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Exe,ccuLionr Sale,,. -

pYsYIRIUEs0F. AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of and under the seal Of the district Court, for
Seventh Judeiai Dlstrjet, Snd county II stearus
sps ss6s ss..iss
on the 2,th ds1 6f pscsuhR d ,inan sction
therein pending, wherein Denhison MIG. Murphy
s1d sAtdty ZEE Daendsls fc0pSrtnets, ID b! NJ e:
; cSb t sd IS kSS =
fshdente fAvSt Of eoA tipsk ilii
dSf9ndsnts ,or the sum of One Hundredand Ninety.
tvotna 0ls106 d6a,0td :AsA s'tsfaas6fiiee OF NacH
~ S SS "a Z: &ssh SsS
st1. 1: i. 1si2 z t6rse o'cloeE :. T., I'D 1hici
sstdAiccution I'M bssn dnly directed Nh AsaivsSSd
80 me, - Sheriff of said Morrison county, / have
eviea upS wiif ilst pubic Suction. q III hi9
- cash hsdests thc frest DOR e The Court Hoasss
In the village Of Little fslts 10 iad Morrison coun.
y,4a thsath DAY:0T 4 ARCH, All LISTS, ~ 8 -
clock ? H. to satisfy said execution, with interest
aHdc0sts all tie fg6t titEs sud interest Whicf aid
DECEMBER, "A. q. 1879, 81 Il any dine subssqa.nt
thersto IN end 70 thefoltoxing described ralSStatA
lying and being situated In said Morrison county
anddseefabsd 81 follows towit: The south dnehsK
90 of lot No. four 10 the tovnsite Of littl. GaIls
once e the Register dfDesa:. Or '.id Msxl!.oo
. a:sts %a tsheriff Il aid II a5tstso ns Co.
Dated atLittls rails, Mimi, Jan. Cd, 1874.
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llI0CELLANEOUS ITEMS.


MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
= New York il wicked city, yet gave
81. 500, ooo for charitable objects last year.
'Chsrity eovsrs . multitude Of SINS"
: One Of the castles. and beat ways to:
expand The chest, 10 to have . good large
heart in it.. 1t savss the cost Of synnas-,
tics.
The "world'' never harms . Christian
20 long - hs keeps it out Of his heart.
Temptation 10 never dangerous until it has
~ outside aecomplice. Sin within betrsya.
tie heart to tho outside asss,lant. -
"A Sunday school teacher Of many
years experience has arrived at the con-
clusion thst the only way to keep an in
FAINT class perfectly quiet, is to supply each
member with Unlimited quantities Of mo-
lssses candy. -.... .e-'-
Tho Duke of Devonshire has pur
chased for two thousand guiuess red Two
yesr-old~ short horned bull, The Fifth
Duke Of We,herby." from the famous herd
bel onging to Col. Gunter, Of Wethsrpy
Grange, in England. The price is the
highest ever known to have been given for
bull.
"A 6re-proof joist, consisting of strip
Ut wood bolted between two Hanged beams
OF Quarter inch iron, is coming into use a.
the east. It is as strong as an ordinary
joist, The wood allows plsnks, laths, etc.,
70 be nailed down in the usual way. The
difficulty Of rolling the iron sides has re-
gently been overcome, and the new beam is
aoW comparatively cheap.
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IN s Ms assss yOsA 1rss's q 1ss
81 Z. ~
Y. ..Ths se.ass ofs n.p.safrsss".
Scarcity 81 huSbands. sss sadS VI

ooAroAsy OF nusOAuus.
We have been informed that = pair Of
lovers will cit up half tho night and not
burn - much kerosene a. the family uses
in An hour during tho evening.
