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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05

men ieu, miro BON ben 6errtn Ge|tsn
unp @uiQaume In &5ln beresfeQt unb
plrfte, tras ,eine D%tmenfouen onbelanot,
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$50 &ilometer erbaIten. Die einselnen
Stude iino q &ilometer lang SO Dill
limeter bid uno weroen porter nurb
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3uiammen9slest aus Z 2iBen su Z Drdb,
ten pom ca. 4 Wiuimeter Dtde. Die
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fortaelhrittsn, raj nod in risltm Sabre
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meroen fam.
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aus Deutltlano - Die 6ammcnia -
bradte ntdt wenieer ol5 ubsr 1000 palz
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met ben Nuden ~ tpeppen, an cie unirtz
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meniser na6 fortbeiteben n nur nod
ft@ felblt re3ieren, 10 wurce ie meniafene
Cen in unlerer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
auseelpro@enen @rnnoioB bemabrbeiten,
oab pie 9ueue auer 3eaterun9aeewalt
oeS Gon(en5 Der Ne9terten
lei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05

- 0te OlunulD pal III 2Gleu OCu>
i1dnpi9 amerifoniae prcporsionen an
osnommen !; t~aulenp 3tegel, Die oer jebn
Sabrfn nod % @ulpen t%olteten> folten
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Aftien> al5 ;eitaem1be6 unternehnen,
por&iialiae @eldd!!e MAIDEN.
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Dieuae een 0a:,en.
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Deulhlono erboute Yansereo1oftte cs1
foi1erliden marine, ,,5anla" lief oe1era
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ben.
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Gus Mrr6bere miro unterm 2. Hcrem5
bet oela1ieten ~prins Griecri6Wube!m
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

: - - ~
Mrs.. Flora White, well-known in the
fhshionable world forty years ago, was
ono of the most beautiful accomplished,
elegant cad attractive women OF her day.
She was tho daughter Of Gen. Adair, Of
Kentucky, and her first husband was
Joseph n. White, tho second delegate
sent to Congress from the territory Of
Florida. Highly educated, full of gen
ius, and with the manner and bearing Of
. queen, her society was courted by the
most elevated circles in Washington,
New Orleans, New York Baltimore
and Boston. She was q brilliant CONVEX
sationalist ready and effective at repair
tee, and sincere, warm-heartcd gentle
woman Of the most gracious and gener-
Gus impulses. On one of her visits to
Rome she was presented to the Pope.
"Kneel, my daughter" said he, as she
stood erect in her imperial grace before
him.
Gall kneel to me except the daughters
of sovereigns."
al am Princess in my own right,
your holiness" she replied.
How can that be when you are an
American born ?"
ain my country the people are sove-
reign, and am daug hter of the peo-
pie" .
The Pope smiled gracious assent, re-
joining: "Then receive an old mans
blessing"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
lltsrarp.

: Unquestionabty the best SUSTAINED Work Of the
Kind ia the World"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

"Jenny," said landlady to her help
the other morning, "Jenny, was there
any fire in the kitchen last night while
you were sitting up?" "Only just a
spark, ma'am," was the reply. The
landlady looked suspiciously at Jenny,
but the innocent girl went on scrubbing
and humming "Katy Darling"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

dred and two dollars Hare it IL Nov
yuu own this furnitare and arc to have
this shop rent tres six month"; longer,
snd aflsr to-day you ne to charge the
regular price for work, for your pay
from me stops to-day.
This of course the barber gladly as
scented to- FL ;
"But, said the old man, on leaving,
stake care you never cheat o man by
charging ten times the usual price for .
shave; for it may be another 'old Billy
GibbOns." ess.s1 ser
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

A little boy who went to church Vas
cautioned 70 remember the taxi, which
was Why stand - all the day idle
Go into my vineyard and work and
whatsoever is right will pay thee."
JOHNNY came home and Wa asked to re-
peat the text He thought over it .
While. aad thAn csied o1k: Wha& Gye
Fttnad rosad Asse Aein pul1n 1aff 90
iAto my harvard and work, ana m
nake tko1selAgw&h DUGsEs<ss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12


The Wisconsin Journal Of Education
gives seven maxims for teachers, which
are worthy Of consideration
Never te.cn what you don't quite
kHow. Never tell . child what You can
make him tell you. Never give = piece
OF information without asking for it
again. Never use q hard word if an
easy one will convey your meaning, and
never use any word at all unless you
are quito sure it has . meaning to con-
vey. Newer begin an address or les
son without . clear view 70 its end.
Never give An unnecessary command,
eae which You do not mean to see obey
ed. Never permit any child to remain
in the class, even for one minute, with.
out having something TO do, and . mo-
tive for doing it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
An Arkansas Letter.
DOVER, ARK, Oct. 8, ms

