if fully matured, and if the season be full, and ample and expensive, like the not advanced in order to more easily old continental gilet, are all in vogue PURE fatten him for market, is content with again this season. rv# 1C fc* & C.H.OHADBOUBN, O.H.BOSS, very ordinary rations until the time Scraps of Agricultural Information!: The old and graceful fashion of wearing TBe last legislature passed a bill providing CaMft arrives for filling his frame with President: Few persons have a fully realizing for the removal of the state reform long veils of gauze wounded about choice beef. If the wants of each animal Cor. Minn, and Centre StaL school from its present location in St. sense of value of wood ashes. A ton be noticed, and the food be given the head and shoulders is to be revived. Paul, some site to be selected. The bill in a manner so as, best to of well saved ashea contains 200 passed by the legislature enables the board to borrow the money to purchase a new site, promote tne objects sought, NEW ULM, -2f^ MINN. pounds of carbonate of potash, worth Sealskin will continue to be the or do so with the proceeds arising from the there will be quite a saving CREA ^$12, and 100 pounds of phosphoric ale of the present one. Owing to the realty most fashionable, as well as the most C&Uectionsan* all business perhUM&g to ivt the course of a season if the herd is promptly attended to. wy market being somewhat low at present the I acid, worth $6. This phosphoric acid popular, fur for street wear next winter. a large one. The same is true of hogs. majority of the members ot the board -^may be called insoluble, but it is in an Individual Responsibly, ,i While the barrows should be kerjc in think that a proper amount could not be lorganic condition and hence is worth a rapidly growing condition, so as to realized for the property, and so it will The felt-faced hatsthat is, fell bats tmore than the mineral phosphates, not be sold at present. The board consists make as large a frame as possible before $500,000. with one color on the outside and another ^because it is more easily soluble in the of: W. P. Murray, R. C. Libby, P. W. "?Vi the time arrives for feeding corn, Hoyt, Andrew Knox, C. H. Shrobeck, |soil than these. underneath the brimare again Eagle MiU Co. the sow must be fed with a view to John F. Meagher, F. C. Davis. C. Potatoes keep best in pits in the having her in a healthy condition, to be worn. H. Pettit and D. H, Freeman. ground out of doors, where they are with a proportion of fab stored up. jcool i New ulsters for coaching and fashionable Gov. McGill IB the recipient of an elegant and moist, but they must be preserved Yet corn fs made the staple grain food S Manufacturers of i country wear are made of cup and saucer of Bel leek china from Ott from too low a temperature by farmer3 when it is not needed, thus & Brewer of Trenton, N. J., as a souvenir ROLLER FLOUR heavy serge, trimmed with large pearl entailing loss by not using discrimination gby ample covering and from water by of the Centennial celebration of the signing or old silver buttons. Jaunty jackets in feeding. of the constitution recently held at Cchoosing an elevated dry place. To of green billiard cloth, with gold buttons, Philadelphia. BY THE jmake a pit dig a trench three feet wide are chosen for seaside wear. The notorious procuress, Harriet Burner, jand two ftet deep, throwing the earth Brainal Refaction HaIto$xM Good Advice, since her release from the State penitentiary, Ion both sides heap the potatoes to a Collars remain high and close, often Burying potatoes is discussed as follows IB freely making the statement point or ridge and cover with long, to exaggeration, and are frequently that she has been bribed to testify against by a writer in the Country Gentleman: Jstraight straw, bendmgthe straw over ex-Warden Reed, that Mary Waishor was made of two fabrics, the one in front forced by fear to make the affidavit Bhe the top. Cover eight or ten inches matching the vest or plastron, and NEW ULM, did some time ago against Capt. Reed "When cold weather approaches deep with straw and then with three the one on the sides'and back is of the Its superior excellence proven in millions that all the femaie convicts but two have lomes for more than a quarter of a century. It they are either removed to the cellar I or four inches of earth, leaving the third metenal used for garniture, be it been subjected to threats, etc., to testify used by the United States Government. Enlorsed intended for them or buried out of ^peak uncovered until cold weather, agamgt Reed