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w: ek;y Letter From Shredder & Lindblom
&!co., Nov. 9Th. 1875.

N. Iavello. in an elaborate discussion of the
French wheat crop, confirms the reported de-
nci,,ncies and arrives at the conclusion that
France. instead OF exporting will require large
importations If foreign wheat. Recent DIS
PATCHES 10 the London McrninG Post report very
extended failures Of nearly al Russian crops
and picture a very gloomy outlook. We are dis
posed to regard this as an exaggerated state-
men,: but that the wheat Of Russia Is short, is
now admitted by all statisticians, and the di-
minishei movements from the Black and Arrow
Seas are corrotorative evidence OF the fact /.
These facts will he ielt ere next harvest, but are
disrscarded now, owing to liberal shipments,
stimulated by the advertised wants Of G.. Brit
isn ard irrespective high prices. he amount
of whest af'oat Tor Great Britain is now 10 mil
lion bushels. more than half Of which is from
American ports English granaries are well
flied. and so long as wepersist in rushing oar
Wheat to the market fas,srthan wanted, we car
not complain tia. buyers diSGate their own
prices, Notwithstanding that our products are
an wanted at higher prizes by and by. The
same economy which diseonraSes the sale OF
Turs in July, or Strawhats IN January, should
teach producers not 10 ofce Their wheat on the
market al time when fresh harysSts have Just
Yenlen;shsd the cranaIieS OF The world, but wal,
with uatiere., when ii Is known that ere many
months the cor sumner will te anxious 10 gel
our wheat at higher rr'css. This is the situation
Our receipts have bsen very liberal and IS mos
of our shippers short for November, they hav.
done their hest 10 discourage shipments bu
leritim: te orders have lsen equal to the supply
and the stock in store has tsen sligtly reduced
Speculative grader have declined cent, Pc
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New York n arket.


Flour--Quiet and In buyers favor, only
,erfne western aud state $4.O5 to g IS: COM
mon TO good extra western and state, 6.35 to
b.6O; good to choice do, sos to Clio: white
wheat extra, 6.75to 90; extra OHIO, s. 40 to
&. 10: extra St. Louis, 8 60 to 900; Minnesota,
patent process, good to prime extra, 6.25 to
aa6; choice to M dSo G 70 o. ., Rye aa Hour
western $40 to 8 81.
Gnin--Wheat dull and in buyers favor;
very limited business; receipts l67 900
hush: rejected spring 100 to l.O6; ungraded
spring los to lie; Nc; sMilwaukee 20; No
winter red western IN new. new NJ 20 ; White
soft i. 50 to 50: No. l Milwaukee, l % bid,
as to 40 ssked; No. . Minnesota good, 80:
No. do. prime, nominaliy 1888; do, soft. 80
to l.S4
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MARKET REPORTS
St. Paul Produce Market.
ST. PAUL, Nov. II, 1875.

