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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01
1l1lnHEs0TA NEWS. !

EI''+ <E E$zS$t5A = '7...-- -! Aa4Etfi36isi
Is -Mankato populates'to the extent Of
$500. 5s=sss a,;55 SO. ,g21: 2.54s Ill
Hon. NJ. 8; Wilkinson and hmily
returned from New York on Tuesday
evsaiog of last week. -.
% Tho bank adjoining the hotel in
Wassea vas broken open % Thurs day
night and robbed Of about $1,000.
Mr.. Dunklee, Of Silver Greek; says
the Monticello Statesman, was so badly
injured BY reaper that one leg viii
probably have to be amputated.
"A large fox, was iinoontinently con-
verified, into . oorpse while helping hin.
self 70 butter 10 T. =, Hoves cellar at
or.tenppss ,, "a T Fl 4 X ia; Sigh t.s
|'f5- F'oster, of the Duluth D|gt ~ Mime
.ot;an. while thanking seof i. GRE Ramsey
Tor his good will, respectfully declines
he Office Of Surveyor }oe,f Customs for
that IA + port port 49,, ,,..;s. ~
,d.y hight between jerry sn McUarty I.ud
John Breouan. t1 Il sa y ooab 4tste Paul,
When tie l.tta,rH wa ~ stabbsd III tte ah;
domen a. dangerous ilpIi # nlsot fatal wound
being inflicted. -, ~, -. 81 80
The Minneapolis Tribune ann1qqun-
ces that the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company have decided 70 Gross the
Miss.sippiI 4 Crow Wing village, and
To- carry their lins north q Rash. Lake
Instead Of sosth ef K, .leaviiog Otter
Til City sons Ten 70 dtteen mules Of
the road. s.,=. ...
There: must BE- soene mean crea.
Etares II sLanesboro. While family
ssre Of attending the fnnsral Of Z lste.
member Of the housshold, the sheets.
Ind pillow casss 5vere stolen from the.
death bed. ,l..=*. ss. b.
ii Thu pe,,laeiea & q slssksr county.
over (, 1, o. J Republican
Oopventiona 4 Liz % I Ea g 4,
IOlok Petersent - ainat<d fer An
.ditorl;;a ron FER Register Of
Dssds; Chas. 3. Howell, Judge q q. Pro-
bate, and r Belfoy for Attorney.
Il The still water Repaid ican says
that 8 man mined aolmes, Of a ton,
was killed b lightning on,a y nesdil.
a..1 ~ Cornelius 'usssJ; adf old Ifesis
dsDt Yo,f stlit1ater, died ddsnly on
Ffiday.
We learn from the \ Aooka res
TIT the Kiuba;l H5nses wash urnsd on,
/ aesdsy night sef nj nssk. But :
HIS u d. iarnfturs - avs1. 1.opsi
DlzQoo !; 90
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artillery wagon trains md everything
move oeaselessly forward The troops
IN, in excellent condition.
Tho Jribsns's oorrespp ndent tele-
graphs from Frankfort Monday night
that great damage had been dope to
strasbourg. The principal street is 10
ruins. After the offer Of an armistice
was rejected, and the German flag Of
truce fred on, tho bombardment was
renewed with increased yigor. The
fall of the city is imminent.
.s The same correspondent telegraphs,
from Carlsruhe Tuesday night. tha il.
habitants Of strasbourg just ,eaesped
from the city report dreadful suffering
Peoplo.spena the. nights in cellars:
Potatoes are.20 trance per pound, and
other things in proportion. Horse
flesh Is the only meat. ~. #5j 5ss, ...,.,
Gen. lUlrioh seclares that he will not
surrender until the city is "a heap, Of
ashes The inhabitants beseech. him
TO make terms The besieging forces
are increasing, while their losses are
still triAing. One hundred and sixty
Founders were lately placed in position.
The cathedral is but slightly injured.
Rain has been falling In torrents for
several days. : t...s4.:a III IL
PARIS, Aug 3o-Midnight.- The
following official news have just bsen
promulgated BY tho Minister Of the In
terror: s4}.uaes ~ Il
e The march Of the Pru.sians on Paris
seems to have been arrested. 3iss eGa
Mcmahon continues his movement.
There has been no serious engagement
yet. , s1 &C., - :" g. Z
Chalons has been evacuated entirely
by the Prussians. Railway trains go
freely now as far as Rheims.
The National gardes Of Seine, Marne
aud Aisno are organizing to offer vigor-
Gus resistance. '''s@.%. ss.g I'D
"A person who left Strasburg on Fri
day last, says one part of the town has
suffered much, but the garrison is sup
piled with plenty OF provisions and
munitions Of war, and tie citizens are
determined to resist to the last ! ~,o;,
A Prusaian vessel has just been cap
tured and brought into Kunkerguen.
The Patrie, to day, in an editorial
says military events Of the utmost i'm.
portance: are preparing aWhateye,
may be the result q Paris, Franc, mus.
iedouble her energy Il y' aud create d third
and fourth army. The Germans aare
active and We must use all our efforts
= New YoaK, Aug. 81 The dispatch
Of Gaillardets, from Paris last nigh,
has little news additional to that al
ready published 81 t '.'>] s'> .7' 'a1} ss'
Il says MoMabon has an effective
force Of probably 100000 :. men, the
elite Of France and that everything j,
now in suspense awaiting tho issue Of
the battle which must soon be fought il
Ardeene or along the Meues.t 20: 's4s
The Prussian army advancing d
Paris by valleys Of Aube Seine il moth
ing but the Landwchr, Prince Royal
troops having turned north to mee
Mcmahon. ~. +.'.= 49, @r1a>}*
r. c. Ii = - Z. Il. ~:
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The Big Horn pedition, i .ap-
pears, has como ont Of the little end 81
the horn. They Etraversed pretty
thoroughly the proposed country, but
found no gold. They then divided IN
Is three parties tsaod vs1dsd their
ii % hossssaasd. y They haiss salared
ss5vssJ kiAds 4 I'M adnds sanally
INTO wilma As dit' q 90
.nAn.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01
ID uBtslsEss 81 A1GolD BASIS.

