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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-10
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u tablesef all kinds, kept constantly on
aud Shop IN st: GermAiR strdetst1 -
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WhseA xs .!s actually selling ~ al average pr,ee Of
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being strictly for cash, and our trade much larger
that Of any other concern enables rs to
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-10

Sewing machines are becoming H.
most as comm IN articles Of household
use,as clocks or cooking stoves. A
single factory in New York turns out
300 machines a day, and ha, such large
demands that it is about doubling its
Works:;>' ii, ~. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-10

= "A new "nother's magazine" is an
nouneed for next year.: With Mrs.
, Henry Ward Beeoher g editor: Mrs.
B. is the author Of ono book, "From
Dawn to Daylight"
Some Of the leading ladies' in
Washington, with good. sense, that
does them credit, are making an effort
TO introduce the custom; of dinners
without wine. ,..x 49,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-10

The total averagsl eost Of T. number is
about six dollars per page But con.
tributiona are gensnally bought BY the
article, asde not by the pege.aos allow
much do 'yon want for your s1ticls r.: is
the question. George w. Curtis still
edits tbs: "Eaey :Chaii.ss''; ,sbr. Curtis
receives seven. thousand d pillars per
aunum from the Harpcrs. ssw ,.,
+ THE first book issued 10 i y FIAT were
| t6 b, cthas United States and indeed
in North America. was ire Ray Psalm
Book in 1910 from the PRESS a.: Cam
bridge; Mass. VIM: Bradford issued
IN ALMANAC from bis press t. near near 'Phila-
delphia: Ii" 1855; which was : re- fist
book in the middle colonies: Only
two copies Of this are khown,to be cx-
? tant.;s ss::ua,.< l.: ID: j a,s,
C:' '--==1'roughaaimm's New York Theatre
<ill'be opened at. Christhads. ri, Il viii
seat 1000 persons odd 81 e. model Of
elegaaco: Large hiiiitt+o&srs viii co7sfi he
walls to reflect til; iadiehce and tp1Dt.r. :,
;ddty incfoasoe* thS ~ diimiensioinsj" 81 tb.,
hoasi ssAll seensttyjI filt IL; raised i; a'a,d
lowered: h6 fifteen draesss.si6ne7 '; rooms,
H't g. ' bnds :i:.a rs s.. '.> 49,
"a: The Emperor. Of, Austria. b.. j.d-.
dressed dress ;aq autograph letter to tho Chan
(! e;llor Of the The Empire, Baron Beust, ii
y which it is ordered. that heucefqrth, til |
title of the Emperor, ip ;tse,tiess with
j; Fgreisp P ass 81 shall BE- Emperor Of
Austria, King of Bohemia, .&c, and
Apostolic King Of Hungary: The emil
Iplre is to be called tdd Auasttiot, Huug.-'
Film Monarchy Or State. . q "a -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-10

y The :: store r Of: Of John H. !Theis, at
J Mar'ystowp, says the Shakopee Argus,
was burned last week. The mail mat
ter and 500 ia stamps were also de-
st' .!g.' Lo.s SIS, oleoo;: partially in
sured.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEDspAr 3OOf Beeys have only 9t3 received a. One
hundrrt yesteris and to-day With single load at Hudson
Prices hnn but trade slow. ANYTHING hss free receipts
would hard market Iere tt change from hon
higher prices Of da being attributable 20 better
quality The stock unusually soo Trade MAS all a. onshund
~ where
msu sold ges 81 cat but pretty gooi tsi At l501c
Tecd q fair cst at 5iQIc with 6se or
th hes, Al ic 50 Clever so IL c them
while Merritt Burehni disposed OF "a head, 6i
cWt al IJaI7c, snl 7. Gills ~ of eWt at l6lo
IL Williams sold Kentucky cattle for o. v T. EYans ~
&c., l9 EACH and heavy Ohio steers held fOa last week. ~1
eWL s lsidl9c =, , -, -
" TbomPsop Sr DO Hcsburg Il spenii eut Kentucky
sal est Indiana ssts for MI Bennett
Healer Co s,u rs hirisb Illinois steer, At li5lee
Sannes C6 nois steers yI - head Of 6t ert 81 bic;
10 cw oog Isle and % ofGl whessej 20 F.
Car Isle l them ~ cstni tie retail price l3d6lc
Uery, Eor medium ewt keucky steers a. 10
r. & Rosuthail sold rs common Illinois at sc
MERIT! Buressr rn9 out ~ very 9ue q srL hen"eE Daham'
the best full drove of fresh cattle on sale a. lIdl8.c
T. Goa Harp ughe, 20 common TO good esni est Ken
.sssy eaitls at iGo os eiS0 each go "
sold ~ colunb, COrn l. oxen 10. cst, sad fis at
Ices wh,r run on, Da.eae County and oTen at 5
lille l2 oftLen 10 cNt st L!c
Sheep scarce remarkably active cars Of the l2 loads
holding the asking being above the views Of bIe
Az I With 96l received this morning McGrsw sold 1911
~ 10 3 and l73 % H. Al Ste Two Of Ohio
sod sssray 7 brought 3c With "a ID at t Van
Vert sold state rs ID &c. and hafe fo 10 % fc
Kirby sold ear 90 ID. state sheep at6c
Al Hudson Judd Co. od State Oh ID st6c hBs WOOL
and do. medium. SO tb az Sc.
Hog, are ye ,sYeeJ Cormnnipsu ard at Forie,t
ot of hogs would bTpg Ioc hut sales we're Dsde a. e w.
H rough Mch i6l H. se BIZ in 1870 10 DC, and S Ill., liS
n i.6le dressed skug the place o NE ae csS 80
r lh. bug about COCO They boon bringing i91,
uitht ht0ue a
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
SHIPPING LNTELLIGEECE.

