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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23

The other day. during the session of a
court in Paterson, some experienced jurymen
thought to escape a good deal of weary serv-
ing by remaining long in their private
room, decided on a verdict, that another jury
would be impanelled and sworn in the inter
val. To their chagrin, however, on their re-
turn to the court room, the judge dismissed
the new jury and babe the old one resume
their seats
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23

Miss Martha Walker Cook, the sister of the
Hon. Robert ]. Walker. President Folks
Secretary of the Treasury, died at her home
in Hoboken on Wednesday. She was the
widow of Gen. William Cock. an old New
Jersey army officer, whom she survived nine
years.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23

A Jersey City exchange says Last night
man put his head inside the door of an up.
town saloon and inquired Is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff herep - Eleven
men jumped up and rushed for him shouting
- Yes, I'm here, what's wlnted?'
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Chairman of last Com

rE Fifteen new school houses are being
erected in Berks County. That speaks well
for the cause of Education over in Ia. we
expect soon to see a dminution in the Demo-
cratic majority in that county
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23

The Somerset Messenger, stiff Democratic
newspaper, accuses Judge Bedle of . cant and
hypocrisy in declining to say whether lie
wants to be Governor er not.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23
ARTICLE ".


Paragraph G.Aftcr the word "leSjslaprep where Il
occurs rst In said paragraph insert the words or the
Paragraph Add to the paragraph tile following;
II any bill presented The governor contain sevc-
raj items OF appropriations of money he may object to
one or more OF such items while approving of the Other
portions OF the bill In such he shall append to The
BILL NJ the time Of signing it, Of the items
which he objects and the appropriation so Objected 10
shall not take effect II the legislature be In session he
shall transmit to the house in which the bill originated
COPY aI s,eh saten it and he items Objected fa Ssi
be separately reonsidereil IT. on reeonsderation one
or more of such ites be approved by majority Of the
members elected to each house the shall be part
of the law, notwithstanding the objections OF the gov
ernor All the provisions of this section In relation TO
bills not approved by the governor shall apply eases
or items eoptained in hill appropriuting money!
Paragraph s-add to the paragraph the following.
Office under the government of this State or of ths
United States during the tern for which he shall have
been elected governor"
ARTICLE VII.
APPOINTING POWER AND TENURE or OFFICE.
Section l.
MILITIA OFFICERS
Paragraph sz-After the words amajor generals In.
general ~ 's "
Paragraph Strike out the words atbe adiutapt
general. quartermaster general and' f'"",
Also strike ont the word "nherp
Section H.
CIVIL OFFICERS
i-ctrike out tne word and' (ThePe oc-
ours mrs.. IN the paragraph, and insert after the word
Appeals the following words and Judges Of The IN,
ferior court of eommon please -
1hange the number OF present paragraph to number
= and strike theretrom the following words and the
keeper and inspector of The prison. and insert IN
lieu thereof the words and eomptrollerr "
Also, strike opt the wos" one year in the second
clause Of paragraph of section 4 ard insert in leu
thereof tue words three years.
ehangs the number OF present paragraph to number
and strike out the word and where Ii occurs between
the word chaneery and the word "secrctaryn
Also, insert after the word state the words. and
the keeper of the state PRISON.
Change tn, number OF present paragraph TO number
Change the number of present paragraph to number
Change the number of present paragraph to number
sand strike therefrom the words annually ~ annual
ana they may be Reelected until they shall serve three
vars put no longer" Insert after the word assembly
the following words and they shall hold their Offices
for three eass and add to the paragraph the following
words; "sherfifs shall annually renew their bonds.
change the number of present paragraph to number
Change the number ofpresent paragraph to number
Change the number of present paragraph 10 to number
TO- = " ~
Aug Sih' ISL ls.t
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Sse'ica IIl

Insert az paragraph Q new paragraph, as follows:
~. Every officer Of the legislature shall before he
tars upon his duties take and subscribe the following
oath affirmation: do soleninly promise and
affirm that will faithfully impartaiy and Justly
ne,fo,- all the duties of the Office Of - to the hest
Of nv abih, and understanding; that l will carefully
preserve all reco, papers, writings or property en-
and mae such sue I'd ds sas Of the same &c may be re-
quired by law"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23
May ia, is74.-sm
TEAS,

