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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-25

The American Sardine Co.'s Boneless|
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-02-25

-Four Babcock Fire Extinguishers have
been purchased and received by the town
of Alexandria.
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-Herberger Bros. make the best lager
beer in the market. Order of them.
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DO not fail to go to Sebastian schafers
before buying your groceries. -. -
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FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

in young or old, married or single, at the
dawn Of womanhood or the change of life,
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription mani
tests such positively remedial influence
as to call forth the loudest praise from all
who use it.
Mr.. John A. Kinney, druggist, of Knob
Noster, Mo-, writes as follows:
'D1. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, Dear SIR
Your medicines sell better than any other
keep, and give universal satisfaction. The
people are especially delighted with your
Favorite Prescription, and it seems to be
favorite among all that have ever used it.
1t is sold by druggists and dealers in med
cines.
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r. -Junken, Of St. Cloud, &. brother Of on,
village dad" J. A. Junken, Is spending .
few days In FsrKus.-Adveoats.
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Mr.. J. s. Dam started yesssrday for
his stations between Aitken and Pokegoma
Lake. sHs has recovered sufficiently from
his sickness to make it safs for him to I'M
dertake tho Journey,
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The law requires that notices Of An
nual Town Meetings shall be posted on
Saturday, February 9th. These, ~ well
a. all other blanks, can be had At The
JOURNAL Office,
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There has been considerable sickness
in this vicinity for some time, but the
sickest people to be found have been
the Ramsey men since the election Of
Senator Mcmillan. Their recovery il
doubtful.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING,


At Cost Tor the Next Thirty Days.
In order to close out my entire stock of
clothing, will sell all goods in this line,
for the next thirty days, at actual COST
There never was better opportunity for
bargains offered in St. Cloud. I will also
sell all other winter goods at cost during
the next thirty days. Call early.
NV. TENVOORDE.
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MILWAUKEE Feb. "a, 1875.
Wheat-904c for No. l.
Oats-54c.
Corn-634c.
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The First Division.
OF THE
ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD.

CLUB RATES The following arc the
club rates of The JOURNAL:
copies, $l.75 each.
s $50
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Three years ago MI. Isaac English, Of
English's Grove was shot in the arm by
one La Plant. The Sank Centre Herald
says that the ball, which lodged near the
shoulder, had worked its way down almost
the entire length of the arm, and lodged
near the surface, whence it was easily re-
moved by surgeon.
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NoT1CE.-Mr. O. Fl. Hall has now the
route from this city to Brainerd completely
stocked and is making daily trips each way
carrying the mails, express and passengers.
For further particulars as to express; pas
senger rates, ETC., call at s. II. Parsons &
Co.'s store.
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The highest price in cash paid for ele-
vator wheat tickets at Boyd's,
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Last Monday Mr.. John Ceopsr's horse
'Pstchsn," = valuable animal, was:ticksd
in the stable, hisles bs;ns obally shattered
that It VA necessary to kill him. "Patch-
"a" was IN old kicker himself, and was
trying to reach some other horses, when he
received this smasher.
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-Messrs. Bliler & Johnston, of Fair
Haven, have now entire control of the pic
ture framing business in this place, and are
prepared to do work so as to give the best
satisfaction. Samples may be seen at the
bookstores. They expect to remove their
machinery, stock, etc., to st. Cloud in the
spring or summer. Mr.. J. H. Bliler, the
senior partner, has been in this business
for several years.
Oceans Of sympathy are spilled here
for Representative Gilman and Senator
Benedict. They spent great deal Of time
and great deal of money to secure their
places in the Legislature for the one pur-
pose Of helping elect Ramsey o. s. sena-
tor. All in vain He sleeps in the valley,
and they lie with him. .
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The place to buy dry goods, notions,
stationery, etc., is at Vests new Block,
where Capt. West is selling damaged
goods at any price and sound goods at cost,
TO close out his entire stock. j.
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From Auditor Vossberg We learn that
during the past year county orders to the
amount Of 81, o99.os have been issued, ~
follow:
Revenue observation-disclosures. $25.S68 81
Poor fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >S,574 65
Road and bridge ..... ...... 4, $50 O6
OF the increase Of 1910 81 over last
year, about s., 900 came from tho addition
to the Court House, and about 5000 from
additional expenses caused by the new tax
law.
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FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying at Sill; selling $1.12.
Foreign exchange-$5.66.
Passage tickets-From New York to
Europe, $22.50
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About Spelling.

