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The New York herald., 1874-09-21
Shakespcare's Soliloquy.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
/ send you copy OF the soliloquy which found
In an old chest among the erects OF my grand
father while recently searching for proofs OF the
authorship OF Shakespeares plays. My grand
father was lineal descendant Of Lemuel Gull
liver* bosom friend of the immortal bard who
bestowed on him many marks OF his esteem.
among which was the original solilOquy, written
on sheepskin in the well known hand Of Shake
speare, and 1t was undoubtedly the first produc-
London A. ID. 1857. shall take great pleasure IN
showing the parchment to all admirers OF SHAKE
speare who will call at my rooms.
Professor Y. CULVER RlGADU0:
No. l First street, New YORK.
sHAKEspEARE's soLILooUy.
a h a o a y o and eaya my
But, not content with such ignoble game
kS posehas iesr @ withln ais ofdshIps park
SI xoHs RsS sns os
And having 'eached the end q my my intent IT..
leaving 70 Heavens kind care re, my my wife and babes
So% S'f do5h S'G ine s St ny grief
a S DO s q y hs s1iek hk fog
My souls sweet temple, yon goodly playhouse,
ae m ,ess Wealth o sss sna nam he ana ss s1s'
Hat s. e on hnas s thought
aa kS1 a tse aturs a shaksh o ne 4sG Sre walt
NY business now concerns my present state.
III enter here. (ExitS
works thanks to the ndefatgabe labors Doan swift
Can This Statement Be Authenticated
NEW YORK. Sept. 10, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have read your articles on Shakespeare with
attention and interest," and, as 1t was within my
power to contribute piece Of information relat-
ing to your Snakespearan articles, volunteer the
following, which read In the american historical
Magazine for the year ls62:-A Washington cor
respondent Of the Indianapolis Jou''nd! wrltes:-
"An officer, strolllng through an old burying
ground IN Fredericksburg q few days ago, copied
EDWARD Heider, practitioner IN physlc and Chi
rurgery, born IN Bedlordsnire, England in the
year OF our Lord l542 Was contemporary with.
speare. After brlei illness his spirit assembled
IN the year of our Lord 1918, aged 76.' "
MOHAWK.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28

aerritteten Sinan3lage Spaniens auf it9
ntmmt nnb benz @tndeInen pDutontmere
Sreibett getpdbrIeiitet, 10 tuett otelelbe
nit Der 6ffentIi6en Srbnung nertraglt9
lit.
9as Manifeit 16lieBt nit ben Wors
ten: u0auert Der Aufitanb geeen uns
fort, 10 tuerbem mir i'm nit 8anonen
nieoerperfen. Die, tpeI9e beute 6te9anb
Der Seri0bnun9 5uriidpeiien, tperben it'd
morgen benz et1ernen Wtuen oes Grobe>
rers unterwerfen mdliien."
Maorib, %. SuIt.
Cine Nbtbeiluns Der Nrmee DON Nls
pbonio's lit bel Salpanete IN Der Yros
Din3 Gmenea sei6Iasen uorben. 700 ber
bon ben @arIiftcn Bel Der Gtnnabme bon
@uenco 9ema6ten @efangenen tpurOen
baburb befreit. Q6t StabSDfiSiere
Don 4lp6onfo's bIieben foot auf benz
S6la6tfeloe. Ote 8erluite Der Sarlts
ftem Ttno bcoeuteno.
Mabrib, %. Suli.
Der 8rdfett bon Guenca meIbet, baB
bic 9ei6en BON "a bon ben @arli1ten er=
mproeten 9tepublitanerm IN einent 6auie
in iener Staot in 10 i6rcdlt6 DerltIms
melten 3uitauoe gefunoen puroen, oaB
1ie falt nnfenntli6 tparen.
0te vgpoca" fa9t, Son Carlos babe
Cabrera eim COMMANDO III ietnem 0eere
a%ngetragen, @abrera aber benz Yrdtens
benten lasen lailen, oaB CT nit Gannts
balen 1tno Sal1dtttern nietnalS genletn>
lame Sa9e MAIDEN tonne.
9Sie Der vSmparciaI" i6reibt, bat Ser
Si1ansminiiter oas &abinet berit6ert,
SAP ct Ton6s an 9anb bat, UNI 125, 900
JtelerDilten su beipaffnen un6 Die laufenz
ben 6esicrungsuntoiten bis gum Sepz
tember b. S. Su beitreiten.
Mabrtb, "a. Sult.
gaitelar ltnb 3oriua 1puen fi9 per=
binbet babeu, ibren gtnfluB fit Die be-
~finitipe 0rin0un9 etner co%nlcrpatiDen
9tepublit gelteno 81 MAIDEN.
2onbon, "a. SuIt.
Mus Spanten fon1mt bic Ga9ri6t bon
einem grrBen Stege, ben Sen. MortoueS
in ~1iaDarra iiber Die Garltlten errun9cn
baben ioa. 1900 berielben iolen gefans
gen genounmen tporoen ietn.
Sarfet.
2onbDn, %. SuIi.
Gin Selegramm aus @ten meIoct, 1aB
ber 6iirit Don Serbien oer boben Bforte
nerio1nLi9e 8ori6lGge 9endht bat. 9ie
Iebtere fol- nit benz 8i5et6ni9 in Inter
banolllng iteben, UNI i'm Sale ei1eS Brus
Dies auf beiien unteritIsung re9nen gu
f0nnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
@nfbington, "a. Suli.
Wem BORT
e 10 Oorf, 81. Suit.

