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q.aE sCOLD.s BRIDLE.
Vsmsuty Hsrharism.


r, ,bci,nseum dcpar,mcn,oe the Pub
lie Library of Keuiucky there came an
;,.,,,ner, oe ,orturo which reaoct. N.
.,,L .l;.,,-,.o on ,,,nt;,d a. ,ho r,cl
Inc wheel or any Of those machine.
which crueltv invented for il. victims.
!, GA. a Lrisk or ,cold. birdie of the
k;nl u.cd years AGO in England and
Scotland s,r the punishment Of f,males
wb, were adiudyeI I, have made to,
free use Of the tongue. IL was dug from
the ground in our sister Stare of Tennes.
40, uhore bene,,h tho walls oc nm nm.
;nh,h;,ed hu;ld;uo !, had lain ,;r,o ou,
., Mind I, ho,rs ,ho r,., Of ,oor, o,d
mo do,h, anna IN ,h;. country with tho
o.rl;os, .o,,lorv pos.;blv some LORD os
crea,;o, WIN had . scolling x;sp in the
old world brouyht with him 70 the now
his v;xa,r;x and ;n.,rumcnt If control.
;,oh.r
I, oors;., of nm Iron hord 20 nae nm.
der tho chin AMI over tho ton mar, of tho
hal with n sbern cb;.sol.sb,ne1 nro;oc.
ton. extending two inches inwarjlv. IN
be inserted into the mouth IL was held
10 its place nv another iron hand extend.
ing round the hack mari of the head and
fastened with A paddock. When the in
strument WAS thus nut ON the scold her
to,ouo had IN ra.ajo IN tho hack mart of
her m.mtb and there remain ouiet ar he
cut IN p;cces bv the sbarpe edye of tho
iron nut there for that purpo.e To
sc,ld. or even to talk in this fix i impos.
ible. and the woman thus bridleJ had IA
Keen silence.
Wa, Bl,ck,ton, wrote bis o,.nen.
,erts was the law of E,yland that a
scoldip, woman was nuisance and he
could be in lic;el and p,ni.b,I nv win.
was known as the ducking .tool. Thu
wa, ki,Iof , c,arr, ca ,escJ
was fastened and in which .h. 0a, t.,.u
nIu,gaI ;nto the w,tar n o,,e., a.. !,
WA tboucbt bar -, ga,sas da.o,roJ
DR. plat who WRITE a h; for, q, Stat
fardsbir. orew eloouent hi. de.cr;n
tion of the brank and in yiyiny IL n,af.r.
ence ovcr the duckip, stoL n. .,id
the duck;,g stoo, Min, ,,;ve rho wono.,
cold and thus iniure Their be,ltb and in
addition tberc.o s,e could n a. her to,yua
durin, the i,t,rv,l. b.ty,.,, ,e du.L.
inc and ano,bar The hr,rl w,. oman
To none of tbe.e ob;ee,io "a in tho harmed
doctors op.n IN bnt was inst tho ,b;ng
for the work to he dime with
In shane the br,nk i. M. unlike the
birdie or halter used for mule. in mi.
country The striking difference !. in
the brank be;no e,t;relv of iron wh;.a
the br;dle of the mule !. of leather ex.
cent the hit The Engli.b ar Sco,ch
scola n,,st have ha., n t.,r;bIa animal
IN have reouired n br;lje entirely of i'm,
when IL IA known here that we On, han.
die mules with leather bal,ers
We should like to have seen the Eny.
lishmap or Scotchman or whoever he
was that brought tbi, instrument TO- orr
country Ifhe was a married man and,
this machine was used for his wife he
must have cut a ouecr 6gure with bisl
Xantippe and her bridle ON board the
vessel that bore the preciou, poir 10 the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-25

ACoSSECTTcyr merchant being asked
how he spent his evenings, replied; Al
night | store my mind, and during the
day | mind nv store"
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A LOUISVILLE Councilman recently
betrayed his knowledge of "ways that are
dark" by responding pass" when his
name was called ON voc.
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On a Western railway a brid Is said
to have handed her M rriage certificate
tothe conductor instead of her ticket and
suM Mortified to hear thai it was not good.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-25

A BANK of excellent meerschaum clay
has been discovered in Southern Califor-
MIA, and work nea are 10 be imported
from Europe to manufacture it into
pines,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-25

