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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
0T. FAVL 3 PACIFIC RAILROAD.

1879. Summer Time Table. 1879.
Of. PAUL AND ST. oLouD-0oIA0 NORTH.
Leave St. Paul S;26 =. m. and $50 n.
Arrive ~ st. Cloud leo and $40 p. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave st. Cloud 7:20 Am. and ass pm.
Arrive St. Paul ll:lO I'm. and 7:l6 Pm.
n. CLOUD AND M1L1osH-0olxo WBsf.
Leave St, Cloud 1:20 p. m.
Arrive At Melrose $3.50 p. m.
GOING EAST,
Leave Melrose 1905 p. m.
Arrive at st. Cloud 2:Sa. .. N.
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Mayor Boyd has sold his running.
horse, "Rsd Jacket" to member of III
Boundary Commission. now o. tfs ffoh.
tier. The purchaser vsots fer The psdiCts
Of the sninai., Mayor Btyds rsply W.
characteristic ''Hs vas sired BY biz f.,
ter and I'D BY the man vhs last ewntd
him." ~
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-1fyou want glass Of the best ice-cool
emonade, call 1t Denneuwsldt's.
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.ss}S Z.
sR!atlfflis t1 6i;35|}lE' ai,..ss.. ~;
oourr4. ATroRnAE;X Il.

hsEebF~aa9ounee.mysslf~as~a IN iade-
P'el'ssTs, 4 ! y tber eeqshnes .lsetion
1ot ae; olh.. of n*"ty 4a.'.*y:l
r <S'-4' >. Sd ~ L. v. collins.
| st. Cloud, MIMI. Oct s, 1873.
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Union services will be hel1 ON next
Sabbath evening in the Congregational
church, at 7 O'Clock !; the sermon by the
Rev. E. V. Campbell.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Jerry Dennenwaldt keeps always on
hand choice wines, liquors and cigars. !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

III you want = good glass Of Mlwax-
kss Deer, goto L. RoPRsas'.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Thu attention Of parents IL directed 70
. rule adopted BY The Board Of Education
which y TO che effect that two days sbss,es
In one week, or four days I, one month, .,
frequent tardiness without excuse satisfae-
tory to tho teacher, renders the pupil thus
, delinquent liable TO dismissal from the
Union So hool.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Those Who want choice bargains should
not fail to call and sec tho new stock Of
fall and winter goods just received by
Robert Mooksnhaupt 10 has dress goods
dry goods. and larss lot Of heavy winter
shaWls, nubias, and sesrfs. Also, = No.
l lot Of inc wooden ysrn. All will be
sold cheap for cash. 49,, a.. .tl ~
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-"e't has now the largest stock Of dry
GOODS clothing. hats, caps and groceries
ever brought to this market. which 10 10
Offering u very low prices, for cash.
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For chssp.boot and shoes 60 to Ten
voordj's, =
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$1,000 sfbsrssr BROS. make tho best Lager
beer IN the market. Order Of them.
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! The best liquors and cigars e.p b. had
Of Bennswits's.% - 3: Il - =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Tho Fergus Falls Jousssl refuses %
support G. 3. Narseod, Ne regular. Re-
publican nontn.s for R,gt,t.e ~ Dasd,,
because Of his unitasss, and Substitutes in
The ticket ths name Of ssn. II. Nichols.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

The total receipts Of the Catholic Far
s1d Festival last week we're $3.50, leaving
$500 % the net results. Good for the
young folks
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

