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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-29

"A cheap edition Of "Greeley in '72'' can
DO ordered Of the New England News Co.,
Boston, At the rate Of 81 per hundred cop
les. 1t is . good campaign document.
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SEElAL NOTICES.
GonfAasiAna AZ m InYalid.

Copfesslons Of IN Invalid.
Published ~ warsing sr the benefit Of young
men and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility
Lon Il Manhood, etc.,, supplying
TIE MEANS OF SELF CURE
Written BY one Who cured himself, sltss under
going Considerable quaskerv, and ss1t Tree on re-
csiviag post paid dirsetsd savs'o1s.
Address NATBAN1L NAY4AIR, Brooklyn NY
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Rhodes & Spencer are selling the best
accordeons at lower prices than they can
be bought at any other place in the STATED
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RAcss.-Ths trot between Prince and
Farmer Boy, for parse Of $500, which
has been postponed several times on 40,
count Of the rain, will take place on the
Driving Park track on Saturday afternoon,
September 7th. Trotting will begin at 2
Observation-Disclosures, so cents no extra
charge for carriages. This trot is exciting
connoefso's interest," ~
f Amatch hiss been made for q trot on the
18th Of October, on the same track, for .
purse Of $500, between Biddy, owned by
Jos. Ducotts, Of Belle Prairie, and Mime
sofa Chief, owned by NJ. LaFond, Of Little
Falls. A forfeit Of 500 has been put up.
Both horses are now at the Driving Park
under training Of Mr.. Woodmansee.
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-Ysung Man Bush has what you want
or ought to want-engsgenent rings.
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For groceries, 20 70 .Boyd's.

Cabbage md eodhsh, potatoes and TO-
natoss, q and bslew:: COS, g Carts gre
osry. sz
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UNION ScHooL.-The fall term of the
Union School will commence on Monday,
Sept. I'd. All pupils who purpose attend
ing the school should be present at the
commencement of tho term that they may
be properly classified, thereby, saving an
noyanee to themselves and the teachers
The following corps Of tesohers have been
secured for the ensuing year. .s~.....
D. W. Sprsgue, Grammar Department.
Miss Emma Hartman, LIST intermediate.
Miss Ada Dam, - =: ~ I'd s. -.
Miss Lis1ie Barnes, Sd g u -
Mis- Maggie Barnes, LIST Primary.
Miss Jenni Owen. "a !"
Miss Miami Tolnan, Sd Hsr =
Miss Fanny McGaushsy, 4th 90 ',
| d. W. sPRAaUE, Principal
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TaE MARKET .


ST. CLOUD, Aug. 20, 1872
Buyers offer 8Oa85c for new wheat: old I,
81. 90 per bushel.
Oats Csc.
Corn, 45c.
Flour 1t retail-XXXX $500; xxx
$3.50; Xxx $500 per barrel; At whole
sale, 50 cents per barrel less.
Fesd-$l.s6 per ewt.
Cornmsal-$l.36.
shorts-$l.0o.
Bren-60c.
Eggs-Very scarce ct 15c.
Butter 10 scarce and in better demand,
thougd without any special change in
prices-15s18o.
Potatees-New, plenty, 1t 25a4oc pc,
bushel
Green .pples-$45o per barrel; 500 pr
peck.
Peaches Sd. 50a$2.o0 per box loo per
quart.
Cranbsrries, $2.5os$3.oo per bushel.-
The supply promises to be largo.
Onions-76cs$l 90 per bushel.
Aoney-25asoc per pound.
Grspes-26c per pound.
Vegetables Of all kinds are plenty.
Beans, 81 25a$l so per bushel.
Cheese-122al5o psr pound.
Maple suzar-15s2oo per pound.
Hsy-$6A6 per ton.
Wool-Uawashsd, ssas6c; washed, 60a
$50.
Beef-On foot, 8as}o; retailing, 8a12}c
per pound.
Vsal-se dressed; retailing, l0al2lo per
pound.
Autton-en foot, 50; retailing 1os123e
Per pound.
Pork-6}e dressed; retailing, 10al2}c
per pound.
nsss pork, SIS per barrel.
AlIwAux.s, Aug. %.
Whsst-$l 2ofsr No. l.
Oats-27s.
Corn-8oe.
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Thirty river drivers, to work on Platte
River. Highest wages paid. Enquire Of
-. DAVIS, BEAL & co.
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BARGAIN Kerr & Collins have . Sec
oad-hand ''Tornado'' threshing machine,
all complete and in good order, which will
be sold gerry cheap.
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Sugar cured hams, Ut

