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Q: E. GARRISON, ! IS : \! ~ :.
Civil Engineer & Architect,
ST. CLOUD, MINI.

Having had twenty-five years. expert.
ence-tWelve in Government surveying-I
nope 70 give satisfaction in ell branches Of
Engineering. .... - -.
Pine and other Lands entered and taxes
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Office aud residence near the Episcopal
Church. }' r. - -
Maps Of stearns County for sale. afss,.:
... ~ NOTARY PUBLIC. .,.... sx.ss,...
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.-Fermers are waiting for tho wealth
81 to moderat, sufficiently to permit
them to hang up their winter suits in
the corn 6slds.-Denlary Ns,e..
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A,...LIFE.
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.,s.}:l q eEf.}':1 " 60. 49,. .st.-J >.T
A dan, blsck stretch sslant to the salt sss grey
Reck-strswn. ard Scared @ by hrs, and rough with
stubble- '@
And here .na thsre bold bright tosch Of color
Berries and yellow lsavss- b make the doler ", ]
More doiorous still. Above, Ky oftrouble
L.tss-s strange light liissd through The atr; - =:
4 darker mystsry' thosgh The Ky snfold- g. ,.-.
hir; ~~ &t'. @.S.% 81 20
The sun eltshinss and the grey ssa 10 gold.
Erewhils moansd. Toolo"g the lingering day.
And now fer enc hour u,ors-ons little hssr pray
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GHOSTS.

80 A remarkable detection OF murder,
through the alleged appearance of ghost,
occurred in l724. -.,F ...-....f
A farmer, returning homeward from
Southam market in Warwickshire, disap-
peared BY the way. Next day man pre-
sented himself at the farmhouse. and
asked Of the wife if her husband had come
back.
NO. she replied; 'and am under the
utmost anxiety and terror
Your terror, said he, 'cannot surpass
mine:' for last night as lay in bed. quite
awake, the apparitiou of your poor hus-
band appeared to. me. He showed me
several ghastly stabs In his body. which
is nov lying in q mafl-pit.' ....
The pit was searched, the corpse vas
found, and the stabs, in number and DO
sition. answered in every way to the de-
scription given BY the ghost seer. to whom
the spectcr had named q certain man rs
the culprit; aud this person vas commit
ted to prison and brought to trial at War
wick for the crime, before ajury and the
Lord Chief Justice Sir Robert (afterward
Lord) Raymond. who was succeeded in
1888 by Sir Philip Yorke. Il The jury
would speedily have brought in verde.
Of gnilty but be checked them BY ssy.
ing :,7. blo aa, = L.-w 4. srs -
iGenslemen. you lay more stress on the
allegations Of this apparition than they will
bear. l cannot give credit to these kind
Of stories We are now in = court Law,
and must determine according to it; and
/ know not Of any Law which viii admit
Of the testimony Of IN apparition; nor get.
IL it did. doth the. ghost appear to give
evidence. Crisr.' he added. 'sal the
ghost 8, ~. ,.P. 80 ,,--.s. 81.
The farmers spirit being thrice SUM-
mcned in vain. Sir Robert again ,addres.
sed the jury on the hitherto .unblemished
character Of she man accused. and s,ously
asserted . belief in his perfect innocence:
adding. 4 do strongly suspect that the
gentleman who saw the apparstion Was him
self the murderer. and knew all about the
stabs and rarl-pit without any supernat-
-ural sssistapce; hence I deem myself jus
ti6ed in committing him to close custody
till further inquiries are made -,
The result Of these vss. that on search.
ing his house sufficient proofs Of his gull,
we're found; he confessed bis crime. and
Was e1eeated a. The next aseixe. =
I, In she lis, Of the o6cers Of the Thirty.
third Regiment. when serving under Lord
CORVALLIS N Ameriea.. and then called
the First West York. vill Be found the
nares al cspsais (afterrard Sir John
Cope Shef6sooke and Iisute6int Geore.