rev. David Tics, located ct Msnksto,
va brought before the N. E. Conference
ct Auoka last week and tried on the charge
Of falseheod. He WAS acquitted. Mr..
Tice is we'll known in this city, where he
Vas pastor of the NJ. E. church for several
years.
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Ono of our Minnesota editors got him.
self into trouble the other day. Describ-
ing local entertainment and the energy
displayed by those engaged in its manage
ment, he remarked that 1.-The ladies turned
out in platoons''-or rather, that's what he
wrote, but laundering Or malicious typo
changed tho last word :semexhats { Aud
20, when the paper came out, instead Of
beng pleased, a. the editor iSAaly mp
possd ths3 would b.; ~, };l.dies were ~
mad % bikes, n rakeek brseastlsks
and things, snd declared thak thsy nevll
wore anything Of that kind. The sailse
felt very bsa shout it and explained iths
Why's and vhsresorss, and thst typ h
now looking for new situation.
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-~r==Befors purchasing wagon. call 1t
Grovenor's and SEQ the "Whitewater,
acknowledged - th, 'bsst wagon in the
MARKET. 4 IL
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See what Young & Bradford have to
cay. Then 70 and see their ,.splsndid
stock Of new goods, which Is what every
body 10 doing. 800. 49,, .,.s..
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~. ". 1'nvoorde has = received big new
stock Of f:'l 'nd winter ! eoodA' y g; e.ll AID
get grand bargains. ,1 '',, Il
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Corn husf' Tyr filing mattresses " .,
underbeds, cheaper than straw, at "
Spfsii1 &'tCAiE1isIli'5.i
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The ConMoA Council Of Duluth he's
granted The dlsssists Of that city he right
to eel! liquors On physieiAas' prescriptions
without being required 70 take ess = u
Geese.
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Notice 10 hereby given that tho Republican voters
Of the lst legislative District of Stsarns comfy,
will meet In delegate convention at the Court
and State Of MINES ots, ON THURSDAY, Oct. 14th,
1879 at three O'Clock H., for the purpose Of nom
mating one Representative to thu State Legislature
and to transact such other business may come le
gally efore the Convention.
Towns will DO entitled to the following number Of
delegates:
City of st. Cloud, LIST ward 8 Town of St. Cloud
I'd st Augusta
Sd Lynden l
4th
WM. HENDERSON,
Chm Dist. Com.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Vegetables Of oil kinds for sale At
~-Ne-
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'+-Remember that all goods bought .
Joseph Edlsbrook'' are delivered in any
part Of tho city free Of charge. ~',
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Drop in ct Jerry DenneaWsldt's.
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"A fsv days ago . man stepped int
one Of our hardware stores and addressing
one Of The clerks asked "Ars you the bar.
tender hsrs?" As hs only wanted to buy
hardware, it's evident that no had been
accustomed trading in some country store
whore hines were slightly mixsd.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

The Sherburne County Ne'es copies
tho paragraph from TIN JOURNAL relative
to tho removal Of Il. NJ. Atkins, Esq.,, Of
Princeton, to this plsoe and says:
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Atkins 10
to leave our sister town Princeton will
loose . good citizen which will be st.
Clouds gain: Mr.. Atkins stands at the
head Of his profession and - first class
lawyer no ID . success. Nay fortune crown
your efforts, and plenty. Of grssnbaeks
overtake you, il 70 you must.
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coHFEanNcM 'APP01nTmENTs..

Among the appointmsutsnadea At the re-
cent Conference Of the NJ. E. church ct
Anoka are tho following :ass* "f..;1,l. i
ST. CLOUD D1srl1Ur-I. :1::1A1HRoP, II. H.
St. Cloud-J. T.zLexton., .%Is"o 20
Sank Rspids-(sup.)
Long Prairie-A. Sutton. .,x
Osakis-A. H. Reed. -" 80 '>''' :
Alexandria-H. 8. Hilton. .a>Ifc
Evansville-C. F. Kiugslands 70 A4yxAs
Parkers Prairie-- ,s,ro- arcav
Fergus Fa!l'-c. L: Libby Pbtgyii, ~ vrIlz1w
Observation-Disclosures snt'',.' Il =; :
Brainerd-A. Crist. .sa3,:9tE or
Clear WatervC.sF. G,ryins a.!
Pelican Rapids-A, L. Tell.
0-..d Ta.L. .fGg: 'isH u
.ss r. =. 50. gsva Ia ..,,fs
Ia &isE 6i;s5|}3E a;,,,ss,.
Northfeld-N. Lathrep.
.Mieosspolis- 1s5s Chdr6a B: aereishs'
Ten ): Hobart 4intebsH.sT btsf.1H: 3aas!'
Chsmplin-DaBfookEsav IT baa.u""sy
til PSln56t6aAJ:s lfssAkeis. d'1es e"a * ra'
Spring Nallsy-B. Blsjn. .'serts ~ los
St. -GhaFlss-W. NJ. Bowdish.
EsNfa .s~s a"*4<-&&sAl IL -a4- :,csrn::taVf
Il .sA County,. ATToRnEY. ,,.,.o ,n>
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There is no wagon in the m.rket e,u,

to the Whitewater. For sale 1t Grovenor's
Agricultural Implement Warerooms.
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BARTHOLOMEW PlRZ.
County Superintendent Of Common Schools,

