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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

9 vernon P, of Ken,uck., tells
couple u good one- on himself. When O.
. can' assing t,ur preceding his election b
stopped at . cabin on the waysidr, III IN
eastern mouuisirs Of The Safe Tor BIT Q
dinner. The good housewife served hin
With better rcpas, than be expected, ten
der and Jucs fresh venison being one Of IN,
eou'ses, followed BY tempting display .
pastry. Cu.,in2 into one Of tho pies an,
tasting The sane. his palate was enlirel,
propi'isied, sno he paid his compliments L
he lady BY way u msking On inquiry:
"Msdam.,' sid he, "lhis Is very ds.iciou,
pie; but u,on my word, I don't know
what j. the irui. ~ iI--pray tell me, il 70.
pIeSsc."
WAY. stranger where did you come 'front.'
dem,nced the dame in tusn.
"Wrll. am from The lover part Of ID.
State. but ) such Iruii as rLis grows there
Iulecd. madam, l am i,noran, u this irui'
srd beg you VIII 'aiorm me wha, !, is.''
"Up tor governor.' exclaimed The aston.
ish,d wvmsn. "snd dvn's know huckeiber.
,is-. Vel, mistrust you sin't f,len for lie
uffce.n
the governor would have reIinquished the
track, but his party wonIdn't let him off;
I'D be was elected 10 spite VI his ignorance
oi hackelberr,es.
OA another occasion he stopped for sup.
per al cabin not % well provided as ,hs
turner. The poor woman had neither 50.
gar. ten. nor coffee. aud spread before him i
dish VI ciabber, utler,ng profusion OF apvl
ogies ani regrets that her house was % IL
pro,ijef
WAY, madam said be, with perfect
,-uih. - prefer this 10 tea and coffee o. even
strawberries and cream; aud often take Il
~ preference, on hot Evenings like this
whom a, home. I,eQures no apology. e.
I could 40. De better suited.Y
%Now, siranger," responded the doubling
lady. -sre you lying just because you are )
candidate; Tor I've hcarn tell them candi.
dates Is the lyin,st critters on The yerth!"
Tac governor could only vindicaie his
ruth BY boiling secaud dish " clabber.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19
Great Trial Of Speed Between English
and American Locomotives,

There hns been gr at trial Of power be-
tween English and American Locomoiiyes
owned by the government Of Chill. The
contest lasted four days. Below we fur.
nish The result OF the third and fourth days.
The ihirddsy. July 2l.', the English pas
senger engine, the Mon... nsLed after the
PRESIDENT was trotsed out, and hooked on I
rain Of fifteen platform cars, loaded with
bar iron total weight 2ss tons. Al the
~gna' away she went. took her train 10 The
summ:t-twelve miIes-in thirty.nine min.
u'es, and 10 the seventh mile post in forty.
nine minutes; she returned. came In contact
with gradients Of fii.y.six feet per mile, and
reached the twelfth mile post ia twenty. four
minutes, thence running down grade 10 her
home. Her Performance was loe kcd upo IN ss
something muy buenc. (not 10 be beu.)
''exsra1rdinary," &c, &C., her hackers were
confident. spirits rose. moi from the vast
deep, but IN The heart Of venerable Jobn,s
children, and from the counters of various
saloons and grog shops that night; but
how often is man doomed TO dlsapp pointmens
The morning Of the fourth day dawnedt
''kc al The preceding clear. bright and
besu'iiul. rhc god. Of the winds had lu;led
them TO sleep. Tie American PASSENGER
engine, Santiago, was walked on the course.
win sll her splendid fittings and brigh, work.
10 neat anc IN as good order as the fret dav
she ran two years ago. Sic was h ookcd to
the train OF the day before. and a, the sis-
nsi walked Of al speed which soon show
20 no hope Tor her rival OF the day before.
IN twenty seven minutes .ho gained The
summit, and leIs The twelfth mile post be-
hind her, and in thirty four and half M n.
u'es she pulled Up At the seventeenth mile,
running part Of the distance beyond the
summit ~ the rate of sixty miles an hour.
Returning she gained the SUNNI. In twen.
y one snd half minu,cs, and then quie,lv
slid down the grade 10 her own home, wind.
ing up the four days. races wi,hou. hurting
any one. and without doing any discredi. 10
her county o. coun,rymen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