Whoever would save money should
read what the new Stewart Stove has done.
Greatest econ0mizer out.
IF you want to see q
lively time, just call at
II. SteinburE's. between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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Fred. Schultz while trying to separate
to quarrelsome dogs, was severely bitten in
the palm Of his right hand by one Of the
CANNES. A bystander remarked that the
dog ought to be killed for fear he might 60
mad" Fred said II don't see what the
dog has got to be mad about"
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For groceries, 70 to Boyd's.

- The name Of the town site Of Dayton
! - bean changed to Red River Pans. 81 :
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For groceries, 20 TO Boyd's.

During the hot days there has been .
rush to Frank Davis for his splendid ice
cold lemonade. Free lunch is served every
day at O'clock.
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- See advertisement Of dwelling house
in Clearwater and farm q Silver Creek for
sale. :, = s....:75 e ,+.- . 7. - .
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The st. Cloud JOURNAL 10 now pub.
lishsd In new building erected and owned
by the editor. TIN JOURNAL 10 one Of our
best State exehauges.-FiInore County Re-
px6 lean. - f~@.f: &s -:
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FAIss DEl1oAo1.-Ths friends Of those
who arc troubled with bad breath, and
through over sqesmishness, dislike to re-
fer to it, commit positive and cruel mis-
take. especially if they are aware Of the
merits and the great efficacy Of the fra
grant Sozodont. This is the true and only
remedy for the difficulty there is NO val
id excuse for o bad breath now.
spaulding's Glue mends everything.
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For groceries, go to Boyd's.

Reynolds Grain Measure saves one
mans labor, and all the grain.
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sPouSD-A bracelet which the owner can
have BY calling At n. G. TolnAn L Co..,
and proving property, 49, ;.... .>.s1%
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We are indebted to the Zanes for the
type Of the county fair premium list.
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Tho ties th.t connect business mel
with the puhlic-Advertise. !
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Nor1cI.-DAvis, Real 8 Co. will pay Ii,
highest cash price for I'll kinds Of grain.
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The best wagon in use is the White
water wagon for sale by -. ,.>:.
Ga0YrRHOR.
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best paint is the cheapest. The
Enamel paint is the best. ? n
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-Gen. Morris, Chief Engineer of the St.
p. 4 P. r. r. Co. was in the city on sstur-
day. He gave notice to DsGrsff & Co. not
TO run their construction trains east Of the
Is mile post, which is At tho st. Cloud
depot.
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I Ho:sas - pasture 4 The Trottiag Park.
Ss s9 $s..... D. D. WooDxAn SIR. E
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the Presbyterian sewing society will
meet with Mrs. Thos. Jones, next Thurs
day, Sept. 9Th.
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Tho travelling correspondent Of the
Minnesota Josrnal Of Consweres found 1t
The little town Of Monticello = good hotel,
20 thing 90 essential to the comfort Of vis-
TORS" :. Hs could not ssy ~ much for 81.
: Cloud, when here.
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Concert tomorrow, evening at the
Congregational church.
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One Of the finest stocks Of dry goods
in the market is at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Call and examine his stock Of light goods
or summer wear. Prices away down.
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h llEAL EsTATH TRANsEERs.
Repatriation THE JOURNAL By Zohn Zapp
Esq, Register Of Deeds.