Prof. E. l.. Ioumans saws in repard
to spelling: When a child enters school
there should be no break in its earlier
mental unfolding; but this is lust what
generally occurs. Instead of going on
with its normal mental exercises. r. is
turned off into artificial mental exer.
clses. Instead of still EMPLOYING it's
thought mainly upon the properties and
relations of things, symbols are substi-
tuted for things, and the whole action of
the mind becomes q manipulation of
symbols. The memory is not onlv
loaded with verbal signs. but these are
arbitrary and contradictory: and an no.
curacy Is exacted in retaining them
which consumes an immense proportion
OF the time, and after working great
mental mischief, generally ends in fail.
ure. Tolerable spelling is, of course. nm
important thing, but we do not believe
In dwarfing or stupefying the mind to
gam 1T. Let it be taught incidentally.
and III subordination to the regular ey'
erclses of the higher faculties, and the
END Will be better served than by irving
TO make 1T the prime accomplishment of
education. Perhaps, in regard to 40
fundamental a reform, but little is to he
expected from the present generation of
teachers; but, happily for the hopes Of
humanity, there is an arrangement bv
which the present generation of teach,
CTS Is destined to be taken out of the
way.
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The Great Medical Reformation

The satanic theory that preparations
which infiamo the brain are, in any
sense of the word, remedies, has been
overthrown, and can never be re-estab-
lished. The wonderful effects which
have attended the use of DIR. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters as an antidote to the
causes of disease and cure for every
controllable ailment, have demonstrated
the utter fallacy of the doctrine that
alcohol is o tonic as well as a stimulant.
The new and incompatible vegetable
remedy which has superseded the death
draught of rum bitters is as free from
every intoxicating element as the dew of
heaven, yet see how it is invigorating
the nervous, relieving the bilious, curing
the dyspeptic, purifying the blood of the
scrofulous, strengthening the debiG-
tated, arresting premature decay, and
replacing dependency and weakness
with cheerfulness and activity. Truly a
grand medical revolution Vim progress. =
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Beware Of Them.

Opium in one of its forms enters
largely into the composition of many of
the pain killers and patent medicines so
freely advertised for domestic use in the
present day, and for this reason the
greatest care is needed in having re-
course to any of them. Taken, perhaps,
in the first instance, to alleviate the tor
ments OF neuralgia or toothache, what
proves to be remedy soon becomes q
source of qualification, which the wretch
edness that follows on abstinence rem
ders increasingly difficult to lay aside.
The same must be said of narcotics, such
as bromide of potassium and hydrate of
chloral, frequently resorted to as a remedy
for sleeplessness; the system quickly be-
comes habituated to their use, and they
can then be relinquished only at the cost
of much suffering. Indeed, the last
mentioned of these two drugs obtains
over the mind o power which may be
compared to that Of opium, and is, more
over, liable to occasion the disease
known as chloralism, by which the sys-
tenn ultimately becomes a complete
wreck.
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Their CupbOards.

When Vassar College was built and
filled at once by abont four hundred in
hab1tants, none of them could find one
closet in the whole immense building,
Matther Vassar was astounded at beino
told that the girls wanted closets
g" Why" he said, they can have two
nails in the wall, one for their school
dress and one for their best dress-and
what do they want more 2" But in
spite OF the unreasonableness of the de-
mend, the closets had to be built after
all. '-'0I
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

A CoNSUMPTIvE CURED. - When death was
houriy expected from Consumption, all remedies
na',ne iahed' aeoidentsed to discovery whereby Dr.
II. JAMES cured his only child with n prepara,jon ~
odnndbs indod He gives recipe FREQ on receint
Two stamps to pay expenses. There is not a single
Smptom Oh Consumption that II does not dssipateN
Esat Swsats Irritation Of the Nerves Difficult EIpec
Stomach Inaction of the Bowels and Wsstinc ~ the
Muscles Address CRADDOCK & CO. IO32 Rsne
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A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry is truly a balsam. 1t
contains the balsamic principle of tho wild
cherry, the balsamio properties of tar and
OF pine. It's ingredients are all balsamic.
under it's balsamic influence. Fifty cents and
one dollar a bottle, largo bottles much the
cheaper.-Com.
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the town, as well as other prominent in
dividuals, on the charge Of insulting and en-
coursging an assault upon the saloon. . The
Catholic church at Binghamton, N. Y, was
broken into and robbed Of the poor boxes and
the sacred vessels from the altar. During
an ARRAY between q crowd of negroes and
white men, at Vicksburg, Miss, two negroes
were killed and another fatally shot Lizzie
Schmidt, seven years of age, was outraged and
killed near OFallon, Ill. Joseph Hogan was
arrested in East st. Louis on suspicion of COM
mitting the crime.
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, at q Iate meet
ing, unanimously raised the salary of its pas
tor, Henry Ward Beecher, for the year 1876
from $40, 900 to 100000. This was done, as
stated at the meeting, TO assist Mr.. Beecher in
meeting the expenses Of his late trial Tho
Wisconsin Republican Convention nominated
Harrison LudingtoD, OF Milwaukee, for gov
ernor. The platform declares their unalterable
adherence to the indissoluble union Of the
States; opposes any union Of church and
State, or legislation in the interest of any
particular creed stands by the public school
system, with no division of tho school fund;
approves the Presidents letter ON the third
term question; indorses the policy OF adjust
ing difficulties between this and foreign ma
tons by arbitration instead OF war adheres
to the doctrine Of Legislative control over cor
porations deriving their functions from the
State; desires revision Of the pstent laws. =.
The Mexican authorities have put down the
rebellion In the state Of Lapss i, :. Burglars
took the cashier Of bank as Montpelier, VI,
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A fact worth remembering-five cents
worth Of Sheriddn's Cavalry Condition, Po,n.
drs, given to a horse twice week. will save
double that amount in grain, and the horse
VIII be fatter, sleeker, and every way worth
more money than though he did not have
them--Conl.
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"BUY DIE, AND tLL do Yon coon ;,