u II M IA 3Ef v bt " MI 1920 Ait-%t
,iiu The FJH l!,es Chronicle Of New
Yorlki states that the increase Of "busi,
ness q. 4 gold basis" isso great in that
city that half the banks have gold &C.
Counts, and the number is daily 10.
I. o'rssansiog This 5 y good sign Of tue
the times and jusAtiitfees the "A. action q
Congress in ~ eatab fishing geld banks
The business in gold. i6oases i i'm.
a mepse int a. s these ,fe mnestly 8
large depq f.p}i :, i qe tahsy epecala
t f rather e1 than legitimate = change
f =. the new sold Inc notes e, are issued i il
small degn a. ssiq III thsy WY f6d
ready eislssal.tie y and xi Be source
ef profit At least il Al the lhFger cities
81 since R0sto4 has RFqk the isa ve
A.aertaRd that lhsrs by. s' been sever
!. a more. more .ppfeaatisas fps tas establish.
z me nj # Sc sod at b,snts, aitnAg them Que
dqm M9Rll ghs s g,E ia farpie s!sni.ors
ar. IN a4lhsn I'm in A e s9s |sstlon With
the Rapsta1lsleef ssal isgd isbjso't !,
Springfield Re1Nk ;ieaa. 81
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Nv tha accidental discharge

BY tie accidental discharge Of =
gun, : load of shot ~ charged into
The knee 81 g. n N alliiiing nd hand e
John Prindrud, = 1a.ibssI 8 ss.sis.
div. 81 IS =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01
! THE GOvERNMENT .AHRYkY, In
MINNEsOTA.. 'i> 80.