8 Business continues extremely brisk in all the
denartm.nts of the wholesale trade. The old
eat inhabitants among our wholesale merchants
do not recollect in all their experience, SO act
i've and extensive, and satisfactory trade in
November as is this.
ring the week, with generally liberal receipts
Of merchandise and steady prices.
p FLouR-.We quote xxx flour as before at
* 30 per Dbl for large lots and IS IS to IS 90
for lob and retail lots. xxx grades are held
at 81 SO to 81 IS; Xxx al So TOTO 50 %. "Su-
perlative' is quoted at 81 80 to ~ w, as 70
quality and brand, which quotation ls about
New York price. Rye flour is IN falr demand e a
at 50 rs per sack. New buckwheat Hour Is
more plentiful and is selling in lots at "a % to
- 25 per 100 lbs. -.
Wharf.-The receipts have been large during
the week, and warehouse room is taken Tor
grain that was intended to 60 forward to the
export markets at once, but which has Deen
held back by the sudden close of lake navlga-
ton charges which has thereby resulted. With
an uncertain and weak market at the east, and
a general downward movement, just at the
present in all the markets, it would not be
Surprising if buyers and producers should
choose to store their wheat, in the. con-
fident ex pectation Of better prices by and bye,
rather than sacrifice it.
trlCeS nave Dcell SCcduy uulIAk lAAo "ooIS ~
Panl extra is worth ST 20; No ], 9sc; No 2,
76 to 9Oc. as to quality and condition; No. 8,
soc; rejected, TO- The following are the quo
tations OF No. wheat in the great markets yes
terday week and yesterday:
Last week. This week.
I;vernool. s. Sd to 9s Cd
New York, 81 ito g 81 %
Chicago, WE W1
Milwaukee, oSH W
Mill Stuff. Bran is unchanged in value, with
a fair demand at 900 to $50 for car load lots
in hnlk. and TO- so to IL 90 for sacked lots from
store. Ground feed is in excellent demand and
Ulod simply: No. l Iowa, "a 90 to % 90 to con.
SS,n,mers: No. 2 dull at %. 90 to 24.OO.
Rutter--Prices unchanged; shippers paying
13x to l4c. store packed; IA to l5c for wei
hacked. uniform color; 1bh for superior lots
1,hoice table scarce, brisk demand, at rs to u
for tubs and Jars; second selections, fresh ane
sweet. uniform color, % to 25c.; fancy firkin'
20 to 32c.
brisk at % to 23c.
Cheese Minnesota factory chess, choice
l2c; job lots II to llXc. Second quality dull
at lOK to lie.
Dressed Hogs Sales of not very good lot
were at y to &c.; few gooo specimens at
to 8 lac.
Poultry. Best chickens at 9to lie; turkey
10 to IL; inferior and scalawags, both turkey
and chickens 8 to lOc
Game Saddles of venison IL to l2cr Pheas
ants LEO to 200:
Live stock--Choice fat steers are in quic
demand to butchers at 3Kc; good to fair COW
and steers at OK to 3 lac; common at 2
2xc. Fat hogs are saleable at &c, live weigh
sheep at a to Axe.
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bushel during the week, while cash wheat has
decliued to 3 cents The market has been
verv dull. but holders have shown no dispO
sition to sell, and the market has been kept
down only by the efforts Of more short selling.
We see nothing to change our position. Our
market is no lower on options than it was
strong efforts to bear prices down. After Nov:
Goth there is no extra storage and capital will
then seek investment in wheat. We quote
market steady, No. hard, "a l-2, No.
lis - No. 81 O8 l-2, s. o. November, O8 IL
S. o. December, 1O8. No. 3. 81 10. Barley Is
higher, 0s bid for No. 2 s. 0. November and
cash.
The receipts and shipments for the week
ending to-day: @
Flour, brls, 1926 ae,55s 81, 500 1922
Wheat, bush, s7e,6ea ~, 500 ees, l28 800. sM
Barley. 6 63,776 34,573 25,873 1854
Rye, 1890 $3.50 1926 SW
The amount Of wheat in store is 692, o0o bus.
Same day 1874, PIG, O0 !.
1873, 4OS,OOO
The receipts Of -four and grain At TINS
port from the crops of the last three years,
from Aug. %, up to date, were as follows:
FLOUR BB1s. WHEAT Bus.
1910 ol0,0lO os|Os30io
1884. 270,S05 li,65l,37
We present a statement of to-day's prices
at the different markets, together with 9TH
err figures bearing on the value Of wheat for
shipment, as compared with preceding
years:
:. 1875. 1874. ~.
NO. rau xer per ;, sh los Is IS IA LOO "a
c ans ff fsIsshts to to fn sl-2 us II
No. . wheat in Newly. 100 ITO 1888
Premium on Gold, l5 1-slO - La
| Spring wheat in
TO u.s. 'sssd-sslod 7s'od-ss4d lls-sd'asad
Ocean freights to i,
Liverpool, per BUSH, sxd 6l-4d 1So
We append q table Of comparative closing
LAST WEEK 1874. 1878. 1872
| No. wheat Ill 86x COX 06A
No. Barley, 06Xl22 IS 90
CHICAGO movement of -four and grain for tn
week ending to-day: ss,.ss.vs {
1876 1874. 1876. 1874
Flour, brls., 66,972 1922 6l,6Sl 1881
Wheat, bu. 74s.474 49,, 900 s26,4l7 $500
Rive. 34.ll3 l2,8O7 l2,942 3.b4
Barley, i" 10000 ASIA ,a24 92,l2
Live Hogs, $500 1872, iso 24,ses 6s,es
Cattle, 1884 49, 9e sass $50
The visible supply of grain, including tn
stocks in granary 1t the principal points Of &C
emulation at lake and seabord ports, in tran
sit by lake, rail, and In the New York canal:
Oct 80, 1916, and the comparative stocks at tn
other aforementioned periods, were as fol
lows:
Il Oct. 80, TO Oct. %, '7k. Oct.3l, ~
D Wheat, bu. Il, ais. 6s6 II ,488 400 ,246, Il
J; Barley, &c 2,045,8b4 1,4l4,68O l,9l3 a
Rye, 27O,S64 S2i,9lS 1871
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THE ELEVATOR.
large Quantities Of Wheat Coming in
What It Costs to Store Wheat Here
The Rates Of Insurance. &C., &c.