that Azilda Beaudry still braiding, embroidery, a contrasting by the heads of the Great Universities as Bticks to her testimony against Reed be doors in heaps or pits. When thus I ihe Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful Dr. I when it, too, should be covered with fabric, or corded silk finished with Price's the only Baking Powder that does not cause she is made a pet of by the present buried they are to be protected from I earth. French pipings of the same, or of ontain Ammonia, Lime Qr Alum Sold only in warden and given many favors. advecse influences. Sometimes they 3ans white or silver. iWhenandwith Feeding with corn fodder is danger- PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. The Fort Snelling shoot Lieut. Chantler are covered carelessly and in a shipshod won the Reeve badge. Shot, or changeable, velvet is manner, with first a thin layer ous, more so when a horse is On Nov. 1 the mneic hall oftheGustavus among the handsome millinery fabrics of straw, and to compensate for this wearied hard work in the field. OSW YOKE, CHICAGO. ST LOTTIS. Adolphus, college at St. Peter will be dedicated, deficiency in straw a foot of earth is used this season. The velvet is green fodder is fed the horse the exercises contianing three days. John Hauenstein, Obtained, aud all PATENT !L[/6iAJU{ aw^5" heaped upon them outside. The corrugated or ribbed, and some of the should have first a small quantity of Addresses will be made bv Rev. C. A.Evald tended to for MODERATE FEES Our office is ---iL moisturo and foul air which slowly accumulate patterns are of superb coloring, changing of Chicago, Prof. G. W. Sandt of Rock opposite the 8 Patent Office, and we can obtain dry hay or cut feed only moistened Patents less time than those remote from- 5 BREWER in winter are held by Island, 111., Rev. C. A. Stevenson of Kansas, in sheeny lights from gold or scarlet, and with an ounce of salt mixed with it. WASUIKG70N. Send MODEL, DRAWING orr Gov. McGill, Secretary of State MattBon this thics layer of earth, and PHOTO of Invention. We advise as to- patent- green to Roman red, or red to 1 After the keen edge of the hunger is and Congressman Lind. ability free of charge and wp make NO VilAJtQE? they rise to the upper point of orange yellow, golden brown to gobe. & taken,ofl then the fodder may be givI UNLESS PATENT IS SE'URID At Owatonna, the elevator belonging to the conical heap and cause decay and r~ lin blue, and like beautiful variations. en, and will be eaten slowly and masI For circular, advice, terms and references to the Winona Mill company burned. The of the tubers, which is mistakenly clients" inM youMr BlMWMa3 CitWt actual own state County. $ ticated thoroughly. A well masticat- building was one of the best on the road. Graceful and simply-fashioned polonaises ascribed to the freezing of this apparently MALTSTER "nt m- About 13,000 bushels of wheat, 1,000 of t, ed and_ salivated meal will not feri are displayed, made of plain most exposed part. A much flax, and some barley were totallv consumed. ment in the stomach and produce Opposite Patent Office, Washington, (I better way is to use plenty of straw camel's hair, limousine, or India i colic. and less earth. A farmer who never cashmere over striped or blocked velvet Bingham Bros, Gilbert Hamilton, the colored man Our brewery is fully equipped and able to fill lost one bushel in fifty in his winterstored or plush skirts. The polonaise is charged with shooting Thomas More, the I Summarizing the news of theroundups. all orders Minneapolis saloonkeeper, is acquitted. potatoes out doors made it a lapped to the left hip, and has a revere "The Eocky Mountain Hus Mr, F. Grebe has charge of the bottling establishment rule to put on the heap one foot of A cyclone swept through the townships or panier on the left side only, bandman" concludes that at least of Preston and Amherst, Fillmore countv, compact straw, with only three or while the front drops in a long flowing Sew Dim, Inn. LUMBERNISDEALER half of the range cattle were starved at 9 30 la!fr Thursday night, the 6th inst.. four inches of evenly laid earth to R. Pfefferle, drapery. The back is arranged in or frozen to death last winter. "The doing great damage to property, but causing hold it in position. Ventilating holes straight, full pleats, and is open up no los8 of li 3 so far as learned. Many havoc was simply appalling." The were made with a crowbar at the apex the siies and middle to display the barns and no mas than forty windmills on loss seems to have been principally and filled with wisps of straw. He as