In Judge L's. 9TH n was always kept fyr
private entertainment snd so!nce demi
ljohn d gcpi ulJ Jansica III honor no.
iced that every Monday morning il wss
iirh''r; and more absracted 'j,hr,' ihsn
he ien j, o. saturday nigh. San was also
mi-sing from his usual seat 10 / Q urlhodox
psternsl pew.
on Sunday afternoon SIM came in abom,
5 o'clock, and frnlhrr heavily ven, %
stair. The Judge called after him:
SAN. where have you becnl'
n 10 rnurch, sir"
.'What church. Ssmp'
"rh, Second Nth ti-i sir \
'.IIad good sermon. S m!'
Very powerful, ,-sis.--i. quite staggered
mcr M1A ihf4& aAi
"Ah. so" said the Judge. quite power
nI. eh. s amp
The next Sunday The son came home ra,h-
er esrlier than usual. and sppsvensIy no, 60
much .'undcr the weather. His fathcS
hniisd him with:
.Weli. Sam been 10 s .cond NJ hodis'
again 10 day!"
.Yes sirr
"Ficl was, father. ihst I couldn't gc'
~; church smut up and ticket on me
door"
"Sor'y, Ssm. Keep going you may ec'
', deemed by H."
SIN says cn giving 10 the office for his rs
ua: spiriinRI refreshments he found The
I-johi" r,n md bearing The label:
mo service today; church closed ~ &c.
psirs.pr Nv Htn
SIN departed sadder but wiser, Il
no, With his hi;ious procI,vities, a better
mans4 hNN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

No girl cnn become true ludy wiihort IN
knowledge Of household duties. Whateve
may be her literary proficiency and her socis
qualities, wi'hou, the ability 10 do i,ousework
l':necessiiy demand. her educa'ion is defec
live.
Mrs. Washington. the mother Of the G n
ersi. always attended 10 her domestic aiTairs
even 10 the presence Of The mos, distinguish,
ed guests. Lafayette psid her visit before
his departure fcr Europe, IN the fall Of l774
lie was conducted 10 her mansion by one ot
her grandscns. There. Sir, il my grand
mother. suid he as they approached The
house. lafayette looked up aud saw ut work
in the garden. cid ia domestic clothes, aud
her grey head covered with plain straw
hal, The mother d his hero. She gave L..
'ayeue cordial welcome. observing: 'Al,.
usfq'is. you zee an Old woman; but come,
can make you welcome % my poor
dwelling wiihou, The par,lc Of changing my
dres>.'
Mts NJ siha Washington. The wife Of tho
General. was no less distinguished Tor her
Of household f,ir-. Sic was
= good sesmstress. good eo,k and good
mother. She understood every department.
Q; domestic labor. md was ever ready 10 d.
w''a' circumstances required. Mrs. Tsoupe
The accomplished wife of The captain Of The
q The Briiishnavy, once visited her; and she
gave The following account Of Mrs. Wash.
ng'o''s appearances:
We'll. honestly tell you never was go
ashamed in oil my life You see Madam I
----, and Madam -. and myself.
v ught we would wish L,dy Washington;
md as she was said 10 be 50 grand a lady
=" 'hought that we must put on our bes,
'lbs and bands. s, We dressed oursey e.
. "ur must elegant ruffl,s and silk-, anc
we're introduced % her IadyAhip. And don,
'ou think wr found her kniIiing. and wnh
! cheek apron on. She received us very
and easily, but after The compl
nsn's were ever. she resumed her knitting
rhrre We wsrs wilhaut s'iirh II work. aud
'i'iiug 10 state; but G.neral Washington.
'dy with hss own hands shifting Stocking
Or her own husband.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

During the summer OF Ia, gentleman y
Known BY The name Of "Oid Mos-., who
wss considerably Of : wag. was travelling IN
Gesmbost 10 the Mississippi river. He
had with him On ugly looking cur, that he
called .Msjcr." Old Moss wss seated with
number Of gentlemen in the cabin. and,
- usual with him, wss boss,inR Of chat he
could do. The captain. who was standing
near. remarked that what he had said might
Be true. but did rot believe Il. Moss re-.
piled shst he would bet him treats fr al
she gentlemen present that ne would make
his dog Do three things " telling him 70 10
them. The captain took the bet Old
Moss then opened the door and went out on
me eusrds. followed BY The captain and gen
tlemen present. Who were quite anxious q
sse the sport. Moss seized his dog By III.
rspe Of the neck and ,ossed him sverhosrI.
A. soon % the dog touched the ws.er, Mos,
yelled nut:
"Swim, Msjor. swim!"
The jog swan, cf course Moss kept bic
eyes on the dog. A. soon q he perceived
shss the snimsl could touch the ground, he
yelled our
"wads. Major. wade"
Major welded until he landed on dry Rroun',
whcn Moss shouted ous,
"Shske vourseIf. Msjoy-ehske vo.v.
self. D-N
Major shook hisnsslf. Moss turned 10 The
cspsaia--who. with the gentlemen pre-sp,,
were ccnvolssd with laughter - snd ex.
claimed. .p4
There! By the eternal living 5oot., !
hsvs won The bet"
t - uselsss. pe,hsps, 10 ssy ths, the cap.
tsis paid the treats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