WHEN young man in church puts his
mouth cloe to his sweethearts ear, you
may re certain that either his voice is
weak or his head.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-25

The Lexington Press says that the
hemp crop is now generally harvested,
and conceded to be the finest ever raised
in Kentucky.
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Only 81 hours.

ihis IuH is Stone I'lt-fUl at entirely ffsr fr,n
thsl i"ing .pi-sl Ii the celebrated Nssng..s.
Ai.-tif 40, pr. uti7. a. s.ltti5 ut edit, ,n.
th' Huly aN rlil iu- Ietsrrn luui,silis aud To-
tiluttl
A4siug dirr.t connection rith all ,runs linz, fas
IN NUffh sud llsU
lics,is br sdc "sis IIui.ylu api - SHIRT D. t,''
a. ~ ti'.,ts III 81 iu DE. ~.utH nd ~outhSs-t
O. tlArlLlllt., sup o..
fAEhlN t'Hu'i Pc an Iit.si & ut
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The Shakers Of the South Union So
ciety have, says the Bowling Green Pan
tagraph, pumpkin-vine which measures
including branches, 474 feet. 1t bore
this year twenty-five pumpkins, which
weighed in the aggregate 1852 pounds.
The Shakers also have lilly Of the Nile
which may be regarded very remarka-
bic plant for this section. II has thirty.
eight leaves which grow directly from the
bulb, there being no main .talk. One OF
the leaves of this plant measures fifty
one inches long and thirty five inches
wi lie. the leaf stalk being six feet high.
They have also raised Brazilian sweet
potato this year which weighs fourteen
pounds. Ii is the largest ever raised by
them, and probably the largest in the
State. II has smooth surface and is
Numerically formed.
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An important question with regard tC
Texas cattle trade agiiating is the people
Of Atchison county, Kansas, whoare de-
termined that no more Texas cattle shall
be driven that way. In the vicinity Of
Lancaster total Of IA head of Kansas
fed cattle have died, and ffly-three art
sick, il is said, from disease contracted
from Texas cattle. The citizens Of Ian
easter have adopted resolutions setting
forth that, "in view of the loss We have
sustained and the difficulty of discrimi-
mating diseased from healthy cattle, to
suffer no Texas cattle whatever. to be
brought into or driven through the town
ship" and TO oppose any man for the
Legislature "who is not opposed n driv-
ing Texas cattle through this part of the
State at any season Of the year
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GEN. RoBERr T.. LEE's room at Lex
inston. Virginia, University is TO be ''toi-
ever untouched"
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EIIIsIliiSA!E9i
|I|iIII|lll!!!I|lgiI p.
GlElfI.


Siodo Toward offered 10 the PToPrlstoTs Of aAy
MEDICINE tIr ihTum1tism and Ncurllsa aide 10 pro
d1'c one utth ~ many gtnuIne curus made within
the stue period uf time a. r Filters Vegetable khsu-
mliic truei' tho tcutihn Prescription o an eini-
nrni elu,ai'' ply stefan, and tie only 'cable specific
ever discovered.
S20O0 Reward offered 10 an, Person proving
joe Y thtsr, v. u. tu 10 other than graduate ~
the celebrated diversity 81 IrnnsY lNania Ia lsi and
lvhtssor 81 chemistry aud iuNiuulogy.
$1,000 Reward 10 Ahy Chemist, Phy slrian, or
ilhers aide a. discover isif II Hittssl, Cob hrum,
Mercury, anything In uilus To the - stem Ia Or,
fillers khsumatic syrup
$500 Reward for am evidence that Dr. .. p.
llrf Inns uu iUvn particularly and successfully treat
ing khrumaiisu and Neuralgia, professionally sls-
calits r many yrirs. Curing ~ la every 100 treated
SEQ Reward for he game Of aRy preparstion for
rheumatism and Neuralgia warranted aud sold under
similar lru guarantee, sitting forth the eNatt number
of BATTLES 90 cure or return M" amount patti tr SAME
90 the patient iu ease ot allure tu cne. Iull d,serp-
by letter 90 Philadelphia. The guaruntes signed and
Stating quaniy tucurr " u BE- returned by mail with
adNiHr aud Instructions uihout any chaiEs, address
letters nr g. litler, O. siuth Fourth street. No
OTHER remedy b offered On such honorable lefls
On rheumatism Of any tnin pronounced durable,
that br. flrLEKs lliEIMA1lC SYRUP will not
cure The pnnui thai ~ Other sle ihc exists T. hnnd
In every community In parsons Afflicted ~ mshY years
sIsc ~ df eriif hs uoaifh6 H. o. H. ttlsrls N,get-
ahlr Rheumatic syrup s snld hy druegisis az q q per
N1tusslA httlss % o. Fail iuior.'atun, With CIR
cular containing ufenrt 10 ply sransi rsfl nen Ne,
stanford %u
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$40 Reward Tor ~ lane Of any prerarstIoa Tor

