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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-05-27

San Francisco proposes to obtain
drinking water from the Calaveras
river, about so miles in the interior,
the estimated cost of the undertaking
being over 81 100000.
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The Adams Express Company
has presented $1,000 to the messen.
ger Price, who recently killed a mask
ed robber in defense of the treasure
intrusted to him,
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The philosophy of Confucius still
survives. When All Lo, Los Angeles,
was pressed to pay a debt, he remarked,
sententiously, IF no have, how can?''
which is individually 80.
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The Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road Company and its dependent
lines have subscribed half a million
of dollars to the Centennial Celebra-
ton.
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MINNEAPOLIS
HER TRADF.
FOR 1875.
FOR 1875.

easure
than ever before to od,r upeor n.
ade both a. regards extensive stocks and tho market
e0eved direct from hands, foreign Countries
position and excellent facilities
nt desired the
~ ~ Toe Our Commission Merchants also solicit and
hpps'' vi" find the
AGRICULTURAL
loud Co." Washington Avenue, Academy Of Music
bu los Washington Minneapolis {.e.ss grain bag,
BOOKSELLERS
Vi''' Wales Niest cu.u Washington avenue.
Co.. Wash Az.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. &C.
Wakefield Plant No 6centreB Block
CLOTHS TRIMMINGS,
Carney su.ces smh Hnnepn See adv below
% s s1' 1 s;s 3s, s Son. I'd " I'd
ouEENswARE
foss Benton Centre Block Co.,
A Winslow & Co., Noa and Academy Of Music.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
s fii ss Whiting saa "''s'"
Minn.apol, Cotton Mills, Morrison Proprietor
H. hnihrdss Steam Bakery Washington Avenue
DOORS,
co., "a .'i :S q h;
poa,me
Fletcher, 1orise Eyre. Block
IoUNDR1ns, MACHINE SHOPS &C.
S::;: ::s: T.; &; Nv. j. !:
Hn.ou H..pa AZ, and 20
ss: ho,.... on
nn''ot. Desk Company 'ohoo' Office
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
Jas Lspin1 Washington plunbng
GOODS
Fuller Simpson, Manufacturers sr
Clark Washington .vsnus.
AND PROVISIONS.
wSss@o. Block 20 ''n'p' avenue
GUNS PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
Backner & Brothers, 2o6 Hennepin
CUTLERY AID STEEL.
ST.: s; i;
TuRs
Fuller Simpson, under Noon.t House.
Brothers. storer Nioo.t ave.
MANUFACTURERS AND DrA1rns
%;: 5 &C., .s =;
q W Heriok al1 Noue avenue. MARBLE WORKS.
Webb % H'"'p' r 4s,. $50 S'''n''
W:n o Hal.
'' a:':: :s''''
n1LlsA DEALERS IN RAG
Warner, Brewster & Co.,
P1cTuREFRAME Mou1D1Nas MANUFACTURER
Harsrsa'ss Co" No0le ave cor I'd street"
MANUFACTURERS.
PUMP MANUFACTURERS
% SsS s %; v s's s:ss "a "a: W.: n'''
HARDWARE
oye Harrison Knight POI Ncoet
MANUFACTURERS.
s h 5ss a sS .ss ID 9Th ave south
STOCK:
Il G Hamln. Nlcouet
Wander Horck Adams SO Bridge
Ray squires lo5 Washington avenue
NOTIONS.
B Wista, 1876 Nicolet opposite potof6oe
Whitney Marshall, ia Washington
PAPER.
"ia Wales Co., le6 Ncoet Cushma
WINES
Oswald No Co.. No. Centre Block
Rank & schultz. No.
MACHINERY
Walker Brothers, Manufacturers and Dealers
AND
Ncole House, Nieolet
Nsta Hoe Washington
House,
Merchants Aotel LIST
e 81 MILES SHORTEST
- q
= ~ "a PITTSBURGH CHICAGO
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J0BBING TRADE
OF
CHICAGO.
FOR 1875.
FOR 1878.