A REALLY delicious and fine aavoret Tea can be
"a bought at WYcRoFv's for little nouey ka at his
store IN Church st., near Union, and test IT,
Aug. 20, 1873.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23

~ Hal.sy wiz " TIE psst Governor.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of writ of H. H., TO ma directed, issued
out of the Court of Hunterdon Common Pleas will
be exposed to sale at Public Veniue,
MONDAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER NEXT,
between the hours of twelve and five o'clock In the
afternoon Of said day at the Court House, in Fleming
ton In the township of Raritan in the county of Hun
terlon all that House and Lot situate In the city Of LAM
herviSe on the north side OF Swan Street. whore the
defendant lives containing about $3.50 square feet
more or ess
SEIZED as The property of Patrick Smith, and taken in
execution at the suit of GIBSON CRILLEf and to he
sold by
J. r. RrfrENiIOUSE, SHERIFF
Sep 9th, 1874.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23
KITCHEN FURNITURE,

Consisting of Walnut Lounges, Cane-seat Walnut and
Stand Bedsteads, 3 Walnut Washstands, Tables, 2
Beds Mattresses Bedding. Carpet2 Clocks
A GERMAN MUSICAL CLOCK, which viii play Is
tunes, oil cloths, &c, q large lot of BOOKS,
about 800 sTEREosCoPIC PICTURES Stand stereoscopc,
IS large steel plate pictures with frames, Piano Stool
fye-octave
M E l. O . E O NJ
Silverplatrd consisting of butter dishes, cake
baskets forks spoons knives &c fine lot of crock
cry glass wooden and ware two large Looking Glass
es Four Light Chandelier and other Gas Fixtures
THREE PARIOR STOVES | cook stove, pots kettles,
Re. &c. and other articles necessary in house
Keeping Also, entirely new SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE, DIR. kiddcrs Electro-Magnetic Machine for
Scientific and Medical use lot OF Flowers in pots &c.
Sale commence each evening at o'clock. The
ditions which will be made easy will be announced at
the sale.
THE LADIES WILL HAVE SEATS PROVIDED FOR
- G. PIERsoN.
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laragraph fter the words "major generals In
sert the words the adjutant general and
general ff ''seei
Paragraph 9.-Strike out the words "the adiutant
general, quartermaster general and y R'f's"'
Also strike ont the word 'n,herP
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23
6 e e ar oEE BOARD DIS

silver Lustre. Hxhis Ornamental perfect protector
. put under Stoves. Ask your dealer for it. 4w.
$ pit. Ii, 1874.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-09-23
ARTICLE VII.

AFPoIYriso POWER AND TENURE or opploE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05
0R8ASlNo AxLEs.

II. ca.asa Farmer give. i. fol- !!
l,visr dirt,ssSshs:a ABlsn1 svhe,if I'll
,ria,d s., o;lipx too pl.utifully. a:
veil md, Wheel vip4si1srSo sosstsbt T.
vsar from TN 70 tv..ty iS Mn a asie
i t.ks. d ~, the risht kind and prop.
Or suesss Il oil !: bas if The n,ste. s
not iseSeds1E u vkssl viill s.. sssd
% u ~ q liz yssss, a it ~nsy 70
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

q Dan Rice is just' nov saldera:. IN
:ssaasesr. s"He has beer sold OUT
~ Hak<' Spirit, at Sheriff. sale.
horse, loot, and dr,goons." His farm,
shd even Els newspaper, the !Cosssopol.
'ta., sd,ted by Ch.rles STOW, did not
escape lis creditors. Col Rice had !.
besueitsl home In. thu center Of Girs,d,
in foot Of which is public: square
eoot.io.ega handsome monumen. to
.sha soldiees Of the township who fell in
the REBEL on. 1t. 10 Of white marble,
and tho coss, $15, 900, was wholly borne
by Cot. Rise. The grounds about his
place we're extensive. with rare plsnts
and sbsubs, ~biie tho house contained
n'any' interesting and valuable works Of
.tt: His failure will be great nisfor.
ssue to the villsze..- y, ''.''-' -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