AAoAs W ~ DoSASou3 @Cn1sSu' 0SSVoo
Surveyor General, who has (his Office
at St: Paul, hasjust completed his Ian
nual report to the Commission r Of the
General Land Office, at Washington,
showing the progress Of the public sur.
veys in Minnesota. The plan for COZ
Quoting the surveys of:the government
land, isprobsbly not as familiar to @all
our readers, and the following from the
Minneapolis Tribune, relating thereto,
will be of interest: II az 1885
The Surveyor General of the State
has the care Of all the public lands,
and is the timber agent, to prevent
trespass upon them. The actual sur
veys are carried on under contract, tho
contractors receiving from the govern
1meut commissions as deputies of the
Surveyor General Of Tie Ststs. IL; q
70 The land is surveyed ia totnihipe.
Tie field notes made By the deputies
are returned 10 the o6ss,@ examined,
verified, aud from them township maps
made in #triplicate, one Of which is.
kept in the Office called the "orieinal,' :,
another sent to the General Land Office,
the third sent to local land Offices.
The field notes of each township are
transcribed ic duplicate, describing the
soil, characteristics, timber, &c. One
ca. COPY is fled with the original, the 9th,
er accompanies the township map TO
Washington. ' g 34@3 sE@h3 i1&s4ss3 Fad;
:. The above shows, tho details Of the
work. Since the last report 2,,6os lin
ear, ear miles have Been s surveyed the origi-
nal notes . made, examined, and map
pc ped, comprising ON, rriising 131 "a township tnips in
a ai,, WITH 1os descriptive ,hssss III soil,
timbbersed, swamp "a li' lands, sto.;olJ.I B.,
,l Povsr, - ebisf dl.aghtan,d,a 10 tie Is s
surveyor e q Generals ofbes, Has made, ].
Sectional map 'of the Suite, Which Min
soon DON be printed, and forwarded eto tie
local land Offices a s7s' Is aaH i s.
The area Of the State has been Iest;+
mated 4 $1,000 square miles o. 27,-
l98, 1865, acres. Of this 1901 towns
ships have been surveyed, q q, e2l.-.
.Os2, acres. showing that less than half
8 surveyed. The past year 1886, $780,
SO acres have been surveyed. s
The advance Of the settlers has bsea
10 advance Of the progress Of the work,
and tho endeavor has been 70 g dis.
tributs.the surEeyors that the lands oo-.
cupied, or about to Be, should be plated
first. For last year. operations, Cengrsas.
appropriated s2o, 600, which "a small.
This year. the approp ri,tion Va ipereas-
- > ~
ed; $lso,ooo, which Il I! IS, e ] i el,se
the survey of the No ,aeHa aPaaiac'
land graphi The daldl. yorkk! % carried,
on both winter and SUMMER Tho tpr..
nor sesson being nost favorable for
ID tho timber. There ars.
now occupied, By actu.l settlers i il Otter
Tail Becker and other counties, large
tracts Gin homsateads 4, ot /. u' M
lands. Tho work accom- lished this
year blades syerJ section Of the state
excapt that tssri.My lying aldjscens 20
ihe.river, long occupied b. ettlenents
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s11ss.e1e.
Tho following 4 /. COW of tho dir
cular5 sent rom tha f7aner.l I,.nd Ofio.
to all Registers and Receivers s. and
containing instr otiops for. the pre.
empt,on 81 land under tho provisions Of
the Army Bill passed 4 the last session
al Congress- :
Ds,A.rx.s. ), n 1u.s,1er,
a'h'ssi Lad oase, Aas. g. =; 1870. Il.
GENT = = sslioxins y the
q zoth sect'on 6 ehs q 6 Congress ap-
proved July losh, Ae5y entitled IAN
Act making appropr1as'ons fst tie year
ending ane oV, e: 1917 md q. Tor ~. other 'El
purposes, w
h. nrsts .oa, ar n o
has served in tho Army q The United
states rsm aur,ng the h a.y'
and every seaman. marine and officer or
o1er nss Inc navy
Or revenue marine during the Rebellion
for 90 days, and ren.iosd loyal 70 tho Gov:
commission to any Register Or Or Re- Receiver o. Of
any Land Office rsqired b Law; Be entitled
mineral. Of the sltsrns to rsssr,ed sessions
| of public lands along the lines Of any one
Of the railroads or other public works In
tho United States, wherever public. lands
have been or may b granted BY acts OF
Congress and 10 receive . patent therefor
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OR of the most teSptins sodekd eHe

Orr Of the most tetSpttefng 0hefs eHe
/, have had for T soj6e time has been that
81 publishi,n,2e 81 lone 81 sh.t e1tended sdi-
,torial rs Ice pf Brick Pomeroy. p.per
and receiving il return ! picture atof
that arch scallawag We are NIT deal
{ ing ln prints of That character at pres
y CA M 4. \ z pellled = decline ne
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Land O6ee,. st.

my application No. --:.-, for an entry
.gndsr the provisions Of The cot OF Congress,
spProIsd May 40 1852, and desiring to
aveil nlysslf 81 xhs 3Gtk ssotionsof The cot
2of JulEl5F1S7o, issegsrd % laad hsld It
tthetdoubls 4iniasn 49, II $3.50 per
acrs, do solsmuly svS0th At I am the iden-
teal - - j. WHO VI -. =. IL ths Gem
pany commanded BY Capt. 500. in tho
F---@ ID the wst u 1851; that 4 con.
tinusd loyal to the Government ;, that said
application No. --, 10 made for my ex-
elusive benefit, and for the purpose Of 40.
tusl settlement and cultivation, and not
directly for: the use or benefit of any other
person or persons, and that I have not
heretofore had theFbeneft Of the Home
sworn to and subscribed . ---.d.y
Of = ----before fzs35a: ~: - -
81 Register Or Receiver of the Land
Office. ''.',
Approved r.. ; 2&5tu gsa III
r. (signed) y. D. COX, Secretary. :
Department Of the Interior, Aug, 8, 1870.
r.: *Where the party was. . regimeutal or
stsf Office, or Was in different branch Of
the service, the affidavit must DO varied
in form, according 70 the facts Of the case,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01

