St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-15
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student is now th,s' family physician: iicii Ii Zen
|ino1 IF course returned no more to tie house
his leave Of absence soon expiring, he join.
ted his regiment, almost reckless IF his life,
which he lost in 3 tiger hunt Poor Iucy
EPised awsy and died of a broken heart
if ever there was an instance Of The mzla-
dv.s3>2 a5as@ Il &. ,g1G4g.@ =
"Our host thus lost two friends, broth
er and sister Do you wonder at his an
ftipathy for practical jokes?'' go
NJ Blondin, having made i large for
tune by rope walking, Il aboutto return to
France.
s@ In the United States there are
nearly six times as many journals as in
Great; Britain. "a .a;@1.-
~ In the gale Friday week, the lower
portion Of Norfolk, Va, was completely
submerged: uorAga.@ 15.121r,
+ ~ Mrs Gov: Morgan Il is the i recipient
Of a. beautiful diamond necklace, 4 present
from the Prince Of Wales. It was sent
from Boston BY express. -;''.' ->,-2
NJ A visitor to he-poet Tennvson writes:
"He spoke in terms Of .warmest praise of Chas.
Summers recent speech in the Senate, and ad-
ded :-'The lost eloquent thing, fss T Thought,
in theswhole speech was the unspoken thing
the silence about his own story" "yol:9 vt9-0
AN 1Nv1rAT1oN.-One of Sir Boyle
Roche's invitations to an Irish nobleinan
was rather equivdcal ID hope, my lord,
if ever you come within q mile Of my house
you'll stay there all night"
A GEM FOR TUE P4fxcE.-The mag
nifcent painting by Mr.. Brown, the Amer
ican ntist, o.. .."The Bay aud City Of New
York, is now the propertyEof the Prince
Of Wales, having been presented to and
accepted by him, from fifty gentlemen of
this city, ,twho subscribed one hundred dol.
lars each for that purpose. - ;':'@.&.1
Avo1D QUAcKs.-Several months since
Mr.. Mcknight, Of Homer New York,
bought Of a peddler some salve for corns.
He applied it, and it caused sore which
continued to spread and cause intense
pain, until he was relieved by death on
Monday. ...,,....:
ANOTHER ROYAL MATcH.-It is ohfc-
iaMy announced in the English papers
that the Princess Alice, second daughter
Of Queen Victoria, has been betrothed to
Prince Louis, of Hesse Darmstadt: The
Prince is nephew to the reigring Grand
Duke, and cousin to the King Of Prussia.
A KNorrY POINT SEr7LED.-Dr. Que
~ the other day tried to put down his op-
ponent with this question 5"If Noah did
send out a dove that never returned, where
did it 60 to-" "Why," retorted his an
tagonist, 81 suppose somebody shot it,"
>" p% A man who had purchased pair
cf new. shoes, finding the road to be rath.
er a rough one, decided on putting the
shoes under his arm, and walking home
barefooted. After 4 while he stubbed his
toe, taking his nail off as clean as whistle.
"How lucky!'' he exclaimed, "What a
tremendous kick that would have been
for the Shoes"
~ An old gentleman, who was never
accused Of being a wizard, went out with
his gnn one day to shoot partridges, ac-
companied by his son. Before they ap-
preached the ground where they expected
to find the game; the gun was charged
with severe load. and when at last the
old gentleman discovered one Of the birds,
he took rest and blazed away, expecting
to see him fall; Of course but not 10 did
it happen, for the gun, recoiled with so
much force as to "kick" him over. Tie
old man got up, and while rubbing the
sparks out Of his eyes, inquired Of his son,
"Alphy, did point the right end Of. the
gun to the birds?" s.,...,$ 49,, -[...-g
a2~ The " heeling l(Va.) Lateu;gencer
says that aifew days ago an engineer was
killed on tho Genital Chic Railroad, near
Cambridge. Atithe time of his death he
was making his last trip, previous to the
ful6llment of an engagement Of marriage
With . young l.dy Of Columbus: The
young lady Afterwards became the wife of
Nj. james Frease, and a short time ago,
while out riding, she was thrown from a
carriage and killed. Mr. Ffease himself
was one Of: the victims of the accident
which occurred the other day Inear Cam
bridge. t2@s&: asosoS1 .oIsau0~.oJ oizs4
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7;~s A. sad exempli6cation Of the dan
ger of leaving small children upguarded,
even for few moments. occurred ,in, De-.
troit the other evening. a Mrs. Norris
went to q neighboorl's leaving two small.
children alone during Her sbrief sbsesce.
Upon hef return u slks iound thc closhiseof
one of them, wrapped in Aades, The. fire
having commniu1nns heated from 8 lighted ean7
ale: Tic poor.wonans became at once