FOR 1875.
". the 5obber Chic,s
would respectfully call the Dealers % Manufacturer throughout
this h.rk't their natural Depot upps' whore
.insd
oityin country.
Of .sim. nsercbsng.
products Northwest for the ofthe
o''ers nor can financial pcs e1ngsh it. The nnanea business
|chicsgo soundr than
proven BY the fact that tho Banks this
o 1872 paying demand Our facilities for securing
goods direct from senerou,
must firms engaged similar lines via
displayed Chicago
lent facilities for the shipment
'nd for al kinds Of should sufficient for
make oonsignmentst Commis Merchsn
f. S:;: ; :$ %:s ';:;
WAX
81 ';';' g. s::: Manufacturer .": &C.. '' and
s;s: s 6 ~ .:s :;;::
Ill.,. BLANK .a BOOK MANUFACTURERS
"'s:s Is nd 100 A''". Middleton '''"'''
~: - T. IS '' e : e, X s: IT,
: =; I ::; e
'''' &c., q asss on III o1o WIS.,: =.
| ,,,,, ..n, 80. o4..14e.' COACH simon
|
)" '','* mas; -- '.'
i; :a: g: :::' '''
! CHURCH; BELL.
| " H Banks Aco, "a
E:9sm % @
! oLoAks SUITS TRIMMINGS &C.,
| J. ": .uon.t
s; &! :;: &C. Cd =,
|
4: Sss Madison
~ ;;;::; =; =: :;:;: 4 Z: IS:
Brooks ''" % " ''t'''' D,rr., n,,os: Co.. a
a:s ; *:: :. s:ss"n' johnson 1a'
DRUGS MEDICINE. AND CHEMICALS '"'~
:; s: ss@ ''~ q md River"
&C.: e.: s" s! 5 &: %:
Co., s:scr .ooIs sss:ss ;''
| AND OFFICE.
Andrews Co.,
E: ": H;: :sn"
l,.naln u.s,ep.*
"'.,. ts xs % 3 i:
l. GUNS RIFLES PISTOLS SPORTING
HARDWARE
$; :'.' ''' +: =: ::;::::
n4so~4n AND 1*; s4nsosD sszs
ROvioneo1oI0o. esLakeM, AL.t..t
| CAPS
q; :; = : Il; :! ; &; :;;:;
s: e; il: i: Il:
&c.
Muhct
4;:SS &C. Aonp''' Gill;: ..
. .3s ssaf.
| GOODS GLASSWARE
$ :;::... Ell: En-: : Fiji; 49,.
| I,Aru., pxDna.
S1csrSh LalssuL
y g; ~ ST. 6: ~ *:
| wn ~ '"
GLASS,
sss g.. % !s r.: Water ns s: s: 10
1s Green Full
ORGANS
md Sta" . aaH III s;
W W &c Ad.n'" w -
" pou,.. 1s 1..1e". Iwl-orh oot'& c.,
s4pDLERY. HARDWARE
|H.dsu.K. Brigham Ward tate.
MANUFACTURERS
e:: @ Street. 1,ag
sEEDs-FELD
ss 81: : CO. 3: g
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AN antidote to the mania of be-
ing married by the Cardinal is found
in the fee he charges-$5O0 cash,
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Through Palace Coaches and Sleeping Cars
OFTHE BEST; ANDTRACK PERFECT

~ Connecting at St. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
with the several lines centerng at those points.
ST. PAUL DEPoT.-(,or. Jackson and Levee.
CITY OFF1cE-11S East Jackson st., corner of
Third Street. ~
A. ". H. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Milwaukee.
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HOURS THE QUICKEST
Id AID
81 MILES THE SHORTEST

