davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
giite Ssntldler 8rieie.

- S'st no bic gRittsrung ntsbrr ans
asmebm ;u pfrptn beginnt, piinihen
JamiIisn aud5 ibrs SOnntags Queaigs
,u modem. gs 9tbt pUbI in efr gan,en
@rgsnp teiusn Srt, bsr fir pisfrn 3prf
mrbr sutfprr6fuD uub bsqusm 3slsgsn
mare, ais Der Central YaTf BON Gbae.
Dds Der Slceum 5lat. gBn b5rrn,
pab Don isBt nb BET 9inlissm ggsttsr
pifbfr Die 70 tsItsbtsR SUuntnss Com
jerie ltatifiucsn prr6sn, unO gIaubsn
unisrn 2sisrn eine 0sfdutstsit 3u tbun,
wenn mir fe parauf aufmsrtlam MAIDEN.
- S6r ipart @slb unO 9sit, wsnn
Str ;u NcrtOn's ssbt fir Sapstsn unb
Ssnltrr 8Orbdnse. Das gr5Be Eager
,ur NuSpntl i'm n6rbIthsn Ysnnlplpa-
nisn Su rrOujirtsn prsilsn, ben blrtsn
3eiteR entIprfhsnp. 21mi
- Ser Ghae. 81. gBeifsnIub, Der
elm poblpsrpisntss 8tnUmss oils Der ,us
purtUmmsntle Sfrfdufsr biefsr Stapt
bsfBt, III itBt in benz glsnpaarsner-
f6dft pom u. s. gBallb an 9cdas
mama aUtnus, eegrniibsr BON 5rn. 6.
.. 9fiuifsrs Siore. Gr pirb au6 TN
ntutn plaBe flo bsfrsbtn, alien lttnsn
rriibsrn Sunben sersdtt Su psrpsn. uuo
label ts frsuneIt< gum SsluGs stn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
6. .. Garmr0m, oansl,r in
Yine SrOOf &Oblen.
Office In 3O. 1O9 penn asenur,
2iIS Scrantpn, @a. II
@rimerun8 an @bilabeIpbie.
IE;,,eTsrt

tGingeIsnt)
.! Serantcn Stabt' Srgsl;
bisrmit britstnigr Id tnb Id msinsn
glamfn feline S6anbs MAIDEN MID rnpem
Id ais Dsutf6sr, tas scranton @U6sn.
tIdtGsnsut StUaraoiid pstTsts--. aut
1T eu6 ale Surnsr brfant, bag Id alt
@rnpallma6sr nIr auf Sronung IsGs
parum 3urntr srmabnt Id @u6, unit
baIts rs fir mttns YFt6t 60 Gu& an
has 5srB Su Isssn ftif an mid Su baltsn
I'm Wulsum.
81. gBs. Sta. Org.
o. Stabtprssl @dsnsr SOn Scranton
tu i6tmpft S&nsitrrmiiIIsr 70 irbr
bGttti bu etefn Rttnrr.5 5aIsnte
a@ Wasntr mas milf bu nod mrbr.
gIuf brine ssbissus 8srbauuns
Sab it sin unsntlibts Sssr
gsbirsnsr Spsnber psrbrC6sn
Sisb 6riB6sn bas arssrt bid fsbr.
Du baif feinsn grsis aufupsiien
llnb biif bod 70 bid unb 70 I6per
Nm Stusibsrmiiaern ;u fr6nfsu
Das ifi etiu sinsis Ssssbr.
ea6 S6nsibrmiGIern Sufritten
Du Srsslmaun bod unb btbr
Cont mad i'd Dir nod mtbr gtrIs
limb feb, bic Ssrbauli bu Su I&p1.
6. M., S@nubfrmsiitsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Sm aDerf0aafcm: f:

3pst gBCbntauier un6 Cots, gsrgen In
SIatslY 3cpnibip. unb betbe psrlrbrn nit allen
Vsrbriftrungen, tpie 9dfofen, Srunnen, Sial-
lung II. |. 10. j3abIun9sirrmin lri6t. Rabrr
Austunft IN ettler Sfhes, Oter bel gugult
S@m 1T in prieeviar, Habr SIppbnnt.
2lmi6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Ranlots.