The Danbury Ns.ps states that > New
asvsa, ai.os sPsn. "a sssd.y 81 ~ e.on
anasaalSndea.a hurei. WAN tkSaaSirlbu-
ton box came around hs was in dose,
but, ON being nuagsd, hastily exclaimed II
have pass"
-GlaIs @ eead Esailor)- think the
moon In much mora charming ON tho VA
ter than on the shore. Don't you, dear :"
Algs.non e bad sailor)- possibly
Depends 20 much on the state of the
..on-7"Qssvss hsr). 49,. j.:
The ladiNns have new dodge, When
they are thirsty, which is said to be- quite
frequently, they 60 into . saloon in Do
pore, Wis, and ask "sohnapps haben r.
This always brings the drink, IS the sal.
oou keeper is bound to believe they are
Germans. ID"
Chorus Of ladies Ito oomsly ourate who
is ascending the ladder to hang decorations)
20, Mr.. swsetlow, do take care! Don't
60 up! So dangerous ! Do como down /!
Of" Rector (ssroassieally) .Really, s~e.t'-
low. don's you think ou'd better let . mar.
risd man do tia. l''-RasseA. ~s.,.s 90
Tho Princeton, H.. Cgs,;Sn~ begins The
year With . story shout : dry goods msr.
chant Of that town who In ! 1t Of somnam-
balism arose from his couch, neatly out the
bed quilt in two with his pocket scissors,
Aad then asked his terrified wife il he
could not show her something else.
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l. A%MAar1rr1xsooIE ORNAMENTAL
pretty nantlepieee ornament may be
obsA1il..sd 81 ,ssspsading an acorn, BY .
pisae 8 q hired JED around il, within
halt a inch ef the. eprfaes Of some
vsass seoeteiasd. in .. vass, tunblsr q
sasaDl. sad allowing i 70 rsas,a Nm,
diaaalhs4 fer ssysral weeks. 1t viii
soon bsrst opeo, and small roots viii
sssk The vassr;a straight and taper
Ing stem, with beautiful glossy green
lsasst e i I: shees. epv,rd md pr..snt' .
ves1 pls.ssisg. slps.saaoe.s 'chsstoat
tssss nay b grown 10 the same' man.
ass. but 'heis lsaye. i. -. = ! :. beaati.
ful - those Of the oak. The w,ter
sheald b changed oaoe : month, III.
ing esrs 70 supply ~stes Of the same
vasmth; bits Of 1Aiaooal addsd to Il
Win prevent the water from soaring.
If he htsle leaves ,ese' yellow, pa.
oss dup u ann.io.sniia;I into lie sutsn,il
which holds The v.s<r, .ad they viii
renew, thar. lnxuziase> AnosAsr pref
y ornament l. -niada BY vst.ing {.
sponge and spriukling IN With canary,
hemp. grass and other seeds. The
sponge shoala b refreshed With wster
dssiJ, - - 70 Be kept moist. 10 tes
days tho seeds viii germios.e, ana the
spoaRe will soon be covered With mass
Of green foliage -Sciestife american.
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VALUE OF SHEEP.

The high price ot wool th,s year,
s.ys the Ne,o England Romestead
end the great demand for sheep 0,
lsmbs for meat, has made many far
nsr wish he haa arok OF sheep. Tht
price Of wool for few years back ha.
been 10 low and auctu"t.og that it hs>
led tho farmers to kill IF their sheep,
and juaG the same results follow that
hsvs 10 years before they 6od, when
WOOL advances, they have no sheep %
hand. We have .droe.ted high priose
tor WOOL, advising tho farmer. II h.
had Az, nd eoald .ttosd to bold it,
ses'tc III, = Although -.hais has bee.
saissas depression 10 the m..kss, "
ssill4sdhsss to he view that The wooden
mills ds'isg The coming eea.o. will be
hsgs buyers Of the domestic woods !;
and 10 notice the. reports from foreign
1s!ksss show greater firuness abroad,
ssisisg from the same e.ases that pre-
vail in this eouutry-shor.oess Of sup.
ply. Nor do We think, with the
growth Of business in Our country, the
supply *ill, To- for several years to come,
exceed tho demand for . medium
grade Of woods which are the staples
grove bssre.
