The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
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F3a35IY 515T g@5ss5tyI 7.fO -,
1Bts.ya.pting Seelonyf Of oszilsiiI. ilsaiiI.guid.
ed swsilswss staec5 the he sesiS5sss With
.thoi,ol, <.fz;L1s,aka Is1;,3,

led swallews staecSo he ieesiS1eG with,
.the'phuanessjptsesa !ssaehh 'regu.s
lar interYaa & f T. fqqfm oornice ,ef
the rude mat rial not displeasing ,ta
Etheeyeof'shs sumne rrnboarder and
Ee1ey spsingE*hen their broods are,
half aedgsd shessexteni mounts to the,
roof and knocks9 9away such Of their
nests as he can reach, .strewing the
| ground with the leruela wreck and
slaughter.D But he is old and pur-
blind, and iai fair percentage Of the
swallows escape his single burst of
-mundereas zeal, to wheel and: shrek
afoundtthe gram ediice all summer
lone, land to renew their hazardous en-
terprise another year. .,
The old church has no other grace
than they give it, as IT :settalnds staring
White on the border Of the Village
eIeen; and sends out over, the valleys:
and uiP1anasa the Wild, plaasnlgsent Sum-,
mona ~ It's Sabbath ben.is 1t'iise not
an unmasicA nd;o1,s no,te; but it ii ttesrrttib|e,
md seems always to "! w.rn ii The
judgment day, 80 that one loud66gipg Il
over tbf tbe a.eJ}ds, ~ through the5 woods,
95F7ethyessyiAA, eysy taepiagta e, from the
sermon, ss!1 npat y e hear j, Kith. 4 ahladaaE
|seefE, alarm, ,a, It h. ELL to- bripg 4
biz h}zds:nestiiRyea tssi4ya ahseBita aesssn lud
bts the tes4 yenth " efa MlAsesta ReEkiH IN aoff@,
~ dsssl / eagld dlig li@eei9sF &apeasliasa,
ly swffp44 swbich NqgA pertpve
tbeWit ib tb8oRgh z1a 1sfe ppd5 in nbs4l,, thejs
/ 1wenhdaFiqg gfh sG avszitbs 4eax Agd hqd. It
[gfssa .saald i neyk longer ea)l many youth
dtq Epgfehiipps Egflehip but meeAtly thiqnad and 4
|ttt ttttsltssFi4g eaaGeegstion. :of. SID 14ep
a4A}d nd JSomen rqea resRasded ta slssue.aa4os.
sapd :separselIa scattered v.themeelfea
among the :llf@qqs9rqxs ef,psxs. .Ibs
stalwart -beys<end ambitious. eager
girls Had emlg gr1ted Of married d III out Of
the town; till nov tie vesrt5y' vst5' graves Eaa se be-
side the church received none !" but
Eaged' dead, and Tie stones hardly re-
membered any one under sixty. From
litime to time an osctog,,eenarian OF mona,
lgenarian iweariea ,of shis place in the
census, and irreppa1rably depopul.ted
West 'Perkin, to the loud sorrow Of
! the bell; which made haste to num-
'ber his years to the p1ialrriigh as soon soon as
the breath i 1sas oont of his body. The
few young people who si,'i remained i'm
the town after mattiriage limited their
9a4nsing 4nsin e Al ths FslEd5Na tFssslRi5qnable, Big, eiy fe
urse end h, + 10 lingering Fgsg g1eend9eiress 70
eoypted f,p 3d. their eep pesterity in the ey 1eesep
klRg PfrScesFlep e. M 4hieh @ seqq % ls l]ssaFs
tbs tbA hpH'lly Hly qsnes entairelA a ta he ells lAlp
tsnaR Their frqsty Vi iheada @ le>9k Pledded
Rs ths sepg9n Fg E'tb p 4tbs ipYelppttaFy
s fs'.eptts g. tsa9HB r. '.HHBpbes & [9f P.lsy 5spd
enh ths au4sah9iReRs' 4a9R's m mhsside thea ..t tAqiE
gray NlYEae, EEstla Saatr,'naatiRg y, a with pleas;
ant ffeer.nce the 1 Sabbath abb spray Of
dill q ( carayway' e unnyexed " l!ss BY thoughts
e6 boys WIS S&isorrderly: s'r in the back a pews
&: or t}ae The ealla9ry, 9 !, er,! i tormented by
vague appryeheasions, Is e ei49n tawakilng to find
their fears and boys alike an empty
dream.-:-:E9cm r. p, Ho.uelTs nove
in the; Atlantic for December.