.e1Hfs lSvaflifg slatdneAtu in IA
pNaesep1adhetW yebsi Saessea at
b5 tbs46llSals9 item iftsma the cad.
|E3 :snO ono yas ,baaaali ,se ,,sos
en- aaste51aastj tshlva e.fnn NTH u.
hA1s,nn4a1f 1qf lin kl 81 70 one of oar beer
gArdeds, When Il . vel, lined, sddl shout
fs5 Neitstd3s .1,s9 gl,itdasa II
y ed Mun W9na T.. :. III 1sT NJ I,
regent act Of Congress- 50 amends
g sIa y6erasss ssetiion &. Gsv' that Scrip
Gan ,npy;.beS used ~ plrse,emptors thd
same AS Military Warrants, il the
location Of Government Lands. q
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and supper; was given by the St. Paul
Chamber Of Commerce to . party OF
.distinguiahsd Philadelphi.ns visiting
2that city: The local reporters are il
tanptareg over the occasion. The par.
oclon n IL Metropolitan we're "erand $"
bstAe saspstine erich !; = i the music stands
~ thsi dddles ELEGANT = the ball.
-osoon 4spae;oss and elsgant;" tho, .mu.
aosisivas the "ehoicest = tho some; was
zo.noss absil'iant, " involving j general
sssixing up Of t''..fairy daneers,H r. .'gsll.nt
-acsasaliers,y arieh eostumss,' $ gossaper
alsrobs, !" "glittsring JEWELS s'ao.tiny
bafatns, TO-, 30, &c., all to, asHestly
-orintesisatipg musie.p With gradsply,
zadistsndiDg orbs We read that AA,lSos
.E1aad.So wore : Erich white aatin d; Il an
.9aoth4r a"polns lace overskirtt Il L, aud
that there were 'tsquase eorsagssnn 5andi
sfa1airts nads Sea pan.is,,s,,, gas traia,yt
ssai'sss rsse,ss,A Qxhe~ y t&pha&e.ss, Feel
tadintioenidssab bly, dizzy a.fssH, trying Is
aai1esptsbead ~ this, selfollpN ,,tbs1 r.,
-.eoyatessd orat to tho supper 1oem, where,
,seahaddisisa 20 oHelslast banners Nfe1-
9aiaaiits Iasss'' aistpAoioezt bopapetf "a
-ssas4 find saasa leeaat eptsrtai amsntp os
the chest and rarest substantia ls.Y, TO
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-01

Carr H, A. CASTLE, the editor Of
ths-Anokae Usios, who was . member
Of the recent excursion to, Duluth,
gives the following n his Impressions
Conserving the places Duluth il "a
bubble, that has got to burst. There
ase the elements there Of = good town,
and'in fset, . large city, it will some
day be. ? But it is, At present enormous
" inflated. 1t must pass through the
experience Of most western towns, and
suffer = collapse, before it settles down
to'ssssady, healthy growth. - t'*sh*
Therefore our advice is, to meuo Of
steady nerve and large cap;ta5a7ee
there, move cautiously and get rich:
Butte adventures, of sm.ll:mSsbs and
lei. pstisnoe; lstay away. There care
too many such there now" god'F ,s7s
agsj--fr---- - = .,t- - IT,, .,,f.,
Tn farmers si il ~ Yak valleys # the
Seine and Mta srii fs Ryurposely DE- Dc;
'tseying the Gr crops apd provisions ,1 e
prevent ' the d'' ! FILLING into the hands #
tie German grppa army army ID Tbhe' grain nils
and I'd al their contents that aif could not BE
removed have b lsset,t burned BY their
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has hard time Of IL, Z The Germans
IS France are under his sproteotion,
Every German Who Is arrested under
provisions 81 tho recent proclamation 81
Gen. Troohu, demands Il once to be
taken before Minister Washburne fol
, examination. .sss 4 i.s.s'
No American has yet been captured
s 4 spy, while ten out 81 every dozen
Enplishmen have bcen, arrested. s. s.- &
The Telegraph says that tue Amerl-.
cans do not travel, while Englishmen
Do With their chests Of plate. The
former carry their Colts and diamonds
il il their vest pockets and chiggnons. s.
at, I. is ] ,. certain that McMahon does
not mean 20 fight for some dayr.
BRussEIs, Aug. 80. stenay vim
be re,occnpFlied h .he z russians. 81
b, Belgian sl troops left this morning for.
French frontier. q n, &.
a speeial eapondent writes from
the Crown Princes headquarters e
Ligny On the. 24th 0 $50 Z.
This g = great day il the campaign.
Eof the 30 army. The King, Moltks1
and Bismarck hare .rriyed. The
streets have ben, clicked With b..
sypsiaa troops from mosning, until ~
i. tn ttaslools - xord i g ,ll-
ward = Parisg 1lfaatJ, essally I'D
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LITnRARY NOTICES.

