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XsT0RY4As1slAs STORY,

"It is just twenty years ago yester,
day." said ot1f narrator, that q party
Of US tellers went over to Cakoki;,
Creek, onh skat6g match. 4 he day
was colder than ten .ieebergs all stuck
together, but the ice was as smooth
AZ glass, and weamade up our minds
to have heap of fun. Bill Berry was
the leader Of tht, crowd. He was d
tall six-footer, rttl!' iof pluck, and the
best skater in all creation. Give Bill
Berry q good pair Of skates, and a
smooth stirtacs to- sail on, and. he'd
make the trip to Bafin's Bay and back
in twenty.four hours, only stopping
long enough at HaEf:.4to take,a drink.
Well, we got to the creek, aud fast
cnsd our skates on and, after taking
a good horn from Joe Turner's flask,
started off in good style, Bill Berry il
the lead. AS l was tellin' ye, it was a
dogonncd cold day. and SO we had to
skate fast to Keep the blood up, There
was little breathe holes in the ice, and
every now and then we would come
near goin'iFinto d'em. My skates got
loose, and Istopped toIltasten them.
Just as Ibhad finished 'buckling the
straps heard atfhoise. / looked up
and saw sometlh,gi shooting along ON
the ice like oigbtnug.; 1t was Bill
Berry's head. He had been goin' it
like creased electricity, and before he
knew it he was into one Of them Gus.
sed holes The force was so great as
to cut his head off against the sharp
corners of the ice. SIT is all day with
Bill Berry said 1. And all night,
too said Joe Turner. just as he got
these words out of his mouth, looked
at Bill's head, which had been goin'
it on the ice, and all at onct it dropped
into another hole. We run to it, and
! heard Bill Berry say, 'Qu!ck, boys,
quick--pull me out!' looked into
the hole, and there, as true rs Pm 4
sinner, was Bill Berry's body, which
had shooted along under the ice, and
met tho head at hole in the ice. l,
was so thunderin' cold That the head
had frozen fast TO the body, and We
pulled Billy ont as good as new. II.
fclt Il little numb at first, but after ska
ting awhile, he was as we'll as the res,
Of us, and laughed over the joke. W.
went home about dark, all satisfied
with the days sport. I" About nine
O'clock in the evening somebody rap
ped ut my door, and said l was want
ed over to Bill Berry's. I put on my
coat and went over There Law Rill,,
body in one place, and his head il
another. His wife said that after he
came home from skating he sat down
by the fire to warm himself, and while
attempting to blow his nose, he threw
his head into the fireplace. ...49.
10y" Tie coroner was called that night
and the verdict of the jury was, that
Bill Berry came to his death by skat
ing too fast '''--1M. Loasis Herald
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-11
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A SMILE.

The other day, seated in one of those
airy, comfortable cars Of the N. York
lS New Haven Railroad, / became
aware of the entrance Of a couple of
old men, who had got on at the last
station stopped at-which was Bridge
portland who were in search Of q
seat. The seat just back of where l
was seated had been lately vacated,
and, accordingly, the two men took
possession thereof. They had been
schoolmates, Il learned from their
conversation) and had not met for
over twenty long years. The conver-
satiou which ensued quite struck me-
not only rs being ono in which much
Of noble feeling was embraced; :; but
as peculiar, for at least one strange
(yet faithfully true) remark made by
ono Of them. a' @f9!la, h1"5 afY
.r The first stranger said he should
hardly have recognized the other,
were it not for the familiarity OF his
voicc-his voice, he declared, had the
same sound now that it: had twenty
years ago! .05~ 81 ze.
. 5i'''And, !" replied the other of the two,
Il should not-aye, did not recognize
you until you smiled! Then / knew
You In q moment" '>'' 1aJ
., Until hs smiled! Oh! there is
something about tho smile which re.
yeals the character of the individual,
and makes him familiar at q glance,
though noyer known hefore! |.
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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-11

A YOUNG woman named Sinclair,
has published q volume Of s poems. y
She addressed the following lines to
her sweetheart:
.' y would were that nice cigar
h, That rests between your lips,
For, oh! I grulge the honey
.es Il. 1i.N ~ tho nsctar which it sips i4s
We are iu doubt as to whether a
young woman would smoke ". II, but
would like to try Que in a loose Ha-
vana wrapper. s.s.i s.. '-'. -ai...
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-11