3! Cots, an bsr 8rminstun 9tSsnue CSlps
Gums 6latl sslsssu, treresn grgsn pirr tsrmin.
priie 3ablunsrn gum 8erFauf ausaebctsn.
Hiir BaumriIter III biris @elrgsnbtit gut, ba
Cant atnus duf benz ganbr III, I'M ben 9duf-
prrts Der eots berausiblasrn Su fTnnsu. ga,
btre Nusfunft ipirb eegrbtn aun bas. o.
Bred, gbsr In Der Sff.ee 6es ,,g8oAenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
RM aDerf0aGfc1a :

Der llntsptidnste birtet bisrmit lIstsn quite
pfsres une 8slbirre, cine ansabl 6ra6t- uup
aneere Daesn nrbii gllem 3ubebSr gum Der
taufe an. gfdbsre austunft ertbeilt M. 9app,
Srantpn, pa. 23p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
8erfaufe -Serlangt.
Stt lDcrfCetlfc1p: :

@inr partie }en3poiten unb Brstter
bon prrjiisltbrr SualitGt; lppis Baubpb ir.
Der art prlhrs nab BslrIlung er1agt un6 Gs,
lisfsrtipirb. AuftrGse nebmrn an Sr. Charles
Gtfber Srdntpn, cher Stautu. 8retGt6.
Dunnings. 5m,74
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Rm aDcrf0mfena> :

9 6Bue eots, hrei bappn an Der 8ranFs
lin Npsnut, cine an WulbsrrpfraBr unb bic
nnerrsn an cine GlIry erruienc, psrSeu unter
btatgen Stetnsunsen perfnufi. Raa msIer
T& bel
1Oap SUtn 9sihIsr, Srantpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04

- @us elmer gln;sige an anbertr
Stsls 1T rrihtli6, bnb tint @snerals
BeriammIung Der MttgIirbsr bsS @.r
mania Saupfrein am fummrnttn Gam
ftdss tn Sisfsrs 5ulIt abssbaIhn wirb,
um Shrtttt ,u teratten, pie bic @ss
i6dfte gum f6nsGtn abf6lu6 arbrn6t
psrrsn f5nnsn. Da bits fir ale 0lt.
sltsesr BON SnitrsFs III, 70 pirO stusm
iablrsiGsn Ssfuts sntatssn gefsbsn.
- Der Ssfcrniipnstdg wurbe bier
nur psnis ssfsisrt Obl6On UisIs Sc.
f&dfts ssfdbtcGen warsn. Gin umsus
fanb uidt Statt, bic ,ur @rdtsrI6miits
tune bsIttmmtsn SOlbatsn unb Burger
fubrsn In 6utfdsn mad ben rsls. &irts
b6fsn. Sn prOpibsues binssssn btslten
bic Burger sinen tmpUfantsn llm,u1.
- Nstrsrs tsr Nafb Srintfontainsn
i1ub bsrsits tteiIpsiis pbsr gan, aufgt"
it:lIt unb cine srUbs StqusmIt6tsIt.
= Die 3sibIsr. 8lafsr'f&s Neifauras
tiOn an 0adawanna Apsnus III isbt Int
fsIuftn Sislt rsnuptrt unb ben bibf6ss
ittn 2Utalsn BON Nsw gOrt tn Ginri&s
tuns unb Ssbtsnuns sIsi6. Die @str.
Dttltam unb Srans Sap, Dsl&t bic
Dsforaticns- unO SrsseUs 2Irtfiten Bee
fur9ten, bab.n f& an pitfsm eUtaIe sin
bletbsnbts Wouumtnt ibrts 8inifler4
taIentss errt6iet. Die Counters Iinb
aus Der rdbmiibit tsfannten 3srtlfdtte
BON @risfsr u. So. Encouragement unb
iitsrtrsHsn alss, mas 1s btetfr In biss
fem SADIE feiftte - mas 9spib pisl IA.
gen ptQ. Die 5srrsn 3siplsr u. Slaisr
wtresn ui&t nur ftne ppqllinbise 9tes
hauratiun nit MARINER uno flltsr Siide
etnrtGten, fcnbsrn and gts Cream,
Gates, 9anbiss &C. taltsu. Nsbrn bsm
5auptIptaIe III bas stsn 70 elegant ttns
8srthtsts OamfnStmmsr; pnrh ttnsn
Sang sslanst man In bic ssrdumise
unb gut psntiIirts 5als, rOItIbit aI>
atsnplt6 EbsatsrvOrfsuunssn RattFn.
ben. g8sr nod nidt bort mar, tOlts
bas GOtal Der gurIoftdt balttr tsiu6tn,
Nsnn es bistst eobial tsm aues unb
@aumtn uut IN Otus usbsrtrstbuus bas
BdtlGelt tn Der Stabt.
- Die anSabl Der StsusrpFi&tiesn
in unisrsr Stact ptrO auf 5,764 ansss
ssbtr. Mit 4 muItiplIjirt brinet biss
ots 8sp6Ifsruns BON gBtItsstarrs auf
23,O56.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Wt0beln !! Wt6beln {!
6riefer S CO..