g ~
September opens with an excellent story
contributed by Mary Hartwell, entitled
"a Daughter Of lshmaeps." The vnri-
Gus departments possess their usual in
tsrest. T. s. Arthur & Sons, publish
Eass Philsdclphia.
The Children 5 Hzou, for septem-
Dor is beautifully illpatsated, aud mum.
bersI among its'dbnnibueers the names
Of Kate Sutherland Ada; N, Kenniqott,
Clio Stanley, and othars. equally well
[qa.fffeal E,i IL please s children. q s,
! 1 asx | pqsEaf Sons publishers. Philsdel,
:: Demofests EMort1y, for, handsome
Typography, heightened literature, and
6rst-class illustrations, is not excelled
BY any other. The September number,
just issued, is fully up to its usual
standard. w. Jennings Demorest,
publisher, New York., ii zE.sea sasGz i
~ -Demorest's Young America is on
our table, and We find it, as ever, good.
The chrome Of the Baltimore Oriole
makes the present number especially
attractive. w. Jennings Demorest,
Publisher, New York. Il g@% sdu" aTa@
aa Tho September l2;ivper,,iads Gets ooui
with oil sails flying in its frontispis,,ce,,
which represents a barque "0utward
Bound" the tug JUST leaving her Al.
dersoo gives onesof his stories in biz
best vein, "The Most Extraordinary,
Thing'it Sicallsd ;zsksre' .ssro two ~, .,
three 'se.spieces,2 and 'otne ii sport ii,
ePnirie- heaa Shooting 30. Hurd Il i
Houghton, pqblishers3New Y ,rk:.'a1,S.
s AHhe Ms.ts,,,,. eMon,l.hly7 for seIpttesmn::
Def concludes tie SERIAL NThass RolliniI
Stone" WA: sCrotfnntt, formerly 81 81
Mhhesot.;,' tributes al .sble1 a article
on, "1s War necessary 7" "The two
|great powers Ut ths fatdre' 5aafss1 consid.
|iersd'topBe tie United States and Rus.
SO: s7s"Tbs Spanish American, bur.
le.que;;' Crossing tho Rio Grande;;'
f"Legend Of Federal Bottom )" &c., are
! included. With the October humble,
the magazine will be enlarged, and the
priceTrdiscd to 49,, IL Western IL Monthly
OK; publishers, Chicago. "IA -: 'So' zs:''Ss
III the 4aahtiiat: for, tbe, 'e current = y,
month, G.S. Hillard gives extracts from
srhe English Notes !fbd VI 81 Nat4anial
Hawthorne" Kate Field writes ,a : q
lively Of Feohterr, tie great = actor and
versatile genius; Chapter TX. Of Bay.
ard Taylors SERIAL Joseph and and bis
friends is unusually good; Longfellow
gives 4 "H andful of Tranalatiioin1ls, !" and
there ars 51 sesyerat short ,anpd ana s Confined
svaies, making altogether very very e. 4:
cellent number. pm Fields, 0sRoeo,d & e.,
publishers. Boston. ID 8 s'9I*'1 t'' vs.
11s ss.f bee tive tven'ty ei
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=. Il
snffaia - aa gay5 aas7sssst .es.s.a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09

