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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

"A TightF Fit. Delirium tremens.
"A Schenectady Justice of the
Peace decided that a verbal contrac ct
is not good without a stamp"
"A young man in Ohio recently
opened clothing store, and was sent
to jail for it. Reason-the clothing
store belonged to another man.
-India-rubber sidewalks are COM
ing into fashion. The principal ad-
vantage of this walk is that it can be
stretched. AS the town grows, it is
pulled out towards the suburbs.
Some of the questions proposed
for discussion at a meeting Of an
Eastern debating Climb were these
"Is it necessary that females shud re-
seave a thurry literary education?"
"Ort females to take part in poly
Tx ?"
"A gentleman in addressing the
charming Lady K, who had just
remarked in Paris for the third time,
said reproachfully, "You do not come
to London any longer p "Oh, yes, y
she replied in a most natural manner,
II always pass my widowhoods there" "
"A schoolgirl, in writing to her
mother, says, Il get along nicely
with all my teachers except Miss
-: but I don't blame her, because
she accidentally shot the young man
she was engaged to, and it naturally
makes her feel kind of cross, especially
on cloudy days.
The Canadian Parliament ha:
voted 100000 for the expenses OF
its Centennial Commission, and each
of the Provincial Legislatures is ex.
pected to add to this amount what
ever may be necessary to pay the gen.
eral expenses of Canada's representa-.
ton.
"A Cruel Fraud.-At Califor:
MIA fair several bottles of strained
honey were exhibited, when a man
put a bottle of castor oil with the rest
Several old ladies sampled it, with
| the same result Theopinion of all who
tried it was, that the bee who laid il
| was a fraud. One old lady said, thai
even bees had got to cheating nova
DAYS.
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Talk about corruption in Ameri-
can politics, buying voters, and stuff
ing ballot boxes, there is a member of
the British Parliament whose election
expenses were $4,000, or about $40
for every vote he received. Politics
are awkward things to get mixed up
with, at home or abroad.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

Figures as to the cost of running
the Centennial foot up something like
this: Main building, 81 100000; art
gallery, 81 100000. The other halls,
water supply, and furnishing oflabor,
police, premiums, &c., and contingent
expenses, bring the grand total up to
81 SOS. 600.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

"A little four year old woke up
very early one morning, and seeing
the full moon from the window, he
innocently remarked II should
think it was about time for bod to
take that moon in."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

lord, make us truly thankful
of what we are about to receive
these biscuits amt ftten for a dog to
eat," is the way a certain Monroe,
La, man asks blessing.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

District visitor, blandly-"Well,
dame, and how do you find things
now?" Crusty old cottager -"How do
| find things? Why, by looking arter
'em, to be sure.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

"A woman ragpicker of Indian
apolis, who has always lived in the
utmost squalor, and was supposed to
be very poor, died the other day, and
is now found to be worth nearly $100,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

-Ninety-three per cent. of the
teachers employed in Chicago are wo-
men. In the whole country there
are 221, ,042 teachers ofwhom 1918
are women.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

"A Observation-Disclosures
en-" is what they call horse car in
Berlin. How does man call it when
he's in a hurry
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

The Titusville Herald mentions
woman who made a ferocious assault
upon well-meaning man who called
her his trailing arbutus.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24

Mark Twain says: II have seen
slower people than I am-and more
deliberate people than I am-even
quieter, and more listless, and lazier
than | am. But they were dead"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24
MOSS,
EDGAR FAWCETT,

EDGAR PAwcErT.
Strange tapestry, by Nature spun
On viewless looms. aloof from sun.
And spread through lonely hooks and grots
Where shadows reign, and leafy rest
Omoss, of all your dwelling-spots,
In which one are you lovelieat?
Is 1t when near grim roots that coil
Their snaky black through humid soil?
Or when you wrap, in woodland glooms,
The great prone pine-trunks, rottsd red?
Or when you dim, on sombre tombs,
The requiescats Of the dead7
Or Is It when your lot is cast
In some quaint garden of the past,
On some gray, crumbled basins brim,
With conches that mildewed Tritons blow,
While yonder, through the poplars prim,
Looms up the turreted chateau?
Nay, loveliest are you when time weaves
Your emerald films on low, dark caves,
Above where pink porch-roses peer,
And woodbines break in fragrant foam,
And children laugh, and you can hear
The beatings Of the heart Of Home.
July AAlontic.
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Challenging lawyer to colored
juryman in Clinton, La: "Do you
know what verdict is ?" "No, sah!''
"Did you ever see one?" "No, sab
| nebber was at a show in my life"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-06-24
LONDON THE LARGEST CITY IN THE
WORLD.