JteW ODtIS II. Sult.
3ilton's ausfi6rlt9e, beI6porene
9ariteuune Der ieit Sabren apti6en ibm
nn6 8eeder i9nebenben NngeIegenbeit
prrbe i9on geitern Wben6 benz nnteriu>
6ungscomtte norgele9t, bod gelang es
erit beute, III ben 8eitb 6es b16lt uir<
fangretdcn S6riftitiids au gelangen,
befien 8erlefuua clifton bier noue Stunz
ben nabm.
Das 0ptuntent beginnt foIeen6ermas
Ben:
vSn Nnbetra6t ber Gbatfa6e,
baB 9eurb 8arb 8ee9er eigeima1ttg
elm Gomite ernamt1t bat, peIdes Die bon
Sbeo. clifton gegen i'm erbobenen 8ee
i6uloigungen unteriu6en iou; unb
Sn u DIT, baB Srau @ltiaz
BETH st. clifton, bic Satin ienes Theo.
elton, benielben ~Derlaiien bat, mm in
8eretn nit 8ee6er Die @laubpiirotgteit
rno ben suten 9taunen ibres Wannes at
perni6ten;
Oesbalb, unb infoIge Der bon ienent
@omtte all ibn er9angenen Nufforberung
11laobt %genanrter Sbeo. SiltDn unter @iO
bic folgenoen p~abrDaftigen ~Nusiagen:
l. Dap am 2. Sttober 1855 in 6er
8lDmOutb' Stride in 8rootlDn bet @eilts
It6e 6enrD Warb 8eeder 3ptl6en E6eo.
StltOn unb Glisabetb Wt. &i6ar6s elm
@bebnnoniB i6loB, tpeldes brei3ebn
Sabre ipdter Dur6 benielbeu @eiitIiden
9el6dloet unb entebrt tuuroe, il6em ct
bela9tc Glt5abetb G. Etlton our l1ntreue
9e9ell IDren 9atten Derleitete.
2. Dap tpdbrenb zines 3eitraums BON
10 Sdbren, tbetlS Dor unb tbeils mad benz
Nbl1luB bteies G~bebunbes swtiden Gt[z
ton u1o See6er ein inniges Sreuubs
l6aftsDerbGltIiB beitano.
3. Dap Dor un9cfGbr reln Sabren
Gce6er ft6 Der Srau clifton nG6erte lub
baB ft6 aumdlig cine innige 6reuuoz
i1aft 3ipii6en ben Seibeu entipanu, bic
3u DGuftgen Seiu9en 8ee6er's in Et(z
TOMS 0auie fI6rte, BET tpel6en 8eeder
our6 Die ibm III bDGem WtaBe su @ebpt
1tebenDe lleberreoun9Sflnlt, ieinr Stelz
lung ais geiltli6er 8crat6er Der algIoIen
Srau in 1dGnoli6lter Weiie mibbrau>
9cuD, 3uleBt cine iDlde 9erridaft iiber
Dieielbc e%rlangte, oaB lte li6 ieinen ebes
breGerii6en @elititen tpiQenlos bilgab.
4. 9aB anl Nben0e bes 10. Sttober
1868 Trau Gli5abetb Jt.Gtlton mtt0enrp
SSarO SeeOer cine 3ufamntcntlnft III
oellen NObnuEg bate nlo Dab bel oies
lef 9cle9etbeit Die 8eiben gei6lehtltden
illl8all9 NIT einauoer pfle9ten mas ii6
lpater t9eils in 3itton's, tDeils in Nee>
9er's WoDnnn8, unb t6eilS an anberen
Srten 6fplld)en benz Serbit 1868 uno benz
UrnDjaDr 1870 bauft9 w~ieDerDolte.
o. 0aB See6cr'S 9eiitlibe 8eIude
BET Gral clifton i'm 0erblt 1868 10 bGrz
fig iuurben, baB fte Die 0ffentlide e, Nuf>
n~lertlamtclt erre9ten, um 10 me6r, ais
Seeher llur lelten leiue 9farrfinoer All
beiu9en pfleSte. (9ier eripGbnt SiItou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
OEtnOten.