many farms were destroj'ed, but no rich skirt beneath. The neck is finished Dealer in cows and ninety-five per cent of the found it safe to place as many as dwellings were demolished. George Turner by a plastron of the material of bujls. It is a sad story of cruel suffering had twenty acres of corn in shock, which seventy bushels in neaps thus treated. the skirt. LATH, SHINGLES, D00RS (groceries, was scattered in every conceivable shape, wantonly imposed upon great The thick mass of straw not only and his outbuildings were destroyed. herds turned loose on overstocked served for protection against frost, Draped and folded vests will remain SASH AND BLIND. A barn belonging to Ehab Munger, in but acted as an excellent absorbent reaches of shelterless country without CANNED, DRIED & GREEN a feature most fail and winter Frontenac township, was fired by lightning Lime, Cement and Coal, of bad moisture." other provision of food than that gowns. Hepped silk, Bengaline and and destroyed, together with a considrable FRUITS, supplied by the bleashed and often velvet will be used. amount of hay. Nine stacks oi barley were also burned. ice covered and storm swept natural Mock Modesty in Young Girls euncl Feed Lowest prices always* The St. Paul grand jury gave Sheriff FIOTJLT grasses. Woman's Journal: A blush is something Gray Costumes in FaTor, Richter the complete and unqualified vindication sacred to pure womanhood, of his conduct in shooting Tim New York Post. I A correspondent of the Country STONE,WOODEN AND "WILLOW and it is a sad spectacle for thoughtful Opposite Railroad Depot, Graham he had previously received from Gray costumes of every shade im. Gentleman writes of Mr J. M. Smith's eyes to note a young woman so the intelligent judgment of the community. WABK. NEW ULM, MIN1T aginable will be very fashionably worn forty-acre garden at Green Bay, Wis. NEW ULM, MINIS'. far gone in the improprieties that she C. T. Grayson, manager of Dennis this autumn and winter. The handsomest I Of cabbage he has 100,000. They are Ryan's farm at Kennedy, Kittson county, pretends to be shocked at things Fr. and mostrecherchegowns now was in St. Paul, and talked about the going like hot cakes, this dry year, for which simple, unaffected candor is far worn in Paris are those in gray, the wheat crop of the Red river valley. He six cents apiece. Figure that up, you from thinking on at all. There are entire costume from bonnet to boot said 'We have had the beB bjkind of weather 300 acre farmers, and see if you can otherwise modest and virtuous young for raising wheat the past year, and the often matching in shade. An importer i come sight of it. But that is only ladies who manage to convey by subtle large yield shows it. I am afraid the just returned from abroad exhibits acreage will tie greatly decreased another insinuations that they are deeply half the story, for many of these weie IRONBTRUYONLBTfl an artistic dinner dress, which is as year as the farmers are so busy getting conscious of scenes which a really raised after strawberries that gave Manufacturer of and Dealer in follows. The dress itself is in dovegray their wheat threshed and marketed that modest woman would ignore. It 225 bushels per acre, and all this cloth, the panels in plush of the thoy have had no time to do fall plowing. CIGARS, is true, indeed, as a great writer has without any ram to speak of! His There is great trouble up our way to get same tint, striped with a much paler TONIC said that a modest woman must be cars enough to ship wheat. On Mr. Ryan's cash sales from the forty acres since shade, and lined with silver-gray silk. farm we had 8^500 ac^es wheat and it at times both deaf and dumb. Disagreeable TOBACCOS, the 9th of May have averaged $60 a The drapery of the Hungarian tunic averages over twenty .five bushels to the happenings offensive to eyes day. Is he satisfied with this? Not is raised at each side in an easy yet acre, making in all about 228,000 bushels. and ears, are at times mcidential to 'a bit of it. He says he does not be- PIPES. deft manner. It looks as if one had The price is 60 cents, a great difference Will purify the BLOOD almost every one's life. The most the LIVER anJKYDNB from the $1.25 we got in the years gone by. -I lieve that even he realizes yet what caught up a length of it in a loop, sheltered young lady can not be entirely RB8TORE theHBAETHondVXOtD7apapsia,Wan But high prices for wheat IB a thing of the Cor. Minnesota and Centre OB of YOUTH the land is capable of doing. much as one would do if pinning up of Appetite, IndlgMtton.Lack of