lirr has uH en particularly and successfully treat
ins rheumatism and Neuralgia pfuGass onay asa sls-
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OF Franklin, Kntucky.
10 Bee-keepers Everywhere:

Tie following po.ut- VI Nccllcnce con pii.,
.cw oi the many, that may lie truthful,
claimed lot my hive:
] !. II j. simpl, in cuns'ruciion. neat in az
B carancc and j. the most ca,ily uud,r.tuod an,
auaged movable comb frame live ever IN
cut,d
=. The only material required in it, con
tructiun j. - feet Of lumber the nails ncco.
arN To ias,en it together aud q few small SCRAPS
# wire cloth Ia cover ycntilatprs Nc,
or ", screw eve, hook aud eve. hinge, pivot
piece II tin. tin tube glas-, or other vGts fisiyt
'atciial j. used IN IT, constructor.
3 Wien properly uscd, IL l. tie coolest hiy,
o. summer anl a. warm "a the Waimesi ful
'intor use, Attending ample pro ,c;ion for th,
uccc-siul wintoring OF colonies On tie sum.
lcr -tand
1. BY it. use the necessity Tor honey boaid.'
honey bar H. ontirely drpens,d with
shilc the chamber. NAV he contracted to .nil
tie condition Of any ia, i colony e firm one
in.le frame Ia ten, enabling the !. epcr to con.
ne the animal heat to the space only occupied
y the colony
>. Les time aud labor i required IN hand
ing, and the brood j. lee exposed than in
sing other int-cla,- hives.
q. While il doe not claim t. lie positively
moth proof under all circumstance, vet it l.
'royided with the least expensive and most
'icctual device Cor the captur, aud destruction
{ moth millCr- ever attached IN . hive and
VII de- more To prutcct the bees from the nav
gc- of that terrible -courgc, than all tie cx-
cn-iyc and complicated 'tlapsn ever invented
nd will in most eases afford perfect protection.
:. The construction j. such that tie frame
nd fal.e end III equally well either the brood
r. surplus chamber.
:. 4 number uf small colonies or nuclci
Iay he used in the same hive or one ur more
my he kept in surplus chamber, receiving all
.e necessary natural warmth from the colony
uniined h. the brood chamber.
Other advantage might be enumerated, but
ne above are deemed sufficient
IN examination Of fifteen minutes, will,
clirve, saii,iy any disiHf,rcsioi, practical Apia
ian, Of the superiority Of the
Peerless Hive
yer any, and all other; and CHAIIrNGE
'uNrARIsoN with any Hive ON the ANERICAN
OINTMENT, North, South, Last or Hcst
arm Rights and Sample iii,e......slO 90
'"rl"ss Circular and BegiEhers hshHsl- 10
T rriiory will be sold very low 10 those
.i-hing to purchase, and tie terms made easy.
or any further information enclose stamp,
nd addrs-, plainly,
In J. 4 PROCTOR
LICK Box - franklin. Nv,
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The Great Iron Railway Bridse.i
WITHOUT CHANGE.
LOUISVILLE anl CINCINNATI
Short Kline EsailrOad
rNR
CINCINNATI AND The EAST!

'riiE Vtt,t! E.r tNu uyiY ROUTE
4 BOD. n.u. a ..H'iH d.l Oh, P.u..lu .rs-.r.-
I. ri 'tT ..a "a. sHi u., De- o. toIuu.tu. Ohio,
fIi,'.uf- iarr.shuts lh.laiciplis. Nr~ ! ur. ani
o,H,, I-ts.ru r.uH-,
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TIE pIopricturs will spare no pains il
making il a fr,t-class newspaper,
devoted to the Interest of this
particular section. and the
development of the re-
sources of this and
adjoining coun-
ties.
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l.adie~ in his an1 ad'o mn cnuut.cs viii
find i greatly g. '',r 'ntrle-t 20 visit a..
tr.r Il Ir- tiihrm .cf"re lrrci sing rl-e
wher. 6-,y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