-Hsflef Lffelf In IN

tlo mnaualy ID PfeBdenf
l.m tn esiI lpugtt 10 Mod
the lrd uis pu.4 pa occupied 10
lla apw b. the fr,bpats grcat
plaumple Villain thr marth ~
ltsanrl vas over and Tie shades off
night bal altered over tbe wdt,~
the nations .tately Treasury bu
ding was strung with illnmiuat oos
Gorgqop eoIorcl lisll ii kerodou
the outsids aai miuetad rainbow
hne. ntlie dnshing fountain -rra,
The Gy ball progressed within.
splendid ouoggl fora oyal icto, and
cvcrl avenue 20 ulc T~crpsicorcan
hull, was uended almost 70 sulloea
ton. But the clcmout4 were uu.
propitious, suddenly it turned
very cold, the lowering clowds gath.
cred blacknoss, which eliminated
in inky folds just over the building.
Gusts of wind blew ont the outside
lights, and towards day break in all
this elemental fury there was a sud-
den rush for home, Greeley stood
transfxed on u stairway, between
a crowd of women on either side
and there he was in one position,
unable to move for two long hours.
He was trying to get possession Of
his old white oyevcoat Jeff IN q dis
tant room. The reporter said that
he would MS soon expect Q bullet
from a rosebud, ~ ~ oath from the
lips Of Horace, but lie. ayerred that
upon this occasion, the old philos
opbor ,sYore misccllaneously ,and
yocilcrously, Only 70 think thai
the old man who pridcd himself
; uponhis learning, and was thcquiut
! escencc Of dignity ,tosce him block
i, AIDED and ba1caded by feminine
! silks, laoes, and all other gew-gav
of a metropolitan rcvel. In all hi
life, we suppose, he had not been il
? a situation SO Likely 70 make a ma
' swear. 1t was agravating in tn
= extreme, and let Us hopet that whe
the recording augeltook his pom t
= tfansMibe il in the book Of accuse
y tion, that he dropped q tear on tn
3 record, and blottnd out forever.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09

# aa law OF nature that oil mat
ter h composed NJ atoms, which
unite and form the wllolc No mau's
character "a formed Of little thing
Temptations which the Best Of u.
are poHcrlcsA to %rcslst great troub.
les, few triumpts md many defeats
Trulya good character is likc"silycr
purified scych times o'rc"-as 'arc
a. black diamonds" cur associates,
our mind monitors, our books, our
school life, our home life, our men
tai discipline unite to form our char
aeter. We need CAREFUL training
to prepare MS Tor LIES conflicts. IL
he battle Of life no victory is aoll-
ieved by the undicipline soldier
The courage that sustalns defeat
and Is mcrciiul in victory, must be
born OF many trials, and tempered
py the reliance upon the devine
Arm that u~pholdeth the just In
the earliest years, when the mind
will easily yield to the moulding
hand, the formation of character,
should begin. Implant in the minds
ofthe young reverence fortheIruth
and honest scorn for that which il
base and mean, set belorcthcm The
examples Of the great and good
and their youth viii be upngth ant
1honorablc-rthcir manhood q bles
sing to society lr5iaJ #it H lsa
Would Washington have bael
the noble example BIO was but 10
his mothers training? Who doc
not remembel the touching incidcr
a. related Of lA4 childhood! Doc
!. any one dream That his great SOL
y was calm Because the wave Of pa
d. sion never disturbed NJ ALI No
thathoTy calm which stamped itse
'e indclliBly upon his face was ther
y suit ofliis moIher's teaclings--hl
o fathers admonitioh and His own e
% forts. Would CAESAR, OF Napoleon
io have looked down on the childrc
y Of succeeding ages from the PROV
at e,ninuncc wbiMi trey attaincd,--'
: the immotal S~hakspear, Clay, We
e. stcr NJ Morso have stood upOn II
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-09
CEDRCN BITTERS.
mir Authentic Documents.
Arkansas Heard from.
Testimony OF Medical Men.

Stony Pint, White Co. Ark, May %, 'GG.
pa JouN BubL-Dear Sir. Last February,
was IN Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some Of your sarsaparilla and cedron Bitters.
Mysop-in-law, who was with me in The store
has been down. with rheumatism forsome time.
commenced on the Bitters, and soon found his
general health improYea; ta1f.l
Dr.. Gist. Who has been. in Bad health, tried
them and he also Improved. 4
DE-. Coffee, who has been in bad health for
several years-stomoch ard iiter afecied--he
improved very much BY The use q your Bittcrs.
Indeed, the cedron Bitter. have given YOU great
popularity in this settlement, think could
sell great quantity Of your medicines this
falls specially YOUR cedron Bi'tcrs and Sarsn-
@pariils. sbip ne Va Memphis, cire " Rickett
( yatIr Respectfully.
e. r.. WALKER.
Prepared Is pg. Jouy Brttat ni Laar''' r5
.. 70 1881. f4