|HouRs THE QUICKEST
81 MILES THE SHORTEST
FROM
CHICAGO TO NEW YORK,
PITTSBURGH, FIT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO.
AND
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL ROUTE
This is the only route running its whole Train,
BAGGAGE, DAY AND PALACE CARS,
Through to New York, and the only Route runnin
THREE DAILY LINES
PULLMAN's THROUGH PALACE
CARS
From CH1CAGOto
AARRLSBtRGH, PHILADELPHIA AND NEH
YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
With but one change to
6a''more, Hartford,
Springfield, Woresae,
and Boston.
Through Tickets for sale 1t Offices Of connecting
lines In the West and 1t al Offices OF the Fort Wayne
and Pennsylvania Central Route, in Chicago.
CINCINNATI AIR LINE
is the only Route running
DAY AND SLEEPING CARS THROUGH WITH
OUT CHANGE, TO CINCINNATI, 1ND1-
ANNAPOLIS AND COLUMBUS.
ONLY ONE CHANGE
10 MEMPHIS, NOZZLE AND
NEW ORLEANS,
Direct connection made at Columbus With
d PENNSYL VANIA
CENTRAL
BALTIMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,
Without change.
w. G. CLELAND,
Asst Gen'l Passenger Agent, Pennsylya-
MIA Central Railroad.
IS South CLARK Street,
Chicago, III.
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The savings banks of California
owe their depositors $70,000,OOO-
round numbers-and have only 49,
100000 cash on hand with which to
pay them. Should the depositors
make simultaneous demand for the
money due them, the banks would
lack $67 100000 of enough to pay
their creditors, and there is not that
amount ofmoney in the State.-Ne,v
York Sun,
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THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
AND ALONG THE SHORE OF LAKE PEp1N.
Also via Madison, Prairie du Chen, McGregor,
Austin and Owatonna,
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Gen. Sherman's book ought to
remind the Democratic politicians
that the country owes large debt of
gratitude to Gen. Grant, and that
unsparing abuse and Misrepresentation
of him at the present time, for mere
partisan ends, is poor way Of paying
it. Even his enemies must admit,
after reading Gen. Sherman's unset
fish and unsolicited testimony, that
Gen. Grant was something more than
logged fighter and good friend.
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10 AK.
What holds all the snuff in tn,

What holds all the snuff in the
world? No one nose.
The gold found in the Black
Hills is said to be Of very siouxperior
quality.
The fellow, who asked for lock
Of his girls hair was informed that it
"costs money, hair does
The Brooklyn jury is consider
ing the propriety Of arranging for
centennial celebration.
The saying excuse haste and a
bad pen" has been attributed to pig
who ran away from home.
Red Cloud says he's always ready
to smoke the pipe Of peace with his
pale-faced brethren, if they'll only
furnish little better tobacco.
AT recent wedding in Ohio the
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ter, give up them vanities now!
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"A Delaware man arrested for
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THE most extensively dressed
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the British navy, was an African
chief on the gold coast. His wives
had anointed him thoroughly with
palm oil, and then powdered him
from head to foot with gold dust.
You never saw in your life a man got
up 80 utterly regardless Of expense"
"A story is told of Glasgow
merchant, who on his death-bed sent
for q Free Church clergyman. Hav-
ing some fears regarding his future
prospects, he asked the reverend
gentleman, "Do you think if I we're
to leave 100000 to the Free Kirk
church that my soul would be saved %
"Well," answered the cautious minis
ter, II could not just promise you
that, but I think the experiment
worth trying ~
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and passes through more business centres ane
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Line And the only Railway Line
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL R'Y.

Oh1ChVO, MlLW kEE
AND ST. PAUL RY.
THE GREAT THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
CHICAGO, NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YORK, THE CANADAS
All Eastern and Southern Points,
AND THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
= Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
Southern Lines.
CHICAGO DEPoT.-Corner Canal and West Madi-
son sts Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all parts
OF the City constantly passing.
CHICAGO CITY OFFIcEs-61 and So Clark St.
MILWAUKEE DEPoT.-Corner Reed and South
Water Streets. Horse Cars and Omnibus Lines
running regularly therefrom to the principal parts
of the City.
corner Wisconsin St.
National Republican., 1875-11-24
Immense Stock
Ths Most R.nartabls Remedy Ever Discovered

Of men and boys suits st reduced rates, at p.
Malonsy's, sos Pennsylvanfa sysnue, Capitol Hid.
National Republican., 1875-11-24
AN EDITOR SHOT.
Probable Death of en.x.ws,binotoni,, ,


South BEND, ND, Nov. 23-The Herald pub
1tshed on Saturday an account Of o visit to It's
ofhce Of discharged female prinfe- who at
tempted TO chastise the editor, Q. T. Murray. and
associated her name With that Of W. A. Palmer
lustiee Qt the peace, IN efinInHI i.,'tnAcy. Yes
Ieruay afternoon faiinef met Murray on the
stairs Of the Herald ONCE and shot him thro1sn
The body. Murray is still alive, but hts death is
momentarily expected. Palmer has been ar
rested, and the crowd threatened lynching.
Mr.. Murray is well known in this city, where he
resided for several years, holding an important
desk in the Second Auditors ONCE and at the
same time acting as Washington correspondent Of
the Danbury NeiOs. About one year ago he pur-
chased half interest in the South Bend (Ind.)
UatoH, then weekly paper, and subsequently
changed IT TO the Herald and made Il daily, and
. lively one st that. Mr. Murray'a Wife dau9ii.
ter Of Mrs. Mary e, Nealy, is At present in this
city Just recovering IRON severe spell Of sick
neeE. Charley had many warm friends IN the
District, who Will learn with sincere regret OF the
terrible occurrence and earnestly pray that it
may net hsye the fatal termination Indicated In
the Dispatch
National Republican., 1875-11-24