" aEkEAs dsfau1t has been made in the con-
w ditions of Z certain mortgage duly executed
eekAovledged and delivered by Alfred Tanner and
Mary J. annsr, his vita nortga gors to Charles +.
Davis mortgage, bearinf date the list day Of Jan.
1sktst Of Deeds in and for the county Of Morrison
n the 0tsts Of Ninnsso&s, On The I'd dsy Of J.nn.
~, L. D. 1870 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
Niieh saN noRteaes vas xivsn to sseur, III. nav.
As1t d the sun OF Four Hundred and Ninety-ons
Dsaaz1 and the interest thsrson from the date OF
snl moetgags tho nate of twelve Der cent Der
nGD, WHICH aid sum 20 secured Vas payable one
year hon the daee Of aid mortgage, a,d According
r IL sss4itiess Of pronissofy note made and
aSlsd By tie said Alfred Tapnef. one Of the said
19fencuoan1 HWY a H. r6erofss,d morto,rs.
- 6se;iae even dsts With aid nortssxe.
AsawAoeas esaaalt has been msds il the condi.
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"A rough looking but we'll inform.
ed farmer, living in one Of the north
ern towns in Wayne county N: Y, was
once selected o. party standard bear
or and sent to the Legislature. Here
be determined to make his mark, and
It possible. become celebrated in bisto.
n. In order to do this he must make
= speech, 50 be collected together item.
Of history and science and blended
them in harmonious concord. This
done to his satisfaction he committed
his speech 70 memory add appeared be.
fore the Legislature. AZ he arose from
bis seat, another member, not seeing
him, commenced talking, ~hereupon
tho Speaker of the House said
'The gentleman from Wayne has the
floor" Looking around upon bis fel.
low legislators, bis courage failed, BIZ
tongue refused to do the bidding Of his
intellect. Finally he stsmmsred out
II only got up to spit" and sat down
amid roar Of laughter for all, Wit
I II.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


OFFICE CaIs1 CoHHIssA1y OF eulsu1uW, J.
DEPARvAn1Ee ~ DAKOTA, e
81. Paw, MIMI, Aug. "a. 1o71 ]
g HALED PROPOSILosin SduulicsssG dSiv
- endorsed ~ such and subject - tys usuai con.
ditions will be received 81 tSe oos untl lxSilcck
T., Friday. September q, ls13 for furnishing the y
the 1t. Paul and Pacific railroad dsp0t. viz: 4
30 tafrels first quality now msss pesk. 2 LES
10000 pounds fresh ground Xxx spSiu9 wheat
dour of best quality, onshAlt d barrels hssd linv1
and ons-half in sacks (doubls)o Of l00 Lbs saeh.
5000 pounds fresh gro1Dd ESoen Iel 3fbolt1aA
white or yellow (Which IL to DO stately in SEAMLESS
bags, Or In good, strong, clean barrels head lined
go pounds prime new white bsaas, yell seeson.
%. cSsaa and g anfoEm H.. Pat Spin 1sroog 80.
LEES sacks Of 120 lbs each.
u,O00 pounds prime Rio coffee, In double sacks.
800 pounds carefully sslseted esg,tn @iGsaal1eck.
aGss, on Sn.-h.lf s.sen and .h.lasb'aels ..
1900 bounds good hard soap in strong boxas.
5000 pounds mo salt in good strong barrels.
800 pounds pure ground black pepper In qusrtss
pound packages, packed in boxes OF rs p0und6 each
500 pounds table salt, in clean dry spirit barrels
All the stores to be Of best quality and ready fox
delivery within ten days from daso. OF award. Ac.
tusl tars required In ali aaees and ~ charge for
except posk. 81 81 wIxIfEs =
Bids for the delivery Of the above four In such
quantities assnay b6 required - eleh post IN Dis:
trict Of Minnesota will slso be received. The de-
livery In such cases will be rsqet6d TO bs com
pleted on or before Nov. l, 1917.
BY order cf Major General Hancock.
]. II. GILMAN,
sug294t Bv't 1t. Col. G. 8. u. 9. 4
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-19