SOC 9adapauna gSs., rabt @aibinstcu aSs,
,siaen biermit hem bsuti6ru pubIifum an, sab
tie ibr @elbGft uah ibrsm risusn ususu @e-
t6ube n66fs IbHrr Won tbrrm friibsren pIaBs
perlsgi bdben.
Dem asttTttu publifum fir bisbsrissn GU
ipru6 eanfsn,, grbsn mir sussih bic 8srii4-
srung, bak mir uu1ers 8unben auG in 3ufunft
reef unb Silia bteienen pfrbtn.
Reparaturen prompt ausgtfibrt.
GbsnIp smpfebIen mir uns aIs stiGerbsipr.
deY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Garllamanna6 6ons,

eadaBanHa ASsnue nabr brnt Depot
gbaS. ErpPP, prpp'r.
Das pbtgt, tn better @eiIt tiustri6tstf
Saus II mii 9lsm rsristsn, mas BEN abrpfr
lur Stdrfung unb Grfrilhuu8 nStbis III.
Suites gier, bic fsinifsn gBeine, etauTrr
uuf Giaarren, trarme uub talts Speilen; Iu'
fern. arf isbt gIrt juttreiist.
Gin feiner Sanl fur Damen unb Gamilirn,
I'm Sablrri6tn 9Hlpru4 rriuGt fetur 8reun'
he 25inS Gbds. 5Tupp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
2ller0nOer S0D.

.ftrsfO-, gaucs anO SrbilO-m maItr,
0Yuming gtprnus, uabe ber nsueu prifof.
fies, bslorat aQe in Isin Sod sinl@lagtubrn Ar-
beiteu uue Sapeiiereu belftns. illp7O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Merebonts & Mecbonirs
y uuf.
nm q routOu 3No
Capital $500, 100000
GnrpIHs 9JrDfit, $4,000

BON g Z, ran t ton, a

Diele 9ant bat Gin aufbesabItss Capital
bon 3ipei Snnbert unb Thnf;is
Saufcno Dollars, nit tinsm ansrbdufs
ten llsbsrf6u6 BON Shuf;ta Saufenb
Dpllars, il central IUfirt nit Sramtsn
unb Direftcrrn, bic nit tsn Sebhrfnifsn btr
@tl9aftspslt ssnau osrtraut iinr, unb cfsrirt
ben Saufsutsn, YrpfsliiOuiifsu unN Gubsrsn
pUr3iisIits GarilitGtsn fir ible ganfssi&dfts.
@s9isl Strfauft fir ale EbsiIs Der gerrinis-
ten Staatsn unb europa.
Srsaniiirt inter sinrm iptjieIsn Gbartsr
bsr @slrgssbuns bon gfnnipIpnnisn, nit bop
pslttr gfrbinbIi6fsit. Srbs grUjsnt 9ntersI
fen bsSablt auf 3siibspplitru.
GOrrtIpOnhrnten mT8tn elmer icrsfaltis'n
Ssa6tune ibrsr @sl6Gfts iib Srrf4srt baItsn; (;
GrlIsftipnsn an alien SanptOrtsn tperbsn &C.
maGt unb am Gage Der 3abIuus gum nisbrtS'
len @e6IsIs GpurIs beribtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04
Sm fDerfCsptfclp ::