NDnOon, y. Suit.
Sepcf6en aus Sitinoten ipreden bic
8efurdtuug aus, 0aB unter ben mebr
ais SO, 900 Bilgerr, wcl6e in Boorse an
IdBli6 bes Slgsernauts 6eites finb, Die
@bolera ausgebro6en iet.
Ser @anges lit in ietn 8ett surIdge>
febrt. Sn ben fiibli6en @egenben lift
MUIR tuentg &egen gefouen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
aus Ger 8mmSesbamptNaSt.
SO II, %. Suit,

Oas g sbeatrtsgeri9
bat ben MafienpermaLter ser Sap Goofe'
f1en l. ytationalbanf bon gSaibtn9ton
ermG9tigt, beren 8anfgebGube 6ffent>
lid gu perlteigern, cod bari baiielbe nibt
fit peniser ais $780, 600 lossei6lagen
tperben.
@afbington, "a. Suit.
Oie gommiifion, Del6e ernannt tpurs
Be, Tim Die fog. QlabamdsT orberungen
3u priifen, belt seitern tbre erite StBuns
nn6 bertaete fi6 bis gum l. Sftober,
ipann bic nnteriudune be9iunen tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
&Wp0>
6abannG, "a. SSuIi.

Bon BEN 6mr9 bic eeftern ant Dem
fnqniihen Dampfer vMinerDa" erfoIBtc
SampffeffelerplOiton nertpunbeten 8ers
fonen itnS ieds seitorben. 5uct Wtcns
i6en tuarelt auf Der Steue setSOtet rDrs
ben. !.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28

Nm nd6Iten Sage (31. DECEMBER 1870
1teute Wtoulton, tuelden clifton BON
Sbt9em IN ScnntniB 9eieBt bate, 8ees
per oarob aur 9tebe nnO erbielt bon otes
lem ben Srtef 3uriid. (9ier fol9t Der
Wortlaut bteles 8riefes.)
Anl Abeloe oes l. Sanuar 1871 bate
Wfoulton aut See6er's 8unl6 cine unz
terrcDun9 nit bteiem ltmo bel oieler @ez
legenbett ipar IS, oab berielbe ibln ben
folgenben Abbtttebrief o~iftirte:
Wtetl1 tbeurer 0reunb Woulton!
SD bite ourH Sic Sberoore Elton
INN Ser5etbnng nlo i'd beuge mid Dor
ibnl, pte t1 es Dot meinem Soft tbuc.
st (IiltoD pIroe, tuGre Ct an nteimer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28