The question of rsising sheep for
their meat 10 not an unimportsnt one
withAshs growth Of the country the
consumption ct edibles Increases, and
the issosiss meat now aud that which
bziess tho highest price, is lamb; and
With ~ increasing interest in it, - the
most vhdaaoue and pah.able Of oil
meats, u u 'alrsady' getting: 20 scarce
aud high that it has to be purchased :,
. luxury By those Who can st.ord I'd. it.
Wshavs speksa thus t.rof the demand
for voal .aa milton. Il ! price Tia.
will pay lsrssly i9f sheep raising.
Their value to the h ia farmer Is not, per-.
hsps, fully usdsrstood. It is IN. old
p'ovese,s ".Whheasy J. the foot : Of tho
sheep :essIh 3 ~ - l.ed q i.s taresd in:
to gold. Sheep viii enrich land i.ss.
q than sey other animal. On the
maas'dis p Pc a'> .Afy: 40 valuable ia.
clearing. aAa lad, .fsssias it from
vssds, shrubs end brisr,, sod bringing
i. slqas. Sbds a s. Il . 1gs.s.se.
Theysast lfs1ly 'lsissa aud a. cared > for
bosb il summer and winter. The risk
IF o'. * !!... i: ..Aas.tl!L, nd ~ veil
managed, sheep will not die in debt TO-
the ovss'. II i dee y birth i. costs
nothing. If i, dies the FIRST year, the
WOOL and FL sitt!.sF!'s q y6stba.Il It h.. cost
Up to that time. Sheep husbsod,y has
value 70 make the land more profit.
'bls, more productive, at . less e1peps,
dig diesa,s 'e h.. ,,Py Other seip'.l 1aP. on
the farm 49, =
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sheriff's Exe,sc,iu,litf ion sale.

and under the seal Of the District Court Of tho
liatrtot, AID County Of Ramsey, upon Judgment
rendered and docksted o. the issh day Of AP, as1s
son, Robert 4. smith and Albert Schiller, partners
:. Dawson Co.. srs plsnti' and
aid Defendant. Or ths sum Or gatesn handts and
ia Judgment was duly dockstsd and : transcript
S:tss. eos1. ss:Sia "a 70 s: County q s:s::n:
~ :: lsss. = I'VE eslssS "a shis5 "a
cution has to mo- % sheriff Of said stearns county
esen o1J oEectea ana oelVeEeas 1sNe levs0 upon:
md viii sell g. public auction TO the highest ossh
eiddes, IT ne mont ooof me Oeort doose IN the
DAY OF REbRdARY,A 4: D. 1874, Il thtse(s O'Clock
n ne sssaoSa q saa eay. ~ ssSey ssa execa
1on ana cosss iese .ae sun o. $4VSV PAD enereon,
asIsno4s ~ H.el ~ ~ ~ HHs ana anter.
hsssoead d d My, is5s, or q anv sims ta.ss.
issS, 80 "a, Ii, "a y. HI ~
yt sS.I~ 1c,,.. t"-Ss*. '~'~ o'':'"' co"ns9' "o'
Tia north.ws.t on.rtsr ~ ~. .orth.v...t an.-.
and Ioes 8nnS IL section1 - a'.T'. -
Ana sh. .on,h.~s.t ",,.,t., ~ ~. ,o,.h-...+.,.
a. sad IA :, ~ ~ Snss
nnssrtes .nS,sts 2 arH 4 ~ :.ctio,; a..
xnS the sonrh.vs.t onsrtsr of s.ct,o, .v..,.
10 sn sioss az q Gnc..s: .Sdsssa.
~ o~, iots =. ssnE CS,rs =. rcs... ~ .ooss ~
~ IS n me- ~ - !s9c - teeot9,
ard sxcept 8 and 60-l0o acres, sold To- Apna r.