! ~ eetyou. and / know you,
Ii The bright, immortal L,nd,
Sh,il J bend my spirit to you
And extend my ehg,r bsndi
Shall The vision how denied Us
SHOW nv passon-0. how despl
And the walls that here divide us
Shall my spirit vverIeapi
Sha y you know how here met you,
And was coldly kept asundcr,
Ba, how yet my hfe bese, you
With is aching passions unde.!
And q. will our eyes discover
How my heart o'crIept control.
Aud Ike mountain boiling over,
Poured is lava in my soul!
Iwil! wait II you will tell me
may touch yous glowing hand.
That your look will not repel me
In the brighter, better Land.
VIII school my heart 10 shun you
Alimy life long here below.
Aud will only dream I've won you
Til The mo'nen, comes 10 90.
II my soul comes out The winter
From ~ iiery despair,
you find me all HE brighter
From The load Of -in bear;
L ~ love hath purti u me.
And hath made my spirit swcei,
WilIyou spurn me aud deriIe me
When you find me ii your fse!
Al! my soui's love cannot perish
Wrh is iaminc 10 the N,sh;
~ the Morning you will cherish
The entesrmenls which you slight:
And when I shsii De immortal,
lailI watch you aud vii: wait,
AID viii meet you al the portal
Ere enter at The gate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

~ A. Eng lishman u recen, imp rra.
iicn dropped into restaurant ir New York
: few Days since, and made hearty meal
intending 10 top uffwi,h piece u pie. Upon
tasting The pie be found u 10 be cold, ind
calling the Ethiopian waiter he said 10 him;
TAX. this piece 70 the ~ and 'eai ~ Ill
consternp'ion was great when Ssmbo walk.
ed 10 the FIRE md quietly drvoured the pie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

T., KTEp W.nm>.UreF 10 DR:fp Fruir. -
Il 4 snid that . small quan'i'y of ssssaira.
bark mixed with dfied fruit will keep il nee
FROM worms for vcars. The remedy il eas-
iiy obtained IN many localities. and i well
worthy On experiment, a. il viii not injure
The lrut il any manner, i i does not Pre-.
vent the nuisance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

Be Content.
Mistaken mortal. ever fre.lirg.
Grssp,ny. gr.n ling, groaning. getting,
Be coatent!
II thou hast enough. be thankful.
Jsst % II thon has'si o bankful,
Be content!
n fortune rast thy LOT but hombIe.
Earn thy bread and DO not gvumbIe.
BE content!
Have the rich. thinks, thou no trouble!
Twice thy wealth, Inv sorvws double.
Be content!
Lie, ,he lore OF learned sages.
Tpose wise men 81 the Gsecisn ages,
Be content!
Their rcek~nirg up OF al enrshly riches,
Wa compsssed in one short phrase which u
Be confetti.
The rich man ee,s ~ish I'll his heapinc.
But dvsss end dvink. and TODD and sleepine
Be consenti
Though In sleep the rich men gain not.
Poor men sleep when rich men may not.
Be content.
Rsmeuher, shou fos wealth Who rsksst
Thought thou broueh'esi. nought thou takes
Be contentl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19
LAcsa BKrw ADu.rssArl.ss HIM,

LAGLh HkLK hpuLTFkATtrNs -1nnts
Aierrrrni's Mscaznr enuu crates n, less
shhr 'hw'y.s's1s subs asnees y hich sse s,n-
pla, ~ % give po,ency tl,vor, CONSISTENCY
and { hes desirable qualities 10 this iotm
oT sroc. Among them are chsIk, marble dus',
opiuRs tobscro. henhsne. vil ofvitricl, cope.
sas alum. sny ebnias. and other deadly drugs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