Der nntsrjeibnrte piffrirt Ieia Spppeltss
gaflfeinppbnbaus an ViasiIun 4Sfnue ,um
8erfapf Dalfrlte in nit 0nlTrr, @as unb
alien mCberren gsrbsiIrrunetn sinarrittrt unb
ltegt an elmer Der REORGANIZATION Sna6en BON
Srantpn. Gin gutter StalI unb anetre au.
esbaubs inS auf bsm Gisentbum. gebinsun.
gen unh 5ermins lfift.
1904 @eprae GjrdmbR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-04

S4etne Sur 9ffSrberuns BON paTaeisrsr
BON unb mad allen @seerber 0euti6lanbs
unb ber Sbwti; nit Dampf- obsr SrseI- S6if-
fen Hbsr gIntpsrpfu, Bremen, 5amburg, Saprr,
Sipsrpppl &c. su bebsutenb srnlGbigten TrsiIrn.
gIusSablungsn bur6 prit. .gtupriiunern burtt
ben NGrbbeutI6sn 9lOyO ra6 benz giCrbtrut,
iden 9unc, Sairrn, @iirttsmbrrs, 9abrn,
SeIien, Gurentburg, ben 9fie6srinnbsn, DANE,
mari, S&prbfn unb Horpssen.
@elbsr fur uniere Rfhnurg In DeutIh-
lamb einbrjablt, psrbrn In Sob pber @sgrn.
pertb in papisr BON uns pfrgiitst.
gpllmabten, Wietbss unb aduf- fentrafts,
8treiuiste Staatsh pdfIr ,r. ausssfsrtist.
8iir ale bur1 uns brlprgtfn @tIb6fte Eirb
garantirt.
6mi9 gBtIb. &. StteGeI II. Go.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24
PERSONAL.

A Missouri officer. having no clue
to the identity Of burglar but hat,
took it to public school. and holding
it up, asked the boys whose it was, and
several of them told him n twinkling.
Female telegraph operators in Ber-
lin are peremptorily forbidden to paint
their faces. or ''iet their real or false
hair wallow over their backs
An Atlanta man. who had several
times been employed as gallows build
er. and made sort O. speciality of this
industry. was rejected as juryman IN
a murder trial. the other day, on the
ground that he was an interested party.
A university student broke through
the ice on Lake Monona the other day,
where the water was only four feet
deep. When he was hauled out and
laid upon the ice, he family whispered !:
Boys didn't care for myself but
N engaged.
When London clergyman pro-
poses to take boarders, he advertises
that .his enlarged arrangements have
enabled him to carry out still more
fully his original object viz to obvi.
ate the trouble of housekeeping foI
small families and obtain for them the
pleasures of society without expense
while securing to them the entire COM
forts of separate private house.
A number of lady gymnasts are il
regular practice at the rooms of ths
Olympic Club in San Francisco. The,
do their contortions in slippers. stripes
stockings, loose pants. and other things
i in which costume they are said to lool
J pretty. The schoolmarms are given t
! practice on the trapeze and horizonta
. bar, while it Is noticed that the maz
: ried women mostly devote their effort
{ to practice IN swinging the heavy clubs
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