PORT or sTr1nE PIs as i:s.Sas, REP
n..5a Rsa6 Fs asS. sss s'' c:us ,S7 "f sS
ptD. pm.i1 iiost r''ss 1ssass. S:a r'a J
u..s. saI5a Neptune Ss' isai s" I1peS G. Barbados, King
G,so% NsssI cSsSs rs vssS, MSs%g johnson Point
an sSjI Pee; Iulis Mer,i,nd. s. johns. S,F. 80,
sfsM s1l Z 1aIsa: &a Is' Eo.. EIsHs" c.p: Taylor
% ,ss cq%% "Ss.. s. fS SKds" .sS .dr Ms, 5 5afa
nors Nss IoS@ioI Ho6be stanford G. A. JOhnsOn wallis
WAsbpston' NC
Steamship Gen. Meade Sampson NewOrcsn' ndse and pasI
s,,%, san sslysoi Scteon Savannah mdse aud p,,
Steamship CITY Of Baltimore L'eh' Liverpool Dec H. mdss aud
B.iona williams, LOuiOu Hov 29 dse. and pass. Doc;
No. Frane Msesn pss,sger Anauys OF France. jumped
overheard ard We. drosred
& S fS rS:s. sTfTG @ assS.f GfS . sa ,% 8fs gS
ss sa r. sa1y cJ1.r I; sI.s s. 'i dsy s scSa %s"''
@ %s@gG1 T,a Pn m,sS: GI:S G,Ss. 81 q % a E.sta''
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NORFOLK Dee 3-Aased br Ahee from Rbmsnd for the RIO
Gran pat here ieakngi hp Missouri hon Ne"io 70 load Tor
Bo.Tos Dec oAniv,d bark p,gi'h ps,u;y from sos Bay
Ss1i,, ,reamtug Alert Eew.York.
'P Fno7ScGrows Dee pod brig Alexander at'n, from
MosRcS Dee ,ar bsk D:InenhrOe and nelson
o "i. Island Passed ha john Eiusy. from Norfolk for
BsrbAdOeS.
sorrnixproy Doc 3Ibs steamship Bavaria from Ees-Otie,n
''IsS sIsoS St sssa Jam. Dec in o bs paI. for Sswrors
days.
sP0KEE.
prs kildare De-, %, lat 2l19, os 90 %.
Bns Kossaek. Dee 49, Of Fire lsni
sh Prrouh Rock kssYofk for London Dec ~, lat 03l
long. 663L g.. n ., su
SIM Roman kmpr from Caeug. for LoadoH, Oct OF Reirge
Island. n, a,
Ship ayenscg from Calcutta t Lohssn u Gays o0 oeN ~ oS
east coast Of Msiagascar a. -,
Maria E from Batavia for Koeoan nov hs 20 sou'p'
long east, II days out 80 a.. A., n
lat 2i s., lons. aOW.
DISASTERS.
EoRroLx Dee 3Ths steamship Roanoke With cargo Of shingles
from Pyuolh o. struck the Horh RIVER and
on a bar o preveut her from hlins
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