Wypyasd. TIE former had dreeeatlJ jained
The Thirty third from the Fourth. o,
Klhg Ovsp kcgiAea3 l1Aes young
mtA. E6siag similsf in tastes. and very ai.
faehsd friends. spent much Of ttEir,Ttim
N spsh sshsrs sosieiys and shss o4 dat.
ysrs .seldo@ asssis IOae evehisg shsr
brooke vas d " wInwards quarters. Th'
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A SIGHT OF CARLYLE.-T had ina sined
that the next best thing TO seeing Eng
land would be to see Scotland; but as this
latter pleasure WAS denied me, certainly
the next best thing was seeing Scotiaud's
greatest son. ...ar 'a- IT-T e a
Carlyle has been 80 constantly and per.
baps justly represented as stormy and
wrathfal person. brewing bitter denunci.
alton from America and Americans, that
l cannot forbcar to mention the sweet and
genial mood in which we found him-Aa
gentle and affectionate grandfather; With
his delicious Scotch brogue and rich me-
lodious talk. OVERLOOKING with reminiscent
ces Of his earlier life. of Scott and Goethe
and Edinburgh. and other men and places
he had known.
Learning I Hsi especially interested 10
birds. he discoursed Of tho lark and night
ingale aud marvis. framing his remarks
about them in some episode Of his person
nj etperisnce. aud investing their songs
with double charm of his description and
his adventure. '...
- It is only geese who get plnckea
there" said my companion after we had
left--a man who had known Carlyle inti-
mately for many years; "silly persons who
have no veneration for the great man, and
come to convert him or change lis con-
victions upon subjects TO which he has de-
voted lifetime Of profound thought and
meditation. With such persons be has no
patience" a-e-rsr 80 E.t#.Htt .E T. uH3f
Csrlyle had just returned from Scot
land. wbere he had spent the Summer -
The Scotch hills aud mountains. ha said.
had m ancient, poarnful look. % If the
weight Of inneasafable time had settled
down upon them. vri7o .u 1i stz
Their look was in Ossisn-his spirit re-
fecscd theirs. and a I gssed upon the
venerable man before me- aud noted his
honely and rugged. get profound and
aselaneholy expression. knew that their
ls.ok was upon him also. and thafa great
er than Ossian had been nursed amid
,hose lonely hills. -8m-b u. s4sasl
Fewrmen in literature have felt the bar
den Of the world. the weight Of shes insz-
orable conscience - has Carly le. os1EaWu
such fresh Inspiration from thai sesrees~4
However we may differ from him (asd al
most IN self-defeuse one must Ail5hs from .
man Of such intense aud 0vsrwssniae per-
sosslisy). il must yea BE- admitted Shats be
habituslly speaks eatef that prisitisea H.
leuee and solitude in which only the he.
rOie soul dvelss.- ICestsinly b nss in y con-
Temporary Bri,ish litsra,srsiis'sAsrs { su-
other writer whose besssriag siss' .ssh q
tsssg. 1i9d1fo @sasbss0p fsspg sdi h'ss
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Dental Notice.

II respectfully offer my services -
j 70 ilsse ~ho may desire them. fy,
All operations performed upca the XuYU
teeth kaexa 10 the pfofesssea Of pSasssssv -
fesssae Assisine Ay .ssfsisaa Al ihsii hsss 4 m
saeet With prompt attention hy drcprine .se 9
nste ~ ksoanrdl1Ea. Teelh lnsRrsea In any
nassef desired. asd II seasehShi< priees OK
Gee saA rvsidence IN Lecnardto~A, 81. Nasy',
es~sty, Nd. vesy Rsfecseaily, "
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. WHINE Sanding ID front cftle Poss OF
fee yesterday. ous attention ,sss sttrasted
by Al entirely new and stylish turnout" !"
in the wsy ofa business wagon. which
surpas.es anything Of the Kind we have
esrseen 10 nss town. II is owned by
The Howe Machine CO. of Bsliimorc. and
is to Be aSsd b. fseir enserprising sales
nsa here, e nt r.: 'slps' si~pss' Lsop'rd'
m ,6o-dsu N plessute to see sbss ,ks n.
erase Of Ms business fendeH such al CO.