The Rochester Post il responsible for
the following yaro:
Last spring, farmer caught in ira p
a she wolf, Who 10 the nat ural course Of
events would, in a couple CT weeks,
have been the mother Of /, family Of
nine wolf cuor. The farmer with an
eye to sharp speculation, killed the
dam and presented her scalp with those
Of the nine yet unborn infants at the
County Auditors office, claiming the
legal bounty, 50, for each Of them, or
$50 in all. These facts raising the
important question whom ! wolf be.
comes wolf, AID making up a grave
cssc Of medical sjurispfudeaee, the
County Attorney was consulted and q
full consideration of tho matter result.
ed in the Auditor refusing to pay tor
wolves in embryo. The matter was sp.
pe,led to the Commissioners who also
declined TO pay gsz,... - -3..s.: 4<zE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-19

Pity audi sixsyrniles m hour fo'
rail~ay travel ,is of,sneE talked about
than realised. A speed ofs'xty mile,
an hour for regular passenger train
shA 'l,ln,'e ser been attempted, except IN
one instance, and at on a vide seven
foot guage in England. This rapid
speed pleased travellers vary ;nuch, snd
:msny willingly paid tho krssa extra
charge for being shot along over tho
ground 1t rate 80 great u to render she
III station. sEths .eoopIdSba tr.ia'
almost invisible: But the railway com J.
'psuy soon found they had passed the
practicable haits Il The endurance Of
wood and iron. They found that tho
"wsar and tear" induced upon both road
sads isHiass stock BY such excessive
speed Vas beyond tho endurance 81
finance, and that high rate Of speed
'w.s consequently abandoned.
There arc but few trains now run.
Jog on the best ~ide.g.ugo, straigh,
roads in: England, whishsssysr. !,
speed Of fifty miles an hour. The 81.
press traffic is usually done at the rate
Of thirty.dve to forty miles, wh.Ie The
ordinary travel is about tweutJtxoss
+. Railroad travel in this country j.
mu,h slower, AMI necessarily 50 in co..
sequence Of the lack of solidity in on,
roads and rolling stock. Our slight.
ding ,traius"'>, scarcely reach, and very
seldom exceed, thirty.fve miles 81
hoar-in fact, our fast trains do no.
average over thirty miles, while ou'
general PASSENGER traffic does moi
exceed an average Of twenty. Freight
t..ies useally ssa: shout sixteen. - sigh'
teen miles IN hour.
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KRNA& E~o - n z
-rs-. = - q [T.sSslE-@rrH
II AzAseoe Iee&Al IDelf
;8s = We01eYfol CoreetVe K0eess.
VlneHar BjtteYD axs not . vile Fancy
nvink. Hada OF Peer Ran. Whiaksy.
Prsaf Splrits anA Refase Las ors, doc
tered. spieed and svsetsosd to please the taste.
e.II.a = Toaaeas Appss1zefs," Reetoress, &c,
eh.t l..i Ii. ti,,lar IN - df.nkeansas and min,
~, A.. = s,,e 1870. uaIs nom .hs Native
~. All neeh Al CjaiiSornfa, free frou all
saI..seglaI Relualanea. 1hsy sss the
~,SIa1 nm PlImaRERR -a.A A
S1v1 1,xWGu1a pR NH PIE 4 ,erfect
n...,.,.. 80 Iovt...,tU Of tie eysten, eany-
sE"~." .,.--.-.tt--..,..a u ,,:ltaaei,. tn. bood
rsx I'.-.-S t.a.. Lna.- 80 it,ks thess
R,t...., ...os,,,- 4. As,,.as..s "a ,.,,aiu long
,,..u ....,I.S th.s. 49, a.. at das4r,v.1
Nv ,n,na,.i no;.,, ~ o,ie, n,e.na. and the vita,
or..n. 1000 $500 ~. .o;,+ - ,.,,i,
TLev oreo a:..,i. p.r.n,,x. a. we'll
~. ro.tc. no.....;,. .,.. e.. ,.-,,;,r r,eri.
Of .etue a. . pov.rfo, lent in r.lteyinr Gomez
ton or lnaarnn'ation OF the Liver, and Of ali the
TiseerI Organs.
fOh fhMA ~ CoMrLAlNTs' .heshe.
IN Soaus ol W. m..'sa " 'n:' a. 'ne oa"n %
.ono4 VI ~ "e VII VI Lac 'He'e 1'''e 0''
ns,s ~ s*1-- ~
s, %-o."
esauss1 H"e Ue'' DS"pep" " III.
Digestion biiioas' he"ittent hno
Intermittent fevers' Diseases OIL inc
Bleed, Liver Kidney. ""d Bladder
these b't1er' have been n0,s n," "en
which 10 generally produced by arrangement OF
nVSPEpsIA M INDIGESTION,
D!1F19A " 60, 49,.
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F1oAfl1o IsIAsD.-To three pint.
Of milf. Aks four eggs and t~o:.hirds
assaesp It. sugar; separate the yolks
and vhites q three eRgs;. ses the
milk on tho stove to scald beat the
vhisss Of the eggs to . stiff froth drop
It % ihe scalding milk, let It remain
. few moments, then remove it; beat
Up the femsiader Of the ebgs With the
/ sugar. stir 10 quickly ; salt to taste
4 i bss.er 10 add a tablespoonful Of
. eospstssch moistened With milk. Flavor
with essence Of lemon; place 10 u
dIh sai..sIs size and drop the fro.h 90
q u form little islands over the sur.
face - "s'.e y "'st# 80 ..h - =
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: CHE eRFuL UNDEA OlFFlo UI.-
= ~ - .s.5,T1ESs