THB Faribault Democrat says Donneiiy
lett the Republican party on account OF us
corrnntionl upon which the Winona Repub-
Lean saws: The idea of Donnelly's being
driven from ANYTHING by corruption is pc
culiarly rich. Twelve yoke Of oxen couldn't
draw the nose of that ''pestlterous little oem-
agogue" away from hot hrlck,l ne tnougn'
he smelt corruption in It,
In the spring Of 1872, Sinclair wrote
US, begging US to stand firm for Grant
We were not ''pcstiferous little dema-
gogue" then he wanted us to stick to
the party of corruption and plunder'
We wrote him letter in reply contain
ing this sentence:-
81 feel that a man had better be dead
and worm. eaten, than swallow his con
yictions and live life of shameful pros
perity amid the ruins of his self
respect.
And we supported Horace Greeley
Sinclair never forgave us for that gen
eralization. He has never since lost al
occasion to attack US. The boot fittet
him. He swallows his convictions. II
is living life of shameful prosperl1.
amid the ruins Of his self-respect-th
pensioned sycophant of a man h
loathes. He is postmaste on
by the charity of William Window. H'
draws his pay and he beslavers his pa
ron.
Now Sinclair, you charge us wit
corruption. We defy you to put yo'
+ obscene finger on a single act IN all OF
life that was or is corrupt. We del
YOU utterly. Open your NAV al
, pour out all you know against
Bring out your proof before the worl
t or stand confessed malignant liar al
. an unmitigated slanderer.
A hot brick forsooth He'll ism h
8 enough for the man who crawls on
5 belly for place aud plunder. The do
O licked Lazarus but, to their honor
+. it spoken, they were not paid for
!. You have got your Lazarus. Wall
his sores with your servile tongue; ia
s. your srecnbacks, and be silent.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

DoxSsLIY, too, is opposed to Republican
Senatorial caucus. Heevidently thinks that
in a regular Tipperary scrimmage IN Joint
convention has head might be the unsortu-
nste one to be hit with the Senatorial club.
No danger lgnstius, this is not your funeral.
-Erchasge.
Donnelly is not opposed to Repub-
lican caucus. He believes the Repub-
hcans will hold one. and that Ramsey
will buy his way through. under such
circumstances Of outrageous corruption
as will insure the Opposition the control
Of this State forever after. We admit
that it is not our funeral. but it looks
very much like the funeral of the Re
publican party of Minnesota. As tc
being struck by the Senatorial club,
our chance is about the same as the
ch2nce of a particular fence post to b
struck by lightning.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

In the Farmers Union of December
18th. Abernethy gives glowing pic-
ture of raspberry bush, loaded with
delicious fruit. and an accurate descrlp-
ton of how to raise 1T, and then. IN
conclusion, adds ''this species is too
tender for this section. We have
sent our copy to man IN Cuoa'
and have requested him to write an
essay OH the best way to cut and pack
ice, for the Cuban newspapers, and H.
lustrate it with a picture.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

ABERsErHY says that if you cut
potato. for seed, between the ends, you
will raise no potatoes; and if you cut
it from end to end you will raise none.
The question arises. how in thunder
wiH YOU cut it! We are reduced to
the dilemma of the old woman in the
story. She went out to cut magical
plant at, midnight, by the light Of the
full moon. If it was cut from below,
upward, it would act as an emetic; II
it was cut from above, down. it would
act as purge. When the old lady
reached the spot and found the plant,
she forgot which way was which. and
to make sure, she cut it both ways
The disastrous results can be imagined
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

The Hennepin county Council is IN
that we proposed that DR.. Muir
ply should swap one of the citizens OF
that county for a first-class tamor.
This was the same Council that invited
Parsons, last summer, to address them'
and permitted him for an hour and
half to indulge in shameful denuncla'
ton of ourself; and when Hon. Z. IL.
Rahily, of Lake City. rose to defend US,
as we were not present. the Council
shut him up at once. 1t was brotherly
and manly to denounce us; it was VIOLA
ton of the fundamental principles OF
the Order to defend US. The Council
was then simply tin-kettle tied to Bill
Kings tail, and Parsons was the brick
in the kettle. The brick has hoped
out, but the kettle hangs on mo
quite as noisy, but as faithful as ever
to it's first attachment.
P. S.--Dr. Murphy, we learn, refuse
to make the proposed swap: lie say
he wouldn't trade that tumor for tn
whole Hennepin county Council. Sen
sible DR.. Murphy! He knows his men
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

