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.NMrseriss.

We offer for sale this season a fine ana
stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees s~
Roses. Vines, Etc.
Send tor our Descriptive Catalogne.
Address GAINES. COLES a IVA
deci9 I'm State Line. Wayne 20. ""
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MARRIED.

Al Grand BAY, December l6lh, 1874 na
resldence offhe BRIDES father. hy ihs Rev w
Williamson OSCAR T. CASSIDY 10 CYNTll
E CUNNINGHAM No cards.
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please apply to
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a Residence, fteeu minutes walk o. d.
pot: either with or without a tract oil g~asga
able ~land-about 10 acres, CLEARED sna
good fence,
/. inquire of SRA Ofice. decisi
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NEW T
HI Outa Dfp''

FRANCIS FERRER, PkrrRiEroh-
This splendid. new house is just fuisn~l ~
Ia opened for the reception of guests WIN -,
convenience provided for their luxale"'
and comfort. Terms Moderate.
THE BAR is well stocked with ihe 4 u
Wines, Brapdies. Whistles, and L'qasasm
kinds Cigars &c. dee S"~
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VOCAL WORKS
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MOTHER aD1sE MELODIES. Beautifully
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PRICELESS GEMs. 4 aue c8lectton - Songs
by Raacs. lhamhs, Keller, etc tlls 10
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FEfEhs' HOUSEHOLD MELODIES. Vol l.
Containing ali ihs ikifsi aud best eoBgu ~
hsyas hanks EhOn6s klfwArt Jos sougr8 ~
ID boards, el9ih ADD sitt "a
THE ofEiA Ar HOME A coDeetion y
standard Opera Songs, selected from oret -
ppiras. s3lu hosras. cloth and giit -
GERMAN Y0LKsLlEUER ALBUM ~ songs
WITH fug And Gvr. ttxt e. 81.
MENDEL~SOHNs Is SONGS. Elegant foiia
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Sza1 so paper c.oth g 30
SCHUMASNS VOCAL ALBUM 50 songs
With Eux and Ger teal 81 "a 40 paper; fail giii
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Also a iarge c9liechoa OF
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PIANO WORKS,

catal ,gaes o. wtiah VII bs ssni on spplicanou
Address
j. l.. PETERS,
Hiy 6i3 broadway, New YORK
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" II. HING Postmaster.
ttlsan tnlispntshs fas4 ihsi the Csnisnr
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accident oacnrss ana vi 10 more good ihan
sny auaaast u moas rsid So medical aiten.
dance Mesn phyril ans are called thst ifc-
gusai,y ne tass liniment abd cf cnarss charge
ssTeral priees - h.
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CATARRH.
" eak mews 81 ktdneys and Fains
In tie side aud tkaek.

% Tvsasy Yeafs' ssAnslss. cused 10 Tee Wssks
- ies. thAn : lsettls- Nstaffh CaaKhs -
Had a. u rrssfus sisep NiRhts. unieas -
tAffh seas was FsFFetaskit Nsed Nafssi ssh
uas bsttAas
Tfstiaaasy ~ . ~ kaHsa asd hAgi.if -tstsss,ei
sssars y Ae1r Bos.pa.
Nu@us iTrvHxrtrIp a Ca. Druggists .Ihsvs
bad CssArfh htiie fsalng aYe years. sha psina
Is h4at and wesknsss IN kianeys faf tssniy.
Ms CktsFfk cas- - lad thai n ald uuf tskF
nziarfh snHn / sac troubled sitt cough. more
nf less, ali night I hssa tskeu MHFshAhs
CataTrh Ssua fus twu years and particularly in
euid weAtbes bad 70 take Il every nigbt ~ get
rest. ] began 60 take gQaF Constitutional O.
go oniy enlY ens BEETLE, Ia iess ihaa uesk
The coughing nights leh me, and have has
none since % speak 81. tboagh have hkd none
u the Remedy feT a week,
hAys baapains 10 my side 90 bad that ala
Dot e. oat u The house ier tua wec ks Al tune
Ny grcatest pain vas ia nay night kidnsy.
have been Al tiues great sufferer from ms
kidnsys snee 1850 IL two weeks after began
10 tale your Constitutional CatArrh Remedy The
pains al left n G CROMBiE.
Nav Bosros, n, A.. April "a. 1870
Hundreds q cAses " = similar nature cured
wtthin the last year snuHs and L0lians give
only temporary relief. TIE GONsTifUr i0NAL
CATAhhh REMEDY sirikes Al the root huilds
up the constitution, makes IL rev, aud drives
asay CsiArrh and al disesses Of the mucous
membranes, aud their ttendspt pains aud
sehes, pertaining 70 al, back, shoulders,
kidpeys aud throat
Price 81 per bottle Sold by all Druggists. A
PhAmpiet u ~ pagea, giving a Treatise on Ga.
tarrh, aud containing inuumerShle oases ~
cures s.ut free, by address ding the Proprators,
LITILEFlEl.D A 90, Manchester, n. II.
ron SALE By
WAIT 4 HARD. Manchester, VI.
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CastOria.