4 =, Z. r. Ff f.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending Aug. 24tll. 1874
Conrad Hisserich and wife to Bernard G err
ding for swq seq SEQ 81 T l25 r SO Y
and nwq NEG sec 6 7 l24 R 33w $500
Isaac P. Lambert to Charles H. Boobar for
lot s blk. IA in Town OF Sank Centre
John Stranger to Adam Stanger for 81 swq
sec 10 Il l24 r GOV $500
Mary B. Tway and husband to Joseph s.
Cox for lot 0 blk IS in A. A. Browns
addition to st. Cloud ,... 800
II. F. Peterson TO Benjamin E. Tosier for
lot s blk go in Bowes add to st. Cloud
Lucas Kells and wife to Adams Bassett Tor
81 ueq sec 7 T 1876 r 44w $500
David n. Holcombe to G. G.. s. F. Herber-
ger for 81 swq and swq swq SEQ 9 T 126
R29w $500
Alexander Moore and wife to jacob Row
oil for lots 9 and 10 blk. 20 in Town Of
Sank Centre =" $3.50
Barth Schneider and wife to Nicholas Krs-
mer for VI lot 16 in neg SEQ SO T 124 r
saw $65
Francis McCusick and wife to Lucien B.
Niles for seq hwy and neg swq SEQ 20 7
l28 R 28w 500
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-Messrs. Pickit & Abbott, Of Fergus
Falls, formerly Of this city, have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. J. Picket continues in
the business.
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f-solid gold ssts, in oil the new styles
: : ~ =: = r. BpsH's.
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The blackberry crop has proved rath.
or failure this year. :
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-"Uncle Reub." Richardson turns up
sgain as President Of tho Stevens County
Agricultural Society.
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Mrs. Annie sauderson is one Of the
teachers In the Winena Normal School.
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For groceries. 60 to Boyd's.

The Sank Centre Herald says that G.
Hutehius, Of Westport, threshed sls
bushels Of rye from seven acres Of ground
........A two years. old child Of s. D. But
Ter, of Grove Lake, attempted to swallow q
green bean, which lodged in his throat
His mother made every possible effort to
relieve him. but he died in thirty minutes.
CONSUMERS OF TEA-Will find 1t to their
interest to buy that put up in canisters. Fla-
Dor and strength are better than teas retailed
from chests, and parties buying them get
better tea for the same money and good
canister in addition. sell these teas en-
tirely upon merit, and if not satisfactory
after trial, they can be returned, Sold
only by. J.R. BENNETT.
"A new dish is grape leaves fried in
egg batter. 1t is called French dish, and
is imported from Lake Mahopso. We can't
think Of anything that would be more de-
licious than fried grape leaves, unless it
might be circus poster on toast.
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"A ssveutssn.yssr-old reostsr died late.
y in Aobils.-ExeAangs. F.,
We think ~ recently purchased lie e.
der brother Of IN innoosnt-fsssd DEALER
Lesstvias, It tasted that Wy.
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---Draught aud driving horses for sale at
Herberts livery stable.
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Hines has painted . sign for J. How
ard, representing the interior of his meat
shop. Ill.,
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Tobacco is raising, but Paul Mocksn-
haupt is still selling at the old prices.
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-F For eheap and good plows 60 70 Lahr's
IS u selling out. sss.. - ~.@s5..
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WANTED.

I -Drsught and driving horses for sale
at Herberte livery stable. i.sgizsr f .@$;
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For groceries, 70 to Deyd's. !:
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n; The best violins are bought Of Rhodes
g Spencer. =, IS. : d. .: .5:= =
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u. PAUL 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD
le52. summer T1As Table. 1s5S

sr. CLOUD, Of. PAUL ; AINNsAPot1s'
Leave st. Cloud 40 . N 2.6O p n
Arrive ct St. Paul ll.0o m 7.l5p N
do Minneapolis 1o.45 q 6.4S P N
sr. PAUL / MINNEAPOLIS TO q. CLOUD.
Leave 81. Paul $50 . n 4 As p n
do Minneapolis 8.46 . m 500 , Z
Arrive St. Cloud LOOP \ SIS p m
Passengers going to And fron Niansap.
plis change cars a the Junction.
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An elegant stock Of Wedding presents
has just been received ct Bush's Jswslfy
Store.
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-Threshers in stearns and Wright
counties can obtain Reynolds celebrated
Grain Measures Of Joseph Winslow. In
quire at the Fletcher House, 81. Cloud.
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FoI sALs.-The undsrsigned Offers Tor
sale "Opera Hail. saloon. This 10 . we'll
known and popular stand, and offers
good Inducements 10 parties who may de-
sire to purchase. Terms reasonable. !.
r. VIHC8NT.
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No grain scattered by measuring, IL
you uss Reynolds Pstent Measure. ", Z.
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--Ren,mbsr tie Concert tomorrow
evening. s,;;G2 ..ss5ss~4a.'9 - f
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il ~ Tho Circulation OF The Journai
. DOUBLE thst OF any sthsr paper
PablisAsdln Noxthsrn Minnesota. Let
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Mr.. F. Vincent left at our Office yes
terdsy nice pair Of prairie Chickens
When Fred goes hunting the chickens know
there il no use in trying to gst away, 20
come right up and crawl into his game bag
Fact.
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-Chsff can be kept out Of tho grain BY
using Reynolds Patent Measure. It tai
lies itself and il always correct.
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READ, EVERYBODY.