!. y Y IL 70 OUIRs
Gine9 epei9e aus Sen. Cutters 2aser
am fLetnen Wiiiouri in 9Gtota bonn Is.
Suli fast, 6aB bic Expedition itf tpobL
beftnbet unb bic &otbbdute t9on mebrs
mails au, @eft1t %betommeil. 1eSo9 nod
feline Sample nit benielben gu bsiteben
bate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-14
TIE SACRAMENTO SMELLING
WORKS.

ia
are in successful operation. The Rec
n,d contains this account OF the first
run:
At2 o'clocl, Yesterday morning SUI
pcriutcn,lcni q. y. Gcrrieh, ot the Sac
rauiento smelling Works, commenced
charging the furnace. As soon As II
was CHARGED ii was put i'll operation.
and the metal began running ut =
o'clock. During the forenoon the Hl-
rcctors of the company visited the place
and expressed their entire satisfaction
with the works. The works were also
visited lv many citizens who were IN
rc>ted i'll the >lcce>S of the enterprise,
and all expressed great satisfaction at
the result of the undertaking. y gen
tlenan from Itah. who is an expert i'll
the business. expressed the opinion
ia; no furnace ever produced Il result
sooner than this. a. metal was running
in tisc hours. when it usually takes
thrty-SiN to put a furnace into opera
ton and produce that effect.
The foundations OF the furnaces are
sixteen feet in solid masonry. and
upon earth packed hard. These are at
the bottom sixteen feet square, and the
walls rise of that size to the grade.
Ipon the first masonry is three feet OF
.I.NN
r's ~ -. ,E,a., e., ni,
49, n n,i ,,,.,,, ~ i , l,yn, +,
IL; -, u r,;xf,r, na,riv dr,-
~, l''i .',Iu ,i,'a., ,ia '.l.,, smear ,ni
-, ,,.t,i'.i, ,r,. ho,fnn in with
,,,?,,,1I ~, I,.ro ,o1 r,,n,,al AMI
ii,,,'i..tj .,,, .,., tI,vs hnfnrn il was CON
i!.;'It,.,i t.,I nnn,,,,, -, rn,..ivn tho nm
,'. y" ,''',,r, - VII n,,nn Ills rj,o
-, Ga. -,,,,.,,o ,,,,, sa.t thnv. tha s,ir-
t,,'., i i,n tbn innnr linn Of these
,,,iis a, ihn ,.nrnor. st,nd G,,,r cast
;,'',, ,'iI,rl t.,,. ,.,,.i, tur,..cn t,,Ir t.nt
i,,,rp, nb;l.t, r,hnij a u,ss;v, cast
80, ,,I,,n iht foo. .nI,,rr. viii \
,,-,r in tI,a ,niIdIr tlr,n
t,rt in di1,urfrr. non t:Ir,r Plate,
'r,aI ~ ,hn hn.n ri,.,inav stack.
,'.',. .I,r,,,,,,1 ~, rni,I,llc nfthr rnnf n
pass tiiToaSh me ,d''''it vi me i,"'i 81
'"s ,, r,".i,'.,. ,n"nn in The ron
.r''' Wv, -, ,'i.'' sarvnI tntbn
-, na" Go. a,,,o ,nI Iinnd win
O.. l,,i,I. ,,I,n,n no fol Innr. oman
~. ',ir.'.1 ,,,,l. ,rhr,I,,,h
II - aI ,hair1n l'n,n nr,
y ,',''i = 49,, ;,,,I, ~,
,,,'''' ''1 ~, r,'.l I,nr. thn
''rf,''n,,s I'm ,rr,Ii',rI, tS,ar am il thr
cattt'ikNH Nf3lt33'3 ~ ''it. ~ -.
r. ,I,,aa e,nt
az r,aI, ,i,i,,,on,, r,.ts u,,n f,ur iron
ILL.,, AVA ~, ,,non thn inrcr rnr.
p - ,,,atn,t I,i;,t wa,Is tyo t., +
.'i,,,., tbo .r,o,,,5,l
W;.t,;,, 10 s,,,., lar,,,,i f,,.
81 III ~ ,i,,.,,,.o !. h,il, Ia,
80, i,,n t,u,'l,tinn I,;I ,nn,rn, and
=, -, INV, i,..,,,3 81, ,,I,lin'r>n,,
.irt hr,rJ,
rLn 1nn, !. Lu;,t in .l,n shame Of an
;,,.,.rf.J .,r,.I uh:eh is ta ,rayant J.
,,,,,'i ,',,r1,i,,,, ,in in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-14
IOLITICIY.
DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE !
IDLITIC.fy.