The following, on London, is from
a recent number of the Leisure Hour !:
''The metropolis of the British EN-
pire, the largest city the world ever
saw, covers, within Is miles radius Of
Charing cross, nearly 700 square
miles ,and numbers within these
boundaries 100000 of inhabitants.
1t comprises 100000 foreigners, from
every region fthe globe. It contains
more Jews than the whole of Palestine,
more Roman Catholics than Rome it.
self, more Irish thar Dublin, more
Scotchmen than Edinburgh. The
port Of London has every day upon its
waters 1000 ships and 5000 sailors.
Upwards of 120persons are a lded 10
the population daily, or 10000 yearly,
a birth taking place every five min
utes, and death every eight minutes.
On an average, % miles Of streets are
opened, and 5000 new houses built
every year. In its postal districts
there is yearly delivery of 239 mill
ions ofletters. On the police register
there are the names of 100000 habit
ual criminals, increasing by many
thousands every year. More than one
third Of all the crime OF the country
is committed in London, or at least
brought to light there. There are as
many beer-shops and gin-palaces as
would, if their fronts were placed side
by side, reach from Charing cross
to Portsmouth, a distance Of 73
miles, and $4,000 drunkards are an
nually brought before its magistrates.
The shops open on Sundays would
form streets 60 miles long. It is esti-
mated that there are above a million
of the people who are practically hea-
then, wholly neglecting the ordinan-
ces of religion. Atleast 900 addition
al churches and chapels would be re-
quired for the wants of the people.
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PA1NLEssNEss OF DEATH FROM
L1GHTN1NG.-Here let me observe
that death from lightning must be
painless. The nerves Of the human
body do not convey sensation ofpain
instantly to the nerve-centres. There
is an appreciable interval before we
are cognizant of what has happened.
The time Of an electric flash is a small
fraction of this interval. While the
velocity Of a nervous sensation of pain
is less than a hundred feet second,
that of electricity, varying under diff:
ferent circumstances, is many thous-
and times greater. We are killed be-
fore we know it. Yet there is proba-
bly, greater dread Of death from this
cause than from almost any other
Prof: John Noecbridge IN the July At
lantic,
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THE FINANCIAL CRISIS ABROAD.

London, Eng, June 17.-Several
additional failures are announced this
afternoon, mainly of houses engaged
in the East India trade. More are
believed imminent and there: is a gen
eral feeling Of disquietude in business
circles.
Quebec, June 17.-The bank man
ayers have decided to assist the firm
Of Benson, Bennett & Co where liza
bilities are over $1,00O,O00, to enable
them to continue business.
London, June 1.-THE following
failures of bill discounters are an:
nounced : Young, Borthwick & Co.,
John Anderson & Co., and J. G.
Faulie. The liabilities of Young
Borthwick & Co. are stated at $12,.
100000; those of John Anderson &
Co., one million dollars. J. G. Eau
lies liabilities are not yet given.
London, June 17.-Messrs. Weat.
head & Co., of Manchester, have fail.
ed. Liabilities one million dollars.
The failure is also announced of John
Stachen & Co., East India merchants
of Bishopsgate street. Liabilities one
million dollars. Also of H. Adam.
son & Sons, ship and insurance brok'
ers. Liabilities not given. It is un'
derstood that further suspensions will
be announced tomorrow, including
an important house.
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-"Earwreckonsileable" was the
way a youth of Pennsylvania spelled
he word given out at a match" y
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surprised the wild azalia in its swamps,
when they made the woods echo with
catch and chorus, and drew enchant-
ment from the cool depth of the
Witch's Well, from early purple
dawns, and starry spaces Of evening
sky, from
"Fhe light that never was on sea or land.'
Life was growing idylic with Laura.
One day, as they returned from a
drive, a travelling carriage whirled by
them, tnen wheeled suddenly about
and overlook them, while gentleman
from within cried, Laurence Lau-
renee, is that you or yourwraith ?" and
directly was out, and testing the mat
ter with a vigorous hand-shake ;
then:
care you staying in this nejghbor-
hood? asked the stranger. ''Is the
Empress with you? understood that
you were both stopping at Engel-
hardt's."
Laurence kept a frown at bay with
the ghost of a smile, as he replied,
somewhat evasively:
IL eoos at Engelhardt's for a time
but alone: the Empress went to the
Springs with an invalid friend"
"You had better look out for you,
laurels," laughed the other, as hedrove
| away.
"Thank you" returned the Captain
mine are just within reach" And he
bent himself anew to Laura.
"Who is the Empress asked Lau
ra, carelessly.
"The- Empress!' indiferently. "Oh
Matilda-my cousin
And Laura never dreamed wha
empire she called her own.
| CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.)
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old Ethan Allen was in church
one Sunday with a number of friends,
listening to very high Calvinistic
minister (exact stature not recorded). J.
The text chosen was, "Many shall
strive to enter in, but shall not be
able, " and the preacher promised his
remarks by observing that the grace
of God was certainly sufficient to in
clude one person out Of ten. Second
ly" disclosed the fact that not one in
twenty would attempt to avail him.
self of salvation. At thirdly" it
came out that but one man in fifty
was really an object Of Divine solici-
tude. 'Fourthly" was announced,
and the estimate Of the elect now re-
duced to greater correctness, the sad
conclusion was being drawn that only
one out Of eighty-when Allen seized
his hat and evacuated the pew, ex.
claiming, I'm off, boys; any one OF
you may take my chance"
10 AK,
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MORE ABOUT CALIFORNIA,
From the O,yatonna Journal.

