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The POETRY OF TIE ORIENT. By Tn11AM
RocssEv1ILE LIE ALGEn. Author Of * The Friendships
Of Women" The Genius Of soiitude," etc., etc.
-12mo- p7. 571. Boston Roberts Bros.
Sixteen years ngo, an edition Of the present
work WAS given to the public but 80 ANAL was
It, numbering only 1,G00 copics, that it was soon
exhausted, and the book has long been out Of
print It is now xovieed, and sent forth en-
1arged by considerable new Introductory matter,
over 100 additional selections, and an appendix
consisting OF poems which We infer to be the
original product of Mr. Alger.
In critical and historical dissertation
which prefaces the collection, the author
discloses to tho reader glimpse Of the
rast stores Of poetry reposlpg in the lit
erzture Of the Orient sketches tho 1abors Of
modern scholars in transferring these treasures
to the languages OF the Occident and presents
an Illustrative analysis of the distinguishing
characteristics Of Arab, Hindu, Per=ian, and
Sud poems. The Eastern mind seems to be
naturally and irrcsist,hlv impelied to express
itself IN metricai language. Even the dryest
d;souis;tions arc thrown into poetic form. No
subject Is too barren a1d pro5aic to be refined
and decorated By tue aids Of rhyme and fhncy.
THE ANCIENT laws OF Oriental nations, their
childrcn7s eclool-books their catechisns, and
q large portion Of theiz religious, metaphysical
geographical, pathological, historical and nath-
or,at;cal ire atlscs are framed in verse. Know
ing this instructive tendency to musical and
NETS uhorical utterance, il will not surprise us
to hear that Persia alone is thought TO hare
ciyen birth to mora than Is ooo poets.
Ons OF tho earliest productions OF the human
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Plato.

PLATO. By CLIFTON ". Co111Ss II. a. II. II. IN
srec.or Of Schools. 1G NO., Fp. 1877. PhiIaaellhia
]. 3. Lippiocott Il Co.
This little work serves an excellent purpose as
an introduction to the writings of Plato, or in
fact, as their companion while, for those Who
Layo not time or inclination to read the full Dia
losues of the great philosopher. it will answer iu
very good stead. Tho book includes life Of
P7ato clear and succinct analysis Of all the Dia-
Iogues attributed to him in Stallbauu1's edition.
with much explanatory history OF the characters
and Incidents introduced, and sketch OF the ca
reer OF Later piatonism. When we add that the
work OF editorship has been performed by a
careful End scholarly hand, it will pe seen TINT
the roluzao is cleveriy adapted to the needs Of
the mIIiiop.
, 1874-05-16

The Now-Bsnnswick (N. j. FreIoniax says ::
IA few days ago large bald eagle carried OF
thrcc lambs belonging to a farmer named S. P.
Nicholson living below yardville. alr. Sichol-
aon saw the eagle swoop down and carry on one
OF the lambs in 1ts talons. 1t hew short dis
kance, md then settled down and proceeded to
enjoy it's repast. The farmer ervelopcd hiIusclf
in . buEalo robe, took gun, and tried to ap-
proach tho bird, but the eagle evidently had its
cye-tceth cut, and WIS not to be caught by any
such game as that, for when the fa1zner had ap-
preached nearly within gunshot be majesticaliy
e.iied away. Other farmers in tho vicinity hare
Ind their Aocks preyed upon by this eagle. n -
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Tie noyel sceuc Of burning tho dead vas aro. mn
pessed on Point Hudson, near this c:iJ, :ass osd
day, Somo HYdah Indiana, rho Ecra encs~d ri
there, loe: ono Of their plumber BY dea1a. Ia r.
in accordance with their peculiar custom. ~ ~.
any Of tho tribe dio a.ay fiom hone. tne1 ~ t.s
raIec funeral pyre and performed theit !.t h =
One aged klootchman stood near the ire "lt1 I'm
bottle Of liquid, supposed to be WHISKY; .h's1 la
which she f1lod glnss now and then, Aad - -
the coatents on to the blaze; aftcr Vhlea; Vhen;9ca
would g1ye utte1ance to the dismal Faasy Faoy
notca Of the Hydah dead song. Tbs cetedt = {
Of burning thoir dead When travelling arouou 4
to keep tie bodiea from falling into tha bands =
other triDaa.
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WE LAY US DOWN TO SLEEP.