In one Of the Ohio districts, q man
taking the census arrived at a farm
house, and in the absence Of the men,
proceeded to ask questions Of the Ia
dies. Ladies, how many male COWS
have you 90 "We have got no male
cows" replied a young lady-a sweet,
ETHEREAL creature Of some two hundred
pounds weight-"but we have gen.
tleman bull calf! The census.taker
put it down. i'd. .g1;. 80 t,, ,.'....1 1.-
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-11
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81 Nife truth, universally admitted in tkief
s1Ay that No man in any budneeS c1nf fbe. .sucsi
cessfnl unless he alvettises ]ibcrally, and
makes hi4ssH and his business known to the
this proposition, let him open his sleepy eyes
and look around. nim.- look A. his. pesghbors
in business-mark the merchant who il con-
tlnually occupied in making himself known
29Go@H tvanteges Of .thas grsatslgieKN
public opinion, tho Press. to render himself
popular and his advantagce for doing business
hundreds of newspapers and on th"nsands Of
cards. handbills, SC. whose wide awake pol.,
icyis continually 2ainiDt linn asao&oriSt ia; 1;
Compare him with that slow-go-no-go old
csrn,ndgeon, who never saw hisyns.Ae ~, print,
except perhaps ci thsli.s Of petit
corner Of his dusty grocery. waiting for GUS
to+.ers, like an old ,bottle-belliod7 spider, who
has built his web in an Obscure corner of
dilapidated smoke house, and sits watching
and waiting in vaiR for flies, Mavk the dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
piece of blue .drilling<or rusty calico; but
much oftener. proving a resting place for y
crowd Of lazy. lonnging loaters. who always
resort to the stOrc of q man who docs not al
vertise, hocause they know there is no danger
OF being disturbed by customers. See the ad
with everybody, builds up q large business,
gets rich before he is too old to eEjoy riches,
and -retifes, leaving large and remNnerative
business TO his sons and faithful clerks; whlc
he enJovs himself and his wealth, the honoret
5;snasS Ssd;s Of ye;sar ths
association, aud perhaps. the incumbent OF. the
most honorable and Responsible offices in the
State. 80 : 80 = ~. 80 81 q =
SEQ again your nom advertiser, who foollshlS
thinks people never read the ,advertiseme4t
column of newspaper See him, VIC say,
droElng out one or two years of dull business
in . place, always complaining of hard times,
OF candles OF u bar Of soap. and then moving
TO some other town, . some better bustness
point" and citing with the same result there:
again removing and. soFknocking about from
pillar to post, like five cent travelling med-
agerie, whose whole establishment consists of
a half-starved possum and sore headed coon,
bob tailed monkey AMI a squint-eyed wild
no one. and ohly remembered Us 'srelic Of
barbarism." Look aro- nd you, cnt1me rate the
merchants of your acquaintance, and STE il
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that DON'T advertise, because they don't gen.
orally know him; and besides, they know tina.
vcrtise, can't afford to sell as cheap rs his more
active competitors, that do: TUd
Then advertise,
Merchants Of Red Wing! s!E
Our paper offers q first rate medium for you
to become acquainted with the people Of the
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.
ONE OF ABE I41NcoLN's JoKEs.-The
other day. when he. was up not ia,
from Kansas, with q friend or two
they saw a small stream and inquired
its name. - 80 %,5ja
6 One OF the passengers said, I" II il
called tho Weeping Water. aa d]7I
Lincoln's eyes twinkled. -
".You remember" said he, that ..the
Laughing Water up in Minnesota is
called Minnehaha. Now ! think this
should be called lfinneboohoo.
All the crowd laughed to kill, they
thonght Abe had such wit.
About November next it will be
Lincoln-boohoo with the Republicans
in earnest. No joke about that.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-11
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The Two Shilling Candidate is now
in Illinois, Where he will next Take
Up his Quarters il unknown Honity
Fuir. ''4' ."
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In the South and West where these diseases
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Any person hereafter cutting pines Z or9 ? osshSy
evererssns dpon my premises viii bs prosocu-
ted 10 the full extent of the law. And viii
pay fifty dollars to any one furnishing Evidence
sufficient g convict any person Of such tres
pass. All The pines between Wacoota and
westervelt are on my land. There are plenty
Christian purposes, that are 81 n6 othetsdsed' 80
GEO. w. BULLARD.
December "a, 1859. l77tf
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Drinks, &C., and how te
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children and gives the bes
and simplest mode of trent.
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IL 1eIiS lou Tho symptoms Of Group. In
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lt Tells You The symptoms Of Cholera
Morbns. Malignant Cholera
Small Fox, Cramp, Dyscnte-
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Tor their cure, together with
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