PHLlDRLpHA Dec. 30otton steady; Midding Uplanf 7a
Mer1pb 25a6ic Flour dull with limited In
oury bh lows snd Minnesota EIr, Family 81 23p&8
renasyysRA Do. 80 ISd ~ a0 ONO do fsdsiO91 Wh'ss
most only 900 bush A 81 s0VS2 03 for Red and
Sc ~ Ryosses Of i00 bush Western At 81 g. Corn
verr dull 0 bush New Yellow st 8od9 New White tsc
5Oc CoSee-Smal sales Of Rio At I9Idl7e gold
Orleans 67e69c PoTsons quiet Whisky selling slowly at bl "
dfl 0S -. -,
O DO FAMILY so j0 Si2 City Mil. Superane sc sofsT so;
DO 81 50d do Family Sllds Is; Western Super
Gue Sc 6Oa ST. do Extra 81 7SG 80 0i Co. Family t1go 10
Wheat very neglected and uomnsl sales CoFnRespt,
SMALL While g00aa yellow 65S9Je Oats dull; receDts small At
sJ00e Rye 81 6yal "a Pro,lsonsgue and uochanged
BUyFALo Dee 3Ibes general njispetion manifested TO
Corn in fair demand OF which Is scarce =. Sc the
tracks dl asking t6c In store RE aad Barley neglected
Pork drm q 0r Heavy Mess Lard Urn sA"ns' steady
OsWEao n Y D,e nFlour steady With f.r demand sales,
SO 80 8 sSs Or White Double E,s wss.: gsisi
common TO very Corn quiet s Al o. Oats Sc Tor Wes
srp Barev aud Re nomins Corn Meal &? 30 s~L Mfd
st.ah, Shorts S25 sLps.uf so; MddLy. $35a$s0 ton
Railroad PghPour Boston, 81 CO.. to Ns"forf sSc ana 70
Mmw.ukss Dec 3o-Four dali and nnehar ged whsst eIm,
.,les ol No No. 2s ~ R Oats du siles OF No A.
steady; New Sc Rye nomiaaJ nnchanSsL Bar ntS
bush wheat 5000 bau os1, lsoo BUSH R lO bash barley
SessIri Dee sFiour dali Wheat dpl aud unchanged Cora
fnn and fair demand 65dGc for Far Rye ia moderate ~
G 40 Oats dull at s9d6gc Tor No. Barley ~ moderate dsnasa az
a2iOQS2@ Cotton advancing gnd age AZ Eta.f. os
Whisky steady but unchanged Dressed Hogs Gsn 9g ~
MeI, Pork S21 81 Bak Meats 1854 and 10,
Sboaer sides aud Clear s Green Meats da Shoulders oHeed
at Ole Hams. 4ie Isrl dali Phre Kettle i'ie Gold 13 BIZ
a.. Ns seller nexi week Gss Oats flner sss Of No SOC
Rys QUE Dressed Hcgs unchanged
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

-. reader we would especially dwell on the fact that
~ subscribers for the three editions CT THE TRIBUNE,
r.iy semi.weCkly. and Weekly. comprise individuals in
are profession or business: iuently advertise
.u,uts in eSoh disseminate among all elasseA THE
nE deyotes especial attention to the reports OF sales
ras estate both In the city and country thus adding
.Ay to the value Of its columns advertising me-
sum The charges for advertising follows: DArGY
~ymGsE 25 cents per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TsBuNR, So per hne; sEMIwEEKLr TRIBUNE. 20 cents
Der About ten words average line after tho first
ina which usually contains only four ave words.
Tcylps, cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE

Ttr Cdf1I, VtSfrTf, ngd hlIIrOdds- =
DEc 90 COT bales Cotton AIS hb Flour s3 bb Corn Meal goo
hush wheat bush 6O2 bush Beans $40
Ja.b Malt 21 6sgs Flour o bb Pork 72 pkg Bee.
6J pig Cut Meats 2l5 pkgs Batter 922 pigs Lard 292 bbs
Rgg b6 Tsow - bbs Ashes 50 psys siean 100 bbA Grease
.i lard OIL pkgs )5 br Wool a25 bas Cotton Seed
0el sd HOG, 6 Ed Tobac 10 boxes Tobacco i8
hh R,snsI Petroleum bbs Crude Petroleum TIA bba Tar
bblA Whsky 199
mi, Hides sides Leather 32 bales Hops loo boxes Starch
IA bbls Copper, l;s bbls. Ddsd Apples
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
mis,tUantuus.
xrvvs r,cv,ors FOR THE PRESS.