The elevator recently built here Is surpris-
ing people with the amount Of wheat II Is
handling. II is daily receiving about forty
car loads. and shipping about the same num-
Ter Of car loads. Yesterday the number Of car
loads received ran up to ~, and few days
ago they reached so. This is independent Of
the wheat received from the street which runs
all the way frsm 900 mp to 400 bushels per
day. This will do for beginning, though OF
course it is q small mater compared with what
will be done here ater the proprietoas ges we'll
to work.
The inducements offered for the storage Of
grain in this elevator are unusual and very
liberal. The cost of storage and insurance d
less than in any other elevator OF similar char
acter IN the state, or at Milwaukee or Chicago,
while advances can be obtained q as low, II
not q lower rate. The rates for wheat inspected
and in good condition from teams or cars, Is
| two cents for the first twenty days, and one
half cent for each additional ten days, Per
| bushel From and after November 1st, st0f-
age same As above, until four cents per bushel
hzs accrued, which will be in full for storage
until the 10Th Of June.
| The rates of insurance are as follows: An
| nual rate per cent; short rates for the seven
months covered by winter storage" (Novem
Der to June l5th) would be two and one fourth
per cent. The S.. Paul Fire and Marine lnsur-
anse Company are ready to advance money q
seventy five per cent Of the market value Of
wheat on round lots Of i've hundred bushels
and upwards, discountiDg the owners note Sc
cured by our warehouse receipts and insurance
| certificates at the rate Of ten per cent. Per an
mum. Notes to be payable June 18th next and
with privilege Of taking up notes and receipts
at any time after thirty days, Interest pad e
b. reim ded.
Under these terms and conditions An ownel
| Of wheat can deposit the same In the elevator,
and taking the present price Of number On<
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Execution Sale.

By virtue Of IN execution Issued cut Of and
un der the seal Of the DistTi4 Court Of the
Second judicial District for the county Of
Ramsey. in the State Of Minnesota, upon .
Judgment rendered md docketed In > Justices
court in said county and district, on the nine
tenth day Of December, A. D. 1871, tran
day Of DecembeS a. b. 1874, duly fled in The
District Court Of Ramsey county Aforesaid, IN
an action wherein 6lsnfosd Newell and II. B.
Brill partners, = Newell & Brill, ware plain
tiAs, and VIM. Handy Va defendant, In favor
Of sid plaintiff, and against nid defendant,
for the sum n ffty mine 7s-1oo dollAss, and
interest from rendition, which with Uns 5000
dollars increased cod, remains unpaid md
vembeT A. D. 1875, levied upon The following
described tracts Of land, situated IN fhs county
Of Ramsey, Minnesota, to-wit: si
Lots number four ~ and i've %, Of block
number three, Of Lambert & Co.. addition 70
St. Paul, according to the plat thereof re-
corded IN the ONCE Of the Register 81 Deeds Of
sid Ramsey county, = TIE property p sid
nov, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
/ win sell at public vendue to the highest bid
| der therefor Tor cash, the real properly above
described. and Ill the interest which the said
William Hardy had thesein on the thiFti4h
day Of December A. D. 1874, Or It any time
thereafter, Or 30 much thereof Is shall b.
necessary TO satisfy said execution, Interest and
costs, at he front door u the old Court Houst
in the City Of Saint Paul, in Ramsey county
| aforesaid, on Friday the thiFtieth day of De
cember, A. ID, 1875, 1t ten o'clock in the fore
noon to satisfy said executions with interes
and costs.
sain. Psul, Nov u, 1879;
Sheriff of Ramsey County, Ninnesota
| E0TIK n n " n GANRnQN sss%
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OFFICE OF THE GRRMAN-AMERIcAN HAIL !
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF SAINT PAUL, I;
MINNESOTA, No. 10 East Third Street, !
Saint paul Mimi
sTATB'OF MINNESOTA, } District Court.
ii Fourth ,Judicia