"AbsouI
Ana tho south-wsss quarter of the soash-sasts
quarter, and lott, 4 and Of section land the
easthAn OF the south.east quarter OF section md
thsNast.haH oftas quarter Of section q,
s1ssRt y acre: NOR o. i*:s, l.d eet :. 1oores
I =. ~ ~ ss w 90 Veo1e. sPPeeNS
kS,s - ~ Evn'cs - neente! % g 80
rxndls~ =: y,,t,o, 4, and I'll. ,or.h:..as .. ~.
south.vest ossrtsr al saotion 4: - wy
-1SdrhS ss;lissest AMI, ;6xtEs, .,..s -. .,.
tsr an s.ct;on h. w" 4u~1-
AKA TES.A;;tIi :. ~ 1n.,1... - as -
-. 80 os..s,ooG -. Va w ~ 4o~&'
Ana ~ ncr,h 49, ,r.-4..oe... .-A. -.
"a ~ aS. =. -" ~. ~: ~.
rnI.... 80 -. .n.S 49, ox ~ W sus aasn-sess
~ ia ~ ~. n. ~? Il ~ .t
.rtsS .nSths Mar.r - t no
S~.rt.- =, ssc.;n. O. r"1 ssa VI s1a7 oos s1eVoss
- ~ =. y .o Sssy ;: 4;
,ha ... on.... - ~ Hotn.ss quAses ana
usto, " o. tne Quarter OF
If .sct.a 20 mot nci"dsd ~ ~ me
onr.Iots to SsnE 1!sntrs ana N ~ 49, ~ y.
Can,rs Nv s"naar ~ ,S.orS "a Noo .v VI ssGH
.ad Pas s IN tn: office Of Register
OoeA, Va S~>~ osecA -. SouoSyS = 1.'
OF
Va Al ~. ~, ~ n"r9h.a aos ,..+.. s A.,
on.rsar Of ths nar1hwat ~ax ~ .nS soota"ess
And tbs nor,h.aast "usrtsr Of the "a nas,hs;
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1tuS ~" "a ~ - -1
FOR THE FALL OF 1878.
We Manufacturers .. Minneapolis. tax.
announcing our numerous friends throughout the Northwest
better prepared before
trade both prices goods
received direct and with
geographical position goods
point desired
solicit
ma hero one the best Western
IMPLEMENTS
aould& Co., Washington Avenue lear Academy of Music
+" bu'a loa Washington Minneapolis seaness
MANUFACTURERS AND srAr1ossRs '
Tribune Printing Company City Hall building.
srAr1oNEns
star Wales Co., 1875 N'o cushm Washington
stewart& Co., Centre Block
Wakefield Plant. No. 5censreB Block.
Carney Smith, Successors
ss: % 1 I'd % P Son. I'd LIST I'd
l. CHINA
one AND annrs Co., No. Centre Block
Az winsow Co, Nos 2snd eAoAdmy of Music
~, >@""'
% Ss Whiting Shepherd s22
Snyder Kins psroher. Washington .,s.a.
Minneapolis Morrison Proprietor
H. 1,libndge, Steam Bakery Washington Avenue
..@ DOORS.
20 Sd sd ~ Es sSs &C. Co., cor e; g.
Lyman Williams 1o& Washington Gray Brothers, Bridge
| Fletcher, Lorng Eyre Block
/ - -~r@. FouNDR1Es, SHOPS, &C.
North Star Iron Works. Anthony Iron
~o'ks H&rasnb.rsh
Walker Brothers (nahiniss,j 9Th scor 2ist p''''''
Barnard CLARK No Centre
(R 1 y Msss Wholesale on
% funture)
|
Jas Sphinx, (punbing
Fuller Simpson, Manufacturers the North Star sh
| ".- GRAIN, FLOUR
Clark Linton, Washington avenue.
| z'. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
A s":S % H''''" avenue
GUNS GOODS.