Cross, siekiy babies and children may enjoy
health. and moihors have rest, II they will use
1Astnris Worms, f,ive .ishuess, teething, wind
colo, sour stomach aud undigested food ma
children cross, a9d pIodncs sickness.
Castoria vii Assmilate the food, eIpel worms
and correct all ibese these things For twenty
ysars DR.. Pitcher experimented IN Ids private
practice 10 produce an effective Cathartic snd
stomach regulator which would b. Gs effective
as Castor OIL, without It's unpleasant taste "
feooiL
The reputation Of he experiment. extended
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted his remedy
70 which he gave the name of Cast4ria,
CaAtoria IL as pleasant % take a. honey, regus
htea the stomach and bowels, and Goes not
Rspe, II Is adapted 70 all ages, contains no
aicoh a. and IL Absolutely harmless 10 the most
tender infant
Try oastoriA onoe, aud you vail never be with
out IL.
Prepared at the Laboratory Of J. u. Rose a
Co., &c Dey ST., New York 2Tlsw40
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The yellow Csltaaf Eminent

i saspisA 10 ilas soagh skin, mufoles and hesh
II tlis enimHi rreAifpu. IT. elects upBf severe
caste ~ spawn. ssveuy, Wind Coll. lag Head
and poA-teii asp hitie loss thaa biAfstltoas.
hessrs }. CrSiurr Co., lfhggists, cor ~
4pd ffont Streets tanfinnaiI, O.. Gays,
''ln ear HsiRhbSrhood $ nnmt1er bf tesmster.
arr anhE the Usniaur LsnHu#ut They pro
fsoae0e Is superior ~ snythlhg tlify hsFs ever
asad. W. seii a. high ~ four 60 tiyt dozen bot
llfs per nonih 20 osners II hotxes aud mnlvs
shave Yalntnrs ~ testimonisis describing
enres u sarsi KICKS, 6 De, Pol Evil, BIZ
Head, and even Founders, which are little laes
ttAn maIyeis. No owner u A0 Anifnsl can afford
T. b. WlthsnIt bottle 81 0ssntAar laaiment
@h,ch ans DAY nssy prove worth taenty times
lie cost
sold everywhere, bat prepared ouly At the
Laboratory Of J b. Rose & Co.
B D@ 81. New fork
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DowN FALL THE rRioEs

