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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

Good order is a matter of prima-
ny importance in the school room.
There should be a place for every
thing and everything should be IN
its assigned place, when not in inn
mediate use. Books, states, pencils,
paper and every movable article of
the school room should have its
proper place. The teachers desk
and drawers should present an ex-
ample of order that may be initiated
by the scholars. Appearances in
this respect give a favorable impress
sion upon visitor. But the advan-
tages are far beyond this. When
everything has its place no time is
lost and no noise is made in looking
it up when wanted. Besides, habits
of order in regard to little things, if
really learned while at school, will
prove an important factor Of success
in life. The teacher who insists up
on these hal bits of order, will find
less trouble in governing his school
than the one whose own desk is a
a heap of confusion. Like teacher,
like scholars.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

r PHILLIPS,
~ Justice OF the Peace, will atten d to
conveyancing and collecting. Office in Ma
sonic Block, entrance Sd St., opposite P. O.
Red Wing, MINI.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

whosare alive to the Importance, TO the
commercial interests Of Boston, Of Sc
curing q more direct and cheaper con-
nection with the West.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

NELSON = PETERSON,
=: 1 +" +" g. pzA1,n.,x +. 49,
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware.
FARM MACHINERY and NIPPLE
MENTS:
BUILDERS HARDWARE, Me-
> CHANCES TOOLS and
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS.
Oppnsite the old Post Office
Bush Street, Red Wing, MINI.
L ME'
CUT STONE,
WINDOW STILLS, CAPS, &c., &C.
Will supply the trade through the State.
G. A. CARLSON.
@-See advertisement Of Marble Works
below.%
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

Blanks for Teachers Contracts. School
Treasurer 5 Bonds, Notices Of Annual School
'Meetines aud School Registers will now be
furnished to District Clerks who apply to
tho County Superintendent
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.EDucATloNA
EDITED By COUNTY sUPER1NrENDENr
OF SCHOOLS.

Superintendent Office Ut the Cour,
House, Red Wing,-over Auditors office
Once hours, Saturdays from . to II a. m
and to 4 Pm.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