cpaur pufss sug TITS por, reque.d 70
Deliver packages ddrrsd the NNiork Asoeatsd Presi only 70
p.rsouI efLns tie written Authority OF w smoaon Osneral
Agent rarkag for tie Journal o CH<rr Itnes IkiBUhs
Uort SL Erp.es Erening Posi Commercial ddvrr sdas
Ksg h iot Journal 'nd No YorLeT Ds7Slrsi 'h'ad also
u delivered onlT 10 tie persons
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
SEIZURE OF sHlp.yARD IN BROOKLYN.

Deputy Collector Luke Okeiiy, Wlth Assist
ant Assessors DALEY and Je~ett OF T. T. Woods once
ON Tuesday, seized the property known as Whitneys ship
"a d, the ptfb wnrd of Broollyn, an Illicit distiery
having been fund an tho premises, nnd III luil Dast
largo crowd assembled. but no resistance was Slereu
Stalos DlstgietAu gaey Egacy. alIdsr tAs now LAW
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
Grrnuratirn 1utitis.

CIR ov NKw-ToEK, DBrAhTNHST OF FFUoE
BUREAU RECEIVER OF TAxEt, Z
CoUrT H0usE PAhz. No. ~ Chambers Ti, Dee TO- lSeo
ITO X-PAYERS.-Notice ia hereby given
Il al person: vhs have om,n'ss 20 pay sr ben 1s' p
st dte nteress cent tnna calculated ron
Cr a. 1866 10 day Of psymfat, Will be adlof 81,
N'A"aN BARNARD slfTH ItssysL
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FRON LIVERPOOL. Dee iGIn steamship ClU Of Baltimore
Ttos Miss Din Ms. Myeos Mrs Huhbat Mss Hnrl
BucsT Wm Whisd- JaA Buoee Sep Iasem Ja'
Tuner John Ne Henry Gamble Chaa Ewing David Barker feer
Brosp enry Thompson, Jobn sson jas Pits Richard Coehy An
ds LnilAne Befk James stone, j. NJ Bartlett Mc Creighton,
Maria SIR, James, Ms BoSa and infl1 hss heCar'ne
W.. h Nh SuI
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Dee 3o-4P mCOntO at both openiug and cls,s
o7i Cr nancy and 1 account Fve-rwre 6rm i4
Ke g6 sos 95t Atlantic ard Great Western t TurPeusiHs,
sJ6. Talow, 40
Fn,Kvogr' Dec 3n--Fre!Twentes, 7sk trm.
AyTygRP Der. oO--S. w. Petroleum. qaistat 81 r.
UAyRX Dec. 3l--Colton excited. l25 n.
PIRBsDec. sa-Rentss firm at 60 r. 9lc.
IyKEPoo 3Coton active; Uplanis 1Oad Orleans II h.
sales Of The day 0p0 bales Com, 3Ii9 Lard, $50
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
Tori- @lare,n's noiit..

STATE y NEv-TosK, /
PoRrwlRpEsg OyyIcs, No "a WiIsmG)
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
IN Seop passed Apnl H. 1881 tnspsi 80 Ae'ts
R,osn,s wrdens Ofe Of The Port Of New sk 10 al peion
ni y, having charge Of the sabeet mas of such nqfT
,,n,oo On surrey o0wns vessels under srAhh
o y N. Po wsnsu that tie said sursss or siannsno w
H. within sueessnE this notice. On oeAa Ns
vesitls; AVN
Steamship Hatterss.
Steamship hshabd..
Stesmshp Manhattin
Steamship Montgomery. -
Europe
Ship st. Joseph. s''.'''''..'tt ~ ~
Bertha.
Etur Auus,............. W NO0dtuI
t NIKTnOkRk 1oMPkIhs. P.s'asai
4 Apg,s UxxuxlY SeSfslAyT.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

Mr.. James NJ. Morrison, IN old and highly
sst.n,el citizen OF Chicago, died on Monday evening
of disease Of thn heart. Ills properH is sstuaa- al
ksms.EA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
Smustnunfs.