DoNN FALL THE PRICES
We ara elsftt & sr iasfg sss stts wAsa
me sre wprilaf - e. e. 90 dsf hsFs fast
rsieatas 60 finsA af
CLOTHING,
,aa naflel i aesa. ssl sl.s ii and. q
Gents Furnishing Goods.
o,srsbirts. rpasfs1leis suA r5sasrs ans bsba
kefehisfs af 80 A.aas al ferf i1a pHeaA Alsa
nies ssotk g M.usand Boys
HATS 81 GAPS
a. - aFaru Nsa. e.,ss slesA i
DRESS GOODS
wateIpfaoi. Single sud Toate sbsvls, Fapet
60, a.. FAney }sueift YrN hw Also gsat
nnd lsEgs Asspfimtut f
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
~ tiud. n Teas Al ,hs yery lowest market
prices Dent iatKsl io Sln a0 cali bffaFv
purchasing elsewhere Ny Kpssis Az delivered
GfoRGF nARnoN
AZ iheNes Store
East Dorset ~.
A SPLENDID. ASSORTMENT
on
MILLINERY GOODS
will bo .old at cost Tor the ae,, % days, by
Alice Stockwell.
ladies, now Is your time to gct your Hat
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
PLACE IN THE COUNTRY.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
forAny one wishing to purchase
Fancy Goods, Toys,
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES
PATENT MEDICINES,
Stationary, Blank Books, CORRECTION
airy, Choice Cigars, etc,
isIat the
! FACTORY POINT DRUG STORE
VINCENT GROVER.
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EMERSON ESTABROOK.

Mauufaeturers' Agent for AIe sale Of Envelopes,
and al kinds 81 Whiting Paper, from the cheap
est grades 70 the most costly, aud including
Pres Celebrated satin Finished IiHtad Enye.
iopos with Paper b r. atrh, which are the finest
impaired papers 10 be found In any market
this liae Of goods Remember there IL only the
east Of manufacture aud freight charges 70 pay
by bayihR your stA tionery direct from the man.
ufActnrefas agent no msddlsmen 70 make =
pront | all sell any quantity desired. large or
small viii also furnish - order any Book
published Ia the United states a. cheap ~ they
can be eought Of the publishers OF elsewhere.
To All Who SAINT 10 canvass this ftil or wtnter !
woald ! can show yau some good sAiAble
articles for whseh have q General Agency and
sm constantly Fsce siug usors. foF whiais wan.
good AgsHts. There is menes 10 them.
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ESyELorEs, WHITING PAPER Ere.
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Come and See Them.

rhs alb We nssnsd go1ds and May others will
be cold ehasp fof each Gtny rooms door DOR th
u C0lburs House. opposite Baptist Cnureh
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~ Tvenfy feafs' siAnelnk Cured So j - a gsks
- Les than bette slAgfh CaaEh. 90
Had a. ~ rrsvus siseF NiRhts. unless 81
tsfrh seas was FsFFetasais Il ed, Nafssi ssh
faas fl4ttle
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02
:
THE BIsANCH ROADS.

As everything pertaining to the
affairs Of the st. Paul aud Pacific
Railway and its uncompleted branch,
Is is Of special interest to the people
of this part Of the State, we publish in
full the Pioneer Press report Of what
President Becker says concerning the
results, present and probable, Of the
late conference in New York between
the officers and directors of the road
and a committee representing the
bondholders. The immediate out.
come of that conference is scarcely
what the first reports of it had led
people to expect. From what Gen,
Becker says and from what we learn
privately from other reliable sources
We take it that the piece of road be.
tween Glyndon, on the St. Cloud and
St. Vincent.branch, and Breckinridge,
on the Main Line, will certainly be
finished this season, and that the
Brainerd branch may probably be
built before the close of 1876. The
long gap between Melrose and Glyn'
don will probably remain as it now is
for some time to come. .t-F
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WORK OF Abe STORM.