We lay us down to sleep,
And leave to God tho rest;
Whether to wake and weep,
Or wake no more, be Lest.
Why vex OUT FOULS with c1re7
Tue grave ts cool and Inv;
Have VIC found 1tfs So fair
That We should dread to got
Te'vo kissed loye's sweet, red ups1
Aad If. tueiu sweet and 1ed.
The rose the wild bee sips
Blooma en- when be is dead.
Some faithful friend we've found,
Bat those WHO love US best,
When W. are under ground,
Will Laugh On with The rest
No task have We begun
BIT other hands can taEe;
No work beneath the sun
Fur which we need to wake.
Then hold us fast sweet Death,
Ii 20 1t Eec1urth best
To Him WHO gayo us breath
Tnat We should 60 to rest.
We lay us down to sleep,
Our weary eyca We close;
Whether to wake AID weep,
Or wake n more, He knows.
Louie C14aAd.er 4outton ii tic Chrssstcn GHso7ss
, 1874-05-16

FIRST STEPS In GENERAL HISTORY: Sua-
GEsT1vE OUTLINE 1y AaInrn Gl1a1AN, II. A..
Authcr Of "Fir5t Steps III English Literature, "
"seyen Historic Ages" etc. 16mo., Up. 3s5- New
York IIurd + Houghton.
conspectus OF general history is required By
every student. The want Of it is continually
felt The uttlo volume under notlco il q vel
come effort to supply the need. It is not 20
full Us could be desired, especially in the de-
partment Of ancieut history get the old prov
CRIB, "A half-lnaf is better than no bread, " is
pertinent to the case. Tho book ia closely
packel aad it's space. on the who1s wisely APP
portioood among the nations. The maps. chron-
ologcal tables, photography, and copiou. index,
are accessories winch greatly enhance the value
OF the work. 1t was particularly intended 70,
use in schools, and will excellently ELL vacant
place in their list OF textbooks.
, 1874-05-16
OMKlA VlNCtT AMOR.

When earth WAS young and the gods we're gay,
The 1.oyegod, go tue story goes,
Tired III sport al we:ry lay
Before Deaths cave in deep rcposet
And Death cane forth aud saw him there
"1rl mix my ArrowB with Loye'e, )" he salth.
Tho Lore-god awokc; IN his qui;er were
Bright shafts OF Love, fel Shafts Of Death
And now. days Is the fable sung,
Though gods Of the distant dty are dad;
Lo7e aims u shaft ut the gay uad young,
And TO- III arrow Of Death is sped,
And life is Blain ere love Is horn !.
But the Elntn yonny lives Love carrcth
To lands Of love, where none mag MOURN
Loves lands, where Love hath vanquished Death.
-1;n8{fnka .HQqQ1it1
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THE SWELL

Ga the walk hat did lie,
And galils clap Sailed bys
Aud lie cut2 lirely EweI,-
He WA clerk In i hotel;
Aud he e3yo tina. ant kick,
AMI ha came ACROSS bricff
Spw upon * crutch he ycea
Aiuua Aa4 pound Of tces-
MORAL.
When ron eco person thrown
By fstottune, or by yice,
Help him thrice or seven ama1 thI1At
Help him up, or Lat .lone.
If yuu gi7s this man kick
You may stumble cu brick-
Or a.onc.
Fate is uab.e to fruwn
Aud tia best u us go downt
And in JUS. ) Ittie while
Sue IA liable to smile
And the bad luck aud the vlca
Seem to scatter In 4 trice,
And to hunt their h3les like inject
And the man you tri5d to Kick
Now has c:langot into brick.
Fort ScQu MONITOR.
, 1874-05-16
Animals,