J. ". Tenvoorde will sell oil kinds Of
spring and summer goods, for the next six
ty:dsyb AT COST, il order to make room
for his fall and winter stock. You never
had 80 good : chance TO set frst:elas.
goods It bargains. Gall 1t Tepvoorde' 9.
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Valuation as equalized by the
Personal property taxable ........". is5'7oo
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Mr.. Perkins Russell, formerly Of this
city. has been awarded by Indian Agent
Smith, . contract for building forty houses
for the White Earth Indians.
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do not buy your crookery without first
going to Paul Mookenbarpts. Hs has
large stock and il selling cheap. 30.
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DIED.

Remember, Joseph Winslow manufac-
lures Reynolds Grain Measure.
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"A boil, weighing 2l60 pounds, Was re-
eeived here this week for church At st..
Nicolas, near st 10.
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1sas steas!!., tsss H.! the place to
~ hs best u ct RussuL1's. b.
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Last year the total real and per-
sonal valuation was...-.......... 55s,ses
Showing an increase during the
past year Observation-Disclosures. $12s. 1893
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groceries, go to Boyd's.
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The best Anoks shingles, made BY the
St. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
TenYoorda'a =.
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watches, at
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Tho Board Of County Commissioners
viii meet on next Tuesday.
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PEACHES by tho case, quart and box.
at RUsS1LL'S.
Go to Boyd's for groceries.
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~. Geo. 7, Rowell& CO., 40 Park Row..
New York, and 8. N. Ps.tengi ll& Co., 81
Park Row. New York, are the sole agent
for Tbs JouRsAL. In that city, and are au-
thorixedto contract for inserting advertise
meats for us at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
Give their fAvors with either Of tho above
b uaes, e.. n ~.
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WANTED.

Dated Aug. 70, 1872.
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thlue OF JUL
buildings. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 230. 345
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INFLURNCR on NRWsPAPERs.

A school teacher, who has been en-
gagged for q long time in his profess
sion, and witnessed the influence Of n
newspaperupOn the minds Of family
of children, writes IS follows:
81 have found it to etheuniversal
fact without exception, that those
scholars of both sexes, and VI All ages
who have access to newspapers at
home, when compared to those who
have not, are:
/. Better readers, excellent in pro-
nunciation, and consequently read
more underatandingly,
2. They are better spoilers, and de-
fine words with ease and accuracy.
8 They obtain a practical know
ledge of geography in almost half the
time It requires Of others, as the
newspapers had made them acquain-
ted with the location of the impOr-
tant places Of the nations, their Gov
srnments and doings on the globe.
4. They are better grammarians for
having become 50 familiar with every
variety Of style of newspapers, from
the common place advertisement to
the finished and classical Grafton Of
the statesman, they more readily
comprehend the meaning of the text,
and consequently analyze its eonstrue-
ton with accuracy. @
5. They write better compositions,
using better Language, containing
more thoughts more clearly andmore
conneetedly expressed.
Those young men who have for
years been readers of the newspapers
are always tsking the lead in the de-
batting societies, exhibiting more
extensive knowledge upon greater
variety of subjects, and expressing
their views with greater hueney,
elearness and correctness in theuse of
language.
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THE CHRONICLE
MY GRISDNIMKA.
M sally A. BhoCK.