past. We must raise wheat for 60 cents or protected. She may find herself a skirt before venturing tu in the Strength and Tired Feelinc absolutely streets. less from now on. I believe the farmers in places where profane language cored: Bones, mna It is not a safe practice to shear ram. Yet there is a method in this es and nerree receive new can do it now and make money." reaches her oars, where objectionable is NEW ULM, MINN. 1 sheep in the fall where the winter ores. Enlivens the mind) looping not easy to follow. The costume and eanpllee Brain Power. The nuptials of Miss Mary Hammond sights greet her eyes. It is then time cold and wet. The loss of the fleece is is completed by a cuirass bodice a A ^s^* Suffering from complaintspseifc* and Lincoln MacVeagh of Chicago were Jno. Neuman, for her modesty to take on an armor AfllPSS liarto theireexwillfindin PB. "*1*S**"fc W HAKTEB'8 IRO N TONI I apt to chill the sheep and cause loss of the cloth, laced at the back, and celebrated at the residence of Gen. J. B. of dignity. It is the time for her to be safe, speedy care Givesa clear, healthycomplexion. of lambs as well as reduce the condition Hammond, in St. Paul. The bridegroom ornamented with a sort of heart-shaped All attempts at counterfeiting only adds to its both deaf and dumb. is a son of Wayne MacVeagh, who was present. or necessitate more food. It is \antr. Do not experimentget OniQINAI,AMD1 bib or (to borrow an expression Dealer in Dr. HARTER'S LIVER PILL* W not wise to follow the California method from knight-errantry) gorget of plush, Cure Consttpetlon.Iiiver Comolalnt and Slekw iDTtrr Five thousand people witnessed the sham Headache Bample Dose and Dream BookK where the dry and mild California covered with a jingling network of old GOODS JlnnUtd on receipt of two cents in postaKau W battle at the Waseca county fair. Held Too Tight. climate dose not prevail and silver ornaments resembling com. niEPB.HARTER MEDICINE CO.. 8T. LOUIS, HO* Barton Lewis, the -conductor who was Hats, Caps, Notions, Chicago News: The women of the where the winters are cold and snowy killed in the "Soo" accident was for many country should give more time to rest We do not know of a case in which Groceries, Provision*! H. Rudolphi years and until recently a resident of Au Cows and What They Giro Vs. and relaxation and less to routine. sheep have been sheared, even in the tin. He is a brother of R. N. Lewis. Crockery and Glassware, From the Now York Herald. They should make fewer pies and less Southern States, that has not been Sunday noon. St. Paul real estate Green, Dried and Canned Our American dairy interests are cake and do more sitting down in the man walking in deep meditation near the i found to be a mistake, excepting when First Methodist Episcopal church. Friends startlingly enormous. They represent Fruits* etc, etc. rocking chair on the porch. They MANTFACTTJBER OF & DfiALZB TN the sheep are kept continually under await him. would be far more useful in their families Boris and Shoes!' an investment of nearly five times cover and artificially warmed. "Hello, Fair hild, been to church? I will always take farm produce in exchange as the years go by. The women as much as the entire bank capital of Real Eatate Man* Of course I have." for goods, and pay the highest market pricefor ali The farm column of "The Central stays at home every day but when "Remember where the text was?" the countrythat is to say, the bank A kinds of paper rags. Baptist" gives the appended hint "Certainly. Lots 3 and 4, block 7, St. she "goes to meeting" on Sunday, who Minn. & 3d N. atrs., New Ulm, Minn.. capital is a little less than $671,000,- Paul's addion to the Romans." about poultry for the home tableto is always "doing for the family," will In Connection with my store I bate a Arst-elui 000, while the dairy interests amount aloon furnished with a splendid billiard table ana which might be added the advice soon not only have an idea beyond William Welch, the well known Democratic A large assortment of men's an* to more than $3,000,000,000. my customers will always find good liquors and the family circle, but none there to its attorney, of Minneapolis, was ar to keep the fowl in confinement without boys' boots and shoes, and ladies' and Of course our readers can not swallow cigars, and every forenoon a splendid lunch. rested on a bench warrant and brought advantage. She will be worn out physically food for twenty-four hours before killing children's shoes constantly kept or* such friehtful figures in a lump, into the district court to be arrainged on and mentally