CHAPTERS ON ANIMALS. By Pn1L1P GILBERT
AA1ehros. Autnof VI Ine lnteHeeLual Lille, a
Felaters camp" &c: WIN 1welty Illustrations ny
!. tE9RAssAf anu hAHL hoostER. L. mo.s pp. .a3.
boston: 4tobefts Bros
American readers have learned to look with
,1oeuant oroacta+;or or .n1 .r,-, h,r;,,,x +ho
p'o',1n' ~ Guy "oAn n"'e sno
banG-mark OF tdumerton, he has shown himself
to be 20 keen an observer. with a frained in
60. ~ :"a.1s.:as .'.1 '.;., -.
stsnct 1oT 4nEPectlon, nno Win the same arustlc
command Of the pen rs Of the peacu. Whatever
1ba bea yvr;rtep ahoun1a in +1,o kro -o.,,1+. ,f
Nv :, "A7 "~Na AAoe1 - At4o 4iNo ieeatIS VI
these rare gifts. together with conscientious,
those sometimes soverely-oonseryatiye onin-
~. 49,
Aou9'
In these Chaptern, tho author makes no
nratanea IN ay;steno or co,nn1ate,a.a t,t
r'oso o"S
SIMPLY RECORDS eueh interesting facss IN hs own
experience as he thinks will be Of value to per-
sons rho, like himself, have fondness for
animals. and liking to study their habits and
3;s,;nct;vo ch,r,ctara Tbo 1or,ora ;,,,,y
u''... k. ss..:tns , 't,1o 1n.uA'o
~u.cn nAso oeen ooneotlet''eo W loai' .setnet
with those untamed species which are the last
to depart from the vicinity Of human habitations,
form the subjects of his kind and thoughtful
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Alexander Agassiz aeks all who arc interested in
education to cooperate in obtaining from the
Legislatures Of the various States, or from other
means at the disposal of State Boards Of Educa-
ton, . moderate appropriation, cay $1,000, or ~
annual grant OF $3.50, as contribution to the
permanent support OF the institution. Every
such share would entitlo State to send two
teachers annually as students to penekese.
The following gentlemen will have charge OF
tho various department of instruction ut the An
deEson School during tho coming session: Prof.
B.d. Wilder Eertebrates) F. W. Putnam (Fishesl
Morse and Hanlin (A1ollusks), and Z. Ricknen
lAIicroscopT). Lectures will be delivered by the
Director, 3lr. A. AEassiz, On R2dlates and En-
bryology, BY Prof. 4 II. Never on Physiological
Physics, aud bv Mr. Theodore Lyman IN pisci-
culture. The laboratories will bo in charge Of
Mr. Garm.u., Dr. Packard and Mr. Garman will
take command Of the dredging expeditions.
ARCTIC FLowEn1Sa PLANTS.
DR.. ]. D. Hooker states, in recent number of
Ndture, that four Towering plants we're collect
ed BY Dr. Ecssels, Of Halls Arctic Expedition
from the east s1de OF Smiths Sound, in latitude
50 deg. N. They woro Draba Alpina "a msmber
Of the mustard family, Cernsti,tn, Aipinuzn "a
kind Of chickwecd), Tarnricun de1s-ieonis title
common dan1elion>, md Pou feruosa (a grass).
Flowering I!ants i,aeo never befora been found
IN region 30 near the North Pole.
TIE OPAL.
Many Of the precious stones which aro ranked
as gems BY the lapidaries, and valued as beauti-
full jewels by the ladies', are simply different
varieties CT quartz or, to speak still more plain
j, Of sandstone. OF these We may name the
amethyst, which is quartz colored purple By
ozyd Of manganese agate, which is a compact,
t1aualucid form Of quartz, with colors arranged
in bands OF clouds ]; onyx, chalcodony, and car
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81 A CORRESPONDENT Of the Chicago
slatersor; writing from San Joss, Cal,
s.yss to people .a1ieted with the CHI.
torni. fever: II yo'.aa, v,i,h. By !
. change Of r''e'ss,deeoese, merelj e improve
your: worldly eirosms teneee, ethsse ass
better places for you nearer home.
The timsefor picking up geld, snueestl
10 sand bsaks'; for getting large ttaets
of land At low prices, and for stalsine
new branches 81 business thai. yield
immense prod's, hos gone b.. Thu
land that y worth having j. I'll taken
up. and il held at fansy prices. Id
every brsaohs Of busioes there i; .oloss
competition. Whoever comes Is Gu,
FORMS, thinking that he can make mon,
ey without either espitsl Or hard, p
.iep., per..i.'eae ,l.bot, yin aod that
instead Il money, 4 ih.s n.de---a. mis-
Nkos.S ~ c.sSy sGi. 81 agsjnf :. 7rc.;. -s-aS
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~; d. Kl11H, Of sMisnsapoIis, writing
to the Minneapolis z,sIsss il ssdorse.
ment Of tho Hannanin eopntv dalas.tis.
10 the Legislature, ssys II .@% 49,.
':.Not one Of the nnnbsr 10 what might. b.
called s'.tsliiss Isnber. sad ~ Tho ser-
vices Of 'aSyd. enos q 9tkso we're mor>
sought thsn !SRtf thoss Of The Asst Slss
quent in either hosses" XIX : p
This would not soeord with the view
Of tho ":Autobiogr,phioal"' editor Of sbl
st Cloud I Press, vho attempts to de
tract from Senator Burbank'a z.aoees'
beo.u'e he did no. do more talkiog.--.
# Mcclure should ever sueoe ID ia
squeez,nR himself into any Legislative
body, be would soon earn tho sppsll.'
ton Of The Great Apostle Of Cab. ,
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TAG closing se>sioo Of the last Leg.
stature vas m.re protrscted than usu.
al. The s. oste did not adjourn until
six o'clock on Friday morning, and
The H"ase not until half an hour later,
although the hsrds of the clocks in
the capitol bad not yet reached The
nour Of midnight. Governor Dsvis
was 1t bis post oil night. rapidly,i but
critically, examining bills, and 1t seven
o'o'ock every bill which had re.ehed
him had been approved or rejected. -
This" says the Di.pasch, "~.s . fest
sh,eh no other tdoversor. Of the Stats
has ever: accom- Iisbed Governor
Davi, is, in, every way, proving bis
efficiency, and the people are every day
~ore .ad moro thoroughly satisfied 'so'
tho wisdom If their choice in electinp
him ;7>r-:"a''''' 9: - -+>@"it' 49, l.
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a Br,ek,,nridee di,p,toh Of sat

