The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-09
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Number 1889 Of The Living Ag
for the week ending Dec. 21, contain
the following noteworthy articles
'Terrestrial Magnetism" "A Memor'
BILE Pope," Clutch Art" "Monta;eu
BERT" "a Remarkable Man" "Prussi
asd Germany" au iD.talmeot of Of tb
Sk,lligs, BY Jean Ingslow, and char1
ing Christmas Story, translated for r.
Living Age from The Plat. Deut.ch
Fritz Reuter- sogeshsr With poetry n
miscellany. -
Among the numerous important :
ticlss that have appeared in the na'
bers Of this magazine for tho Last f.
weeks, may BE- mentioned the follo
ing: On Mind and viii in Nature,
Dr.. Carpeatar, F. r. s.; The Cha
between Theology and Physical ST,
les Origin and Growth Of Rouanesq
Architecture, by Edward A. Fresna
On the Origin Of Shakspeare's TEN
est )" New England Puritan Litsratp
Immortality; The Consciousness
Dogs Sketches Of Fritz Renter Bar
Stoekmar Saalburg snd sasrbrueks
The Last Eruption Of Vssuviss;
Growing Ola etc., etc. Alttell q
Z Gay, publuhss, Boston.