From the O,yatonna Journal.
In a letter to DR.. Harsha, written
from Sacramento, California, and da-
ted the I'd inst, an old Owatonian
gives his impressions of things in that
country as follows:
"As you requested me to write you
will comply. California is over
stocked and over-rated. Itis no place
to emigrate to now, for the reason that
there are more people here now than
the country can support. There is
but d small portion Of the State sus-
ceptible Of cultivation-about one
eighth-and the balance is stock and
sheep range, which takes an average
of one acre to pasture single sheep.
All southern California is worthless
except that that can be irrigated, and
the oranges and lemons raised there
are very inferior. The vegetables do
not have the flavor possessed by those
raised in other places, owing to the
rapid growth caused by irrigation.
Good farms are held so high a man
can do better to live on the interest of
the money than to invest it in a farm.
Living is good deal higher than in
the western states. But little manu-.
featuring is done here, almost every.
thing in that line. being imported
All the agricultural machinery, and
wagons and buggies &c., are imported
from the east. The old Californians
say that money is not picked up on
the streets as it used to be. Business
is very much overdone. All business
men are complaining. I think prop.
erty will decrease in the nexttwo years
in California, one half: don't think
it is a healthy country. It is a con.
sumptive country. A man who has
plenty of money can find places here
where he can live more comfortably
than in Minnesota.
II shall leave in few days for Os.
caloosa Iowa, which place shall make
my future home. The wheat crop is
said to be half a crop this year here.
All crops are light here, and there
will be more or less suffering next win.
ter among the laboring classes, for
there is such an extensive emigration
and the most Of those coming have
just money enough to get them here
| and there is not work for them -
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Sag unb Nabt.

gSu lit Die Sd0nbeit mebr ,u Fnben:
Sn be8 Sages gliibenner Yra1t?
Sper i'll Der wstdI,n, LINDEN,
3anberUouen Monoenna6t?
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gSle iidl Seioe5 leuft uno hebt;
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Nu6 luer l60ne 9t0dte lebt
Sinft Der Sag, Ser goIbcnen Srone
llno ots EurpurlihtS bcraubt:
Sebt Die 9tddt auf ountIem 5brone
Sid Die SlIberfron' auf's 9aupt.
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Summtrmiloen Silfes ma6t,
gSilb ms Snqc5lid)t Iiebcr ihauen,
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Ser Terien Slusflug,

y9t,iu ! uno nciu uno nein feline
Mann5Ieute gSir brci 9ebrerinnen
MAIDEN uniern tleineu Tcricuz9IuSflug
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uen ser S6iilerinncn 3ing lie oub porii
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9(nItoIt waren ouf uno oauon aus ben
SlaiIen,immer, eIeif cinem So9eldo'
bon Iultioem Slug. Snitinct 9emeinian
croriffer. Sic Srci S:cunrinncn trafsl
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1Sermamn aeo., Sonneritae, sen Is. Mpril 1878.

i'm Slur IadenOen Nngeidts suinmmen,
OILS wdren lie ielber ser Sdule entrons
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10 oaB e5 5pelfelbaft blIeb, oh er ple
yidouen Sameu," Die er onreoete, proz
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ab9ebrodeneu 9lureben foum nit einem
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SOpfnifen oufnebmcn fonuten, purben
balo 10 frei gegenii6er oem fonllid)en
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bie glcidgiiIti}lteu Oinge, b;t iie inter
einanOcr beIproten, berSIib gu laden
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lid mar, eiueu tiibnern Mutbmiqen an
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