early in life, and "The reason poultry, killed at hand. Custom work and repauing and we will therefore arrange them All goods purchased of me will be delivered tt the charge of libel upon Postmaster General her children will begin to ignore her before promptly attended to* home, though yomu is not as tender as Vilas and other Wisconsin gentlemen. several smaller but still heroic doses. any part o| the city free of cost. they are gone. He had no counsel but his son, who is his Minnesota Street, NewOTm,Minn The number of milch cows is estimated t' at bought at the market, is that the 4 law partner. He pleaded not guilty, stating at 21,000,000. They give each Meat Market, I mer is generally not killed until that his defense would be justification THE CHICAGO and an average of 350 gallons Accomplishments.. wanted, ancl when eaten is still rigid by facts. His bail was fixed at $500. of milk annually. This would Toronto Globe Shall our daughers ''"with death, while tnat bought at the The trial was fixed for Oct. 28. make an aggregate milk production be accomplished or not? The poulterer's has been killed at least M. EPPLE, Prop'r. The Brainerd city council received the of 7,350,000,000 gallons a miniature most actiomplished women are those hoursmore often davs. Poultry resignation of City Clerk Deforest Parsons, NORTHWSSTERR MisnrasoTA ST. NEW ULM,MINN, ocean, a fair-sized Niagara. Four who is in poor health and who goes to Calornia ought to be killed several days before who in their special line of actionthe to spend the inter. thousand million gallons are used for being eaten, dressed at once, and, with line for which nature as well as education butter, 700,000,000 for cheese and a few bits of charcoal it, hung in a S. L. Gates, one of the leading merchants has fitted themhave accomplished HPHE nnderslgned desires to Inform the people o| RAILWAY the remaining 2,480,000,000 pass of Ada, and Miss Maud Jacobs of New cool place." I New Ulm aud vicinity rhat he ban re establish the most. If nature intended ea his meat market and is now preapared to wal' Richmond, Wis were married. The couple through the adulterating hands of the you to be a good botanist and a poor on nis ld customersmeats,friends and with onlydthd returned homo to Ada and were given a re& and cured sausages lar an milkman and grocer and down the best pianist, years of irksome effort will reception and serenade. Discrimination in Feeding Stock. Penetrates the Centres of Population^ rything usually kept in a first-class market Tb throats of 60,000,000 men, women highest market price will be paid for FAT CAT scarce avail to modify her intention, in Capt. Ed Bean, of company D. thinks Philadelphia Record. and babies in this land of freedom. TLB, HIDES, WOOL, ETC. his boys are better than any company and there is reason to beiieve that ILLINOIS, IOWA, Where stock of all kinds is kept un*der The quantity of butter manufactured M. EPPLE. that will be at the Chicago drill, and puts those women who regret the time one shelter and fed at the barn, and used is about 1,350,000,000 a chip of $2,200 on the shoulder of the WISCONSIN, Meat Market. wasted over a half-learned accomplishment some distinction should be made between pounds, and of cheese 6,500,000 company, so to speak, and dares any of MICHIGAN, far outnumoered those who the animals required for production the companies to knock it off. In other pounds. The value of our dairy products wish that piano playing, like spelling, words he challenges the winning company and those that are simply for the last twelve months was MINNESOTA, of Chicago to a trial of skill. JOS. SCHN0BH1GH Prop'r., was compulsory. Beware of accomplishments nearly $500,000,000. This is 20,- retained for a future purpose. The DAKOTA, .^i*f "fe Jacob Bloom, proprietor of the California and arguments, but once 000,000 more tuan the value of our cow that is in full flow of milk re. Wine house, St. Paul, assigns to William annual wheat yield, while it closely having taken them up see to it that NEBRASKA and^ quires food different ia character New Ulm,_* Minn. Dawson. approximates that of our corn crop, the obstacles and opponents your from the cow that has been dried off, S^ 1 WYOMING. *m Hon. E. M. Wilson and family of Minneapolis which is the most valuable of our farm way shall learn to beware of you. while the steer may need only enough have returned from their European A large supply offresh meats, sausage, products. "3| to repair waste of tissue, until the trip, having been absent since the 19th oi Its TRAIN SERVICE is ckretmit hams, lard, etc., constantly on To support this immense dairy herd June. They have visited England, Scotland, period ariives for being fatted for Fall and Winter FashtonaThe arranged to meet rrqnirementm at Switzerland and portions of Germany. 