- Br.et,ntidee dispatch Of Sat-
urdsJ eays:. saps. Moore, Of the St.
Paul and Pacific railroad, has loaded
three hundred mules, fifty wagons and
several car loads OF Government freight
aud started them to.d.y for Cheyenne
i. St: Paul and Sioux City for the
Indian :e,np.ign!. Lieut.. Tr.xel,
arternaeter at Fort Abesorombis has
been gagged two days land nights ii
forcing Tie heavily loaded srmy wag.
ons through til snow drifts 70, txsl1s,
~. !. b...'.'1| /, this point IA .ad III
E1O11e .e,:f G.. .jaaJI! u is ps.:! rft7;f
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- =
-. s. Il, ~ a
Ths T. c. a,.isls.ia the MsesA
sGales, - d,tlk.tah u Tom Nh,
'slall. 80 brilliant e. l
4 tAs s.tobiogsaplI q
3 M = p lills scanned NJ ~
: ii. sIasd Grant W1i,.'
Who esitisisss IL - Of . nsHbss d
The werls u Scasains. Jsstia Mo.
Uuthy Sksssho G1Stsv Bars lie
great Preach s,sipt. end Mn. Thenp-.
| soa v,itasz . plsassaa ssasls absss'
.Bash ,xs.thss. ss.pesas. - Viesiaiss'
Phsdss highly tbs aQeasiiiation Of The
Osstsdsrsseo 6,stss,s dsssassd. ss@ TIE
|1sabssitt zsssasils assvssai ssoetss, iasAoss
I'D sastlaasd., Hhelaea 8 O1, ~
HsAers Nv Yosk. .. IS. 49, 49, >s ~Iss I'D
THE Eaisetie fse ,llassh, ssstsiss
ID fsll he ssuaaksbls lsesus6 Il "0s
Miaaioos," vhieh P.ak NJ Mailer d.
| livs,ad = \. atsin.tsr Abbsy. % Dc.
esnba., 8, 1879, nd which M :, ~
sAssd nah MARKED intssest ia.a ktss,sy
md religious circles: 10 Raglaad.
Thssssnberi alo soataiss jhe fspssise
eh.pss,si o. stsiting novel, "Fa. isoua,
IL, M.dding Crowd ~ Besid,s th,ss
| tso articles ~ :: "sir Eds,a Land,
ssar = sDrsans, iVi.ioas, : and Il ss.
siss;' !. aHsnsyo 1Thsrjsu, the Poet:
| Natu1sliss :. Irish Postieal Humsf;' =
l"wh.t = B.Hs,s ii saieae. !" IS nrs
Unplblishsd Lsttssl Of Elisabsth Bar
rs.t Browning !; )" q safsasiensr o., Dr..
torn; ]" "Gheis.s !; = t..The host Rpzir;'
the, &soaelusion of .spsisg 2Flools :
and assksssh of Rishsrd AnthosJ
P.eesos. aeseopasisd bys@aa2 szs,lleal
portrait on stesl. 3. r. Potion, pub,
Usher, Nv Yott. ~ u.s.. s:s' ~ 80. .s2:1' 81:
The nanbsss of LitssEs Lt,iss1
.Ags for. February q sasa Mare =
have The following iieh md varisi
eoat.st1 -. Memoir =, nd Is.tses q
81. Col.s,dss;'' . s second tslin,n
o. the "Letteia Of Mn. Brosniaga, a
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TIE Asbaotee var il ended, Fog,
lisb grit and guns ~ we're TOD. e. much ;lfo,r'
tho adwellsrs in "a sh.nt, q ssda King
Kofes .9reed to to pay $4,000 ounce. IN
gold and. to behave himself hereafter
~ (leDsr.l 'Wolseley would sglst him
alous. These tsrps lpiiill doubles ~
into history ~ the Ko6es groundp
o.afaielsas III ga
o. 81 asegss asssssgssss5s -ssss
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- TIE St Cloud Pres. Of last week
contained !. low and sourr,lau. stack on
the Changers who'a,e, represented ~