Gbifs6Asens ueeeszzfy III osder 60 fe4f-
tsse she delNe.y ofthe eele6rsted' Hove
MssS5es. the desA1nd f6f wE;eh, Ne ~
sOFns W . n6S isfger thaue esef = t1Ass
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- FlaAt%@ ~ eft1tst S3A aIaksN III
fliw hss<ssslnhsar cit ~.aasssdsssss
rOa -sdsab os'' ts5i .zrasl - yxzsd sl
--T5-g-757 Sa'Isssss-a- s'sY f-5z;sT E''-sSSSTFF
-ixsi<asg .kas .sdssi-s red ssd ssIA szST
si-rss sssd ssi ed .rssgvr ysm si % Ess
E=r>=>s=141=rs4s4rss-s-Srx>s
fSsSia n s,hie6tssy aaT .esssf ss6. nfs
dsots. aoss thss ss6 mo ne zsshSsssp tssa
saGa sfitAe clidsGlk Asr,ikssAe. .sahseli~A.
Mynxards sedroop. frcn ;Fiishr saess
was No other mode Of eQesS 4. -.
Bosh oisccrS were ehssgca % stody till
Sherbrocke. on raising kis Syei ron at0ok.
ssxs young nss1 stDht tussty
yesrs sf 80 iePss sss sessEsaee doss and
adssnce into the room. The lad looked
pals. ghassly and ikiip. IS it in the last
stage Of : mortal Ihalady. Stxfsled and
slarussd. C.rtaia. Sberbsssks sslls1 $50
wards attention to their noisclessa visitors
and the moment the lieutenant saw him
he became ashy wLite and incapable Of
speech, ana. ere he coald recover. the
6gure passed them both aud entered the
bedroom s----. fz-'r, e,t
Good Ged-my poor brother! :! ezclaim-
ed WynwarI.
Your brother" repeated Sherbrooke.
in great perplexity. There must be some
mistake in all this. Follow me-
They entered the little bedroom-it was
tenantless; aud Sherbrookc's agitation was
certainly not soothcd By Wynward express
sing his conviction that from the FIRST he
believed that he had seen q speeter; and
they mutually took note Of the day and
heur at which this iuexplicablo affair cc-
CURED.
wynward 1t times tried to persuade
himselfthat they might have been duped bv
the practical joke Of some brother officer;
yet,his mind was evidently SO harrassed BY
It. that when he related what had occur
red. all had the good taste to withhold
comments. and to await with interest the
then slow arrival Of the English mails. ~
When the latter came. there were missives
for every, officer in the regiment except
Wynward. whose hopes began to rise; but
there was one solitary letter for Sher-
brooke, which be had no sooner read than
he changed color and left the mess table.
Ere long he returned; AMI said ~.
'Wynwsrd's younger Brother Is actual
" no more = The whole contents Of his
note were as follows: Dear John, break
to your friend Wynward the death Of his
favcrite brother ..--.-a ..- ----.
He had died at The very moment the
spparition had appeared in that remote
Cam adim barrack. Strange though the
story. the veracity Of the witnesses we're
unimpeachable, aud Archdeacou Wrang-
ham alludes to it in bis edition of Plu,arcL,
who. like P'iny the younger, believed in
spec,ers.1 o. Wynward. we only know
that he was out Of the regiment soon after
his brothers death; and Of Shcrbrookc,
that he lived TO see the days of Waterloo.
became Colonel OF the Thirty third. Com
mander Of the Forces IN North America,
and died General and G.. U. b. d~ tsr7
'-al f.... ...I. -.. >. .....H RI .+rls
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:, krA Gl.,gSv ;,s, nip;.,er : .sa4..sinsed l. in 6i,
sehoolboys thps:a ,wbst Is 5bc incoming
Of the word .repentzAtr 2 Please. ST.
doat knoy, Mipsster; nov il i bsi
stolen ioaf Il bFesd vsss. : s5eali 1 bsy
Boy, .Pisaso. sir. loeked up. Minis
ter.: Wei, should Z FEEL scsry' YES.