,I'HE pEHotRNFff STATE CENTRAL
1 Committee i hereby called to meet al:
trginia Cty, Nevada, on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-14
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
At MEETING OF TIE tNfrS Pc

\TA MEETING OF TIE tNfnS Pr
y pHbiiraH state Central Committee. held
III Virginia Cify. .luur Il. ls7i. l. wH>
Resolved, hat >tara Convention # the
Uuion Ecrub!iran party be held at " inne-
mucea, On thursday. >eHtembtf -, l>'i. tn
nominate candidates for the following oilieyrs.
tO-NIf:
Governor, lieutenant Govcrnor Ecrrc.
sentative in Congress, two Justices et the 81
rrrmr tuHTt long and short terms, >r"ra-
tarv Of state, Attorney GeHoral, Treasurer ot
state. Controller Of StHtn. S3ryryur hCusTai,
>HpelirteIden; # iHb.ie Instruction. stan.
Mincraoci>t. Clerk Of the supreme Court.
state Printer, and state Central Committee.
and fer the transaction OF such other busi-
Ge,> a, shall properly ceinc before the ton
Resolved. Tint each county ba entitled to
enc delegate ut larEr. one ter Zach lun Vot"-
and ene ter, each fraction over - votes caist
Tor !. ". ilaiacs. Presidential Eieeter, at tae
general 81, ctien If -.
Rcsoivcd. hat thet">t to be required q all
voters at the primary elections OF the tartE
shall be: Eir>t-Ara yeft ii citizen ot tn
United States and the state OF Nevada. u
vii! you he lawful voter ut the ensuing cleo
tiur" ~ccond viii You snri'ort he non'l-
ue-> Of the Ecrabhran state and County
Convention n the neNt ciectiuh'
Resolved. hat the several county commits
toes b. recommended 10 adopt such other
means ard tests n may serni to them ueces-
sary II III" promotion Q: purity and f'ifnes>
pcleeute> are arrortioncd To the acveral
coUnti = aS follows:
hHc
10 '.Eta>. .--........
lnt,..., '...'.... '=.
l>mGtatf,
iiumh" '..'',.'......
Lincoln
NN". ..-
ttnS
. "A tat b
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Wy plan il Purely Vegetable.
Rheumatism. NeErai-ia,

DESTROYING the disease and laritNinc th
u}uod. 80 thar there : i.o danger vt s,cuhd
sEy symptoms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-14

nj, passes off by means of 4 Vent at
higher point in the furnace. This is
the waste material of the operation. and
is east away. 1t would. perhaps. be
well to preserve this waStage, and. as
an experiment. put it into our streets
To repair them when needed. aS it
would probably make good, solid
surface " hen packed. and rot be liable
To wear away directly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-14

Y it presents Itself OF this coast. i Of a more
:ermi tatie character than that seen in tho
At.aHa' stat-S TT dropc. arising rom the
nesc and Sandwich lzi'ui disease. Those ot
you ho have visited thc two latter countries
no donht have s.ea the drnadiul effects Of :.
eli 18th tAa ratiye and foreign population. ]:
rrIaire. at Egtiyr GiierCnt modes Of treat
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-14
"Wednesday. the 18th dny of July.
1871. at IL o'clock Of said day.

\ full attendance i respectfully requested
cuisines OF importance viii come before
tho Committee
GEO. &. BERRY. Ci'rr.
j. ". ormEIr, Secretary. jc-7td
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22

L desire to say to my patrons that the
State Atlas of Minnesota is now in press,
and that the delivery will commence about
the middle of November in the northern
portion of the State and work southwark.
Having been requested by number of my
subscribers to furnish them with better
quality of binding, will bind in holt NOR
Deco, gilt edges, stamped gilt back, extra, with
Ellsbury's Chromos of St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis and Winona, 15x27 inches. The extra
cost will be four dollars per copy. Orders
for extra binding must be sent to this Office
Immediately. Delivery agents will not be
allowed to sell aliases, but only to furnish
copies to subscribers. Having spared
neither trouble nor expense to make this
the most complete work of the kind ever
published, will place it in your hands as
nearly perfect as it was possible to make it,
and hope it will more than fill your most
expectations.
Yours truly,
A. T. ANDREAS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