being, g. without. SSordio.rJ: iiin.elliee"es.
As,in everything else, the editor, T. @.
Mcclure, .n 1's'.t' behind s ind somebody
e)ss's skirts, and charges the author.
ship Of, the article, which he gives :
place 10 his paper, to, IAN advertising
circulsr.V al9syyL }2a.4 sz3yler;4 nsesri 81 =
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ON the first page of this weeks pa
oer will be found, 10 full, the speech
delivered 10 the House of Representa-.
tives, BY Hon. NJ. F, Barnes, Of thin
city, IN behalf Of The Normal Schools.
I. is an able production, showing care.
fui thought and research, and did much
to remove tho prejudice, againsta these
schools which existed in the minds eof
many members. q The speech will we'll
repay pevusal: * ~: sssss'zseaH ~ sos>s
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No public Documents Or seeds win
be sen. BY The. Miuoesot. delegation
70 Congress this year, 50 that those
..xious souls ~ho have been hunger.
'og and tbirsti.g after Patent Office re.
oosts, bound acres Of STATISTICAL tables
% Commerce and Navigatioo, aod the
thrilling reports from the different De.
partnep,s, ss ell as those who have
been looking l"Dgiugly3 forsonew5 va.
rie'ies Of squash seed and samples 81
patent prepared .,fodder,avill have TO
hunger and thirst and long 10 vaio T.
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E;1 !, r.. M sli ~ Fillmore
died At biz: home j. Baa.lo % s.bbsth
last, OF sparal, sis, :sesd "a ysara. BE
had beso'in poor health sos some years,
.bd his death vss' sos une1peeted.
nis public career 10 7 not such a. =: %
6li : very .l,rge space il Amsrieas hs.
y0yI. Z =. -z,,st.aE e. .:-:sirx L. s.nn 3 Z
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TIE A'b,n, IN w. ,Asys. s.,s thu.
"to>go outaids Of the tNesmal. School,
and made appropriations for ,.ead.missl
not controlled b. the State . under the
pr.text; Of edue..iag, t..oh.rs, !. [, ,h.n
unworthy q the s.a..s md ; of the; re.
lixioas' iaasisssioa': s.h'sh thus derive
90. exceptional benefit from the ssat>
Treasury These sssdsniss have 10
el.,ns upon. .hs t..x!:pl.y.rr !; y.ad q
,,ixh, 70 single dollar from 10 Tis.,,;,
ary Of the State" a part Of this i
not wholly ipApplie.ble 10 Minnesota
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!. MoxEr is ! drug in Boston, p J: The
bssks there beg their. customers to
tsks il a sixspes cent. tor foas months 'lu.
Better esud poue out here. es5t sssst
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g A.. IokDor s,d,sp,teh IT IT Tuesday
.a,s "A ta'ioos .oso~' . Torn p prevails
~ Eosl.na. u y some 'sln places sooonpaa::
led BY, Lightning" Il, The season must
Do lsss over there i; sws had our snow.
storm LAST wsek. ,sss9 liz ID oz:9
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.lgINNB0OTA NEWS.