DIKE's OPERA HOUSE.
.1.' LAST iwo EGIrs ,,.,, a., ..,,..
Unlaoa have lightly house. composed refined and
S @ S H. % sS$Sa si s." .sS !IiS' @ Two Sss
lnO0aid'd admiration Of Si STGF TtTd'H 5,a' music
who thus has established her superiority vocalist oTsI ere" aH''
" w THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, AT g.
LA CHANSON DE FORTUN1O
LES BIYARDs.
MILE IRMA As ROLAND AND vALgNTIN
'IiIi NILE. s.i DE rosa II 4 Ngw BALLET.
La GRANDE DUCHESSE DE GEROLsTEIN.
& s. d % 6s,d y . . o i,Isf S D1Ga s Ps. once 0'A'' no ''
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 4.
FlRST PERFORMANCE IN AMERICA
OF Ofnch ts, snd tie present great sensation at the
LA PERICHOLE.
DIKE's OPERA HOUSE. MATINEE.
- BARBE BLEUE,
AND TIB GREAT ORIGINAL CAST
Admission po-I.
RKO0KLlNsATHENHUM. y NJ. - ..,o,,..,
ID LAST DAY But TWO OP slGNoR BLITz, THE ORIGINAL
hsfSx sPIiS TIE IEsssp cAYARIgs AND
YENTRILOQUlsM
HIBERNlAN MINSTRELS,
IL APOLLO Hall, ,
GorTes r Bre,iysy .,s 2, esd ~ TseHeFh t..
Admission, zoe Orchestra Chairs 81 Gallery 2os
TVHE NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF
A MUSIC
No. 90 Vgh.vr and No 20 Broadway heTfork
ko, l28 $50 and ~ Court s.. State. Brooklyn,
INSTRUCTION DAILY non Ga to By tue most competent
TERMS: REGULAR CLASSES, G1n per quarter.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS, rs per quarter.
FREE Elementary Cse designed spee'y o Pupl' sho ere De
lclaut in the ruiimcnis Of Iaus.e
VOCAL MUSIC. PIANO,
ORGAN
TuRoRY AND COMPOSITION CHORUS CLASSES,
MINOR INSThCuENrP
MODERN LANGUAGES br NATIVE PROFESSORS
MUSIC ICFURNISHED.-Th choicest aud most
IfA select MUSIC fr Parties gocahes Wolnga &c L. LODhhS
Omoe No. 361 BroomesL, near Mot.tt. hIsi hnoh
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
wypyyspAy,s wRATuEa REpoRr-sLm.

MIgIATuRk ALMANAC.
Supn 724 4;f3 Moon rSss,. 72)
WATER rus DAY
g,scy Hook 9:0s Cows Island 9:4e Hell GAe..Il33
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
Gitr HtaI estate for gaI..

DROADWAY.-FOr SALE a large PROP
70 BRTY Broadway Cedas suitable for Backing aud In
nce other business requiring space and sat property
sson MAY 1859 Apply to HOMER MOBGA AN PnesL ls5))
TOR SALE alta BARGAIN-24 LOTS, together
or IN parcels on and ogehaudresnd
TeLthSTe Mogsle Park; high land oomman
f Of the Sognt Apply JOHN
s. MORRIS. No. l55 West Forty seeondst M H. RAYNOR No.
sPiDest
TOR SALE-The STORE and LOT No. 3S3
Cansst located nearly opposite West Brodwsy sUd VIII rear
Of Fhave lot Rhoni xxt For pce SUD
particulars. spry HOMER MORGAN. No PDe.st tl38l
HOUSES or LOTS.-Crcular mailed free to
any sla9esA STANLEY DAY No. OPS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
Tutis.s Of yanhraptrp.

NOTICE. This is to give notice that, on tle
1Ob dsy Of December A. D. 1903 wArtt IN bankrnpty wa
.aed sgsirst The 81 STEWART BELL Dhdua Sno 40
i,,s nrn,r Of the iate BILL APGA OF The town o.
III ~ ,Ss Coany Of rptcrdon and State Of HcaJey who has
been ndged Bankrupt h petition that We 2 g
dsbs IA ye of ans properly belonging 10 fuch bAnEtn 70 h
and the uansfer Of any property ey nm are % bs
Assignee e s estate WI Os neg pa
o Bsnirnpey, be holden .. No 81 Aihsn ee ~ ISt
Wick n j. before JOHN e. ELABSDohf Register on As hs'F
senih day q January, A. d. isS9 at s"eioek g. Ia
Dec IL 1853.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
SruokIpn g2,aI estatt for Salt.