A000gDo TOOAD&AwD 0HV10o 08EO
.aiA9. a2AlI
Nov u the t,wsssssnsks Of repairs
thss sss seeded about our farms aud
machinery, .. shati.bests spring, sum,
oss ssd hs5Evsst come, 70 viii b. fully
prepared 70 20 sbead With our work
without stopping q make repairs. i. ]
fad that I have . plov besm to make,
. shovel plov hsodls .seax, sed an
szn fofcss seths '.kss ID my sell:
ssks'; . ssv. =, bottom to-. n.y.. xssep
bog; sssw.bsy sisyiisy, md : 'head:
pisss sas ess Of ny hs..ov. g., !Tais
kisd Of work l do vhes the vssshses l..
TOO bsd y veeeasse - ;.1adssss- -.hssiiue,,
up uissass asd sumoers 1ood-jus.
rsssh e.s,sh 70 WORT T., ths :,bop,s
Nssy hs1sss viii lad thy hsvs also
soos repairs = saaks sssti btoslblt.
ssos ~ vaaa;. ia. ~ y :. i tp,oaus.i
sh~s sbess 80 I'm ehie1sar
Nov b sse . god sipA.is lsekas ysss'
sssa ssa sleas II thssosshly. 1 pa.
II 8 d1s slenk 49, aaa RkhpS .issr
sisg nil, saAsala Z ~ ~ Ii,
hzGsse asa bsst gain for sssd-ssasz ~
pays veil - - d ~ r \. l! s U. lss d
yes VII ss9issss sas shasAeaAnst yusEs
vhsaA, I'D Shssasss II ks,s5=slkasStkas
II K'tas sssll a.d i.fsges E. gzsis. ~
ss.s jsleasis = p 10y
vAsa . dlSSSS b h III Ssats. Yos
80 ~ sssss [. Il se1ss %, 1T W
,iusss ~ aisai166 a ne :; 1 ~
sst,i III Assv~ssd, ssA viii sosiAe
sstli nsss di1asssss sAsasls4 aoae u
thsssh. II yos were not fortuoats'
sssssa. = ss's1oss:l III aalun tessossi::
he AssSy tsests lest fell, look around
saosg Jour nsighbo's and get vome
god sssd. Il isbstsss 70 pay - =
bsshsl thlesta sasspf ,psss, asaed zsse'ia
gu Coed ~, ef ~ skieds ~ I'M
Oh II - shssd tshls, 1 XII
Csssary Gssalssaw. aa.rF'ri',E
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05
tss -T0 THE--.- =
y! Nl|r'y !! & De.lliilitlned
s.s q q s pQf & & slsxfSs ap y,,r 8;
ss=.Hs CA4ys {ss A<halygies ~ 0esslte tie~.. +,

.D.ty. j. Dfo44. Sffldaksys 'otts Jsdsa4ss6n
Hsaiin' C6nsst1si;a raiia1pkk,y sa.ho,rt s 81
ssvstsl s.iasbls 16i1s: "a IS 81 counted il
~ .lr sSss,s II ssxaaSi il urini.ilJt 81
ssl4 (which hs has niiaIdts1 NV ii ?SaspeeiA
study either in mile u ssnsls, SIS 4, > mater
from what cause stisibliihs II Of how
long "A practice 81 90 yearts -i III
sbles hin u tfsst diseases viii t SUCCESS.
Cures saaisatss,dd. Charges reasonable.
Thess 81 distanss san forward fettte.r. de-
,soribi1g .ssyyimptomi ana ennolosiaf stamp Is
'prspa7 pp6it1fS1!! = {: %s'*STs -. - - 81 -
!: ssad I'll ths7 Guide 10 Heath. Price 100.
J. B. DY0TT;; NJ b., ;'':
Phyiioian and Sureeoh,' 104 Duane St..N.Y.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

