting the relations Of corporations and
the psople. - = =. :-:..:s::: J., - .
In literature. general news, toreigl a1d
domestic correspondence, local matters. and
Ill that goes to make = first GLASS 9 ::
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PAPER.,- -
I. does not intend TO be excellsd BY any
publication in the country. ''
: .r" THE 'ooxxiio1At plrAlrxuxr. =.
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everything possible viii .beidons 70 make
the Market Reports such - the farmers
and business men Of the Northwest can r.
~ upon. c3''.;:2a - 49, - . !!
- The AGRICULTURAL D1PART1IHT
will be carefully sdited by = gentleman Of
ability and experience.
The religious and moral character will be
guarded with especial care, and nothing
will be admitted into its columns, either
ss advertisements or ~reading matter, inn
proper forthe family circle. .
J : THE DAILY 1NTER-OCEAN
Is published every day il the week (sun-
.~' days excepted.) .,
~ mail lin advanced per year Sl2 %
s' six mouths 6 90
g per quarter 90
Daily every other day three times per
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Paper for Sunday So 90 extra. !.
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Uquestionably tie best sustained ,uorS of the kind IN
the HAcid."
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

Notices Of the Press.
The ever.inoreasing circulation of this
excellent monthly proves it's continued
adaptation 10 popular desires and needs.
ludead, when We tniuk iuto how many
homes it penetra es every month, we must
consider 1T as one Of tie educators as we'll
rs en,t r' ainers of the public mind, for its
vast popuisrlty has been won by no appeal
to stupid pr.judices or depraved tastes
Boston GIube.
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THE WEEKLY INTER-OCEAN

THE WEEKLY ANTEk-OCEAN
Now goes to more than 5000 postof6ces,
distributed over forty five States. Terrific.
ries and provenoes and 70 solicit subsorip-
tions from all parts Of tie country go
= While the Inter-Ooesn will espeeially
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west, it ii the Intention 10 make Il Z Nalioa-
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teresting and useful to Americans mlsvsry
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TThe above described fund is
deposited With the State 1Esur-
ance Commissioner tree OF inter-
est aud is pledged to remain
there free Of int crest or other ex-
pense to the Company, as long
as it needs to hold The fund for
the security Of its policy holders.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
WINTER RARRANGEMENT, 1872 and 1873.
.:.i : --
LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI
- DIVISION.


LSsys
1se 1. M.-rer Dalath, connecting ct Thompson
:: -. 1rnHe. as Dglath SA p. =. Rrainerd,
7.3e 4. and III ';:7' T. ~ ~ ' -''''"
4.3OP. A.-Ror Sti lwat6r. - -
-. Arrive ct saltwater, 600 q. m. and
635 r N.
Minneapolis.
1.lO A. .M.-For Saltwater and Duluth, connecting
at iho,upsou .nctton with trains for
Braiuerd an Nor, l' ad.
Arrive Duluth 3. Is p m Braiuerd
o.3u p. III saltwater va III.
6.12 P M.-Frr Chlska, Carve, and Sioux City juno.
tim.
Arrive Chaska 7.4O and Carver ut 80
Arrive Sioux City Jdnction s.s D. m.
Duluth.
1910 A. M.-For st. Paul. Minneapolis, Saltwater,
and ro IDS dvergiug from St Paul.
Arrive st. Paul o4u, Minneapolis 100
pm.
Saltwater.
10 A.A.- For St. Paul and Duluth,
las P.M-For St Paul and Minneapolis,
Arrive 81. Paul o55 H., AMI $40 p m
Arrive Alnn apolls 7.UO p. M.
Arrive Duluth a.4a pm.
Sioux City Junct
$40 4. N.---For Minneapolis
Leave Cn, YER $40 q. m. ami Chaska
6.52 u III.
Arrive 1t Minneapolis SIS ar
w. w. taUNGER FORD,
Gen. Sup1rint udenr.
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MOTHERS!
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IL Lows sCt:A tfsAG iIstS ECtS
.lki iLDkfGN T'EiEli4iSG.
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EE- fA1L1NG : Ct E IN ! :IDl - Is UF < Ast.S
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vlgu' a;rs Tic soH atn 49,. Nel> cylI-vi> ac.llly
and gives tone ana ,Etl%, T.. ,Le hoe >ysliIi 1t
VIII ais" i >tautiy rtlevc
Gri ping "A the Rev els e f,d Wind collie.
W. leeNelt The bt.> ulu oLl.t-sl thMfLi
In l tit "bRt l.. IN H.lL L-S,> b ! y hl AMI
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frt iec'hi1E {: a!sN ,i.,:t ,,u-t
Iepend upun it u'otho1>, it"l give rest 10 yrur
selves aru
nelaef a nd Health TO your Infants.
Be sure and call Tor
alis. SVinsiov's Seoshins Syrup,
having the fac siInitie Of "CCHrlS 4 PERKINS,
on the SIDE wrapper.
Sofa ts druggists Though ct the N,rll
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-03-06
Ha.rper's Weekly.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED,

~ Complete Pictorial History Of the es:"-"7he
best, cheapest. and most successful E4,,ily
Ll.aa N..l,a
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points.
Trims leave St. Paul depot, fot of Robert street. as
follows: 4
For Hastings, Red Wing, Lake City, Reeds Land
ing, Wabasha, Aiuhe,ska, Winoua, la Crosse, Nil
waukse, Chicago aud East couth.
1<.%O p. IN. Mail rraln, Sundays excepted.
6:%5. p: m. Through Exprsss, saturdays excepted
vi LEhP1NG CAK from SC. Paul,
THROUGH
WITHOUT CHANGE Or CAko
TO CHICAGO.
and connecting with The 5.15 =. lii. trains in Chi
cagu \ all ka >teru koY.s.
Irdlns by thus will ARRIVE at Sc. kaul at
7.lo a. lll. and &. ~ p.IA.
BY this line P.sseuS.i ill the magnif
cen s'enefy o1 III upper Mississippi without the
annoying delays uavlsa llvn vr tue Just auo
ie't ol III .auu toutes.
6.3" m, Mail and Ex ress tor McGresor
Prallie du I. c'n, Milwaukee, chicago
AcureSor trains w'il arIlve 81. faul at 10, IN
DduuAuE ~ LuGChEU
t. all paris Ut the
UNllLD 5 Ia les.
Passengers sh uld purchase their tickets Via. NIL
WAUkE. III order to Secure all ths advantages o.
his liue
For Minneapolis.
Leave st. Paul .......... .......,...,., lz2u a. M
Leave 81. Paul ...........!..... 2:3U D. m.
Ae4yo Oh 3OV y. N.
South, anu SLEEPIkG CAR BIRTHS sec.rsd On ap
p1c*tloh to J. A. Chandler, Gsuelai Agent.
-. 8. 5. MERRILL, 9sner2I Manager.
&c. GAGLf Asst Gen. MAuager.
A.V. .CAkPENrEk, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Gu. PRIOR, DivisiCn Superintendent.
J.A.EhANOLEK General Agent.
0dcs cor.sr Third aud Jack kson Streets, and
deIor