ordinary l2'sc Net receipts 4e7e bales ESports-to
Great Britain $685. coastwise, 7Ss Sales 2b6i STOCK
CHARLESTON. Oct. 10. 1875
IsSe good ordinary ia1sc Net receipts soss bales
Exports-To Great Britain, s3s7 sales. 1ooo Stock.
wnnNeroS, N e., Oct. 10. 1878
Spirits turpentine quiet and nominal at 3Itsc. hosin
quiet and firm at ~ 50 tor strained Tar steady at 81 40
OswEco Oct 16. 1878
unehanged No. Milwaukee club at 81 80 Corn quiet az
q &c Barley gnehangsd @ ges - 90 bushels No. Bay a.
min feed unchanged shorts $50 shpstgs S25 middIings
551e barley g % New York; 4@e % Albany, ss9s %
ess5oo feet Canal shipments-Barley 5000 bushels;
'1-'''' '--''o' ''S' BUFFALO. Oct Is, 1875.
els faoa 1 & Ss'a whes i0 iqs
Bushels; corn, 2l,oOo do. oats, 29,ooo DO Rsil,
bushels eS sOO a os Ss eo s''t ao Ss
ley LOO d. Canal shipments 3 % ! ~
rior ponts-Wheat. 1000 bushels Canal freghtswheat,
aad co1n rye h fS S
$1,000 do oats $4,000 do From oswego-whcat 1900
bushels; barley, $4,000 do Flour quiet and unchanged
dull not plenty; sales $500 bushels missed Western
Oats nactiyo No Chicago offered 4oc Rye inactive
and market bare Barley dull and gnseted no raHsac.
dull at i4]zc. i5c. Highwines nominal At 81 IS.
TOLEDO, ost. 10, 1875.
closing weak No. white Wabash, 81 355a No DO,
S Il & amber No MshsaR I'D Mn = 81 No. Gsd q Il re-
jected red. 96c Corn steady, with fair demand high
mixed, el16c. low do. eo1Sc October, Ole. grade
Coo. Oats dull and nominal. Freghts steady and
changed Receipts300 bbs -four 1900 bushels wheat
IL 900 do corn, 6.O00 do Shipments-l000 bbs
-four 5S 900 bushels wheat, 80 do corn 10000 do
CHICAGO. Oct. I6 1878.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat strong and higher
irregular and fairly active No. Chicago. 81 1875
do, 81 - spot 81 1oS 81 1875 November; 81 Ii, De-
cember No, do, 81 OO4 81 OOa rejected, soc. Corn
in fair demand but lower rates No mixed 554c spot
55A 552sc., October; 53h 53l4c November rejected
544ac Oats duh and shade lower; No. 2, 33%c, spot
32sc, November rejected, 2sc 29c; Barley nrrn,
changed Rye dull Pork unsettled and lower closed with
continued downward tendency sales $22 spot S2l %
$2l 80 October $l5 o5 all the year. LardDemand light
but holders firm S3 40 spot $l2 Is Sl2 20 all the
year whiskey, 50 ish There afternoon can tho
Board to-day ReceiptsFlour, 700 bbs wheat 10000
bushels corn 900 do oats 50 900 do barley 1000
do rye 5000 do. Shpments-Flour, 5000 bbs wheat
$4,000 bushels; 55 600 do oats, 81 900 do barley
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Oct. 16 1875.
Sugar opened active foreign being regarded fa-
vorab but later adverse caused the market close
dull with nominal prices; Nos. 10 II, ID. s., l4 1914
reals arrobe concentrated sugars fair good quality
9 reals centrifugal sugars Nos IL l3 in boxes 1914
1521 reals do in hhds 15s4 l64 reals ;sstock in ware
house Havana and Matanzas 900 boxes and $500
hhds receipts of the week. $50 boxes and 10 hhds
ports Of the week. 1900 boxes and s92 hhds, Of which
1880 boxes and all the hhd the United States Moasses
nominal. Bacon. s4s $40 per cwt. Flour. s3s a $50
per bb for American. Hams SCI Se4 per quntal for
American sugar cured. Lard in kegs $50 per quinal
do in tins So $53. Potatoes $l2 so $l3 50 per bb
Taow, go $50 per qunta Wax, yellow, S4 per srrobe
Onions, 50 50 $40 per bbl Naval in fair demand
Lumber dull Shocks steady; box, 8 a reals sugar
hhds., 81 reals in gold; molasses hhds % reals in
gold White navy beans 2sa reals per arrobe Chewing
tobacco sos Se2 per quinta Hoops nominal Freights
dull demand for the United Spanish gold 227
22s Exchange active on the United States 50 days
currency, l2 ia premium short sight, 1l6 lis prem
ium 60 days, gold 142 Ia premium; short sight lis
$50 premium. On London, l!4 l76 premium. On Paris,
l3S 40 premium
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

ADvIcRs FROM CALIFORNIA
state that 'from January to August there was sent
from San Francisco New York about SIS 600 coo in
gold coin. During the last two months-August and
scptember-Cafornia has retained her gold, but little
having been sent eastward San Francisco is already
beginning feel the beneficial effects Of retaining this
gold coin here, and its influence will extend to
other portions Of the State The San Francisco Assay
ing and Refining Company has thrown out all business
previously done government account, which has
amounted to s2o,ooo,o 900 year, and is wholly
ployed the bullion product Of the Bonanza mines.
Heretofore the United States mints have controlled the
mines but the Nevada Bank party, which has
gradually absorbed the largest mines the Pacific
tend is sad that the mints shall DO subordinate ad-
juncts to the mining interest"
BULLION
The following the quotations in gold for coins
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
RAILROAD BONDS.