Monday evening severe storm
swept over the State, in some places
swelling to the violence ola tornado
and doing much damage. s At Min.
neapolis two partially completed
dwelling houses were converted into
kindling wood; the large warehouse
of the Harvester Works was demol-
ished and some machinery damaged
five barns were wrecked and several
animals were killed. The loss foota
up from $12,0 900 to $4,000. =. e~
At St Paul several buildings were
damaged, culverts and bridges were
washed away, ard cellars were inun-
dated, but the loss is not very great.
At Belle PLANE the walls of the
new Catholic church we're !leveled
the roof Of the Baptist church, was
lifted Of; and with one side of the
building carried fifteen or twenty
rods and dashed to pieces; and othee
buildings, including a; brick block,
were damaged. The loss is fiom $5,-
900 to $1,000. Many wheat stacks
were scattered over the prairie |
In almost all localities grain in the
stack as we'll as in tho shock was in
jured. *.a q.
At Hudson, Wis.,, several persons
were severely Injured. Wheat is re-
ported badly grown.
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TIE Press is. deyoured with curiosii-
.sty, lit says, to see how this paper will
3 take the eleya:ing Of Gov. Mar
shalls name upon the State ticket. -
Well, how DO you like it, a. far as
you have seen7 Gov. Marshall is q
gentleman esteemed throughout the
State for his integrity. ability and
|; public; services. There are few. men
lin Minnesota sgainst whom less
could be said or who have stronge,
hold upon tie confidence Of the PEG.
pie. He made 1 good Governor and
he win make . ! good Railroad Com.
missioner. The JOURNAL did moi
1approve Of everything he did while
Governor and did not hesitate TO say
80. But that il no reason why it can.
not give him it, hearty support in The
present canvass. Everybody doesn'l
feel 80 badly about matters and
things in genersl as does our melan.
sscholy friend, McC lure, whose physic.
al indisposition which still contin.
nes despite persistent use Of the US.
nal remedy fills him with bitterness
s and discomfort and clouds his editori.
q productions, .ss,s5s
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! M4NNEsOTA,s GRAIN CROP.

G. F. solberg, Commissioner Of
Statistics, has prepared for pubhca-
ton i statement Of the acreage il
wheat, oats and corn in the several
counties 81 Minnesota in 1877 The
number Of acres in wheat are 1892
s27 in oats, 4S9 .425 ; in corn, 1884,
733. The Commissioner says Ere
garding the production Of wheat and
oats in 1875, it may safely be said
that neither the aggregate nor the
average yield per acre was lever %
large since Minnesota became one Of
the great graingrowing States of the
Union, or since the cultivated area
became so.extensive asto. require :
generally favorable season to pro
duce good average yield foA the
whole State. Including, area ravaged
by grasshoppers. the average yield for
the State will not be less than is
bushels per acre of wheat, and our
farmers will have surplus. after the
deduction Of wheat for -four and for
next springs sowing, Of about twenty
four millions bushels of wheat to con-
vert into. cash. The grasshopper
damages will be equal in amount to
perhaps 8 or 8 per cent. ofour actual
enthusiastically not more than 8
per cent. ? IA IA g.! 81
"The oat crop may. reach sixteen
millions Of bushels, the largest by 81
millions ever produced in the
State. .-... -, .......
'''The increase in the acreage of
corn in 1875 is unusually large, 109,-
678 acres, while in, wheat the in
crease is only 81 ,2o5 and in oats S.
400 acres. <; Data are yet lacking up
on which TO base q reliable. estimate
Of the llsa. corn CROP, ~s..,. -,.,,..., !,
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a.. The greatest physical feat Of the
century was performed Wednesday
night, when Captain-why are the
swimmers Of the age all Captains p,
Matthew Net Webb swan the English
Channel from Dover TO- Calais, 21}
miles, He started from the. .chalky
cliffs IF Dover Wednesday afternoon
with 9 strong stroke of twenty to the
minute. He seems to have maintain
ed this stroke for nearly the whole
distance, ,ltlt, feat il 4 marvel. T.
must have required muscles, Of iron
and sinews Of steel. The swimmer
had 70 meet croas-currennts, chopping
seas, winds, and tides. There IS no
more difficult strait to cross in the
world. Il is said that the tide car,
ried him 4 miles out Of his way. !, r
50, he must have swum over Is miles.
While there were boats near him all
the while, he seems to have not left
the water for q second between the
cliffs Of England and the sloping
shores Of France. Aaia!s Etss] s3s|85ss}7 /. 3 :
q s - Z : Is F 'F+- %"
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CROP PROSPECTS Z BROAD.