Fourth ,Judicial
County or AHoKA, District
In the matter Of the application
Of Aurelius p. Wiley,
to perfect title TO real estate sold ia9t
BY James W Kelsey, guardian. ~. 81
10 al pezsons intsrsstsA In The following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the county Of
Anoka and State Of Minnesota, to-wit: The
east half (x) and the south wcst quarter TX Of
tho southeast quarter n and tho south least
quartsrt ~ Il the south west qnaEtsr >of SEQ
don q; in, township -, range IS we'd
Take notice, that the shove entitled appaic4-
don VIII b. brought On for 2 hs..ioE q ordsE
Of this court. before the Hon. C. &. Wander
burgh. Judge Of said court, = biz chamber In
the court house, IN the city II Minneapolis
and Suite u Minnescea, on tho and dry 81 Jan.
nary A. D. 1915, q lfo'clsck An. a eat day;
and you are hereby required to - and Appeai
Il said time and place and show cause 4 any
exists, why said application should not y
ego. ". MORRILL,,
Attorney for Applicant. )
As0KA, Aixy. s.a.tF
November 18th, A. D. 1876. novIs-7w
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SAINT lAvl BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.

4st~ .H 5ass En- = HxAS.
A. Allen, Proprietor, cor. Third
and Jackson streets.
EXCHANGE. endrick s. Leland, Proprietors,
corner Fourth and jackson streets. Best s.
pefaday House in the City
RsVKR8 HOUSE,, 81 per day, col. 18th and Rob-
,ert-sts, Hitchcock 4 Todd, Props.
Roexns HoTEL, J. Rogers, Proprietor, 81 Rob-
ert-st. Prices reasonable.
AMERICAN HOUSE,, cor. 4th and Wabasha sts.
N. Pottgeiser, Proprietor.
SHxRnAx HousR, Hassig & S.ateler Props.
corner Fourth and Sibley streets.
Stratton 4 Co. Proprieton,
cor. Jaokson and Seventh,
R. &. Heckithier, Proprietor, 1877
COMMERCIAL, Flower & Winder, Proprietors,
Seventh-st., bet. Robert and Jackson.
Terms - per DAY.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
Strong, Hackett & Chaplin, 1872 E. Sd st.,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM. Lee, 63 and 65 &. Third st.
D. w. lngersoll & Co., cor. Third and Waba-
sha streets.
IMPLEMENTS.
st Paul Harvester Works, IS w. Sd st..
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
lsaacs X Orschall, ~ Robert st.
BOOKS AND CHURCH GOODS.
D. OHalIoran, 65 Wabasha st.
TEAS AND COFFEES, WHOLE
ss@a ,tt SALE sli 5s3t3
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., 3lx E. Third
street.
GUNS & FISHING TACKLE.
W. B. BurkKard. % Il. Sd street.
MP. Kennedy & Bro, boE. Sd street.
~ Il 4 AUCTIONEERS.
Z. & J. NJ. Warner, cor. Sd and Cedar s!s.
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
q. L. Wharton, LOG Jackson st. .a
STOVES AND TIMERS STOCK.
Strong, Hackett 4 Chaplin, 1872 4. Sd st. or
UNDERWRITERS. =
Stees Bros, 81 Z 81 st.
REAL ESTATE.
D. A. Robertson 4 Son, 10 &. Sd st.
ATTORNEYS AT. LAW.
James Smith, Jr., Is 4. I'd 4.
G. S. Bryant, "a Wabpasha St. g
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE AND
g1%S9& go h%&F NE n e*t+ ef2f52 Z
Stees Bros, 81 4 Sd st.
ARCHITECTS AND SUPERIN-
TENDENTS. p '
N. Shiere + Bro, i46 3. Fifth st.
LIFE INSURANCE.. IN ia
Union Mutual Life, Otto W. Rimpler, General
| Agent, - w. ID. st.. a.. I'LL HI.
Coniinental Life. N. r., R.W. Clifford, agent,
81. Paul,
Lifs Association Of America, kben Holmes,
agent, 81 Paul. IA AsNaa8
MARBLE h GRANITE WORKS..
Thos. Bower, cor. 7fh and Cedar sts
DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALE.
Moves Bros. & Cutler. 30 & 80 Robert 81.
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The -Anti-Monopolist.