EOR SALE-LAND by the acre in Brooklyn
Wh, Prospect Park and the New BOulevads
Ssft,bs bu1,ag lots in all parts of the city.
NJ. A. rutland & Co.. No. Beetmsnst. n. r.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-27
VOL. s..
Who is MY Neighbor?

This touching little piece has been floating
about for many years, and is occasionally cas-
up on the shores of newspaperdom. The waif
is sometimes credited to "Anonymous." 1
cur recollection is correct, it was written by
an unappreciated Bostonian named ROber
Coffin, pr, nter, we believe, who lived uncar
ed for, and died of consumption, poor and for
lorn. The piece is worthy of preservation
and may well be laid to heart in this all toe
bitter-minded day.J
Thy neighbor? It is he whom thou
Hast power to aid and bless;
Whose aching heart Or burning i'row
Thy soothing hand may press.
Thy neighbor2 IT'S the faithful poor
Whose eye with want is dim,
Whom hungry sends from door to door
Go thou and succor him.
Thy neighbor2 'Tis the weary man
Whose years are ut their brint;
Bent low with sickness, care and pain
Go thou and comfort him
Thy neighbor? IT'S the heart bereft
Of every earthly gem;
Widow and orphan helpless left
Go tnou and shelter him
Thy noighbor? Tonder toiling slave,
Fettered in thought and limb,
Whose hopes are all beyond the grave
Go thou and ransom him.
Nhene'er thou neetst human form
Less favored than thine own,
Remember It's thy neighbor worm
Thy brother or thy son.
Oh, pass not, pass not needless by
Perhaps thou canst redeem
The breaking heart from misery
Go, share thy lot with him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-27
CIT2 EDIT0R rs. COUNTRY EDY-
TOR.

| The Durand Times holds forth az fol.
lows, upon the relative state vs.. of coun-
try and city editors
Editing paper in a town the size of
Ourand Is attended with a score of diff.
eultles, scarce one of which arises to
trouble the more favored chronicler of
events ID the city. The city paper nee
essarlly has wide range of subjects as
well as wide range Of eifeulatioD.-
" nile the question with the country ed
ltor IS '#hat to write, with tbs city edi-
tor 1t becomes, from the surplus Of Jews;
what not to write One condersss, ths
I.other attenuates The city editor be-
comes great from the greatness of his 10.
cailty, and moves on in al the pomp and
circumstances of his overgyoWn Town
The country editor finds his lot cast in
some obscure one-horse town, starts in a
race not as a passenger, in a cushioned, gild-
ed car, but as pack mule with his little
OBSCURE, tault-fndlng town or his back.
Ii ne should happen to make good time
IN the race, his race is in the desert. away
from the eyes of the great, generous
hearted world The city editor grows
continually in his own estimation the
country editor '.grow5 also, but in
an inverse ratio; often having serious
doubt as TO his being compos mentts. The
city editor takes his edition to the post
office in two horse wagon the country
editor takes his in market basket, or OH
Wheelbarrow. The city editor is big
dog, that hunts big game and feels his
dignity. The country editor is half
starved Whiffet that hunts gophers: The
city editors gets fame. The country ed
tor gets kicks. The city editor has great
ness thrust upon him the country editor
makes puny and vain efforts to thrust
himself upon greatness The city editor
lifts at the long end Of the lever; the
country editor lifts at the short end The
city editor is conscious Of the dignity of
his calling; the country editor is most of
the time IN doubt as to ever having
call. The city editor is one of fortunes
favorltes; the country editor, after doing
his very best upon some article which no
one ever notices, falls to cursing fortune
The city editor caters for whales the
country editor for minnows The city
editor is a stall fed OK the country editor
fifth calf. The city editor is an ora
Gle the country editor plug, The city
editor was born in season, the coentry ed
ltor out of season. The city editor dies
and goes to Belzebub's bosom ; the country
editor dies and follows in the footsteps of
his distinguished cotemporary, rejoicing
at the opportunity Of meeting him for
once upon level