= The Mark Lane Espress, reviewing
the grain markets and crops of the
past week, says o:sThe continuance
Of fine weather has enabled farmers
.to'secure a large amount ofs5produce
ii fine condition The more, however,
that is seen ofthe new crop, the more
complaints are made of both quality
and yield.na1 This is also the case in
France. Holland and Hamburg re-
port that the samples are Of the high
est excellence. Prices in Great Brit
ain are reported unsettled. The mar
kets in several places show a decline
Of one and two shillings.s In France
the reduction is: about the same.
Flour at Paris has been steady, though
wheat has given way on account Of
free offerings: A general average Of
the markets for the past week shows
an advance of Is Sd, and it may be a
month before prices will have found
their level. As a rule harvest pros.
poets on the continent are good. The
gathering of crops is going on well,
and prices have given way slightly,
In Belgium, Holland and Germany
the 'potatoscrop has. suffered much, in,
'jurYafrom rain and the disease" p.
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~ TAEi Raps.6H Magazine (Washing-
tonssD CO for September, has been
received. ~ ts, opening eartiole Can
the Nation trust tl,elD Democratic par
typ clearly indicates that sthersthas
been no change. in Demoeracy;. that
what it was prior to the war, during
its prosecution, and throughout the
period Of rsconssrpctioq,siti is to-day,
Il Taking a sCensus,'' presents the ap.
proved systems adopted by several
States. "Educatien in Alabama z
New State Conscientious = "Punic
Faith" Taxes paid BY National
Banks" 1sThe New National Life, I, /,
y are e4pre1fth11y prepared, and contain
much Of general interest. l.s1 s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02
: 70 FARM : rRs,


.s.1 The Roneer7A Press waras, farmers,
in regardto; the threshing s,of wetted
grain, to separate the wet from the
dry bundles, and thresh the former
separately, particularly if there is in
it the slightest indications Of, sprout-
ing: As great damage is likely to, &C.
cur from negligent threshing as from
careless and delayed harvesting.
Twenty kernels Of sprouted wheat in
"a bushel will rank, the whole load as
No. 2 or 3, and depreciate the price
from Is to 20 per cent. The grade
Of wheat.is determined by the small
quantity Of poor wheat found, in it,
and not by the body Of good wheat
preponderatipg. There should be no
,iitss.4 i Tyre to observe this caution. It
will VI Ira make a. difference Of from one to
! ten le millions Of dollars in the. amount
of money received for wheat in this
State this fall.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

The President has appointed the
following Receivers of Public Moneys
Of Minnesota land offices: Thomas
Fl. Pressnell, Duluth, vice J. K.
Knowlton; George B. Folsom, Tay-
lor's Falls, vice Oscar Roos; Soren
Listoe, Alexandria, vice L. X. Aaker ;
Paul G. Sletten, Detroit, vice Reuben
Reynolds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

Jesse. s g.. Long, the noted short,
horn horn cattle 'sqtttlle breeder hung himself on
! his sffda.rlmpp farm, twelve miles south of: New
TO ton, Jasper county, Iowa, Sunday
night, p he e. had ID, 100 cattle at Des
M .d to be sold at l. the g. big short
born horn sale d on n, Wednesday. His de-
!! cease a did lid not stop the sale. He had
been b cen iow-spirited for: some time, and
was closing up his business. ..;a...,>.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

The Liberal Democrat, of Madison,
the leading Norwegian paper of Wis
cousin, has changed hands and will
hereafter, be a Republican paper.
The attempt to Denocratize the Nor
wegians of Wisconsin has been given
up az a bad job.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

AS .: THE result off, column editorial
on II the subject Of i',. tie suicide Of the
President Of the Bank. Of California,
the Chicago Tribune has arrived at
the conclusion that with Ralston's
death will terminate his enterprises,
public and .prigy '@Fee:s. 1T Very likely,
Such things sometimes do. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-02

A REPORT has been made by Com.
missioner Of Statistics Solberg con.
corning the ravages of the grasshop.
pers in twenty-eight counties in Min.
nesota this year. He estimates that
the loss ofwheat amounts to 1885,.
8O2 bushels; of oats, 1,816,73a
bushels; of corn, 1885, 05 bushels
The whole number Of acres of which
the crops were destroyed or injured
is 326, 681. a. g., =, 49,, =.