We find the following in the Farmer
Union
To the Editor OF the Union
At regular meeting of the Henne-
pin County Council, at Minneapolis. De-
cember 10th, 1874. the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, A certain article appeared in
the ANTI -MoSopoLIsr OF December Sd, head
ed "An Item, saving, "The other day DR.
Murphy removed an immense tumor from
VIM. H. H. Taylor, OF Brooklyn, Hennepin
county, and carried it to St. Paul. The
neighbors begged him to leave the tumor
and take w. H. II. Taylor" Therefore,
Rssolred, That we denounce said article
As being unkind, rnmanly, and deserving
the reproach of all Oranges.
We expect now that Window will in
troduce resolutions upon the subject, in
the United States Senate.
Why did not the County Council o.
Hennepin county denounce Taylor. .wher
he proposed, in the Farmers Union
last summer. to kick the editor Of thi
paper from one end Of the State to tn
other Was not that "unkind and un
manly :" Whose OK WAS gored then .
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

A GRANGER asked Abernethy at the
State Grange, who paid him for the
time and money he was expending IN
behalf of the Fox and Wisconsin canal.
He said Gov. Taylor, Of Wisconsin.
That is it lie is selling out the inter-
ests Of Minnesota for Wisconsin money.
He is publishing subsidized paper.
Let him go where he draws his income.
Benedict Arnold removed to England
after he got has paw.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

THs St. Paul Press taunts us with
having labored while in Congress to
turn the Cannon and Zumbro rivers, at
government expense, into canals, to
carry the farmers grain to the Missis-
sippi. The scheme is more reasonable
than the improvement of the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers: and. Joseph, it will
yet be accomplished and after genera
tions will thank us for it. To Joseph s
mind the impro, ement of watcr-courses
to cheaper transportation is an absurd
ity; but give him half million custom
house. 500 miles from the nationa
boundary line. with fifty per cent. steal
ings upon the contract, and he dance
with delight. That is craftsmanship
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24
ABERSArHY says in his last Farmers

ABERSArHY says in his last Farmers
Union:
At Madison we found Governor lay loi
,v;de awake and anxiously awaiting the re-
NH ~ Of the ore.t petition He takes deep
interest @ in the movement, and placed US
under , deep obligations for kind words and
substantial aid in circulating the memorials
GLOW much do you sympathlze with
this poor man = said Stephen Glrard,
~ sympathize with him ten dollars
How much substantial aid did
Abernathy getl How much did GOV
Taylor sympathize with him!
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

Trprrys are selling at 10 cents per Pooi3o
St Paul price current.
And corn is IS cents per busnei
WIN not follow Abernethy's advice
and each farmer devote next year iorty
.o.os of his 100 to the raising of tur'
keyss Why raise wheat for 'onn
B1u to eat. when you can sell dressed
tnrkevs to a home market, at ten cents
per pound, fattened on corn worth -
cents ner bushel
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

The Press Of st. Paul, as the Legis-
lature is about to re-assembe, renews
its lies about ourself. 1t charges that
we were faithles to promises. We DEFY
the Press to prove single instance IN
our whole career that will sustain its
charge. 1t is true that we were unable
during the last four years of our Con-
gressional term to control the share OF
patronage which belonged to our
office but this was simply
because Ramsey played the hog
and grasped it all. Andrew johnson
was President, and Dan Norton and
Ramsey worked together Dan, who
supported the President, would get
Ramsey and Norton men nominated by
Andy. and Ramsey would obtain theil
confirmation in the Republican Senate
and thus the congressman were shut
out in the cold, and every officer in th'
State was selected with view to Ram
sey's return 10 the Senate. And thel
Ramsev's organ, the st. Paul Press
would cry out. "Donnelly is faithless t.
his friends. lie gets them no places
But Ramsey is the man if you want t
share in the spoil. And the resul
was the place hunters fled from US as
we had the pestilencc. The only offici;
who stuck to us was Hon. II. G. Wal
of st. Cloud, and as a reward for h
manliness he was kicked out of the |
=. s. Land Office.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24
THR following highly picturesque