Well. ~by stould I tesl ls~ryrs Pleas.
sir. eos you sas e0tehsd. 49, al
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TO Farmers! Z!
.s
To Fishermen!
To Gardeners =!
R. A. GOLDEN g. Bro.

"hOLEShbs AMI hEiAlL ShO1tkS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. C.
"0C1D D return their thanks 10 the citizens
W oi 81 Mary's for the patronage extend
ed tbtm heretofore, and ask continuance OF
their confidence ana patronage
Have you early VEGETABLES seeking a
good market1
Send them TO GOLDEN 4 BRO., for the
Washington market, where the highest
prices are given and low commission
charged.
Have yor FISH TO sell for fair returns?
Ship them to GOLDEN 4 BRO. Wash
ineiOn, II C., who will seek sale, and
not wait To be sought.
Have you STOCK TO ship when meats are
desired
GOLDEN E BRo., formerly Of Charles CO.,
Nd and ncw at eerner Of 10 and sts.,
southwest, Washington. ID. C., are always
at the docks 10 receive fright. They have
stock-yard for cattle. when the market
10 elutttd, and can hold .c- an atvance.-
lleH charges arc very moderate.
And y hen yo'u FRUITS are IN season. s-nd
them 10 GOLDEN l. BRO, for II ready sale,
qui,k returns and good profit.
Have you WHEAT, RYE, OATS, COfS, he ,
Tor which You desire Il ready sale at good
RATES Sead them To GOLDEN & BRO,
Who will eject sales at as good prizes as
any other city, and at small commission
II yon have POULTRY, or ANYTHING else raised
in Your county, and which would COM
msi.d good pficvs In . large city, among
tie best agents YOU can procure in WASH
jngtcn, are
r.. A. GOLDEN 8. BRO,
Cor. 10th and F SITS. southwest,
Washington, ID. c.
march 6, lssS-ly.
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j 1issh 1s.ins IN speakng ot Ileansibsls
i-sss6ro~ ssrio,1 fsrsedes. ord 'suls~say
dselsyssithss ibrhihos. rart be ''wsnh
rather 60 hrngfy for tso dsys than s.s
III old perscral fiieri.'
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aeksiss neAyls hall eeninry. Their age, strength
snd Known coed management can scarcely al.
low one To question Their sctvenxy.
Hscx TAhl4 % RArrA
:s years $40 50; 30 years S22 g.; Is Year,
$36 %; 20 years SSl %; - years $9f % on
the 81 coos per ct. dividend on the 6rst
year, increasing each year thereafter. The in
sared pays only the actual cost Of Life 1nsur-
ance. No stock holders to satisfy. The Policy
holder is alone directly interrsted. a.. -
These two Life Companies are the Oldest,
largest, clrapsst and best condscted Of any
In the T. States and we challenge any one TO
show better investment for their money.
1hs Royal Fire Insurance Company adjust
oil losses st the Baltimore agency, without ref
srsncs TO the Home ofkee. IL hes paid all It's
losses in Chicago and Boston. ~ hl.ff .
RATES--so cents per 500 On frst.clsss
Dwellings: IS cents On irst-class Frame Dwell
lings; $i.ss on Barns ssd contents; $l.b0 on
Stores sna Sserk. No mote given. ssa a
am aushorisrd and win atten6 to any BUS
iAess fos the above compaaies st my 0fiec, or
In the country when requested. 4
~Ht ~ RKFRR TO
r G Corabs, Raphael Downs, VIM FGreenwell,
AsA-A- -AA~ssase. John j Hing, barnard Free
-U"N> stF .t JOS n KEY
Feb 20. ie.S--ams Kg
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Az rss,rrcr hsNrpr. II Doctor wa
tells The following story OF himself Which
is certainly very amusing. and character.