The demand from permanent investors In this depart
Of securing in some instances bonds at lower prices
Sales made in sympathy with stocks but there
several railway lines that show prospect Of earning
considerably in of their requirements for in
tercst and will bear favorable scrutiny.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were fairly active and in the early part OF the week
were pressed for sale to degree that caused decline
in prices but the Of the result the
Ohio election the recovery prompt and we'll do
fined. Many bonds, 1t said, sold here on ac-
count Of banks surrenderng their circulation.
STATE BONDS
were quiet Tennessaos were weak and Yirginas firm,
though the latter are stronger here than in London
The North Carolina Constitutional Convention has adj
journed without taking any definite steps in regard to
the State debt The funding board in Louisiana met
and funded sss4 7e4 moro Of the old bonds all pre-
sentcd by New York banking house. and presumably
held for foreign account
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
These are the whole comparatively favorable, so
far as they have been reported The largest increase
Of the month is shown by Central Pacific, Kansas Pa
cihc and ST Louis Iron Mountain and Southern.
Lake Shore, II is said shows loss In Its earnings
Tor Two weeks, compared with similar period in 1874,
OF about $l2700o During nine months, from January
TO October the estimated loss is So ooO 1t also
among tho prevalent statements OF the street that
New YORK Central is dvertng its passenger and freight
trac from Lake Shore to the Michigan Central in con-
sderaon ofhc fact that the latter WILL on the 1st Of
the month"; discard the Pullman and adopt the Wagner
palace cars In which Commodore Vanderbilt Il alleged
TO be largely Interested
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

90 -, -, GALVESTON Oct. f6 1875.
l24c.i good ordinary llMc. Net receipts 1870 bales;
39,529 -'SS' S's~'
,, ,-, 49,, NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I6 1875
Cotton rregular middling 131sc low middiing I2ssc
good ordinary i2Sc Net receipts, 3o37 bales; gross
5207. Sales, 65ol Stock, e9,973 '' e''
-. ,,,, - MOBILE, Oct TO- 1875.
Cotton quiet; mddng 13c low midding Ialsc good
ordinary l2e Net receipts 1888 bales Exports coast
wise. 442. Sales, 800 Stock, 10. 79s. ~
., - SAVANNAH. Oct. 10, 1875
Gesap axp midaiaS ls1<cNi low middipg AXE. good
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Oct lB. 1875
Printing cloths market closed 4ac for best standard
extra cloths The large sales of the week.
ls75oo peceshave reduced the stock hand and hold
at the close asking 4Sc, which is still hc above
tha via of he hnver
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

The foreign commerce Of the port for the week
as ionows:-General merchandise imports, includ-
ing dry goods, $6,2o3,22o; produce exports,
b4,S79,4O7, and specie exports, $GOs, zoo. The
total imports since January l, this year, amount
. s2os o2o against 1922 s3l for the CORE.
leRaiRk RsEi0d In lsz4 aud $s2s1o9.s2Q in 1s7a
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONERR
n Auction sale of Houses Lots on Thurpdev Ochor
Il at ~ O'Clock, at the Exchange salesToom No iii
Broadway. viz =
West Fifty eighth street.-The four story brown stone front
House and Lot No 35 West Fifty street south side
142 feet Of Eighth house 81 feet deep
modern improvements newly painted and irescoed.
West Fity-eighth street.-The three story high stoop
brown House and Lot No 4O4 West Ftyeghth
street south side 100 feet Of Ninth avenue
Fy-eghth sreet-One Lot, north side 200 feet
Eighth avenue
Ninth avenue-The four story stone front House
Lot corner OF Ninth and Sixty
house contains modern improvements hard wood
finish.
Eighth ayenue-The Lease OF the Plot Of Land 50xlOO
feet side OF Eighth avenue, so feet south Of Fifty
eighth street. the front of which story brick
and dwellings and two story brick building the
lease has years from May 1879, 81 400
ground and taxes.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
SALES AT AUCTION.

"A DklAN II. MULLER. AUCTIONEER
- Au0iloN SALE OF l2O VALUABLE LOTS.
Sd avenue 4th or Park avenue.
Sth ANenue, opposite Central Park.
Sth avenue, opposite Central Park:
tth avenue, above Central PARK.
5ith asth 63d, 6ih 10Th 18th 10th 77fh ssth iosth
l21th and l4Oth streets N' ' ~' ~ -'
~ pc sold AZ auction, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %
at - O'Clock % the Exchange Salesroom.
No Ill Broadway, by order ~
Griffith Rowe Esn
ana OF the executriX fWm III Ravnor deceaaed
The above sale comprises the most yapahIe budn lots
IN the city OF New York, ready for Improvement
Will be sold
ADRIAN H. MULLER SON, Auetiopeer
NJ Z pfunst rart
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A T AUCTION-25 LOTS IN THE BUSINESS CENTRE
~ Of Flushing, Main and Amity ueggett Estate)
Thursday, October 81, inst, at o'clock F. NJ. the
premises without reserve to the highest bidder close
contract with the Terms 10 per day
sale, 23 1-3 per October % and balance in
five ten years If desired, the preferr-
ing mortgages the property to cash payments.
These lots are better for Investment than deposits
in savings ank and the times hard visitors
expect chance for great bargains O3 trains daily
Flushing tevery halt hour fare, ~ by railroads.
II dwellings stores and church built block within
10 months past Fare cheap passes For maps apply
TO BENJAMIN w. HITCHCOCK, 355 Third avenue corner
Twenty. sixth street
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

yIyILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER
w Onco No, Chambers street. Marshas saie-By virs
Of execution will SELL this day al iOh O'Clock
the Of tho Liquor Store 100 Cedar street. onr pull
English Ale Pump, walnut Counter Tables Chairs Glass
ware, &c CHARLES i. MATHER Marshal.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
DIcHARD WALTERS SONS, AUcTIoNEERs

IDIIHAKD WALTEkSF SUNS, AUtTIUNtEhs.
LII Marshaps sale Groceries, Teas. Butter. Hc
VIII sell Monday III y o'clock at salesr0Um 81 EaS
Broadway, large OF Groceries, Greer
and Black Teas Coffee boxes Starch aud Mogans soap
canned Strawberries, Spices, Sardncs, Pickles Sauce
&c. JOHN T. STEWART, Marshal
Also Marshals sale Fixtures Hat Block Establishment
Counters, Cutting Board, Chairs, stoves, sc.
DENIS CALVIN Marshal
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

TUE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
j. THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIKI
NEW YORK HERALD =
BROADWAY CORNER ANN STREET.
1865 BROADWAY.
$50 SIXTH AVENUE
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CORNER BoERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
DIonARp wALrERs, soNs. AucrIoNEERs.

DICHARD WALTERS' SONS, AUCIIONEERS.
IL Mortgage sales Grocery Fixtures, Horses Wagons,
Saloon Fixtures, Bagatelle Table. Gas Fixtures
win sell this day Monday) at o'clock r. NJ az salos
II East Broadway, OF Lager Beer Saloon
viz Bar, Back Bar Tables Chairs Bottles Glasses, Gas
Fixtures Bagatce Table Signs, &C also O'Clock
two dark bay Horses, covered Grocery Wagons
Wagon, two sets Harness, two safes Chairs hand Truck
Baskets, Measures, Scales, Caddics, Showcase &c
LOUIS LEUBUScHER, City Marshal and Attorney fol
Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

CHERIFws SALE or FURNITURE.
- s. HERMAN, Sherrs Auctioneer sells Monday, 0ctof
her ls, at IL o'clock at No. l5 Bowery lare lot oi
Household and Oace Furniture, consisting of Paror and
bedroom Furniture, Carpets, oicloh, Office Furniture,
Counters Showcases Safes Scales Blankets sale posi-
tive Dealers invited. WILLIAM Z. CONNER, sheriff
JoHN r. CUNNIaGuAM, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

y T.
- cloth, Machinery, &c.
s. HERMAN, Sheris and General Auctioneer sells Mon
day October Is III o'clock. No $50 Hudson the
entire Stock Fixtures and Machinery Of first class Furni
ture establishments consisting Of elegant Parlor Bed and
Dining Room Furniture WaShStands Extension Tables
marble top Bureaus Dressing Cases Wardobes Hat Racks
Lounges, Chairs, Mirrors Cribs, Bedsteads hair and
feather Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows Quitting &c also
large lot unfinished Furniture Lumber Veneer Machnery
&c. Sale positive, in lots Dealers invited.
WILLIAM Q. CONNER Sheriff.
TuoMAs gppfrs Denrty
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
SALES AT AUcTTox.
TERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCWONEER
81 Qulck transit sure.
Westchester % the front

