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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-10
the Anti-AGonoPo1ist.

Atasre,ia, election held Wednesday to |
fill = vacancy 10 the legislature from Cad
do Parish I.oujsiar.,, The democrats elected
their candidate y, 800 majority The
colored yosers broke away FROM the repub
l;cans and voted largely for the democratic
nominee. THIS election was to fill the
vacancy oc.;aeioned ny the appointment
Of Cen. w T.. Mii.a to the United States
pension agency.
The New York brokers think lsonne
couh rot have taken Away more than
$500. because if liz had had larger sum,
he could have purchased outstanding
stock of the h ,nkeYs aud Brokers associa-
tion and thus augmented las rehypothe-
catine process. Il is said that had he
been able to pursue his plan he could
have burnt the certificates and readily
covered his guilt.
A bloody fgN, took place some days
ago ON the sou h side Of Red river in the
! Panhandle Of Texas, between hunting
parties of cheyenne, pawnee and Arrapa-
hoe Indians Thirty Cbeyennes and
twelve Pawnecs are said to have been
killed. The loss of the Arrs.pohoes Is nOa
! stated. The cause of the fight was a tres
mass of the PaWnees on the hunting grounc
of the Cheyennes-
BIN Ford. of the t.is;illery firm o.
Ford. Oliver s. Co., Chicago, has gont
into bankruptcy. secured debts, 1000
unsecured, 81, 44o. The United States ha'
; a claim of sl4.a 900 fer the recovery q
which suit againsts Ford are Still pending
He Is also responsible on accommodation
paper to the amount of 45, ZOO and hi
bills discounted equal SIS, 600. He has al
) open account of sums due him aggregat-
: ing $1,000 and unadjudicated claim
value unknown.
Anthony Trampe. OF the firm OF Hoft
Co.. whisky dealers, Cincinnati. ney
I firm. has been arrested. charged with 90
tanning goods under false prelenses. Ho1
i cannot be found and is supposed to nav
absconded with the proceeds OF $500
worth of goods they had bought on thlrt
| and sixty days time from distlllers, who
they sold in the Southern markets.
8 The Winnipeg civic election took plat
q Monday. The following We're elected 4
i the various wards: North ward, Aid. roI
d SEGA. Moore and Logan; South ward, Al
Montgomery, Hespeler and Conklin; we
" ward. AID. Cornish, Lyon and jackson
l. East ward, Aid. Strong, Brown and III
Dougall Mayor Scott was elee'ed by a
y clamatlon.
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New York Weekly Herald.

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secretary. The work Of signing the roll
list and of swearing in the MEMBERSHIP
Hon. FIRE. Cornell of the Supreme
Court administering the oath-was then
proceeded with and occupied about one
hour.
At the conclusion of this ceremony, the
Hon. i. P. West of Faribault nominated
Hon. G.. A. Gilman of st. Cloud for
Speaker, and on the roll being called, IT
was found that his election was unanl,
mous-there being 10l votes for him ana
none against.
On being conducted to the chair, and m
| troduced by the temporary presiding ON
Ger Mr.. Gilman returned thanks for the
honor conferred upon him, in neat and
appropriate address, and forthwith entered
upon the duties of his Office.
! The remaining officers as selected IN Inc
caucus of last night were then severaily
elected without opposition and sworn IN
Mr.. Edmund Rice moved to proceed e
the election of chaplain, whereupon Mr.
w. n. Teller moved that Rev. Chauncey
Hobart be elected to that position, which
motion prevailed unanimously.
Mr.. McCrea of Otter Tail moved tina
the use of the Hall IF the House be grant
ed this evening to the State Foresty as
ISOLATION. Carried.
LOCATED.
Mr.. Sabin of Washington moved tina
the drawing of seats be proceeded with
the Clerk placing the names OF the mem
bers in a hat and drawing therefrom. Cal
ried.
Mr.. Sabin moved that certain member
be exempted from the operation OF u
motion previously adopted, and above
to choose their own seats. Lost o
> division.
Mr.. Richardson of Morrison moved thu
a committee of five be appointed to exam
a inc az to meritorious cases to be exoepte
from the operation of the rule just adop
: ed for drawing of seats. Lost.
I The House then went into committee
the whole, Mr.. Rice of Ramsey in Il
: chair.
After recess, during which the membe
retired to the rear of the hall, the drawn
J. of names was proceeded with, the mer
J. beers entering at the call Of each name al
selecting their seats.
:. The chair appointed Charles II. Tayi
e of Rice and Robert A. Ringwald OF kar
y sew pages of the House.
On motion of Mr.. Brandt the chair ..
j. pointed for committee on permanent rul
" -Messrs. Brandt, Morse, Sabln, ).
t. West and E. Rice.
The House then adjourned 10 10 me
row morning at 10 O'CLOCK.
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ST. Paurs Great Inst tuition.