The New York Times of Oct. 18th
thus closes a lengthy review of the
money market:
"The condition of the money mar
ket, then, is one Of sluggishness, be-
cause there is limo line of business any
justification Of extensive use of money.
We may repeat, what we have al
ready taken frequent occasion to point
out, that this condition of things is es-
sentially a healthy and promising
one. The process that is going on
must Of itself work out a change for
the better. Production continues at
the normal rate, and with the check
given to consumption surplus is
constantly accumu]ating. Sooner or
later, this surplus will find its market,
and with that business will revive
Meantime, the business men of the
country are pursuing a course which
will enable them, at the proper time,
to resume operations vigorously and
with profit"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported weekly expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John A.pp, Esq, Reg;ster Of Deeds.

Reported oeekly expressly for THE JOURNAL
BY John A.pp, Esq, Register Of Deeds.
For the week ending Oct. 22d, 1874.
George Dobmeier and wife to NAV Karls
for lot 8 blk 80 in Cold Springs City 500
Joseph Hummer and wife to Matthias
Becker for 81 nw4 and nj sw} sec 20 T
1923 K % and 81 set sec T 1872 r % "
$1,000
Charles M Crump and wife to II T Welles
and Thos Lowry for und4 SET sci sec 8
and sw4 swf sec 10 T l26 r 34w 5000
James Haynes to Green Haynes for set
net sec 80 7 122 r 31w 5000
J L Robbins and r Mendenhall to VIM
Scherfhns for lot blk in Robbins and
MendenhalPs add to Sank Centre SIP
Anna Maria Stockard to Frenk Huegin for
lot II blk 48 in town of Richmond $25
Cornelius Morrison and wife to Maggie Fay
for 81 nw{ and nj sw4 sec IL T 124 R 80
W $1,000
Thos G Mcclure and wife to John G. Veeder
for sw} nw} sec II T l26 R 33w $500
Johnathan R Lamb to Elizabeth A Lamb
for WI set and nj swt sec 20 T l26 R 80
$1,000
Charles D Lamb and wife to Elizabeth A
Lamb for sw acres Of set set sec 81 T
126 r 33w $50
Jared w johnson and wife to Enoch E
West and Chas M Hinman for sw} set
sec 81 T 127 Rs4w s175
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22

Half the diseases of the human family spring
from disordered stomach, and may be prevented
by invgorating and toning that disordered, abused
and neglected organ with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. Let it be borne in mind that the liver, the
kidneys, the intestines, the muscles lgments, the
bones the nerves. the integuments, are all renewed
and nourished by the blood, and that the digestive
organs are the grand alembic in which the mateYi-
ais OF the vital fluid are prepared. When the stom-
ach fails to provide healthfu nourishmen for its de-
pendences they necessarily suffer, and the ultimate
result If the evil Is not arrested will be chronic and
probably fatal disease somewhere. 1t may be de-
veloped in the kidneys in the form Of Dialects in
the liver as congestion, in the muscles as rheuma-
tism in the nerves as paralysis in the integuments
as serofula Remember however, that each and all
vented by the timely and regular use of that sover-
eign antidote to dyspepsia, Hostetter's Bitters
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-10-22
SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS.

At Young & Bradford's you will find
splendid stock of wooden goods, of the very
best manufacture.
The celebrated Miner fannels-also, the
Agawam fannels-al W DOL and warranted
not to shrink, can be had at Young & Brad
ford's, and at no other store in the State.
People are foolish to buy Aannels which
shink when they can get these, which do
not shrink.
Young & Bradford also have a full as
sortment of Agawam yarns, which are su-
perior to anything else of the kind in this
or any other market.
You will find it to your advantage to call
at Young & Bradford's before making your
purchases.
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ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL.