1 A<A4-. JOA1@scS-ft bAst eAANtAtA'A~A~@N
81 Quick transit sure
Westchester 70 the front.
Great railroad opened. Grand auction festival
Feto champere music, Harrison, collation. balloon seen
mill Valley Boulevard Arlington. Clarendon, Beakey
nne Division ana Farmount streets u North Yonker ID
Railroad auction. Thursday October 81 1874
First results quick transit First of Lots the
railroad First step r the new revival FiTst oppoItsny
Citizens % Yonkcrs be wise sale absolute title perfect
Isons lnmitahe eccentcite Professor Fisher the most
ascension Grafuas seventh Regiment Band For free
A. NJ connect with special train on New YORK Boston
and Montreal Railroad maps further information apply
p Parkrow, opposite Post Office New York.
MORTGAGE sALE-cHARLEs G. DUFF, AUCTION
~ esr VIII sen Oy virtue Of ehattel morgage BY pub
The afternoon the entire Fixtures 81 Bakery and
Counters caes Marble sS. waaSw seicsna
WILL Wssa iroaghs Boxes Pans &C. 40 Also Horse, twa
9. FAIRLY, Marshal and Attorney for Mortragee-
MORTGAGE sALE.-rHos. j. MGflAru. AUc-
lane he MsShSey a and a. To u Il S ~ and
consisting Of hung Machines Paper Cutters and al ap
7. Feeny Attorney Tor Mortgages. 'N>
MORTGAGE sALE-.THoMAs GAFFNEY. AUc-
w toneer viii sell this day Mondayl, 10 O'Clock az
Lase Beer saloon consisting Of Bar Tables Chairs stoves
Denis CALVIN, Attorney for Morrasoe.
PAwNBRoKERs sALE.-THoMAs j. MGRATH.
Auctoneer 15s Chatham street corner Mulberry
WI sell this day az II O'Clock Mems and Womens Cloth
ing Dresses shaws Remnants, Quilts Blankets Bedding
Boots and Shoes &c; also Coats, Pants and Vests BY
order A. Henry, Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
DAWNBRoKERs sALE-JAMEs AGAR, AUC-
tioneer, will sell this day, SO New Bowery 81
Oliver street 100 lots Of silk aud other Dresses Broche and
Moolen shaw Remnants, undercothes Sheets Spreads.
Table Linen, Blankets, Boots Caters Opefcoats
Sack aud Business Coats Pantaoons ana Vests The sale
will commence at IL o'clock sharp with the Clothing
BY order OF Simpson, somers Co. II Chatham street
DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-R FIELD GENERAL
auctioneer. sglesroom No 80 Bowery win sell this iay
IL o'clock 800 lots men's and Clothing Dresses
Shawls. Remnants Underclothng Quilts Blankets Bed
ding Boots shoes &c &c. also Overcoats, Coats Pants
Vests &c, &c BY order
DICuARD WALTERS SONS, AUCTIONEERs
III Salcsroom - East Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

CuERIFFS SALE or CUTLERY KNIVES, FORKS
- &c.-S HERMAN, Sherifrs Auctoneer, sells Monday,
October Is 80 II o'clock ~ No " Bowery large assort
of fine Cutlery consisting OF Pocket and Table hnivea
Forks Scissors, sverplated Spoons &c Sale positive.
WILLIAM c. CONNER, Sheriff
NJ. J. KEEsE, Deputy
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

RlCHAkD W WALIEk-s soHo, AItiloNEEhs-
III SalcSroom ~ East Broadway
Mortgage sale Horses, Clarence, Coach, Wagons &c.
win sell Monday lOls o'clock, livery stables &C.
SS and 80 East Broadway Horses Clarence
close Coach four top Wagons two top Wagons Roeka
way Wagon six Seighs Bells single double Hgr-
ness Safe, Office Furniture, &c.
=. c. LYNCH attorney for mortgages.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
A -JERE. JOHNSON, JR.. AUCTIoNEER,
~. old stand, 81 Nassau street.
SECOND AND CLOSING SALE or
GUNS, BREEcH AND MUzzLE LEADERS.