DOSEk, AKA, OCt. ., lOGS.
My Dear Boy: The double-barrel
that you sent came safely to hand, and
was only shol at once while 1 was carry
ing it home. Bill Slivers popped at me
from behind the fence as l was passing
his house, but | had loaded the two,
shooter as soon as got it, and he didn' I
jump up from behind that fence bu,
once.
am glad one of the barrels is q rifle, as
l needed it for long range practice. The
other I can fill with buck shot, aud can
riddle aman nicely at close quarters
L mean to try both barrels on those
Jets when l meet them. You see, old
man Jet stole mule from us in the
war, and when it was over pap laid for
him and killed him. Then niger Tom
Jet, as we called him-the black faced
0nc-he laid for pap and plugged him.
Then l picked a fuss with Tom and cut
him into jiblets, and since that time his
brother Sam has been laying for me. |
know it is his turn, but / think my
a...nl"-harrel will prove too much for
him. If you want to see ,un come
down and bring rifle. 1t don't make
any difference which side you belong to
and isn't necessary even to join the mi
iitIa. 1t Is easy to set up agruge against
somebody, and all You have to do is to
lay for your man and knock him over.
Behind my pig pen is one Of the sweet
est hiding places know of, and it is so
handy! A good many people come
within range in a week, and man can
pass his time right pleasantly.
/ wish You would send me catalogue
OF Sunday-school books, with the prices,
If there are any in St. Louis. If we can
get them on time we will take a lot of
books. l am Superintendent of the
Baptist Sunday-school now, and am run
ming it under full head Of steam. Old
man Buyers, who was turned out is right
mad about it, and swears he will chaw
me up but he will chaw lead if he don't
keep clear of me.
My wife wants to know if You can't
send her o set of teeth without her
getting measured forthem. Her TWEEN
ty-fve dollar set was busted all to fin.
1ers by pistol shot that went through
her mouth; but it didn't hurt her
tongue. Write soon to your friend and
oard.
P. S-That sneaking, ornery cuss,
sam Jett, crept up last night and shot at
ne through the window, but he didn't
happen to kill any body except nigger
girl. l mean to go for him, though, to-
hay will be glad Of . chance to try tho |
louble- barrel.-.S Louis Democrat.
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"a Repository Of Fashion. Pleasure, and In.
str1setion."
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

NOTICES
The Aosur ID etiisrd with contribution Of tact aud
talent that seldom nn In journal and the
itself the organ of the great wori Of fashion,
Bossos Traeeiier.
The Ba.ar commends itself to every member Of the
househoi-to the Children by dro aud pretty pictures
To the youag ladies' by IFS fashion plates in endless
chirn' Clothes p,s<yamsltoA by its tasteful de-
signs for embroidered slippers and Injurious dressing
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Judge Ray, temperance lecturer, in
one of his efforts made the following hare
hit at moderate drinkers."
"All these who in youth acquire 6
habit of drinking whisky, ut forty year,
Of ago will be total abstainers or drunk
ards. No person can use whisky fol
years with moderation. If there is 9
person In the audience before me whose
experience disputes this, let him make
it known. l will account for it, or &C
knowledge that I am mistaken" s
A tall, large man arose, and folding
his arms across his breast, said:
az offer myself as one whose expert
ence contradIcts your statements"
=" Are you a moderate drinker?"
Z" am"
elbow long have you drank in mod
GRAFTON !"
aForty years."
"And you never was intoxicated!"
"Never."
Well" remarked the judge, scanning
the subject from head to foot, "your,
is a singular case, yet think it is east
~ accounted for. 1 am reminded by i.
of a little story. A colored man1with q
loaf of bread and bottle OF whisky
sat down to dine, On tho bank of clear
strerm. In breaking the bread he drop
ped some crumbs into the water. These
were eagerly seized and eaten by the
fish. That Circumstance suggested to the
darky the idea Of dipping the bread into
the whisky and feeding it 10 them. 1,
worked well. Some of the fish ate il
and became drunk, and Aoated helpless
ly upon the surface. In this way h. Ell
silly caught large number. But in the
stream WAS glare fish, very unlike the
rest 1t partook freely OF the bread and
whisky.swith no parocptihle effect. II
was shy OF every effort Of the darkey to
take it. He resolved to take it a all
hazards, that he might learn its name
and nature. He procured q net, and
after much effort caught the fish, carried
it to o colored neighbor, and asked his
opinion in the MATER. The other sur.
veyed the wonder : moment and then
said: "Sambo, understand dis case
dis fish is a muilct head, and it amt got
any brains" "In other words" added
the Judge" Alcohol affects only the
brain, and Of course, those having none
may drink without injury" The storm
of laughter which followed, drove the
g" moderate drinker" from the house.
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Win ind It to their interest to examine NJ goods On
prices before buying elseWhese.
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HarpeI.'s Magazine.