Mr.. Jos. Edelbrock is again receiving q
large stock of new goods for the winter, in
GLIDING everything in the line of staple
dry goods, ready-made clothing, etc. Many
persons who have purchased clothing at Mr..
Observation-Disclosures it to be in every way as
good as custom-work. He would call es-
pecial attention to his line of teas and cof-
fees, the finest in the market. For good
goods ofall kinds, cheap, 90 to Edelbrock's.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

Mr.. II. Ottensmeyer has just received a
full assortment Of Zephyr worsteds and
Germantown yarns-both lines being very
complete. Also fine assortment of lets,
flowers, felt hats, fancy goods of all kinds,
etc., etc.. all of which will be sold very
cheap. The ladies should call early and
examine these new goods and Mr.. Ottens-
meyers general stock, which is very full
and elegant.
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

There being general feeling that the
action of the late Democratic Convention
did not properly reflect the wishes of the
people of Stearns county in the matter of
the nomination of candidate for County
Auditor, I hereby announce myself as an
independent candidate for that Office, and
respectfully aok the support of the voters
of the county, without regard TO party.
CHAS. DUEBER.
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The Primo o& Woloa,

His Royal Highness has been detected
in many an act which has startled the
Queen. The last of which is said to be
the ordering Of $1,000 worth of tickets for
the Public Library of Kentucky. Her
Majesty, it is stated, did not object to his
buying literally, but in the present condi-
ton Of the Princes finances, she thought
$4,000 worth was too much for him to in
vest. 1t is asserted that he insisted on
sending his order to Governor Bramlette,
assuring his royal mother that he knew
what hee was about, for that as $780, 1000
was to b distributed to the ticket holders
on November 80, and in such gifts as $3.50,
900, 500, 1000, &c., he would have a splen..
did chance at one of these splendid prizes,
and thus, easily pay his debts.
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Wheat-To-day's prices are
~
No' @'"'.......................
Flour-XXXX SIS so a. Sc 90. xxx
IS 90 "a SIS SO. Xxx 81 90 q 81 SO per
barrel.
Oats-40c @45c.
Corn-50 a. 60c.
Feed-$1 rs a. So 90 per cwt.
Cornmeal-2 90 per cwt.
Shorts-$1 90 per cwt.
Bran-$8 90 per ton; 40c per cwt
Eggs-15 O. zoe.
Butter-20 @ Csc.
Potatoes-4o a. SOC.
Onions-60 @ 75c per bu.
Honey-20 "a Csc per ID.
Beans-$l 90 @ 81 90 per bu.
Cheese-15c.
Cranberries-$a 90 @ 81 90 per bu.
Cabbage-5c.
Hays 90 a. Sc 90 per ton.
Country Hams-1oc @123c per tb.
Sugar Cured Hams-20c.
Dried Beef-2Oc.
Wool-Fleece washed, 33c a. SIC.
Tub washed, 35c a. 38c.
Unwashed, Zoe O. 23c.
BeeFOn foot, 23c; retailing &c a.
123c per 1b.
Veal-7c dressed; retailing 1Oc a. 124c
per tb.
Mutton-On foot &c retailing 7@12}c
per ID.
Pork-6c dressed; retailing &c a. 124c
per ID.
Chickens-10c "a 12c per ID.
Mess Pork-$20 90 per barrel.
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TO BE CLOSED OUT.

J. W. Tenvoorde has large and splen-
did stock of goods which he will sell at a
great reduction from former prices in order
to make room for his new fall stock, which
will soon arrive. Do not forget to call at
Tenvoorde's and get bargains.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE,

To the Voters Of the I'd Legislative District Of
Stearns County.
Being satisfied that the Convention which
assembled At Avon on the 21st ult. and NOM
mated Wendelin Merz as a candidate for
the Legislature did not reflect the senti-
ments of the voters of said District, I here
by announce myself an independent candi-
date for that Office, and respectfully solicit
the votes of the people, without regard to
party predictions.
RANDOLPH HOLDING.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BARLEY.

J. w. Tenvoorde will pay the highest,
market price for all the barley there is in
the country. Farmers will do well to call
on him before disposing of their barley.
He is also paying the highest price for
wheat, oats and farmers produce of all
kinds.