We'll SAID.-The Murfree. boro (Tenn.)
News speaks thus with reference 10 ,he next
Presidential contest; M it hf
The leaders q The Oppesi,ion ars very
sc'ivs in trying 10 obtain pledges from Dem.
ocrsis not 70 vote for DosPlss, even II nom
mated b. the party. Democrats, like other
sensible men, will avoid making ,ash vows.
They will not permit their enemies 10 put
brides on them. and 10 lead them At pleas
ere. They will not put rings 10 their own
noses y = hich their enemies will lead thcin
where They do no, wish 10 60. There 10 no
necessity for urging any Democrat 70 say he
will not vote tcr Douglss. Each one should
reserve 70 himself the liberty 70 do hereafter
% he Pleases with regard 10 any future
contingency.
We believe Dougiss better man By far
than any one " nsIf dozsn that ~e c,uid
nome who have been mentioned ~ reference
% the Presidency. He is not our ffst choice,
nut should he b nominated BY he Charles.
Ion @ INVENTION, that Convention viii hsss
good. sOficisut aud pslnoic ressSos Tor iisI
choice. snd - Gill ssppors him. Hli
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

0H Hisrelsted Of Thomss r. Mauhall.
~" judge hsd fined him thirty dollars for
contempt o. ccovi; he rose snd asked ,he
a"dge % end him The money. = he hadn' \
- s"d there wss no friend 10 whom he could
'pp'y but % his honor The Judge looked
y Tom, and then ~ she clerk, and 6rsIIv
ssd; Clerk, remi, Mr.. MsrshsIl's ane; ,he
= ~. = better able % Ice thirty dollars
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

G7A fnther was winding up HE watch,
when he said. PlayfulIy. 10 his little Girl,
Let me wind your nose up" NO. ssid
'hc child, = do','t wan, my nose wound Up,
.or / do.' want u % run ~ day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

~ Ny lsJ,' said lady % boy carry
ing an empty mail bag, "are you a mail boy II
X You doesn'i think I'm iemsle boy. does
yes ms'anli" g Tn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

U-A boy wss asked one dny what made
him 90 dirty. and HE reply was: am made.
90 they tell me. of the dost and I reckon
~ ius, working out"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-10-19

A Yankee editor thus conlesses 10 have
had dealings With Satan for the good Of his
,eaters, Of course:
Il was sitting in my stud. when I heard
= knock ~ the door.
Come in" said .; when the lgor opened
and who should walk 10 but Satan!
How dye dol" said he.
pretty WELL" slid I.
What are you about. preparing your lea.
der, 'spose"
.Yesr said /.
"Ah. dare ssy you think you are doing
great deal Of goodi,
I'VE !, not 50 much o. could wish, but
little good hope"
You have large lot Of readsrs and
dare say you are proud u ihcm,"
sen'arbed S,tan. N#sNR'9Fs
M, am not, for one half Of them don.
pay fos their papers, said l.. 14inH rr
"iou don't say soY'hs exclaimed. I rt
"Yes. that ! DO; not one hsll VI them psyi
for their papers.'
We'll, said he. then they are an immortal.
lo'; but let me have the list. think can
do title myself with such people"
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
!. AlliE1X..AL NI0RJIaA.
IS ~sfS1o @'&t3 ~ sta's sDoUaLas Codtb1xiriY