"BUY nIE, AND Pill DO YOU GOOD.v-
In the busy walks OF life you will find men and women
VINO are suffering from dyspepsia. liver complaint head
ache vertigo debility the nervous system con.tIn-
aon aoidity despondency. and many other ,naIadie.
caused from an impure state of the blood This state
th,rEs Ns, n NEED 9 net eIist pr. LANGLEY,S ROOT
AMI HEhB BITTESS will eIpel these diseases
ana insure as IL were lease Of life Sold T. ::
Wholesale Agents. wa oosioS
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Ef0aG0SPcrday. Send for Chrome Catalogue.
piOE ~ AOJ. ii. BUFToRp's Sons. Bostoa. NJ


S Is cure for Epilsptio Fits convuisions and
Af sPashs Is has been tested by and never
was known TO failin single IncIose stamp FOR
A circular giving evidence OF ASScsss Nr g. A.
~s4A RICHMOND. Box TAI, ST. Joseph, No.
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The ladies will find Dobbins' electric
soap, (made by Cragin & Co., Phila. }
the best of all soaps for general washing,
from blankets to laces. 1t is pure, uni
form, saves time and clothes. Try it.
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EAST River BRIDGE. The total ex-
penditures thus far on tho East river
bridge between New York and Brool,lvn
are $5, AS, 445.19. The New York pfar
Is not yet completed.
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Married ladies, under all circumstan-
ces. will find Parsons Pargdtiue Pills safe
and, in small doses, mild cathartic. They
cause no gripping pains or cramp.-Com.
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arrested but denies that be murdered his