THB following highly picturesque
description Of the new postal card ap-
pears in the last St. Cloud Journal:
The most complete, IS well IS uunique
description oil the new postal card that we
have seen anywhere Is the following, from
the Marietta, (0.l Register:
I'VE are soon to have the promised new
postal card Ii will he nearly white, printed
with blsck ink, and the border will be mar
rover she grown tall and Trettyt' And
Gabrielle remarks: Don't you think |
leciu 70 look more like Ida" Their man-
ners are very charming, perfectly simple.
easv and unaffected, vet with hne air o,
Sood breeding, and even distinction. OF
which they are apparently quite unaware. "
We hazard ns;hing in predicting TIA;
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

Ell HopGsoN, 0. NJ. Hall and T. w. Hoyt
have been appointed a committee to exam
me annlicants for admission to the bar. AT
a meeting Of the committee, Hans Splldiee,
ESQ. was recommended as suitable cahdl-
date for admission Red Wing DlSpdtch-
We have known good many law
yers who stopped over" but this is the
first we have heard of who was literally
SMILED. Set Hans up, boys, and fill
him again.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

=. rh,,rscav the town OF Nininger sent
on On ThgF11s fhckWhsat M corn meal, pork clothing,
nour, puGh" ti "nu arnonnt OF nearly 500, to the
<srsss @s.' shopper ~ M suferers-The Hastings Ga
zet4e. h
Yes and we didn't send it through
railroad officials, either. 1t was a lar
mers' collection, taken up by PLAIN peo'
10 and there is more left where tha'
ooma from. for the same purpose.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24
Avoid Quacks & Impostors
Ho Cxar1e far Aagtek and Consnlsasi0n

No charge fo- AdDies and Consmlsasi0n.
DE. ]. B. DYo7- grsduste Of JeGersOn Md
icol college. PhilaceipE.s. author of feyeras
vaIrab'e works. Cat be c5nsuited On aIl dis
eases Of the seI1a! os Eriaas~ organs (which
be hss made "a e~reca&! as1cY3 -tshsr ID snale
or sema'e. no -na.tes FROM shat raase orfginat.
ing or of hcv long standing. practice Of 20
yeus en.bles him to frea; diseases wfth suc-
csss- Cures guaranteed Charges reasoCabss
Those 81 4 distance can forward letter describ-
Ing Symphonic and enclosing stamp to prepay
poe-are.
se1t fc. the 6ids 70 Helm. Price 10 e.s.
J. ,. O4OTT. \. D.. Pnytic.xn 3 sDrg7or..
104 pcaxe S.see. Ne TEX.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

It will be as easy for Ramsey to buy
men to go into caucus as 1t IS 70 ouy
them when they are in the caucus. oo'
gentlemen, go on with your funeral
We have no tears to shed. The con-
stitutional disease is working itself out
and there can be but one termination
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

EMERY says tree trade would starVe
+ha life ont of all but the devil and
Donnelly.
Thank you, Emery, for that discrim-
nation There is prevailing impres'
sion among Republicans that the TWO
nersons are Identical; but you are
right they are not.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

DAVID. in his Sunday Pioneer has
lEe.likv portrait of the chariot OF cor s
rnnt;on.'' striding away from the Pacific
Ma;, Invest;oation.-She's in hurry.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24
@fGaltitratinns.
To PROVE that he don't belong to Bill
Kings bull-yard, David has taken 70
blackguarding the cows.

TUE next illustration will be OF SWINE
Abernethy's Farmers Union.
Your paper has been a living llius'ra
tion of that for year past.
The anti-monopolist., 1874-12-24

these cards will be very popular hurry
them up!
We're ashamed of you, William! SO
lately married, too; and to be smack
ing your lips and rubbing your sides IN
that luscious manner. Oh, you naugh-
ty, naughty man!