ALBANY, Nov. 23.-There is considerable float
ing ice in the canal and river here.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2ss-James Looney died TO-
day from kicks inflicted by John Holland on the
18th instant go ss
DETROIT, Nov 2s.-Reports Of wrecks of sew.
eral schooners in Lakes Huron and Superior have
been received. ~ =.
BOSTON. New. 2a-Hon. John Wells, associate
justice Of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, died
this morning.
BosToH. Nov. 23.-Outter, Towers Co.'S lia-
bilities are s175ooo assets CSC 2s5 The creditors
have agreed to accept IS per cent.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2a.-EIizsbeth McLaugh.
lin was deliberately shot by her drunken husband
with pistol last night, and died to-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2a-Francis Condit, the cash
Ter Of the Eberhard Faber lead pencil manufao-
tory, is o detaulter to the amount OF go 900.
NEW oRK, Nov. 2s.-In consequence Of Thurs
day being Thanksgiving day, weekly Govern
ment sales Of gold WIN be postponed until Friday
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Nov zs.-Hon. Richard
Franchot died In this city to-day. He was for
merly member Of eongress from-ths Otsego
district.
wATERTowN, IN. Y, Nov. 23.-The freight
warehouse of.the Rome, Watertown and Ogdens-
burg Railroad Company, Z at kCape Vincent, was
burned to-day. . -.-.- = =.
BOSTON, Nov.s 23-Robert a. Wfshart was ar
rested In this city On arequsiton OF the Governor
Of Pennsylvania, charged with negotiating forged
bonds in Philadelphia.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2S.-Wm. Davidson
was run over and killed BY o railway train last
night Just after saving man from serious injury
By stopping runaway team.
PATERSON, NJ, Nov. 23.-Mstthew Christie
aad Archibald McCauslano, book. keepers In the
First National Bank of this city, were arrested
this attsrp Don for embezzling about. q oo from
that institution.
Augusta, GA, Nor. 2a-Tc-day was the open
ing day OF the Augusta Jockey club races. The
irst race was o match race for 500 side between
Basil Dnke and Lucy, and was won BY Lucy.
Time, 2:so, 2.35, 1854, 2SI1x, 2sS7A. -
VICTORIA, YAHoouvER's ISLAND, Nov. IL
The bodies Of two men, victims OF the steamship
Pacific disaster, have been picked up and were
brought here to-day by Indians. One Of the
bodies has been identified - that Of fhos. Far.
reil Of san Francisco, and the other has mot besn
recognized.
sr..Lours, Nov. zs.-The nams Of James J.
Brooks was used In 20 positive manner last Sat-
urday night ss one Of the parties against whom
fndicfments were found that day by the United
States brand Jury for complieity In the whisky
ffaudg at the reporter here felt justified in put
tinR Il IN his dispatches. II proved, however, to
have been mistake. A note from District At
forpey Dyer says the statement 10 utterly false
thai not even ssuspicion, 90 far as he knows, at
taches to MIR. Brooks
National Republican., 1875-11-24


! The Most Remarkable Remedy Ever Discovered
BEssos's cAPcIzs POROUS PLASTER
At no time In the history Of true medicine has
IN article appeared which has met with greater
approval and success than Benson's Oapcine
Plaster. Why they are preferred TO all other
porous plesters is owing to their improved COM
position; they act instantaneously, cure speedily
and efectually.
Physicians and the general public who acknovl-
edge the great benefits derived from the use Of
the ordinary porons plaster, however, maintain
that their action is not sufficiently prompt, re-
curing time, patience and continuous wear 70
effect cure. Benson's Capcine Plaster over
comes this dificulty by accomplishing In Q few
hours that which 1t takes any other plaster as
Although . recent discovery, Oapcine has been
thoroughly tested by physicians, and in each in
stance has been pronounced the most stremarkable,
safe, certain and thoroughly eficaeious remedy
Incorporating oapcins in an improved Porous
Plaster has been accomplished after repeated So
ncitations from the medical fraternity, and is
DOW prescribed BY them with unprecedented sue
Sess Sern espssasSy IN RlsITs stub
for which porous plaster has been used.
It's marvellous influence over the circulation
and general effect on the system is almost incred-
fDle; from the moment Of its application to the
brings relief ana cures more ehectually than any
known plaster. liniment or compound.
II Is genuine pharmaceutical preparationo
tireiy vegetable and N free from m mineral or m meta
poisons. One trial viii convince the most skep
teal Of Its superiority over the ordinary porous
plasters When you desire prompt and immediate
relief ask your druggist for Benson's Ospcine
SRABURY & JOHNSON,
wholesale Agents, New York.
National Republican., 1875-11-24
HEARTFELT PRAYER.