arrested but denies that be murdered bis
wife.
CHICAGO. August 10.-A Washington
special says in the investigation, con-
Quoted by Attorney General Pierrepont,
into the working Of the United States
Marshafs Office. he has found other
places than the South where the stern
hand of reform is in need. 1t will be
sometime tefore Pierrepont will have
cleared away the monumental corruption
accumulated under the reign OF Williams.
The latest case occurs on the Colorado.
Ex-Marshal Shaffenburg, who was re-
Gently removed to make way for Marshal
Tomkins, it appears, had during the six
or seven years Of his reign continually
man ufactured fraudulent accounts, where
under the supervision OF the Secretary
of the Interior, the Colorado Marshal
was allowed one dollar and quarter per
day for keeping prisoners from the time
he arrested them until they were dis.
posed of by the courts of the Territory.
When the Department of Justice was
erected and the expenditures of court
and federal officers were put under the
control of the Attorney. General, this al
lowance OF one dollar and a quarter
per day for keeping prisoners was
still allowed the Colorado Marshal
Upon Shaffenburg's appointment as Mar
shal he saw rich mine for fraud in his
charge for keeping prisoners that have
never been arrested. He charged for
keeping prisoners months before he had
them in security and months after they
were released, and the result has been
thst from tender Of lager beer stand
(Shaffenburg's occupation before he was
appointed Msrshal) he has become one
OF the most opulent citizens of Denver,
rivalling ex-Delegate Chaffee in the mag
ni6cence of his mansion and the splen-
dor Of his entertainments. These fraud
ulent acts as passed upon by this &C.
counting officer of the Treasury were ap-
proved by the federal Judge Of the Ter
ritorial Court of Colorado. The matter
has been turned over to tho Attorney
General. who has ordered the arrest of
Shaffenburg. but the ex-MIarshal has
left the Territory. Besides the criminal
process against him civil suits will i'm.
mediately be commenced to recover the
amount of money fraudulently taken
from the Treasury, which is variously
estimated at from $50, 900 to $3.50
MEMPHIS. August 1O.-The Avalanche
this morning has lengthy review of the
situation along the river. In Memphis
district the summing up of the cotton
already in the water is about 1900 acres.
While the writer regards the situation as
more hopeful than few days since. he
urges constant and sleepless vigilance ON
the part Of those whose lands are threat.
ened, and says the danger to Eve planta-
tons in Walnut Bend, 60 miles below
here, is from bsck-water in the st.
Francis. which last week extended up to
Wilkesbury, a distance of 80 miles,
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AwoRD TO BILLIARD PLAYERs.-Henry
Mahlstedt, at tie Panaca Saloon. Lacour
street. has just placed in his saloon two
of the finest billiard tables to be found
on the Pacific Coast. one OF them being
q full sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourth parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan a. COLLEEN
der's everlasting steel plate cushions,
and were made by Liesenfeld, Of San
Francisco. Now, all you billiard PLAYERS,
here is chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want OF finding an
opponent. for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game. and
will be liberal enough to give you good
show and not beat you all the time, You
cen always find on hand also large as.
sortment of No. liquors. with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit !,
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repsir.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to j. j. Halpin Il Co, who employ
aodo out hIot-Ciuso WI htueH. u,
CHEESE! Cheese! One thousand;pouuds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese. for sale. to the trade or at
retail. at I. G, PouJApy's.
RoLLA WATT. ct DR.. Lees Drug Store.
De Cabanas brand Of Cigars, three for
so cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes. Pouches, etc, at Rolla Watts.
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin's
saloon. IT, W. r. WILSON.
CraARs, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolls Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. If
IcE. Crystal IcE, delivered daily by
S. B. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
OF E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. II
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
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Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK. August 10. = Secretary
Bristow came to this city from Washing.
ton yesterday; had conference Of about
four hours with the Collector OF the Gus.
tom-housc. The object of his visit and
consultation was KEEP. secret. and poll
ticisns calling were as ignorant as the
clerks.
The lifeless body of Cathriue Maxwell,
aged 49,. was found yesterday on the
floor in Der apartment in tenement
No. 209 Nevins street, near Union
Square, Brooklyn, where she lived with
her Husband. James B. Maxwell, aged
36, respectively. Her eyes were black
ened, face bruised and swollen, and one
OF her arms was severely bruised and
was bandased. The husband has been
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Y T Ell GRAZ Phi !!

SPECIAL To THE PIoCHB DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
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SAN Francisco. August 10.-In answer
to citation issued by Judge Sharpstein
yesterday. Chas. Croker and other Off.
cials of the Central Pacific Railroad, ap-
peared in the Twelfth District Court this
morning to show cause why they should
not produce the body of Woodruff alias
Miller. BY request Of Judge Sanderson,
the case was laid over till tomorrow
morning. Chas. Crocker being DESTROYS
of leaving town, was placed on the stand
and swore that he had not seen Miller
for two weeks, aud knew nothing of his
whereabouts, but thought he was still in
the city. On ross-examination he stated
Miller had not been in his custody or
under his control.
This morning some Italian fishermen,
while drawing their nets off North Point,
hauled in the body Of Herman T. Bran.
der, who was drowned whi's bathing in
that vicinity Saturday morning.
SAN Francisco, August 10. = Judge
Sharpstein, of the Twelfth District
Court, yesterday issued citation CON-
handing Leland Stanford and some six.
teen other officials of the Railroad Com :
pany to appear in Court this morning
and produce the body Of Woodruff alias
Miller, or disclose his whereabouts. The
railroad officials have been obstinately
reticent as to his whereabouts.
The Board Of Supervisors passed Dive
Ordinance last evening taking away from
the Mayor authority to license dives.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention last evening nominated Ira P.
Rankin for Congress. 1t is rumored
that the Republican Municipal Conven-
ton will indorse the nomination of the
committee of twenty-four, known as the
Chronicle Committee. The twenty-fo
were 10 secret session last evening.
Dispatches from towns throughout the
State indicate that the campaign is being
vigorously carried on, and meetings OF
all parties seem generally we'll attended
Bidwell spoke last night at Modesto,
Sargent at Marysville and johnson at
Stockton.
JEFFERSON (Or.) August yesterday
man named Whitman, living near
here, became jealous OF man in his en-
IL L
out with watkinds lassoed him, dragged
him until he became insensible, and then
castrated him. No further particulars
have been received.
STOCKTON, August 9.-The wheat mar
ket is very active to-day. The prices
touched the highest figures OF the season
quotable at 80 22h@$2 80 for choice
lots.