BRA1HrRD.-The Tribune has = column
of Announcements from parties who,
':yielding to the urgent solicitations Of
friends" have consented to become candi-
dates for the various county Offices. .......
Mr.. Fockens, Of tho Metropolitan Hotel ,
has failed, and Geo. Dyer is his assignee
.........Crow Wing county will not have
any fair this year.
sAuK CzsrRr.-The Sank Centre Herald
says tho people in that portion Of the coun-
try are indebted TO the merchants and
loaners Of money in that town to the
amount Of $s5o,ooo, . decidedly startling
array Of figures It also says thatm.chins
notes uaturiug this season amount to the
farthsrsasum OF $50, ooo,.,,..,., Wheat ID
worth 60 cents . hushel at Sank Centre,
ana IS and 70 delivered. st the Melroae
elevator. .....".Msssrs. Psndsrssst and
Boobar. Of Sank Centre, now have herd
Of shout four hundred cattle collected TO-
gethe Or ready to ship eastward. Frank
Moore, in tho township Of West Union,
Todd county, raised this year two hundred
bushels Of ears Of dent corn on two acres Of
ground.........A .burly cattle drovsr, near
Sank Centre > fey days ago, struck Edward
Quinn, man sixty years oil, with the
butt end Of the whip, knocking him sense.
less. The old mans offense was scatter
ing the drover's cattle in trying to sepa-
rate one of his own COWS from them.
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Russell, Of the Brainsrd Tribune, and
Republican nominee for the Legislature,
announces his intention TODD - 10 plsasss
and 10 vote for the men hs thinks ''best
suited to I'll the vacancies in county Offices,
regardless Of political lines"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Two hundred men employed by the
Northern Pacific Railroad, mainly in the
m. chine shops, were discharged At Brain
ord last week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

Everybody says Robbers Milwaukee
beer is the very best in town, aud what
everybody says is true.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09

D.xoo,Azlo: .ido.YIz41e1.-1hs rp.ne-
Gratis Of ,this: Legislative District held 10
Convention at 81. Aokusta on MoAday 10
nominate candidate ffor Representative.
An informal ballot was taken, standing ss
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: Tho large stock Of fall and winter
goods just received BY Robert Mocksnhsupt
includes heavy winter shawl., nubias,
'esrfs,. . large lot Of hne WOODEN yarn, ste,,
oil Of which will be sold very cheap for
cash. 1t is the place to get splendid bar
0ains
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Mr.. ]. ". White and a attorney from
below were chased BY wolves sbeus four
miles this side Of Prisssten On Monday
night last. The parties were obliged to
run their horses to keep out Of the Wy.
The wolves followed them over mile in
hot pursuit. Cosnty Nss0s.
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-Oreene ior GALE or for rent at
Il ToBIY's.
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The sale Of the insurance business Of
Edward o. Hamlin, advertised LIST week
- sold to West 4 Allen, hes 1slisu th.oushs
and the Business viii b esrrisd on g here.
tofoSs ct the Office Of
HANllx 4 anAnIv
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EI+Fsir H..ea dour, a.
9 ,..ro @: go: B. N. ,Russ..l11's.
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-Grovenor has just received several car
loads Of the celebrated Whitewater wagons
the best, strongest and most durable
wagon manufa ctured.
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sSs
Mas YARHfR IUinaRHY. RRiol
= f1HHIl 1Yo''sH!ss5yssis
Mss OT1WA1T. ,TDAQH1x,

DOUGLAS Coux1Y.-Ths new Episcopal
church .t Alsx.ndris IL 'sneldssd: ,.......
The house Of A. Johnson, y:of Christians,
vas burned last week, With Son con ,idsar.abls
grain stored in. it.........E. H. Alder, Of
AiltsnA, has received The contrast tor oar
ryins the United States mail fssm Alsxan-
dfi. e;a Miltons and, Lest Y.1ly to Br4n-,
don, end return once each xesk.....-;;;The
Poet says IN enumeration lof4 the school
children in Alexandria shows the number
this year to be tho same - last year.
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Sewing machines to rent by
D. n. ssIBr,
Agent for the Singer,
At Tobey's Book Store