wheat cold before the expiration Of "wintPr
vator Company does not buy, nor are they il.
terested in the purchase or sale Of any. grain
they handle or store The inspector Is ap-
pointed by the chamber Of commerce, and is
amenable to that body for impartiality and in
tegrity in grading. The farmers are seeing the
great advantages offered to them are not slow
in reaping the benefits Pioneer Press.
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Everything to cain-Nothing to Lose,

everything to Cain Nothing to Lose,
Bixby's Death to Pain has been in the mar
ket long enough to establish its reputation as
being the best pain killer and liniment in use.
Its terms Of sale are such no one need hesitate
funded. 4 Neuralgia, Sore throat, ldiptheria.
burns, scalds, freezes, chilblains, sprains,
strains. bruises, &C., &C., viii soon be taxing
your patience Ask your druggist for Death
to Pain in above cases, and try it for your
selves. Then you will know what everyone
that has used it knows, that it is all that is
claimed for It,
For sale by all druggists and patent medicine
dealers. Use no other.
L. Bixby. proprietor.
.4&ffsHsg arfr.sf3. n, v@ Owatcnna, Mimi
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Chicago Market.
Nov. l6.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is,
Flour--Dull; more sellers than buyers
Grain Wheat, generally unchanged. but
so,ne sales rather higher; No. Chicago l.1DX;
No. 2 Chicago LOGS spot; LOCK seller De-
cember; i ,O6s toll O6X seller all the year; low
or grades declined No. Chicago 81 X to $50;
rejected 76hc.
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St. Louis Market.
ST. Louis, Nov. l6.

Grain Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet but
,.asav. new 5Sc: old 50 to 65c. Oats quiet but
STEADY. Rye, quiet and unchanged; 7sc.
Provisions Lard, tierce, lac. Bulk meats.
STD On DAYS III salt, 8 to6 IA, Tito IKE.
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Milwaukee Market.
N,twAuKEE. Nov. l6. 1875.

MILWAUKEE Nov. 10, 1910.
Flour Duh and nominal.
(irain--Wheat, quiet and steady; No: l.,
,iby: No .O9 seller November 90; seller
December lO7 seller January 1885, No. 3,
9lxc. e
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Legal II Offices
s7 County ss a Il ramsey Common Res
e hi HExRY III. FEaLRY - E+Aag @a ,
Va. Summons. VI, Ii .

gF HEYRY II. EtsLxY III - 1855 .s8 !,
VS.. #rafg.f summons. M I'll I
THOMAS TRUEsDELL.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT: III 80
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been fled in the Office Of the clerk Of said
court, in st. Paul, in said county, and to serve
= copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, at his Office in st. Paul, in said
county, within twenty days after the service o.
this summons upon you. exclusive Of the. day
Of such service, and if you fail to answer thu
said complaint within the time Aforesaid, thu
plaintiff Lint il this action win 4, apply 70 hs
HENRY H. FINLEY, NJ sts
f a.@d Plaintiff in person, a
y Novl-6w s..4s. St. PAN, Mimi. /
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Amended Articles Of Incorporation Of the
cerman-American Hail insurance Com
!, pany Of Saint Paul. Minnesota. 81