ON MONDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FAILURE OF LON
don house the agents here instructed close their
sgnment and have directed dispose Of the final in
voice OF the best Guns offered for public competition
The following will be famiay known TO the sporting
public, via. -
W. / G. SCOTT 4 SON. W. w. GREENER, p. WEB
ley Son. w. Richards, Dexter Wellington, Moore, Hughs
Bentley, &c
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

A CTIyE PARTNER WANTED-WITH $4,000 TO
N $4,000 for old established manufacturing business
Investment guaranteed Address A. D. NJ box l4s Herald
Otica
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

CHERIFFS SALE OF ELEGANT OFFICE FUR
- niture, Safes, &c
5. HERMAN. Sherin-s auconeer sells this day Monday
October IL at IL o'clock, No 5 Bowery, assortment
Of Once Furniture consisting Of Revolving Desks Tables
Black Walnut and Glass Partitions Chairs Carpet, Mating
Writing Material Stoves &c also, Iron safe, &c Sas
WILLIAM c. CONNER Sheriff.
JOHN IT, HILLRR Deputy
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-27

freoklea, pimples, sunburn, tan. and Ill blem-
ishes Of the akin. While making voysse .
.uha soms years ago, on one Of the British
Royal Mail Steamships, DON Manuel was over
taken By severe sicsness, and his life Tor days
dospairod Of, butu timately he raj led and re-
covered, and IS an acknowledgment Of his ap-
probation OF Dr.. Campbelps services, (Dr. G..
being at that time medical officer on board the
Steamship, he presented the Doctor with the
formula from which he prepared his famous
"Agua Miraculoso," miraculous Water.) So
many lady patients4or whom Dr.. C.. has pre-
pared an occasional bottle. havi g expressed
themselves most enthu .iastically in regard to
its merits, he has determined for the future to
prepare it as standard Toilette preparation.
Its use imparts to the skin, a dazzling brillian-
cy, healthy freshness, transparent clearness,
velvety smoothness and exquisite sottness. II
IS not paint or enamel, but a deliciously fra
grant Medicated water for the skin, of marvel
GUS efficacy. Warranted harmless as pure
milk. Price one dollar per bottle. Six bottles
for hive dollars. Expressed to any address.
Prepared only by James P. Campbell, III. D.,
Chemist, IS Fulton ST., N. Y. Bew re Of dan
gerOuS and worthless limitations.
To Druggists.
The Druggist first sending an order fo- not
less than one dozen Aqua Mraculoso, accom-
panic by at least g. cash, balance C. 0. D.,
will have the exclusive Agency for the town
in which he resides. and his business card ad-
ded to the above advertisement. Agony
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-27

There is nothing like having . formers
paper. Abernethy, of the Union, has
discovered that grssshoppers do not de-
stroy potatoes, beets, carrots, etc., be-
cause these grow entirely below the
ground and have nothing above the sur
face that the hoppers can get at. This is
. curious agricultural fact which millions
Of people have, during many centuries,
failed to observe. lie says:
Wheat, which is our staple crop, and upon
which our farmers place altogether too much
dependence, is q avorite diet of the grasshop-
pers. Farmers should have something else to
rely upon this year. Let them plant roots ex-
neutrality-suspicious., beets, carrots, etc.-tEings
that gr0,D beIOU ground, and vh,ch the grass
hOppers cannot reach.
We have heard Of secdless grapes, but
leafless potatoes are something new.
What . world Of labor, in cul.ivating they
must save! And the potato bugs, it en-
tirely kills them off.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-27

D. w. TNoERsoLL & Co., are receiving new
goods daily, and from the prices we should
suppose the bottom had fallen out OF the mark
ct somewhere. We have not seen
goods SO cheap in many .
day. Percales, the very best, at
lSc. choice dress goods SOC, worth 75c. Black
Alapacas, 81, ~, 81 and 81 cents, much under
value. Brilliantines, the very best goods
LAZY can buy for service
as we'll as beauty, at SIC, worth leo,
and other goods equally cheap Our readers
will also bear in mind that lngerson Il Co.
State, and they are the leaders IN marking
down when there is . decline in the market
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-27
10 paint tn6 lily
And add q perfume to the violet"

There might have been an earthquake, so
suddenly have the ofice-seekers disappeared
from public view since Fishers name was men
toned. -Pied-Pre
And this from newspaper conducted
by an assistant postmaster; edited by .
postmaster, and by one the seat of whose
pants yet retains the impression made by
Pension-Agent's chair. "The office
seekers have disappeared" Indeed. Why
hold convention if these patriots are
agreed! It will be work Of superere.
ogation.