The most successful enterprise vet started
by the citizens of ST Paul is the great ST. Paul
FIRE AND MAsrxE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
Its success has been most extraordinary l
now rivals. after few years of existence, the
Srea, New England Fire Insurance companies
which have heretofore drained so mneh
money from the fertile fields OF the west
TO enrich the barren rocks of yankee-iand
To those who desire cheap insurance in the
most reliable insurance company in the State,
we would say by all means IAtroni1e thas
s-r.a, uovy institution. It's cash assets
srr over osE MILLION dollars and it has rssc h
ed this grand aggregate in eleven years Here
are the figures whichi represent its unpar-
1 Ill LII
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P.P.P.P.
Dr.. PIerCe's
Pleasant
Purgative
Pellets.
Purely Vegetable. No care. re
quired while using them.

quired while using them.
The "Litte Giant" Cathartic, or Mnltum in
Parvo Physic, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, and are sngar-coated. They remove the
necessity Of taking the great, crude, drastic,
sickening pills heretofore 50 much in use.
As remedy for Headache, Dizziness, Rush
OF Blood to the Haed, Tightness about the
Chest. Bal Taste in Mouth, Eructaiions from
the stomach, Bilious Attacks, Jaundice, Pain
in the Kidney ,Highiy-colyred Urine. and in
ternal Fever, DR.. Pi-rc-'s PHEASANT Purgative
Pellets are unsurpassed. Furthermore,
would say that their action Is universal, no. .
gland escaping their sanativs impress. Age
does no, impair the properties Of these Pellets
They are sugar-coaied and inclosed in glass
bottles, their virtues bsing thereby preserved
unimpaired for any length OF time, SO that
they are always fresh and reliable This is no.
the case with those pills which are pnt up in
cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes. The dai y
use OF two Pellets has cured th- most obstinate
csses cf Scrofuia, letter, Salt Cheum. Erysip-
| tlas. Boils, BIotches, Pimples, Sore Eyss, and
Erurtiops They arr, however. recommended
| 10 i. taken in connection with the Gsit-n
Medical Discovery, il order TO securs the bas'
results.
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NEncs>~ty' r;fRTH
ST. Pau Markets.
ST. pAgL. January ., 1878