ST. PAUL. Aug. 2, 1861.
DEAR SIR: should be wanting in gratitude II
failed 10 ack nowledge what the VKGETINE has done
for me. was attacked about eleven months since
with Bronchitis, which settled into Consumption. n.
had night swests ar fever chills; distressed
for breath, and frequently spit blood: was all
thought my case hopeless. = :
Twas advised to make trial OF the VKGETINE,
which. under the providence OF God. has cured me.
That he may bless the use Of your medicine to
others as be has TO me, and that his divine grace
may attnd you, Is the heartfelt prayer Of your adj
mifing, humble servant. g
p. s.-Mine Is but among the many cures
your medicine has effected In this place. b. P.
National Republican., 1875-11-24

Pianos for rent.
Rooms 62 street.
Dowling's tea and coffee.
House "a Second street for reat.
Oommunicsting psrlor and bedroom.
Furnished rooms with board on street.
Clothing at reduced rates at Noah Walker &
Co.'s.
McCauiey Dellwig. 900 Pennsylvania ayerue.
E. J. Sweets auction sale Of ffams house De-
cemberT.
Meeting Of the Massachusetts, Rspablioan Az.
socistion.
s Sal. Of furniture and oil paintings By Thomas
Dowling.
Hutchlnson's. go
IDuncanson Bso., auction sale Of two brick
houses November 2.
National Republican., 1875-11-24
CITY ITEMS.

TIE WAY "to minister to q mind diseased" is to
protoxide Of iron. which riyes strength snd yigor
to the whole system restores the digestive organs
to perfect health, thereby restoring the mind to
its natural yigor.
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
ID and 10 cents, and nice window shades for s71<
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung by
the best workmen. at lowest prices, at Tubmans,
as Ninth street northwest.
7HoKsron's IvosY PxAnL rocrH Povpxz
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
Twenty-Five and nfty cents per bottle.
JouvEH's 1HoDoRous KID-,ILovB OLsAHsI
VIII .renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly sud
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THohPsoNs PoAADH OPrIMB 70 equal to the
boEt French, and but half the prfca. TWENTY-FIVE
and hfty cents per bottle.
WELLS STTKEeTHsSIHe PLAsTEns are the
vevv host All sold nv drugzfsts
National Republican., 1875-11-24
INVENTION.
Maryland, Virginia and District Of Columbia
pataufa

During the week ending the I'D instant, the fol-
lowing patents were issued 10 residents Of the
District Of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia:
District Of Colum bIa-Charles o. Harris as
signor Of half interest to Louis q. Huth and said
Huth Rssigror Of one-third interest 10 Robert a.
Sofas and tables.
Maryland-Wm. S. Shoemaker, Of Baltimore,
41stgnor Of tWo-thirds interest TO Sidney G. Long
of same place; Improvement in Yolute spring mo.
forE. Joseph s. Hays, Of Annapolis, aSsignor to
J.S- Hays and Daniel w. Dorsey, OF same place;
Improvement in ironing tables. John W. Hod.
dinotf, Of Baltimore; Improvement IN cltpy for
splicing broken tires. Design-Joseph H Eng
land, Of Baltimore, design for boxes. Label
cod liver oil, with Ohurchill's hydr0phosphites
and phosphate Of lime.
Virginia-Charles A. West, Of Richmond; I'm.
proFement In safety car heaters. John d. ImbO-
den, Of Richmond, assignor by mesne, assistants
TO the Richmond Oar Liner Company; improve
nelt in railway car liners.