NOTICES THE PRESS.
The cvrr-incrrisng circulation Of this excellent
monthly proves its continued adaptation to popular de-
sires ami needs. Indeed, when we think into how
many a0Ilcs il eneirates every month, We must COLI
stler the educators well entertainers
Ofc pubic mind for its yst popularity hiss been won
by appea; 10 STUPID pretjuic@s depIayed tastes
-B0Ot0a Globe.
The character which this AaGasfse possesses for
rty, enterprise sr;Isic wealth, and literary culture
that has kept pace 18th, II ii has not led the Times
should its Conductors TO regard il with justiAble
complaccncy II also entities them To great claim
upon the public gratitude The Adgo:ins has done
sod and not evil all the days Of ITS life brooklyn
Ea0b.
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rke people were not long in ascertain.
Ing or slow ofavailing themselves of the
privileges of this establishment, and is to
not BE- wondered that it was crowded and
ARDeer deaerted. The other held out
sone weeks, suspecting this free shaving
for Bill kept his secret well-was but
dodge to SaticS customers away, who
would soon be charged a. usual, but
Whsn ct the end of six weeks, he found
1lly working away - usual, charging
not cent for his labor and having mon,
y to spend in the bargain, he came to
The eoncluslon he mlst have drawn q
Prize In the lottery, or stumbled upon .
gold mine, and was keeping barber shop
,DkteA, 90 be closed his shop in despair.
Meanwhile, Bill Harrington kept on
- buey as bee, and ono fine morning
his employer steppedln, and without =
word sat down and Vas shaved on ris.
- 1pR bis seat he asked to see the
$3.50 l0f he past six months. The bar.
bsr exhibited it, and after q careful az.
Aaninatiop the old man said
pientY Of customers, eh ."
LOU 81 Gun, said Che latter; .nsv-
- did a1c6 =. b1sinese in my life ~
Vais teplied Heney Rage ayou
hase kept the Account wen. 90 have
I'D voa one hundred and twenty dol
nassFsyor Ssesieeeraal xightaad
s g jlsse h.sdre1 aid Affty dollars
80 dior shaxing IL tlak Applisd.;
zSD9 Is fGrnftlle co6t oae hun1f0d and
z - dldolernS belepsp&ss 30 oee has
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01
The Fire I'm baltimore Last Nigh,

THE TOTAL LOSS ABOUT l,n01..
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1-During the fire la-s
night az the wholesale warehouse of Drost s.
GORDON, 20 West Baltimore street; the whole tls
house OF HONsnder & Prechtel, al Joining on
the west, and Of Leonard Psssano, adjoining on
the east, were considerably damaged hy water
All three are heavy wholesale dealers in fancy
goods, toys. &c. The fire commissioner this
morning estimated the total damage 20 their
stocks at $40 eco, Of which Drost * Jordon pro-
baby lose $4,000. Their loss Is fully covered
by insurance in home companies, and 5000
each in Imperial, of London. and Internatisnai.
Of New York. The loss of Hollsnder x Prech-
tel and Leonard Passsno are not vet approNi-
mately ascertained, but they are fully covered
by insurance m New York aud home comma
MES. The building occupied by Drcst & Jordon
Is owned by Augustus j. Albert, and IVES dam
aged TO the extent OF 81 goo; insured in a home
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-01
Thie vicinity has inst heen visited h,r O. tor.a
The Yellowstone ExpedItfou.
PROBABLE ATTACK ON THE PARTY BY Hos
TILE INDIAge-RAID ON FERRY BOAT A

PROBABLE ATTACK ON THE PARTY BY HOS
TILE INDIANs-RAID ON A FERRY BOAT AT
THE CHEYENNE AGENCY.
CHICAGO, August IA dispatch from Fort
Sully, Dakota, received at Sioux city, yester-
day, says the Yellowstone expedition, which
was rendezvoused At Fort Rice for the purpose
OF guarding the surveying party of the North
ern Pacific railroad, was ready TO march on
the morning of the 18th of July, and undoubtedly
sailed at that time. The Indians are very hostile
1t is reported that they have fred into a herd of
cattle belonging TO the escort, near Fort Rice,
killing several head of cattle, but they did not
the issue day for beef at the Cheyenne agency
and many hostile Indians came in. They made
raid on ferry boat at the agency and the
military had to be called out TO recover il.
courier is expected to arrive at Fort Sully In
day or two, when the latest from the expedition
will be received.