RY SALLY A. BKoCK.
She tells me she Jsas llandsome once, .
Her eyes Ike Jewels bright.
II The snowy locks UPON her brow
As teIty Is ne night
Aud DER her polished shoulders feh
A shower Of raven curle;
Her lips were OF the coral hue,
Her teeth twin ows Of pearls.
The roses ON her youfhfal cheeks.
Like those that blush IN June.
When sky and EARTH and sea, and afr,
To beauty al att1ne;
Her form . sculptor's model rare,
More gloffous than her 1a &c, 49,
While cen her slightest gesture vas
The very soul OF grace.
Her voice in tone as softlyrcleRr
ASsong-birdS liquid note,
When waves OF richest melody
ON summer 8ephyrs noats
fkn0E sttstrne for have hesrd,
D At timefthat slierWAs Hetf.
Tie country ronnd knew nonesE iair,
orscmy grandpa sid.
But now she's withessd, bentRnd old;
Her voice is cracked and shr1il;
Her trembling hands ui1npSt reiuAe
The mandates OF 1her Etll ::
HaF brow 1s,seanned by furrOWS deep,
HereyeS ma aim nmed Hud hlsar.
And often on their silvery fringe
There hangs crystal tear.
For She has seen, like autumn leaves,
Her dead around her fal1y .--l- g.
And followed % the enuKch=yard near
Full many q somber pail l4
And back HgAin 70 earth she has
HeT dearest treasures gixen== - o.
But, looking mp. she smiles aud says
nf'll see them all In heaven!'
And as bend above her head
And stroke her wintry hair.
Or stop to kiss her brow and cheeks,
So scanned with lines Of care,
feel that in my very socl
IWorship at her shrine.
And paw. 70 child Of mortal birth,
Hoinsse almost dlvinei
APpleton's Journal
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Endeavor to take your work quiet
ly. Anxiety and oyer-aetion are al
ways the cause of sickness and rest
lessness. We must use our Judge
ment to control our excitement or our
bodily strength will break down.
We must remember that our battle
Is to be won by q strength not our
own. It is battle that does not de-
pend upon the swift nor strong.
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TRUE FRIENDsHIP.-It is one of
the severest tests of friendship to tell
your friend OF his faults If you are
angry with a man, or hate him, IL is
not hard TO 60 to him and stab him
with words but to so love man that
YOU cannot,bear to see the stain Of sin
upon him, and to speak painful truth
through lovihg words-that is friend
shin. But few have such friends, our
enemies usually teach US that We are
at the point OF the sword Faithful
are the wounds OF friend. but the
Kisses Of an enemy are deeeitful."
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OURSELVES Toaequire a thorough
knowledge of our own hearts and
characters, to restrain every irregular
inclination, to subdue every rebellious
passion, to purify the motives of our
conduct, to form ourselves to that
temperance which no pleasure can
seduce, to that patience which no
afflietIon can Overwhelm, and that
integrity which no interest can shake;
this is the task which is assigned to
us-a task which cannot be performed
without the utmost diligence and
care.
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Notice is hereby given that the Com
11.1ssiOners o. Trnmbull County. Ohior will
receive sealed proposals up TO y O'clock M.
Of the Sd Gay Of July. lsT2, AT the Auditor s
Office OF said county. for the construction OF
a wrought Iron BTidgs Of one hundred and
sixty-f0ur feet span. with eighteen loot
roadway. across the NRhoning river 10
south past Of Warren city. The nooTfng 70
be tuo and one.halG inches thick, and eight
inches wide. 10 be laid dIagonally. The 5oiStS
10 he two and One-half Inches thick and
twelve inches wide. ana 10 be laid twenty
inches apart from center 70 center. Al the
lusn Der 10 be tire best o. live oak. The iron
TO be all we'll painted with two coats OF
mineral paint. al the materials 70 be or
the best quality. and the work TO be done in
the most thorough and work man
ner, and the bridge warranted In eyery
respect 70 have q sustaining power Of two
thsnsand pounds per lenial foot. The con-
tractor 10 give go0i and Sufficient security
for the performance OF the contract, and the
Bridge 10 be completed by the lst day Of
October. lsT2 The Comm issioners reserve
the right 20 reject any or all bids BIDS to
be made both with and without walks.
f. A. REED. .I..a
l. B. PAYNE. lE lar
CHAS- HAIRS HAtAN.
County Commissioners.
JAS. d. KENNEDY. Auditor.
June ), ls72-it.
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Farmers and others whose plum
trees are infested with the cureuliO,
sheGid soak corn eobs in sWeetened
water until thoroughly saturated, then
suspend to the limbs of the trees .
little while after blOssOming, being
sure to burn the eobs after the fruit
ripens, as they will be found full Of
insects. The plan is said to be effect
ual.