B''knr It Brothers. 2os Hsonsp'n avenue
$: i. 81; ::
ins
Brothers, E ssor ave.
Forler sieber 1e First street,
| MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
'' ave- o % Son. cor sss
! Herrok, 81 Mconet avenue
"'S' % H"s 1, x u1so Ase $50 sis'''
LHHaG Williams obing os lob Sherman Hail.
A'zii street: Exclusively window glass;
Warner, Brewster s. Co."
MANuFAcruRERs
! Hageaves Co, street,
+
Monitor Po" Work" cor I'd 9th prpetors
1 PUMP MANUFACTURERS DEALERS
whspey 1s rs ia "'h S0 S'' avenue
| sADDLERY
Loye Harrison Knight Meo
1
non Saw Works. I'd street 9Th
i near ON avenue south. and I'd
STENCILS
| Il G Hamlin N,couet g
Il
Wander HoR Adams 50 Bridge avenue
TEAS ToBAccos COFFEE AND Spices
Ray & squres, lo5 Washington avenue
I NOTIONS.
/ p "stsr 1876 Nioolet opposite
i @-' MANUFACTURER
Whitney & Marshall, ia navenusn
II WALL PAPER,
Wstar Wales cushmn "a Washington avenue
Oswald, Opera Browns Co. No. Centre Block
i Rank schultz. No. 8 LIST 'TC
II
walker Brothers.
i IEApNa aos GAEERfoL1H RECOMMEND THE
Ncolet Hennepin and Noart
a.s. To'e corner Washington
% H neL corner Washington aud
P
Merchants HOTEL corner LIST ands dstrt ~ - " " p
BOND European Hotel and
E.EEk&X Lodgings so FDNO
!; NORTH STAR IRON WORKS.
j MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI.
Il HARRISON, JOHNSON g. CO., Projectors.
Il Manufac of
SIEAM ENGINES &BOILERS
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'SfEnALN0f
OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief fbr Young Men from the. effects Of
Errors and Abuses In early life Manhood Restored,
Impsdiments to marriage removed. New method
Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2South Ninth
st., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution having nigh
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
kin. 1''7H' *"'@ 2'1.~@'>' 7@e 81 ocf30;l "
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WAX. WILL you
.SUEEk. II !

To all persons suffer-
ing from Ri euma tism,
Neuralgia, Cramps in the
limbs or stomach, Bill,
lious Collie, Pain--in. the
bach ., bowels or side, we
would say; TEE BousE-
HOLD PANxnAr and FAM
LY tINiaiissif Is Of all 9TH
ers the, remedy you want
for internal and external
use. It has cured the
above complaints. in
thousands of casos.
There is. no mistake
about it.. Try it. Sold
BY all druggists:
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yensn ore NOW eligible to any ef6ee.
4 4 aelss1 ssltssl Or nsaassnsnt In PSsn-
QlvaajA ,5s.s..>>.. +.
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-x1iily CIs5isnsa Gdy vrisiss ~.
Wsshi1gtss, ssys: Boston jssvs hsrSslf up
severely, ass55aaSi ;ytar sssrsbrsf dsvstopmsetss
through her sysslssse'. and aoe la, sasts-s
''What dasHauas kpsHDE New s.YuskF .,
plsys her silks and diamends, and psttly
asks-'.Whss asS yssa worth r. Fhilsdsl-
yhiee gth PRIV hlsa.,ls and purssd-np bps
ssks-"Who vas your grand father f''-->
While Warrington stops between the waits
and The German 10 inquiee-"Can you,
6on0o :" - ,4a@
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SAoollRSaAhr sa lsfxe spsoss i
ssgo boahd il one quart Of milk; The
peal Of : lemon little nutmeg ; when
oosl add toaf; eggs little salt. B.ks
aboss one hour aud halt. Eat viii %
or and cream.