Durham and Dogtsil smoking tobacco,
Ar Russx1L's.
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We are now having delightful Indian
Summer weather.
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~ Tho OF The journal
sDOUBLE that OF any other paper
eahlisAsaiA North rA Minnesota Ast
Aavsrtissrsrsns hsrthis.
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Tho Mankato Union quotes from Cow
per in order 10 say that Prot. Gsss, Prssi-
dent of the State Normal Board, 10 "rep-
tile" Tho indignation sgainst him. in
connection with tho dismissal Of Miss Sssrs
from tho Normal School, is very strong in
Msukato. Very evidently, somebody
managed the matter most bunglinsly.
During the season Of 1912, the amount
Of wheat shipped from along tho linz Of
the St. Paul & Pacific road was 266, 2A
bushels during the season Of 1923 in,
creased to 1918, 8le. an immense 81 srSase.
St. Cloud shipped more than six times Is
much during tho latter than during the
former season. ~.
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Hines has just lsttsrsd very hand
sously ''vio.or sewing Machine" wagon
for Rhodes & Spencer.
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Mr.. p. Lamb, Clerk II ~ Hard d
Iaueat,on, advsftisss TOR Any cords & dry
vosd for tAs Union soAsol. IS @rr~1
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-Rysn's sugarhuxsd:RAnsvxt,==-.:.--:=--ss...ii
RusslL1's,
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Bss7or covsrr,-Hsnry Neasr. 81 st.
George. x.sarTesssA IN Friday sfor assault
Ing Charles sherbsfnsy With I eun..
osFhday .vs.int mn x.s EEL n..r il.
Episse'p n saa'feh, iIizseaak 'aspids beat,
ing sa 'd| ehosias = xensn. bu. senS P'r.
amusement. ...,. -, The Ssntansl says The r.
turn Of Mr.. Benedict from Idaho IL daily
sxpeetsd.........Wm. Harrison vas caught
in the tumblin rod Of = threshing machine,
near Little Fails, aad had his shoulder dis
loostsd.........At school meeting in Sank
Rapids ON Saturday 1t was resolved levy .
mills tax which would provide for, nine
months Of public school during the yssr.
A tax Of $500 for sinking fund and $3.50
for interest was also voted, &. P. C.rp,n-
ter Wa elected three. years' director.
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The best hne-cut tobacco, 1t
''A"" .'''.': Russ11t's.
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SEEClAL NOTICES.

Children often look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in the stom
BROWNS vERMIFUGE CoMF1Ts
will destroy Worms without injury to the child be-
ing perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring or
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
prsparations CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, lew York
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealer in Nedt-
cine, at TWRNTy-FIvI CENTS Box.
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Reported for TIE JOURNAL BY IohS zepp
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.

Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
ending Oct. 9, 1879.
Almon Sutton and wife to Henry Hoppe
for seq SEQ % T 1876 r 32W $1,000
Henry Hoppe and wife to Almon Sutton
for nwq swq sec 20 and nj seq SEQ 80
T 1875 Il 3Iw $1,000
Jacob Floring and wife to Jacob Keim for
lot 8 blk Is city Of st. Cloud $500
G. H. Rollers and wife to John Fetch for
lots 7, 8 and 9 blk il Bruning's add to
Richmond $l36
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Ut. Cloud. Mimi, Sept. Goth, 1873
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MARKETS..

ST.. CLOUD, Oct. 8, 1873:
Wheat advanced to day four cents, and
thu nnofationa ara
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Trunks. and Satchels
always on hand.

1@~ All Of his goods will be Solo At
prices that
Cannot Fail to Suit Purchasers.
st. Cloud, Oct. l, 1873.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