IS & I'LL CONJs =
! g. = ~ 10
= vis1es ths oslt should be allowed
= Wast hsss, either il yasa or close,
n q - ssnshiss ars - ssssatlsl u
1870 AsalsA md tAsso1gh, vigorous
cssth = h vsgstasiea; md theseh
/: ~ III. :. :. = '':.s
Ne sppssass ~ ef bay, esss and braa,
isb ~ sssa tAisg;" On The contrary,
Il win shszpsa the digsssiea and Pro.
dsss sppssi's, and il thin =
dolly sssgs over any old t1s6ral sfG
I'D, saas ~ b sivsa ftssly; halt .
pssk pss ~ would ,es b 10 .aeh II
. sssy ~ ysaihag b dssi,sd.
II ;s;ssssiissalssssss os Isl Ayi'isg
sif "a Ssss s|s a lhs hgss ap % iahsr
sass . IA halas al Msal Sll b .h Rsass
asaals; lSt 4 lpeh a. aaiilsesaas i !vesA'
b veil b seaeh The animal 10 lead aud
havssitsa akssuiak AalsR ;afoss, Jsnle
Observation-Disclosures, sAsssshssa
viaedo u0aastetDeussahasd uSDGusAlRi
Hay sa1sslsSiuesasE - sfssis s~esla
- sswltsvyS As>aias 4sbss1s sqsaa'
nsasn6vaIA u scaial.si abs.apvN1sbs
w vs1SsaSakSsk tliSsw thssf us W.
~, v1Bxh1yd u 'HIAtf II oSb
sseus1 u u xvdfi 81 Shsa.s b "a 2"'' 10 70
+sE l9a1g ed Sas shassssl iGil. -
TAsfl Asf selelsl * "A If tpsa sdsses
Assss hsssd - missed in Esghnd, which
b ms snall 1sA viah shsd 10 .us
saSss q pleasure, end vAsss theeJhaRa
sens Observation-Disclosures
MIA 49, ~ Z ID Ssissi' d II a.. 80
s9s,h ~ ~ 10 ]" issssesSfassd'
Asvs s,sv, noss ap,isg III thttk
~. ~ lsps 4 ssslssiSassasisI 4 ,S;;itkosai
eDsa Or cd suasAiss: ThSSaf III 81;
A>ss b - ee,,l Isl Ia j. ;1.s ii V :,
s>sse ~ qss,aity q 6S1Sfsa4S k,a
vAsa RssAra - Isssys1S 10 ely -
>saaiqa ssssssa.y = 70 give -sasaehs'
- ID sdsv16s skss i ~ Hot iStsial
~ vsuApasaah xAiAh .sf, sos,ssA ~.
aais1 thaas NAaaaessAA1. h IN slSaa:
A0GAs sivsa t1f lgtk I llsilli ii sisalt 80;
:.
NH
NY vssk.hasaastssd. sAslss ~ d.
vsys 81 - voskin9 animals should b,
ssl vvsSsl,ss viatSr they hsa thss.
at stssv, hay and corn in the ear--ss
IL iAs,ss decreased when Idle; they
90 sess1 ssss in tvsnty.sssx4 ohosrs-
sfssd;ly . . change; Of course, it vas
Wy bsiGhe I'D syeet;; anss 10 straw
vDgsas. I GsVs svnssus. tops vhish
veso solashsd 50 change In the Same
nassss. This winter they AZ having
% suss, Bot have some oat straw IN;
tartshsd gi,anapsziasl, when ~ork.k
light; bot they have q mneh hay.
= hey On ~ ; and When idle 1 have
The saabis epsssa and let them run in
u I'D .lsseals. 1T 11sslo sddrs: lhisa
ho1n; vhsn not bsst Tor them a.. 70,
shsrs, I sst sAsn is, - 1ardp 5nhiah
bspssisss. Tiess4s=sessr- 4xsSe- my
.vsl,sd sss esa g, p !s.ss siil.nsnsss ver,h.
.-ss - !. q. 4 s n them az
"''Asss a.: .!ssl3 y. ii l. :teley.hsd .tha:
s'.','a.E "a $3.50; 3. $50 ed .1s! .eea
not Ast0 b0es ksovo 70 b sick,
bet sos The sssoAise sssas lisssssss+
iron he soss.-Obv. Rsrsl New
loe6sr. 81 'a@s;'4a"s = e+s:za'-' .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