istic Of the skilled practitioner Is d''1T
One evening received a. call from d
seedy-looking individual. who, Win a
snar., informed me that he had d 'cassel
sore thrcat,' which he thoagh. ought %
be tended TO Mt once 91s TraEs n 3''
Il examined bis throat. snd found u "A
be very much imfian,ed. gave hsais the' e'Hei
cessary medicine. and advised him % 90
home and stay there until his throat rgcs
cell 9 - LEn' 57 co. EsCt F4S yIaHfsTo
About two months ifterSasd,+ tie ssHie
party slouched into my Office and asked for
some more Of that air medieiue.' re,ssrk.
ing that he wanted u for 4 friend, and
not for himself Having put up the ncdl
iciae. I handed n % Efm. and INQUIRED IL
his throat was quite well. when tie fellow
coolly replied: shE '1ssiia,4.-71 - saa
YES; bot tiat rsediciae sou gov me
didn't do Il sbh ofgcod ]. eafcd m a.
Ger On ny Veg, though. s6d that's what 4
want this csSer for. Good dsy.' a7s1i -
a. f-es a.varssffsf al .r.4. Ls-faerf.sas.r =
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Grxrrs wcRps ron HoKsrs III horses
were next thing b deaf, shefe would be
an excuse for the shou.ings and yeilings
so generally indulged in, bus they ara
not, aud therefore need not be spoken I"
50 loudly and barshIy. The ear Of horse
IL stery sensitive. sud. cave in exception.
al cases, it is possible to control his mo.
tons by command 10 q moderate tone OF
voice. ......... -. ..
& horse il teachabie animal, nna il
always affected BY kind treatment. The
fast oflths:mattcr is that il kind words and
gentle treatment, ihroughout were given
70 these nob'c. animals instead Of oa,h>.
curses and blows. we should find their de-
cility greatly Increased just Imagine. il
you will. q gee or shoa uttered in u
tone sufficiently loud to be heard half
mile distant. and this command given to
an animal within Eve or ten feet Of tho
party giving il. f...-r.... -.
What is the pccessi.y Of it? Why nos
resort 10 moro rational. and certainly m6fT
pleasing ffeaus (! Why not speak in q
moderate tone !. This is all that is re
CURED. The horse If not deaf. cap hear
tte command, and win obey as readily a
IL Il we're given in laundering tones One
Of the best managed teams ever seen was
controlled by the driver vi,honsH the ie-
diligence IF ,his unususical yellius.,s The
driver rarely spoke above his Ordinary
tone Of voice. and yet his horses laid Into
their work with as much Willingness and
apparently greater eafpcssucss than il tl:ey
had been driven 10 it by fearful vshou,ings
aud blows. The horse is, an, intelligent
ania,al. None Of the brute creation mere
readily appreciate kind words and kind
treatment. Such facts should be consid,
ed always by those who have the care Of
these animals. p-rpss - s1EF1yl 5as
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we'll as their places. aud % start tho -hpfs
ses il was only necessary 10 sound iced &C
water call. ID ae,ion many horses Would
about face. turn right or left. hslf ncvs
forward. etc.. ut tho Ebuslai CALI viahoui
word or sign FROM the rider. l. ;Hix 4 l..
Coming of Chancellorsville battle. field
the captain Of battery dismonnted a
look after q disabled gun. His horse
broke loose joined the colunn. took lis
place at the head and would allow no ono
to approach him until two or three miles
had been travelled
The concu.sions Of The sfsflsery dischsrl
gss affected the hearing Of hofsss ssit did
that of men. Oilen the ears wsph. IMP
dosn.ins,cad Of standing erect. m.kius so
much change in the appearance ofa horse,
that his rider would hardly rccognffc
him. 0rnis IS. hzr EsrTu a sseei
Tired men moved much better undes
the influence of music, and horses worked
better under the bugle. On one occasion
the guns Of Capt Paddy 4, S battery were
stuck in the mud Of the bad roads fsv!
erything had been dorc 70 make the hor-
ses pull through, but they could not da
it. At las, Captain Paddy turned in dcs-
peration and shouted. :" Sergeant. SER
gcant, have the bug,er sound the forward
call; they'll fetch EN- then" Aud 50
taey did. D. rss a,i s1.d.a1-5 30 "a
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