! yAt,o.nterbury, N. H., lives Lyman
B. Foster who was brought home a
tho close Of ths var % ! = lounge, from
which he has not risen since. He
was wounded in the left thigh !; >ths
bah rem.ins there still and no eau
neither SIT up or lie down, but reclines,
Is he has done through all these years,
at % angle midway between the horizon.
tai and perpendicular. He now busies
himself by teaching classes Who come
70 his room, and BY this means and
his pension supports himself we'll. He
has also organized . literary society 10
the . sex,n, that y ,aourishiog finely
He is continually cheerful, aud says
he doesn't regret. going. 70 thesvar.
What is more, he will be carried on
bis couch election day, three miles
away, to the Town Hall to vote for
;Grant -
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Seven locomotive engines Tor Rus.
.ssia ~, were shipped from Phihdelphi.
last week. Tho announcement Of hi
taet shows that the great progressiv.
empire Of The north Of Europe still id.
Z hsfss . IL preferepses for Americas
mechanics il IL railway nn'achinery, 10.
slnsarztsd more n than ! quarter of : cen.
L tSiv - >on ~ sss &, t-.ts,F - - / ,s:a;st
~ .sR-f.s,. &zr. ,a,a-s,I 7; ~ :fiz
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-19

To GET RID OF FLEAs.-Mr. Ely
said, st'he l'ss meeting Of the New
York Farmers Club, that there are
Two OF three substances that are OBJ
sozions to the Aea-he doesn't like
the smell Of them, or they remind hin
Of something that he doesn't like to
think about-thesc are carbolic acid
and sulphur. If you want barn thor
ouyhly purged< Of weaviI, or loo, or
asas, tho beat way il to famiEate will
sulphur. But il you vbitc~,sh al
around the stables and posts Of the
yard with wash made by adding car
bolio aoid to tho lime, it will drive
mos. Of these pests away. Washing
an animal thus infested, With carboli,
sospsuds, will give relief - =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-19

We haye seen in one of the papers
IN article upon "The power otsMusic,"
10 which tho writer describes how,
when he would play his flute II .his
parfor window, toad would come out
from under the front step and appear
to drink i'll the deliciou, melody With
an air Of 1apturous exultation. This
must be the man who lives across the
street from Us. We have noticed sew
eral tines that toad came out aud sat
on the step when the man began to
play the flute; but We always thought
twas for the purpose Of ascertaining
what sort Of 40 idiot it was making
such horrible racket in peaesfal
rsighborhood. Sure enough, day be
fore yesterday, whom tho playing be-
gao, out came the toad, unable to star d.
it any longer. He had another toad
with him and they went and got the
lid Of an old b'ackiug-boxs and fixed q
string toit, aud packed into it their
little store Of dead flies and things and
three or four small toads, and all their
domestic comforts, aud hltched on to
that string aud began to move down
the street in search of new residence.
Yes, animals haue an appreciation Of
music, and, knowing that fact, We
have often wondered how this toad
stood it 90 long SO close to that man With
the flute. All the human, beings in
the neighb orhood are packing up for
removal, and they. will leave unless
some bravo can be found to commit
murder for . bribe.-Mar .Aedler.