+ This'toawni Il beautihaly ;lscatcl in one !, Il
the Gtinest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the North
West: i is lathe centre Of the County and is
admitted by all to occupy natural p5iint fo dsl
Towns FARMERS in1quest, Of Bupsrinr,t land
claims combining timber, water and p,ajris :
Inyalids. seeking health and a comfortable re-
treat where hunting and fishing may BE ifat,ni-
ged in to any, extent j. or the lover sof the
beautiful in nature, will at Alexandria find
their several tastes grati6ed. e sfs
e Situated on the State .Boad to Breckinridgc
and Fort Abeccrcmbie-equally distant from
eithers ,in DIR n,snag cement Of men possess
mi, tho utmost ener2y ,o ALEX lndria ,bids,fair
to be one Of the largest inland towns in Mn
hesota. The country to- tsiss s6ath and vest
y tyairle and Timber IN nsyaheat prapastpn;
while Viz - the North and East h4egeg extends an
'hnbroKen body IF Woodland, tic greater, por--
ton of it being of good Size and duality.
The ,Pcairies and Lakss,Iih The, yiSinity 6ss-
serve particular mentic :. Prairie !, is
ten miles long md II IN ors to b,a Ind a1s
lniies:wide with aim herfatang tbes sides nnd.is
Fa1ioss 8 ana 1t ly poihts s} along afe 5eauti1
bu. ding spots the Shore Of q kbsantafhf
aRs dlss 1offR f,e atfsstioa & FaTmers Being
'of moderate sac ;shigh 7uSlanaJ tkd e1sifsly
aeaclosed wit; timber, These sPrairies all di-
verge from the Town Site and are accessible
t., the State Read: Lake e. So land .syi-
nono., skirt!ng eden Prairis, :, r.nng bod
lies Of water and for picturesque beauty cannot
ICES rpassed. & Within ont, tsad INA shreedmHas
ARE, Lakes s,I.. Homedie!Y ..qailQsY y aud YsDAr-
sling, conpectlp and formlng.a sheet of, water
2Osmiles in extent. fhcsc lakes are grand and
FAeaentif,9 Along tl.cir banks are thousands
icof clai}ns--e country capable of supportiisg
dense settlements, and TO those seeking homes
IN the West is presapted ceuntry possessing
traofuinary attractions. The Company 5n' Offer
the3nost liberal IND cen1snss to acfinf settlers
on The Town Site. Letters c4dres TO- The
EXECUTIVE Committee, JOHN 81 It, VA VA
KINKEAD, orc u CD GREG zsHy.Aiexhndria,
or ,eHoRGE E. BRyGsA sk- Cloud, VIII b
promptly answered.. -
Aexaharia, Ssept. Goth ffs5eAfio ls7lIalS9l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

exchanges whicSsd66a s hat ssther bc.lii44s'
Ties are noeany more higly @fau sthan''
Minnesota though frost here has:beeh xsry
%oaits heavy Frost visited M,u.ton
'(Wis.) on Sunday might ,,acutting df all
The vines, andfearsssso entertzined that
tie buckwhests and corn <srop is very nuch
], The frost, Of few nights since vas Sc
yeresa at Columbus, Ohio, according to the
Journal As far as the Journal can learn
al 1.-THE corn and potatoes on the low lands,
which ';1!t had sin apX measure survival the .
drought, are cut 81; uines Which had any
life let YET are Killed 81
The Gaiens Cbufferof tie seth ult. /
.sayafA egeutlsdan / who retnrned1atik
'mGaisg from lis farm, near Apple. RiEg,s.
says, o. Sunday NIGHT, the iee formed, Qn ,
bis place, Of onequarter q, an inch ii ;.
thickness. Tie corn and buepwhest sd Tfe:H
>ffered amazingly 10 Consequences 4H this
city ,Abah nisht,e the:nippines trost: xas Ap-.
parent t.. caEsful observer .sesya:,or !.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
TEN DEMO CRATIC SALT.
river EXPEDITION.ss II