ST. pAgL, January 8, 1878.
The week ii.s been very busy one among
iobbinc houses, but All active trade Is anticl
rated as soon a. the people in the interior can
begin to circulate betwecn fncr farms ana
the cities and villages, and hs.ui loads OF
wheat and etil"t produce TO market. VI
course under the peculiar circumstances,
collections have nct been Us heavy or as
pro,npt rs had been alltiei pascs!, or a. is usual
A considerable number q changes OF quo
ts,ious of com noIitics will attras;t the a.teii :
fion and intereS: ot dealers " 20 Rad HE
ANTI NosoroLIsT.
pEopucn AND rsoyIsIoss
Although the reign q! mud i past, the
yoads are in no better conaisio,,--it az good
than week ago. Loaded wagons cannot De
driven over the irozen ruts anc hubs that
come Of the la.c ireeze-up, without serious
yisE 70 life and property, aad consequently
all kinds OF business remains nearly az .
| stand sti.l Produce does rot arrive, excep.
ia insignificant .o.~ sai even i arrIrs!s were
| large. BUYERS arc i.ot reais 10 operate until
| there is some way OF hauling loads INTO Inc
i interior, away iro.a tie railroad stations
| Lumbcrmen arc anxious TO s'.d all soris @
.uppI;es into the woods, hus caann. for iaef
OF roads PRACTICAL. for "tote" teams ana "
| same is true ot "a great many men no wan
goods. A. this r.iins there are indications
| O, another ,haw, which, il il does not con
tinuc too long, mav hclp.o smooth the rugged
feature Of the rods bat II good supply Q
snow DOS not come s,oa, i; i difficult TO s~s
how that - OBJ, ON bushels os wheat can al
be marketed until some time Acxt summer
Probably because .. the light bushes. dong
the nuctus,ions in the prices o. produce ar
lew and unir portant
FLOCR-Tl.a mark. il without any nes
feature xxx flour firm ~ i5.5i, IA c.
load lots. ,ab lots II E -. Patent Prices
t,our Is in brisk defnsnd and i'rIaer, the low
e.: sales Of lots having ieen =. - SOY Dbl
and from tina, price 10 aloo1- Bncisw h.r
flour is in quite active request Of =. s"E boi
Rye Hour IS on stable at s5ip95.s5 bolset
corn meal il " OFT h 81 60 y ioV ll~-
WHEAT-The arrivals, both ~ rail an
team, continue light. Accounts rom IN
interior state that bu. very iew loaded team
are coming in, aai that accumulation o' graz
are very small Local buve-s are Iayin
el 90 At the outside .ar No l.
The following are the quotations 81 No
whea. in the great markets Yesterday an
Yesterday week:
last week. This week
Liverpool i0s 6dsTIi sill lis sstGiis "a
New YORK .s5s 4l.34ai al
Ch,csvn 1.Gos l.0s-
| i.OyS.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-10

The old Western Farmers Almanac tor
1878, its thirty first year of publication, is re-
ceived. Its contents are usually varied and
attractive. ltwould pay every horticultnris'
and agriculturist in the country to read Prot
Robert Peters article on Agricultural Chem
istry." Prof. c. " Riley has a paper on
Entomology. NJ. Quad has humorous
sketch, "Going out TO Farm" Ia fact is
dificult to discriminate between the value O
the original articles the books contain. In
short, It il fund Of interesting matter, botf
witty and " ise, suitable to all tastes. As every
family should have good almanac, We I'D.
wise our readers tor send and get the Western
Farmers Its price il only ten cents Send
TO its publishers, John 7. Morton 1 Co.
Louisville XIV
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We understand that Mr.. LeVesconte OIL
Nininger has lately purchased 3 first class
Jersey Bull, which will arrive here the com
Ing spring We should be pleased to have
M. LeVesconte give for publication the ped
ioree of the animal, for the benefit of our
farmers. We neglected to note that Mr.;
Stephen Gardner disposed OF his Jersey bul!
A. the State Fair-Hastings New Era.
Mr.. LeVesconte understands Jersey
cattle as we'll as any man In the
United States.
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kelIey's Speech.

Henry Carey Baird 4 Co., Publishers,
Philadelphia, Pa, are prepared to fill orders
for Judge Kelley's recent speech on the re-
sumption repeal bill at the rate OF 81 per
100 at . time 1t is mastery argument, and
should bc strewn broadcast over the land.
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Since its foundation il has paid ei ssO, ~, "a
Tor losses
Fir and Marine Association St. Paul, toy
rates and terms.
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4 Cup Of Tea

All who know the nice distinction between
English Breakfast, Oolong, Imperial, Old
Hyson. Young Hyson, Gunpowder and ia
panese Tea, would do we'll to remember that
the Great Atlantic Il Pacific Tea Co., 81 !,
East Third street, St. Paul, are selling gooas
Of the best quality, at prices that cannot be
beaten. Beautiful Chromos and Chrome
Notices given away.
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$35 Life Scholarship. $35

Il Crosse Business College teaches III com
mon school branches, and III styles 81 bGOk-
keeping and business praetices, and Plain snd
board On the Mississippi river. Chespset and
best College il the country. send for circular
giving full information.
Address Ill WALL1CE
IL Crosse. VII
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Golden Medical Discovery
Is Alternative, or Blood-cleansing.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is PectOral.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Cholagogue, or Liver standard.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery

BY reason OF its Alternative properties, cures
diseases Of the Blood and Skin, as Scrofula,
Or Kings Evil; Tumors ulcers, or Old Sores;
Blotchss; Fimples; and eruptions. By virtue
Of its Pectoral properties, It cures Bronchial,
Throat, and Lung Affections; Incipient Con-
sumption: Lingering Coughs and Chronic
Laryngitis. Its Cholagogne properties render
it an enequalied remedy for Bil,ousness;T Torpid
Liver. or oliver Complaint" and its Tonic
properties maks:it equally eficacious in curing
Indigestion, Loss 0 Appetite, and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin is sallow and covered with
blotches and plmples. or where there are
scrOfulas swelliDgs and affections, . few bottles
Of Golden Medical Dlscov-ry will effect an en-
tire cure. If you feel dull, drowsy, debili-
tated, have sallow color Of skin, or yeilowlsh-
brown spots on face or body, frequent head
ache or dizziness. bad taste IN mouth. internal
heat or chills alternated with hot flushes, low
spirits and gloomy forpbodings, irregular ap-
petite, and tongue coated, You are suffering
from Torpid Liver, or s'Biiliousness ?" Ii
many cases Of silver Complaint" only par
OF these symptoms are experienced. As rem.
edy for all such cases. Dr. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery has no equal, as it effect
perfect cures, leaving the liver strengthened
| Rnd healthy.
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Notice.

The connection of A. H. Taisey with THE
A.rI-MoyopoL1sT has ceased. All bills must
be paid TO the publisher or upon ms written
order.
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Promptly II II m Secretary Of STATE J.
3. lrgsns called the Ho1ss 70 osd1 and
appolnssd Hon. 8 @. folsoa = temporary
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specifies in the diseases for which they are
recommended.
NATURAL SELECTION.
investigators Of natural science have demon.
strated beyond controversy, that throughout
fttest' is the only law that vouehsafes thrift
and perpetuity. Does not the same prinei pie
govern the commercial prosperity Of man An
inferior cannot superssde . superior article
By reason Of superior 1nerit, Dr.. Plerce's
Standard Medicines have ontrivaled all others
Their sale in the Unired States alone exceeds
one millioi; dollars per annum. while thu
amount exported foots up to several hundred
thousand more. No business could grow t
such gigantic proportions and rest upon an,
other basis than that OF merit.
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nnt HrcAt chance 10 make money.
Ua&H Hy0u cant ret gold you can 81 /
OV6O ogrcentackS, We need person
in every town 70 take snbscripions ~ the
largest, cheapest and be~t family plhlicsEiOn
In The world. ANY one can beccme sur-
cessfuI agent. The most elegant WORKS u ~ :
given tree 70 suhscriben. The pEice = -
low that almost everybody suiacribes. Our
aeent reports making over tl60 IN ueek.
lsdy agent reports taking over ~ sutscTi-
hers III ten days. All Who engage naks
money fast. Y0u can do 4 - well = ofhes-
Pull part3culafx, dirssfsons and tgM re.
want psoGtahse work send - yous name -
onee. & costs no1hing y tn III 1unfn1D
No 60 whO GuenGn lef1s - Ua1ro nnnne ~.
A11snm sIhe fesp1es JouSna1 =
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For Sale

AScholarship in the Celebrated
johnson Commercial College, Of
St. Louis, Missouri, including
photography, bookkeeping, pen
manship, etc.
Apply at the Office Of the ANTI
MONOPOLIST.
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DR.. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES

Are not advertised as 'cure-alle,'' but are
specifies in the diseases for which they are
recommended.
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STATE TEXT BOOKS.