Amended Articles Of Incorporation Of the
Characterization Hail insurance Com. |
pany Of Saint Paul, Minnesota.
-vas Ii4 ]. .sf!t 9s.lAs ata 1
The name Of this corporation shall be 1.-THE
German. American Hail Insurance Company,
of Saint Paul, Minnes0ta. = es&4e44
The general nature Of its business shall BE-
insuring against loss or damage by hail; and
the principal place Of transactng the same shall
be At Saint Paul, in Ramsey county, Mime
sofa, ,,a..ssst
The time Of commencement OF said cor
poration shall be April list, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
five, and the period Of its continuance shall be
twenty years. t
( The amount of capital stock Of said cor
poration shah be twenty five thouAnd dol
lars, and shall be paid in in cash, - called for
by the directors Of said corporation. II ),
s W. ,.fs#f .ast .6ft~tf
The highest amount Of indebtedness or ks-
bility to which said corporation shall Ct any
time be subject, shall he fifty thousand dol
lars. sE.@q III. eo.H
4rssse v. ra ssfs
The names Of the persons forming this a.
ISOLATION for incorporation are John 3. San
born, Andrew B. Keller, and Walter II. San
born, and the place Of residence Of each Of
said persons is Saint Paul, Minnesota.
vi. N ~
The first Board Of Directors shall consist Of
John B. Sanborn, Andrew R. Kisfer, and
Walter b. Sanborn.
The government and management. of the
affairs Of said corporation shall be vested in !
board of directors consisting Of three persons,
President, Vice President, Secretary Treas
urer and General Manager, and these officers
shall be elected annually by the stockholders
of said corporation, on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in April in each year.
VII A.s II
The number of shares in the capital stock OF
said corporation shall be one thousand and the
amount Of each share shall be twenty Eve
dollals. s@
OFFIcR OF THE GERMAN AMERICAN HAIL.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAINT PAUL,
MINNESOTA, No. 10 East Third Street,
Saint Paul. Mimi.
Il hereby certify that the foregoing II a true
and correct copy of the articles Of incorp0ra-
| ton of The German American Hail Insurance
Company Of Saint Paul Minnesota, Is amend
4 ed by q resolution Of the Board Of Directors Of
said company, unanimously passed 1t regu-
| lar meeting Of said Board at which Ill the
/ members thereof were present, holden ct thi.
ONCE Friday, October eighth, A. d. 1876.
Witness my hand and seal this 9Th day Of
October 4: 4 III &. sAnsoRr, a.AL.
Secretary.
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and engravings, sent q any address under seal,
on receips Of price, 50 cents.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL, PAMPHLET. Of 80
pages on the above diseases, with valuable in
formation for those afflicted, sent in sealed en-
velope on receipt of two three cent stamps
treat all the above diseases, and may be con-
suited personally or by letter. Address all let
tiers thus: GALENIC INSTITUTE.
kly1 Office 1919 W. Third St., St. Paul, MINI.
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I he CaIenic Institute
Established 1861 and Chartered by the leg.
islature for the Treatment OF all Diseases
i ct the Urinary and rCenerative Organs.
The Secret Monitor and Guide TO Health
Urinary And Generative Organs.

NCLUDING Seper-
= matorrhea or Seminal
Impotency, Co.
norrhea, elect, Structure,
Variosele, Hydrocele, Dis
eases Of Women and their
Improved Treatment, to-
gether with the Anatomy
and Physiology of the sex
'ual system in health and
disease. containing 300
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THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC
! FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE
4 most usefal and wonAsEful 1nvsatioai
Now Attracting universal attention by it, as
tonishishing performances. and fs great H.sc-
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1+F WILL LAST A tIFE.TlMEI
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