METHOD OF TALKING.-Talk oflc,.
IN company, and In a way which slicw,
that you understand what is said around.
But do not talk long In that case you
are apt tostireyonr hearers Eherc arc
many psfsonss who, though they h.,v,
nothing to talk of, never know when t.
leave of talking. There are some who
labor EtlGdef'sso great and Unsuitable !.
desire foEg talking that. they will eve
iutcrruI $ Sthels When. about to spc.ik
We fbdufa IN safety hevor talk Of our
own or others domestic affairs. Your.
are of no interest to them; and theirs
should not bo to you. Bcsidcs, the sub.
ject is of so delicate a nature that with
the best intentions it is a chance ir We
do nor make some n,ortifying mistake.
Or wound the feelings of some Of Il Q
company.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This cxhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet SOIL and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below
tho HORIZON this vapOr fingers the carths sur
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts an irritating
poison ON the internal yiScera and excreGng organs
of the body The liver becomes torpid and fails to
sccrctc not only this virus but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tionul disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathizc with the liver, and become
disordored also. Finally, the instinct of our
ganism, as If in an attempt to eXpcl the noXious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
i'll the internal cXcrctorcs to force them to cast it
out The blood leaves the surface and rushcs to
the central organs with congcstivc violence. This
is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows, i'll which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and rushes to the surface, as if in
another effort to cxpel the irritating poison through
that other great cXcrctOry-thc skin. In tiis
also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for The recovery of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroXysms of FEVER AND AGUE.
Such constitutional disorder will of course under
mine the health If it is not removed.
We have laborcd to find and have found, an
antidotc,
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ENX2zIhe, epyious man is in pain
upon all Scsasions which ought TO civ,
him ffSmre s Tbe relish of his life is
iuverssds anu ste objcctwhch admin,
ter the highest satisfaction to hose who
are exempt from this passion, give the
quickest pangs TO those who arc suljcc'
TO all All The perfcelions of their fcl
lowctfeaturcs are odiods. Youth, beauty
valor and wisdom are provocatio %,
their displcasure. What a wrctchcd
and apostatc ffatdis Ibis to be offend
cd with excsjlcusc, and to hate mn"
because We Shpro9e Kim ]! The csndi
tion of the cnuious is emphaiicall,
miserable. He is not only incapable OF
rejoicing in another mans merit or sue
cess, butsiivesS imea world wherein all
mankind rc ipea plot against his qui
by studying their aoxu2happincss anu
advantage. =
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twilight. q
! n A. 3 i. ~

! @M8g @g ,g
Wien through the palfng sunsets ttntsS As'a'
The evening star swings clear and white,
l listar DER the hills for her
who brings lone aay 1ealelight "a es.z
Down the far western slopes She comes,
All slow and d-nuu-Iike drappcl in gray;
Her thoughtful brow, her stsadfpst eyes,
Press back the crowding cares of day.
Moreealm lhan hopeless winters clouds !;
More sad than autumn s grey gold haze,
Tut iun Of strength as angels eyes,
She rolls the stone from buried days
She1ays her fingers on mine eyes.
And breathcs her magic in mine car,
And tbtnl see, or seems to see
And know not il dream or hear.
Tut all the dear lot shadows pass:
Their eyes rcrroacl, me that stay;
Like dying winds ntfull oil night,
Their voices win my soul away.
The sunsl inc Of enc fair dead days
Cleans family through their misty hair,
And the pale, awful smile of death
Replaces that they loved TO wear.
The scents, the hues of vanished springs,
The sup-brigli blooms Of summer time
And autumn's fullness live again,
And sparklcs hoar Dcccmbcrs rimo.
The fields wave grccnly down the slope,
And children chase the lambs at play,
And, shouting. count tho daisy cups
Among the shining ricks of hay
And eyes of love light all tho earth,
Like somo intcnscst Glaucc of God,
And youth and faith and hope and truth,
And all the pleasant ways troll
They liysitsthsy Aye! Que little hour
RcRcws ihe joys of pcrished years
The ssorldlcss, slow professions pass,
And leave me 10 my silent tears
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-23

Never be obseIuious even at obse
9uics.
"a sldw but sure death Sitting on a
jury.
Never kill man in the winter. Sla,
him.
A pawnbroker becomes single lodger
Ehen he puts up loan.
The best thing about falling baron
eter is that it never breaks.
There is a 5sdf#ei,spoe between yearn
ing for money and earning it.
A cool proposition Being invited to
go witha trNnd tosthe North Pole "for
fun." IgA& ss.'~
Tired Natures sweet Ristori has been
playing an unsuccessful enlightenment in
London.
"a 4hink Of an opera singer. getting a
false sat sf tkesh % enable him to slug
sslsseStU III l;IS s $al |
MbsSlat5 Anh MeCarteo has attain
ed the highest altitude of feminine enjoy
ment--she peruscs missives in the Dead
letter Office. 80
"My dear, what IS the date lof your
hustle r. was the question asked by an
anxious papa, after vainly searching for
his mOraing paper b
Forward and hquacious youth-"By
jove, you kneB.uPon my word, now-ii
L were to sed a ghost, you know,
should be chattering idiot for the rest
OF my life r. Ingenious maiden
(droamily)--"Hare you ssch ghost p
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