TN motion Of Senator Lienau, the rresi.
dent was instructed TO appoint . special
committee Of five to whom shall DC reier-
red all matters relating 10 State text books
The Secretary of State vas requested oy
Senator Henry TO furnish the senate win
copies of the laws aid journals
The Senate then adjourned 70 to-mor-
row 1t 10 O'Clock.
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The t.,5faw s-- a-e.he 1ucsu8sioo~ ~ " ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-20
by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onccrs,
l113 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST SIDE Of
THIRD BET WEN JACKSON AND DUVAL
STREETS.-By virtue Of deed of trust from c. j.
Malord the undersigned trustees bearing date on
tho 18th day of February, 1878, recorded in the
clerks Office Of the Chancery Court of Richmond,
in Deadlock 112 c, page 1913, to secure certain
notes described IL said decd. default having been
made in the payment Of Of said notes, and being
required so do by the holder of said note, we shall
proceed to sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the LIST day OF May: 1873, ut 6
O'Clock P. NJ. the PROP ERTY described in said
deed as fronting twenythrec feet on the east side
of Third street and running back within parallel
lines sixty-two feet.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash TO pay all expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay OFT certain negotia-
bic note secured in Said deed for twenty-five dollars,
with accrued interest; on credit until the ! 9Th
tlny of May for S25. on the 18th of June for $50,
on the 18th of July for s25, the 14tn Of August
for S25. on the 14ih of September for SIS. on the
18th Of October for S25, on the 18th Of November
for S25. on the 14th OF December, II 7S, for S25,
and 500 on the l4th Of day of January, 1879;
bulance on such terms as may be made known at the
time of sal:. y. M LEE, ,.-
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
ans 90 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-20
BY W. GoddIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FRANKLIN BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS-By virtue OF live several
deeds of trust executed 10y DR.. William w. Parker
dated 18th of October 974; the second to said j.
A. Richardson, dated Goth of january 1879; the
third to G. Z. selvin, trustee, dated 9Th OF APRIL
1872 hs fourth to W Z cowar th rpst &c Ga'fa
Belvn, trustee, dated 21st OF January, 1S76-all
Only recorded in Richmond Chancery Court, we
the undersigned trustees, will offer for sale at public
1st Of May ls7 g. at O'clock P. n tif fair: If not
the first fair day thereafler. the large and con,
ventently- arranged BRICK TENEMENT located
rs above. The lot has front of 27a feet and
depth of 103 feet. The dwelling was built a Few
tanning eighteen rooms, with all the modern i'm
provements. with double entrance 10 front base
mcnt, and side alley leading 10 The back yard. 1t Is
now rented to good tenant for $3.50 per annum-
500 additional; thus making The rent equal to
$3.50 per aDnum. The location Is most desirable
one for professional gentleman or merchant, being
so very convenient 10 the Capitol Square and TO
TERMS There being prior deed Of trust on the
property to secure y. S. Doegctt, Esq., trustee the
original purchase-money Of eland, payable ut five
Years after date. from 3Oth ofJne 1873, with nego
eight per cent. per annum. each being for 81 1888
the said real estate will be sold subject to the said
deed Of trust and such interest thereon rs may at
the time of sale be in arrear and rs 10 the residue
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust decd The taxes for this year 10 be
JAMES A. RICHARDSON,
G.. f.. BELVIN,
WILLIAM L. CoWARDIN,
an lS-2O,22&dtds Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-20
By W. Goddln, Auctionccr.

EXECUTOR's SALE OF HANDSOME
~ BRICK COTTAGE AND FIVE VACANT
LOTS OF THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY AND
EAST SIDE OF GRAHAM SHEET. NEAR
CLAY-STREET BAPTIST MISSION CHURCH.
At the request of the executor Of seymour L. Vial
deceased. shall sell 1T auction on the premises, on
MONDAY the cpd of April. 1878. ut D O'Clock Z.
45 by 100 feet TO alley located as above, now in
the occupancy of Mr. II. =. Turner, containing four
rooms, besides kitchen. Also, Il BEAUTIFUL LOT
10 the west, 80 by 100 feet to an alley: one TO the
east 60 by 100 feet 10 said alley: and THREE
LOTS In tho rear: on The east line Of Graham street.
each 81 by 135 feet. plat will be exhibited at the
sale.
TERMS: Ono. third cash balance ut six anG twelve
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by Il deed of trust. W. GODDlN.
up 1O,l2.15,17, 19,20&22 Auctfoneer.