syn..st By y: Hts.. OF RAMSEY AN co: no sal:
The. Democrats are filled with wee.ss.:.: ..
s,,:aro,, Fey days, few days, F,>,a
For pp Salt River they're Bound 70 80, 49,.
~ All going home: .s7''''s.ss ~. g
Ohfwont there be'a hearty cheer!'s'a .iz'sS
81 bas Rev, aags, few days, .saln..I
Whom up Salt River they sshan staer;i4 .'r:r7c-
s;d.aAll going tesene. ii. ;ssst' ed its
They taEss flip on that ..ship Of STATE '' II
t-diros TeaptHf days, Few days. stsa4 al!a
Besker'sx ''cebins 6oya' sand 5Ldswsry's mate =,
-ar.5They're Gqing home;auYs~ot3 tsrcHssas
With Sam an 1! jim and Gssahaz.toe, zss4 ,ai
~, .ar Few days, few days.. 80 ...f-c,
Oh what q mix ed and motley crew. ,..-
All going *i HOMES adese Y. - !. - 'iS-f VI
Eanil! 's1@t sseggssi1 ssfs5 b. Iis:2t}f ;. 7
To make things Norse, IL itnan bssaid,,i.'- Z
-yoisI FsMdaya, fey 9s1s, .as>,;s:sa ".
sbleys eaptaie apd Shields ch tea,ssye
They re going home:
to ea{ IT, 1Rss ril they 10, u
saoa' ssa5 Few days, few days,; a'ss st I'll
Why'they'll take along ''cold sausage TOO! 81
,ao They're going home &a;.-au pa g 80
Won,t jim asind Graham have d good time, 52r
I'D jszsaa Few day. fs~sdays; E .s:ssrs:*~@
When up the rigging i sysshan selipsb5I3 50 "a
-t9 T4lay:}e seoi se:h9 Hs; .igi1w div .saf
And Il # the lpoccas ri eut should i
Few days.. few days.. -.
Oh! vi they Dc For another pairi n'''
5ssi' rheysegoiAg lssae: ts;atT sssEiss 20
xyeia e'sgT Ct gsaT ssae,.e ase
They'll take aboard Joe; Brown: you know
q 'h@ .Fsv days, Re few days.. 80 81" -
Lowry and he deef-skins win Sew, 81 w
-aan;s theyis going t,gad5at i,lsa -sts5s ss'5s
Wh,tal thsyhaveltdt drsani AK h e ye ssp6.s, 81
ffsso zaans Few day few, days, q ..uoZ 1a'
AK Bung Rassea7 n guest he knows. bssa ii
III Theirs e' e going Aqm4s EEiG:aY ..ezs.'
ButJim,siysBsssen's beer. Won't do,ae1G e
tiuo.z Few digs, few days, 5sd. lc =:
S. s, tlhsyn tskel some Irish Whisky tee,. "a
,,>s They're. going home. ~, z,o r.. =Cblues
:, eW Gays, few days =
RisHeaway upon their salty crruis
snlfuThey' going home Siastsa 81: = q
Now il you want to h have some mi, fun1, . =
osl.@ CIV rev days, few days, .5oS
Jadset sai15 tie .*Eioe. Eeeonpptons;'a; 5ositt9'
| 10 - aThey|resgoing hume: :, ia sassat2 III
Lob! EwentIthsrebe dismal rssisa,ai .szsr.z:s2
q, vrs ri Few irs days. few dsyssss eli -alo3
When bogus says t'.unfurl the sail" ,,,;.,s
/ We're going home. 80,
SHAFT stay ID the settlements, en- .5s7+ '+S'
l.*'!z s* Few days, few day days H arg s'sS
To bsskisked andicufed by Rspub,icldn;9I S'a
| yii5a1 We're going home: .fsEt# a:5s ~
We've got a home up yondcr, .e'as ed
Few days. few eays,.--- 81.
Old salts the PLACE too keep bad meat
( So we'fe going home. ssash "
WNve,got. = heme Up onder, ;s.:@ = Ii sa.E'
din, aso.sslFElewd days, few days, 81 & s.,a:
WYEee'ye getE,sa home up yenafer, 4.e,.1 -oi,
We're going .h bone = Wish, z.s-,.,.. s,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
Frost Frost! Jack Frost I!

It willobeose Ay :theaannexedrext
that Mihnsa6ta has 1agaip been rlenges.ex.
emps from frost than; the Middle states.ls s.
srhsst spin khelglatest. yisit 'ffen this
dreaded foe to vegetgiop,e ip. .Maassata
WAS several weeks ,ej is faFQr aaf ovr. SUITE,
as. cam pared With tho Middle New bEag.
l and apd WssteEpo States dansdIaeRa,,a st
frost this 81 t ahiah rEaa ssEyl iiah occur
I'D en the 81 ina'antss deREs1 naaEsn pates
|sinilass d4itatiepqasiF Nam y szk,a Besssa,
Ohio, &e, &ed odH said,siao1 vsliE ss:j
e'FHE VIVID. 1nfRoE Observation-Disclosures ex..
Iolla, CHS from evelss section t.dtne Etheeurs3
.narkahe Appearance Of the aurora Bore,
ais on the niskt Of tle 2Sth Ut. "a thseir
respective aAiise :loealaies' blaTl ;s pfenohsaa.
WIS f8ltoaed:Yish cool seatherthrougtnax
the. Eastern and n idle States. rAtr prd
rsspondant Il Elitias h2n Auburn 81 q.
q Is quite 6osd here, aaa sdveTt65sat lie
wbrns Lest night there ewasa.si
hsaSy tfostt ssd5edH ,asFaa .e14sm obi
uJ Ihp BittshnEg Gazette # TIP Sq!thultyil|
says s.The air on Monday was quite.
cktily rs asinn aant asto ia had olsafg
ed1upahs 2qiIs e = 49, 'si1xaoI
,anltolyi dystemad laI, roIs.siiI taraaanes|
yeriaaa4aEh II bAa ssgss ss,slsls i nssxi|
thefe quits head f Us
qight though 4ot sgen oas e 81 e. as any