Fa1av1 R.4l1i 1p.shllI u
y eysesn In their own juies-ons good
seaA y ss4sisst-rsmovs tho seum,
strain Of al the jules, put them into =
hot surs'n. which cover ssaNssk I'D :
in . warm place. Rubseell Itogsahsr
six ounces Of ftssh butter, three table
spooastul Of -four, With - much soald-
ing milk, into . ans, smooth paste, free
frs.ahSps a. sssiss; ssir steAdily in.
so'soqasrs'o t sniik in I stew pan on the
ars,'stdstost ven. beaten Jolks Of eggs,
strsia til whole through = '1aus sieve
apoa ahS id5;ts1s, '1 osov u thiokly With
f' = b. bs..a crumbs and brown in quick
SssSa f.f. ., '.,
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ri DEEDS.
Warranty, 81 MORTGAGE. ,,-. 49,:
s,oel.-eiain, 0hstssi Mortgage.
,a--,,.., DISTRICT COURT. = - -
Gymmons, Notes Of Issue,
Notices Of Trial, Executions,
CeItia's Of oonpari.on. Marriage Certificates: {:
4 Authorization, II s..~a<.t '.,fI-
= s"'a: JUSTICE COURT, - :" .,,"
i. Summons, Writ of Keplsviu.
: Subp'enas, Amdsvit in Rspleyip,
Bond rs Attachment, Garnishoe Summons,
Mafot Attachmsnt, Aftida't Of Garnishment
. Addavit EDr Attachment Notice to Defend ut IN
Bond in Replsyip, :, Garntshes Summops. /,
AIsCELLANEOUs.
x Ell rs o. a.:Si,n''' Leases, s
TOWN BLANKS. p. S'"S
1oeasss. with stabs-looss Or bouad In books of so
or 100. ..rcT,S - :, ? ,ce -
Order 81 Superysors laying out new road.
Aslsasss Of Damages by Owners Of Lana.
Aind''it' to be attached te bll1 ri
:, Pond q. Town Treasurer,
i =" Just.o. " Of he r,,c. = : ~os-,,; IL
Z H2aes y Destriat eisrkp Election Of Justice Of
Notice Of Election Of Constable. ss>< . g:t1
:. Orders from the 'eodntfy, Sfor any quantity
- Blanks Of any Kind printed to order on short
notice.
= =! W.B. MITCHELL
Z ~ ,.-,r !: -. ..pe, st. Cloud, MINI
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Er7sTi[


We keep constantly on hand, printed. from new
type on the best paper, the following blanks:
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A correspondent Of the Farmers
Advocate, London, Ont, who had d
shoksd CIV, tried tho following expert,
mrus very suocesstolly.: IL had . ps'r
q bsrs" Issoin,gs to my b.roy.,d. I
took the top bars down aud lett thrice
lower bsss 10, sodssook tne> whip .nd
made the CIV jump, vysl a. bar, .sad
che ~ relieved. That is the .ay !
relieve .ll q, y seetsd e..sls .nd hesss.
ed I never knew ie 20 fail!s &me.
Zines l jsnp them over .siee,' .nd T
I'D shss The ses,os Of rising ssea s4shs
ssaAee dsaee pa. thp fsostlaea dislede.
= %hss'k IN ~ siSuas, I'D Is -iioijatJ
h doas 70 ths eastls. A woun1a II by
y ta,s Wy esssss;s-s ! ..eaheksstd soyef'
sAorss II The mas i iron Yme.. y. l. :.
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DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks as per following
schedule: SO shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Wlnona, so Second National Bank of St.
Paul, 20 First National Bank of Red Wing.
205 First National Bank Of St. Paul, 60
State National Bank Of Minneapolis, 60
City Bank of St. Paul, and IS shares of
Preferred Stock Of St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company. -
Par Value Market Value.