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-: =. Iae.e.e @esen l.e'o :; w. ""
's.'se - :" go - 1'1 y ..
-a's''. y NeeF,s' Who h'' served
seve1si se1ns IN ~ @Aeg'slstuse, died
It cot'g' efove, q: - - T e. ''J
+, We, 4'nae'"se %: mo empire
NOUS, @e.a'to' wa 5'saooeo 70 sae
mp On 1'o'y y . man named fn'''p
h. me- .~.' . w." ..'' ..<... ....' :.a
~ - = a a.: Mum, postmaster = q Fsss'
born, committed saieids On the let
,insk. =. IN .hoot;n, h;n,.alf n th., h,s.s&
''1'''s"9 '''''s''"s '.a's A =" ''.' v' =
with snoe gss:-No'e''on knows
20. '"| 'ne ' '''1' '' $3.50 = o., -<7+[ ~
!: IL = gig Jury Il IL sssur on
s.tu!dsy brought IL AZ indictment for
fraud in the ease OF ParnsIee and
HeE''I, note s"indls., who operated
su'o"9 sno 'etmes1' lucy VIII 20 'tl'"
tn'' week. : :: -. ;:..,... 70 -. -sae
.--ae@ge c. Everett. Of Mas pps,
".e''h' county s*'s crushed 70 death
o On saturday oy . lo.d OF lumber t1Pp''
'og over ron On nlm' ;. TEE: ne leaves . VIE
.od eight CHILDREN eays the ~; LAKE a'I City
4 Leader, z*=5.>rsi,z 81. :.:.ss.st q ::>,1
,5--sost'a 6.eh.sds' Of Belgrade
'osnsn.p, oppos'se! m.nssso' we; snoe :
soloogn tne nears ana insanity klle 9!
On f1dsJ' ey hls father, With ~hom hon
20 had :l nad = : dispute: Ihe murderer
Va ~! arrested nod ~. son v..uss :. -, -.
d The brick block in Minneapolis,
o ]. Y, 'ne o''eee, 100 ~. lover seo'1 ., :
.n.en ~ = oeoop'ee y :, sne ''.4 safne'1
.a q. so@p.ay - .na ss' 'pPe'
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w. :d:@.. =: .%,.5t..; = -ss.s =:
-Mr: eiark r: Morrn, general
ire!e e ano tieket sssot q ths fse'h@
Division q ths Northern g 2! P I rail-
roe4i sad formerly cashier q. the WI
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tsss. - sooy.SS.'Y :. II 49,
asz-b'n neoees i'ealas i..ssenoaas
q ,+t a. ls'e'v'e'e Of 'ne 10 Spsoop'f
ono NURSE, *:.., r.,,..,..ss =. -o~.'
-: --Hilsdale :Oolses, ias HilllsdaIe,
Haee' 49, a.aoes eeaee'y 5e ea
'as 'n' f''o,y'A 4Ao, soo'~"' ''7sa
--Ihs Duchess Of asnsvs ies in
pss@1alr 'ia health A. Cite, md j. At.
I! tsnded With sefsat. anxiety and medi-
al ssss She i The eighth Of her line,
and worth 80, ooo-s high, price for
aeeow. %zzo ga & I'll ss.~':--'' 7>': ss'*.~
:, ~ Japan paper discouragesi ths
sanding Of more youthful Jsps 70 the
United States to DO educated, on &C.
eoan. Of tho e'ila '''oei't'oo' With b
when sney GENE IN CONTACT
,-:--A sheep ~ found in Maine the
o&heI day under snow drlft in . hole
seven. Of sight &ses dssp, where it had
been tor It least. s~.lve days without
food. It~as alive, and being pulled
out ran biiskly to the barn, apparently
sll night. .-...
/. a: dispatch from Meridsn, Conn,
ssys that On Friday moruioe John Az.
ds,soo, recently discharged from the
spoke shop Il Walliolgford, entered and
after a lev words fred twelve shots q
The men, tstally wouuding Hor,tio Hell
and Frederick Newton, Anderson
rushed iron til. building and ont hi
.ova throet. al a. s..~7. .s>.::a:. ~. ri.
| ..-London,f population ii three time
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-12

s,s Arrzs!bsings allowed o. ,sa.sl etsll
over q be- country pouring aaost tasis
svvilepese, toshs disesst II stl adsssss
people, Woodhull md Clsaia waarrsl %
W. W'''.doe.d.,y,' 1 q .nd.s.d b .h.i, e..d.,
men, and vs1e taken = JILL Their
trial has begun go = al nd .xa1s ssassss
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-12

/. AcooRD1sle 70 The Miions.polis p
?srs, the, condition Of = The Hsnnspis
County jsil II such .sehst it q entirely
dependent on the sssss1 Of honor of
prisoners p u 70 whether they Vim e.
n,io i jail >, die out. 1.,5 <l; IN =. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-12

JuDaE NILSSON .bas decided that Tie
State Savings Assoe,atiop d Missslpo.
liz w.s xii.,'hl.oes oorpo,sIe rights "a
tbs. it., individual nenbsn - -
sponaibls 10 sssdstees. whss idspositsd
.msssys iu.the.inatitatipa.ga A.sssae. as.s :.