mics G. ss - - y
In fonts northumberland in .
circus.
FIs@Whatsvsr the wind may do 10
winter, u cannot b denied that In
'p'i9S Is .arqs e1sts lqrfs,nsa
~ '18 shSA
carried The maximum distance. The
old chap answered : ''The MIME num-"
"A French writer has described .
Rsuug ls1NamaAUelgrs that ceases to
iss geiSsS1S1ss SSslve and bcgins
again At twenty.
----iady in Warrington Wa recent.
y heard 70 observe, On eakieg up tho
nosuassaix! oppdpet'::~1 attoadsff Il sssRybodyr
sS.spbss64 6otb lh.t tpsosyi,,' ~ ''a' ,s'a' ~
p: The 1Isd lss hsYa iipypptea e,.pss.
ngsthodd4 9f sselpingt l SietinAs ~ that eov.
y bald headed man standss,ao mora
shleS, shsn Any one elss.1 sThia iabas 9 II
FsAoQldabs.i rai Azaa -'..| 80 =, %59u& Z
70 "-An Aessdseu'philossphsr has d.
Hsssesss ~ felto1mss rsply ffolif ID ID
ssiosd tree sshoof lid ID AthS' 4uSfyE,'
a:Aov' r. tho earth divided l''@ iHsBy'
earthquakes, iii. ~ ''''' '''= CEN 'ss 80
:-;Lss ''l tAs report Of .1aai.a
vt ~ i Ut.h pFesss "A \. zttal.a III. ~
/ " ills 70 think 1hass n .aanhss .a,s
|. 1iaqzs.aea .espAass Asvsly ssna4 Non
mon loss il battle would create.
,.1 -Ihs chisSfo 1sser. 0cea. lately
tsf, rMn SWAN Eli r. !. : aaolia. ,ss = Tiss
:KspfaJyi@ 'Jsdasioa 81 Fss.s 4 aa,aaoeeeatl,s
. IN AZ 81 sqa. Il. drinks and tea
||slas' 10, chang. !: and Chicago sesPse,.:
a a.ads s P.rt'':slsl, 1-s. IA '''' ''~ ~
,rs@A elsrxJn.D hsisg iayieea 70
EESs tessiiiII, j; NIL pIllsr, offered
~jillaaiassnhie.ou pstieieus: "llal:;1
eofss9P.ieep e.. !. "a # every form BE- =
IT, from every uamhsr efthn Lsgisls-s
ess> ~ 41sw art" !
F. The cemetery poud is tho mast
tePahr in this vicinity: ! Here. Of X
's1sar Eight, and amid the solemn mem:
cries which. cluster about the spot, the
,nesops skater strikes on the back Of
.hie, head, and svears- like = piats.--a
Darb.ry Ns,o... ....,
"A sailor dropped out of the rig. !
gipg of ? ship of.var, some fifteen or
twenty feet, and fell plump ON the
head of the 6rst lieutenant. "Wretch,"
s.id4the officer, after be had gathered
himeelf Up, "where tho deuce did you
come fsontl'' AN sure I came from
tse north Of Ireland, yer houor.''
:. -An elderly lady, who was hand.
ling 1 set OF false teeth in dental Of.
foe, aud .elmiring- the AueoeJ with
which tho doctor described them, a.ksd,
big, "csd o. bod joas,at With Ssihsse'
thing :; i, p my dear madam, n.stiss:
ton Gan bs performed. with facility
'slno* eqs.l to nature itself, ~ respond
"a he % Doctor. "Yes, L know !. has sao a.
BODY ese. tiththem p. "a a.-"~4"f@ta s'-' 4
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-05