$53,O00O0 $72,250.0O s:':a
The above described fund is
deposited with the State IEsur-
ance Commissioner tree of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free of interest or ether ex-
pense to the Company, as long
as it needs to hold the fund for
the security of its policy holders
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS
COMPANY:
It keeps the money in the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It Is as liberal as IS consistent with per-
feet security.
1t is conducted by men whose integrity
of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1t receives = high rate Of interest on its
loans.
Its rate Of mortality must be low by rea-
| son Of tho heslthful climate Of Minnesota.
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Children often look Pale and Sick -
tom no other cause than having worms In the stosA
BRow,ps vnRM1TUal ooAIITs 4@
Ing perfectly HI1k, and tree from Ill coloring 81
other iniurivss lnsredisnta usually ussd in worm
preparations. &UfkI Is Il BROWN, Propristors.
No. 2r6 Fulton Street, New York
Slid h. Dsopistsa&as esd dsetsrsin Aed,-
ei.s. q Tv.aIE-EsyA CsAEs Box y r-.lg
thirty YAafa1 IEYnoFi0nCoa ar m old
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-12
WASHINGTON MATTERS.

The House did not make final disposition
of the Pinchback case, although it was deci
ded, by vote of II yeas to l45 nays, that
Sheridan was not entitled to his seat. Pinch
back, by a vote Of l2l yeas to 81 nays, has
been given additional time to take testimony.
The Conference Committee on the Finance
bill agreed upon their report, and signed it
with the exception of Hester Clymer of Penn
sylvania. This is probably the last attempt
that will be made at this session to accomp-
lsh anything in relation to the currency.
The correspondent of the Times says: "It
is the last bill presented to the House, with
some slight notifications, the per cent. Of
greenback retirement being fixed at thirty
seven and half, instead of forty. 1t has
been generally supposed and understood in
both Houses that any report which MIR. Sher-
man would sign would obtain the support of
a large number of those known as hard
money men. The only doubt of the Presi-
dent giving his signature to the bill if agreed
upon by Congress, is the rate of the green
back retirement. 1t was understood, howev-
er. that the bill, with forty per cent. instead
of that now reported, would have received
his signature, and it is generally believed that
if this bill is presented to him he will not veto
it. Mr.. Sherman and many others like him.
self believe that it is of much less Importance
that the rate of reduction OF greenbacks should
be at one rate per cent. or another than it is
that the doctrine of a gold redemption or a
redemption in bonds of gold value should be
firmly fixed in the statutes. To secure def
mite agreement to this policy, which they
think puts the finances of the Government on
the way to a coin basis, they are willing to
sacrifice many minor details which will, at
most, only form temporary tendency in the
other direction. The bill as it now goes be-
fore the Senate must be voted upon without
amendment and must be adopted or rejected
as it is reported from the committee"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-12
GENERAL NEWS.

A sensation was caused in the French AS
sembly Tuesday by the discovery of sup
posed Bonapartist plot.
The St. Louis Globe considers itself modest
because it admits that the world has not yet
seen perfect newspaper.
Prof. Geri of Turin, in recent lecture in
the Coliseum at Rome, denied that Christians
had ever suffered martyrdom in that famous
arena.
The Brooklyn Argus says that the failure
of Mr.. Lent to secure Collins Graves as a
circus rider causes much regret among the
lovers of pure milk in the Hampshire VAL
ley.
Decoration day was more generally OBJ
served this year throughout the north than
ever before.
Indignation meetings are being held in
various parts of British Columbia, because il
is claimed that the terms of the union are be-
ing tempered with by the Dominion Govern
ment.
A financial panic exists in Peru. One Of
the wealthiest merchants of Lima, Julian
Zaracondegui, recently failed for the sum Of
81, SAG, 900, and other large houses followed
and q general panic ensued, so that trade II
now PROSTATE.
They have q beautiful monster at Bear
Lake, Idaho. Just now he has gone down to
breathe, but when he comes up he will prob
ably appear as he did before, when he was de-
scribed as being five feet long, "of a light