100,000,000 acres of pasture land are land. All orders from the country the butcher. Yet, as a rule, woolen goods foe street wear local travelr as well as to tumlefr required, worth $2,500,060,000. It is promptly attended to. the cattie are fed indiscriminately, during fall and winter show unusual the most attractive Routes tat easy enough to see, therefore, that the J. J. Whittemore, a prominent attorney in a routine way, and while CASH PAID FOR HIDES. through travel between import&ak brilliancy of tone^ c^str," of Ortonville, was brought to the jail at 4,000,000 farmers in this country are they may have been allowed all that Morris by Sheriff Hopkins for safe keepiug. an important element of our national TEADB CENTRES. Large buttons enter Tnto "the trimming is required, it becomes wasteful He was charged with having assaulted A. f welfare and prosperity. i^y TH E HE W EM of many iall costumes, and are S. Cross-by with a knife. practice toe feed that whiefa may be pi%"m.m\ i*&? At Red Wing, Postmaster De Kay has of very beautiful workmanship. dispensed with under certain circumstances. Its EQTflFMENT et Day mag The death of Gen. Philip Kearny at been notified that Inspector Spongier has Without a liberal supply of Parlor Cars, Dining and JPmlmet CITY PLANING MILL Muffs will be very small this winter, reported favorably on the application of Fredericksburg^* has always been food the Q&VS can not produce large Sleeping Cars Is without rivsUL and wiQ rftene be made of the Red Wing for the free postal delivery service. shrouded in mystery. He was killed quantities a milk, and I4e most Its ROAD-BBD Is perteetkm, dress material, trimmed with fur, I iM4 instantly, but the circumstances which stone-ballasted Steel MANOTACTUBES- afe economical system of feeding & cow is than ot lur entirely. %*\^&^gfMis*% William Poole of Zumbro? wrested "for led to his death have hitherto been to use her ior .converting thecheaper The NORTHWESTERN fe U* shooting William Strickland has been held DOORS, WINDOW SASH,** kept very quiet. Gen. Pierce Young Blouse fronts are so popular that hay and graia into the higher priced for trial. favorite route tor the Commercial of Georgia has just returned from St. they will continue to be used all winter milk or butter. It will not pay to feed Rev. Frank Dann, recently' ot London, Tm reler, the Tourist and theSetrto* VENETIAN BLINDS^f Petersburg, where he was United England, was ordained at the Baptist inferior food., or that which is lacking in plush, sealskin and astrakhan ers after iv'ew* Homes in the Gobleto church, Le Roy. recently **r States consul general. He was a confederate in the elements necessary for milk production. on plain corsages. Northwest, MOULDINGS AND FRAMES- officer during the war, and The Woman's Foreign Missionary society The dr that has been dried Detailed information, cheerfully Long plush cloaks are in pelisse or at the annual meeting in Winona, says that at Fredericksburg he and off and is waiting to o*ne in fresh furnished by Planing, turning and all elected the following officers- President,Mrs. redingote shape, open up the back his command unexpectedly surrounded mst also be fed infceihgenciv", not-only Emily Huntington Miller corresponding C.W.H.HEroEMAfi,Agent and side seams to the hips, straight work with rib-saw promptly Kearny and his staff. Young, who to provide food for herseJf and embryo secretary, Mrs. Mary Nind, recording down the front, and with bellshaped had been a classmate and friend of ScwUiatM] secretary, Mrs. J. N. Heard treasurer, calf, but to bring her into goad and neatly executed^ sleeves, that carve wider below the Mrs. C. D. FOBS delegates, one year, Mrs. MARYNH'JGHIT, B. C. WICiEB, Kearny, motioned to th.e Union -condition when she is readv for milk peneral C. IK Foss two Years. Mrs. Thomas Simpson $f elbow. but she will not have that heavy to escape-Kearny saw the signal, Mrs?^J. Vicfl-Prt**t and Gsn. atangr. Traffic 1 alternates, one year, N.Heard All work guaranteed. Bates reasonable. LP.WILSOI, drain on her system which pertains but beforebecouldtafceadvantage two years, M. pJcal Smith Vests and waistcoats of every d8- of it was shot dead by the rebel to the cow in full flow. The steer. Johnson Ss Wing, deafen faerockerj and tr9V*^ and narrow, short and acrijptio. C. ZELLER, Prop'r. clothing', Minneapolis, assigned. *M CK*?