y" fsss~'a.@ >a-> ~ s :.:sos~ AND
q: :: . Her TRADE,
: FORTHEF FALL OF 1878.
We tho nndslgued Wholesale Minneapolis
announcing friends throughout the Northv
superior
trade both extensive goods
.sa ast hon hrst hands both in this sna toreia
prompt W .ay
p.s other IN h' Northwest Our cmnss, Merchants
shippers will here ofthe best Western
F@ 49,. I.~..,> AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
BAG MANUFACTURERS
=" 'an's' 'os w..a,.stss MINNEAPOLIS M
Tribune Printing Company, City Hall building: ..n,
= *e@ ga -" BOOKSELLERS srAr1oNER.
"t' ~s's " Nools Q NJ Washington
Stewart. Co.. !, o,,. Block BUTTS AND n s49n s n.
wakefield & Plant No. s Centre Block
&z, ..~~4 %e CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS &c.
Carney u'''''0F To- sth Hennspin
~ @@@'~~ 1"1f ! CARRIAGE MANUFACTURED
.ss r. ro'
/. : >a~4r.4 -, - ~ CHINA, GLASS AND .ounnsswAsr
re' sBsa'en Centre Block IL Harmon
~ CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
A = win'o~ Co, H.st and sAesdn, Music
ri s~s~t>":z @*l COMMISSION nzRoHAh7s
s Whiting saa Washington ave
snyder Neen p.rehsr 224 Washington .,..u.
hnh..p. 4 Cote, Mills, D Morrison proprietor.
a. ]. LlNbr1dg Bakery Wa6hngto
Fl fin. as>: ~
q E ss c. e.; 1T
PISS '5IIa"1 kuasslMEDton1s CHEMICALS.
~'n ~, Cry Brothers, Bridge p''''H's
r1s.eh.r 1esi.s 8 Eyre. Masonic Block ~''0"
/" s.. - IT,. BOUNDARIES SHOPS. TO-
North Works. Anthony
i::s s p.
Brothers, 1a.oais's p'''''''
ass :. FURNITURE
~ POS n ave " POP
"AFa# o.@!I*
ia. 1spt Washington unbine
j.
Fuller Simpson, snufsouer. North Star
cl.rt Linton Washington
Es,s PROVISIONS.
ssi SSs D''''" johnson S'' A'''' avenue
-" PISTOLS SPORTING GOODS
Backner Brothers, Hennepin go
e e.:
21a iso.t Simpson sie.u.s House.
Brothers. Neor.t Hou.. Block E stor. 81 iou. AZ.
4"f LEATHER FINDINGS
,.., go. !uvn1n n4sD'Ao7us1Rs AND D1A11ss
a n.'1e., neent avenue '' "''~''
Webb, 90 aveqre. Austin, Noou. avenue
H.. PAINTS OILS WINDOW GLASS; TO-
Washington
a, e @ ha'rins sse''' ''e''
DEALERS IN RAGS
warner, Brewster Co., canal
PoTUREFRAME
Hargeaves & Co, Ncolet aveco street,
iH: . MAnurAoruRnRs
monitor Pow Works. I'd
PUMP MANUFACTURERS
5.R %1 SsiSf Me sss u.s. IS e ' 2o' A''
49, sADp1nR4 AND sADD1nnr HARDWARE
y Knight xo7 Ncoe Trades
l. . 20
mn aP rs s;ss sS Works. I'd street Richardson
STENCILS
Il cHanlin Nioouet
49, STOVES
wander Herok Adams 50 Bridge avenue
$50 yaS,z-+. - TEAS goBAooos oogghB AND SPICES
Ray &squres, los pston avenue ="
.nr
B Vista, 1s6 Nieonet eppe.i. Po..oao..
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS
sssS Wall. PAPER WINDOW
.r Wales Co., 1876 Nooet Washington
|uiw WINES >.'
& s ~ ~ Pence opM. Heoss IL Browne
So .*E z''- woop WORKING MACHINERY
Waller Brothers Anafurers cor Cd st.
S5is ASE
s asssi R %s:7sse
0'e corner Washington and I'd
Bellevue House Washington near st. P P R. d.no
'''ons's noeh corner t avenue north and Sdstreet $50
Bonds European Hotel Washington ave. IA
1hAk100GE8I lodgings SO FcJkSO
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS.
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief 1oe YeuSx Me- ttoa Is s6sctji u
{rrois and Abuses In safll Ne, 7MAaAseds A,ates,A
mpidtasnts to maztsss rSaoved 1sw nssHc1
of!Jttsa&nsnt New and IGnm&abSs1 sssu1o11I
Bookb and OEculaEs sent tfse, DssalsA slvolopes.
aAddlpss HOWARD AHeOO1A7i0A MOI 2osusk tk12
b.. Philadelphia, RAAs-AA lAatiA1tieo AeNi4ea AaA
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DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks a. per following
schedule :: so shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank .of
Wlnona, 50 Second National Bank of. St.
Paul. 20 First National Bank Of Red Wing,
POS First National Bank Of st. Paul, 60
State National Bank Of Minneapolis, go
City Bank Of St. Paul, and IS shares Of
Preferred Stock Of st. Paul Il Sioux city
Railroad Company. !: ,c:''' : :" ::
Par Value. Market Valus.l i. ,
$50, 10000. $72,260.0 90 4oagasz
[Ths above described fund Is fs--'; =;
deposited with tho State fEsur- ~: =. -
anee Commissioner free Of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there FREQ Of interest or otherex- -
pense to tho Company, as long
as it needs to hold the fund for
the security Gifts policy holders.
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY This
- COMPANY:
It keeps the money in the State.
1t insures Females withoutextrs risk.
It's as liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security.
It Is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability srei we'll
known throughout tho State. -.
t receives high rate Of interest on its
loans. 80
fts rate; Of mortality must be low b,y'res-
son Of the healthful climate Of Minnesota.
Co.
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