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notice endorsed by so resp onsiblc a firm Mes.
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unqualified approval, and consider 10 as 4 remedy
for the treatment OF every form Of Cntauh, supe-
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Very respectfully,
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3is Harrison Avenue.
Boston. MAY L.
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dies, have privately advised it, use, and presume
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-02
FROEBEL,S KINDERGARTEN
THEORIES.
BY EDWARD EGGLEsTON.

His whole method founded itself
upon the child's nature. A child is
social, therefore he must have COM
panions and not be left to the solitude
of his home. He is active and fond
of making-keep him busy, and
help him to produce things. He
loves the earlh-give him garden
patch. He is an artist-give, him
music, initiative action, and other
appropriate means of expression.
He is curious--teach him to think
and discover. He is religious-lead
him to trust in God. On this last he
said "God-trust, rock-firm God trust,
has died out of the world. The
kindergarten shall bring it back so
that the next generation Of children
shall be Gods children"
Here is work for a child, not
against the grain, but with it,. not
in violation of Gods law, in the
child's nature, but in loving obedi..
ence to it. Instead of furnishing the
lad who makes pictures upon his
slate, the loving Kindergarten mas
ter puts him to making pictures, and
gently shows him how to produce
with his fingers the pictures that float
in his brains. Instead Of rebuking
his curiosity and constructiveness,
the Keilhau schoolmaster yokes them
to his purpose. Instead of checking
the child's sweetest impulse the i'm
pulse to play-he consecrates it. Jean
Paul has said: "Play is the child's
first poetry" 1t was wise and po-
etic saying Of poet. But Froebel
was not poet, but a schoolmaster
and philosopher. He went deeper,
and said the supreme word about
play when he called it "the first work
of childhood" It is the. child's
chief business. Use play to serve the
ends of education you may, but to
do away with it is the objectionable
sin of the prevalent method Of teach.
ing.-Scribner for March.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-02
An old Scotch ladv pave a no;nt

An old Scotch lady gave a point
ed reply to a minister who knew he
had offended her, and expressed sur
prise that she should come 80 regu-
larly to hear him preach. Said she,
MY quarrel's wi you, man; it's no
wi HE Gospel"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-02
WILLIAM MORGAN;
1 Minnesotian Throws Conslde rable
Light on His Mysterious
Fate.
MORGAN DISCOVERED IN MAINE
NEARLY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
AFTER HIS DISAPPEARANCE.
THE FATE OF MORGAN.

THE FATE OF MORGAN.
ANoKA, Minn., Aug. 10th, 1873.
Editors Of the Pioneer-P Press:
/ see by your issue of the 18th
inst. that the name of William Nor
gan, with all the mystery that sur
rounds the fate of this unfortunate
man, is brought again before the pub
lie by the publication of two letters
upon this subject by the Hon. Thur
low Weed.
Perhaps lean throw more light up
on the fate of Morgan than any 9TH
er person living. Prior to 1925, the
time Of his disappearance, my father,
then young man, formed his &C.
quaintance, and knew him well.
-: In the year 1927 or 1928 my IA
ther went eastward a. far as Great
Falls, N. H., where he remained a
few years. Here he married, and
here he experienced religion and
united with the Methodist Episcopal
church. Feeling deep love for the
CAUSE he had 30 lately espoused he
determined to devote the remainder
Of his, life to the cause of Christ and
humanity: With this object in view
be entered the ministry and, started
rs a missionary for the wilds of north
ern Maine, which then was just be-
ing opened up to civilization.
Arriving at Moulton, Maine, he
decided to locate there, and enter at
once upon his work, and here he re-
sided for a number of years. In
| 1874 he went still farther north, and
settled at Fort Fairfield. This part
] of Maine was then an unbroken viii.
derness, save a few struggling settle.
| ments that were many miles apart.
In these missionary labors he. visited
these settlements from Sabbath tc
Sabbath.
Upon one of these routes thai
he Travelled through the forest, guild
ed only by the trees that were blazei
to mark the way, stood a solitar,
cabin with but a lonely occupant, ,
man we'll advanced in years.
| The cabin as we'll as the littl
clearing around it showed marks Q
age, and led one, to, the oonclusio,
that its occupant had long been q den
izen Of these wilds. With thi
strange old man my father often tar
ried and passed many pleasant hour
while resting his weary limbs.
Not only the hermit, but the cabi1
excited his wonder and astonishmen,
being built in very unique manne
and constructed without the use 9
, nails or anything else save what h
, could procure from the forests.
i In conversation with this strang
creature the conviction gradual
forced itself upon my father that b
. had seem him before-but when an
lWhsce =? These questions he could NJ
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-02
/. "Yes,'' said Lois, looking down.
- II don't fash you when I care fo,

u. "'Yes,' said Lois, looking down.
81 II don't fash you when care for
yon,r' .,. 4
j. The, words seemed somehow to
choke him; and he waited for their
answer ~ = man waits for the verdict,
which will give him life OF DEATH.
-: No." she said.
j. "You mean that, Lois?''
"Yes, Mr.. John: I mean it," she
replied. :,
j.. He clasped her in his arms.
"Eb, my lass !" he cried, his voice
broken with emotion, "you've made a
proud man Of me tonight! I've
waited for yot, Lois, as patiently as
Jacob waited for Rachel and I've
oft wondered if it would ever come
And now it has and you do mean it,
lass?"
Eyes" repeated Lois bashfully but
firmly. Il do mean it, Mr.: john"
"And you can make yourself hap
Ply with . rough farmer body like
me; you as is: = lady?'
"Yes, III be happy: she answer
3D.,
! He put back her face tenderly, al
most reverently, and kissed her fresh
fair liips,
! my lass!" he said, straining her
to him with a grasp 20 powerful that
/ Lois almost cried out for the pain
and yet it was pleasant pain, too
'ike's best to like, and loves more
nor gear. The highest lady in the
land. shan''t be better cared for nor
you; shan't be happier or more look
ed to; and, as for me, I'd not change
my place tonight with crowned
liking on his throEe!'
| "Yes,"" said Lois, and she meant
all that her words implied; "like's
best to like, as you say, Mr.. John
anything else is Of no good. But
many a body goes the wrong road
that way, and it's good job when
they find it out before it's too late.'
"1'm not too late, am Il" asked
John, with the foolish repetition Of
one asking to be assured of that of
which he is already convinced. He
was only a lover, poor fellow. and no
wiser than his kind.
No." said Lois smiling; "you'r,
in time, Mr.. John"
"And you ::mean it% he reiterat
She laid her hand in his.
| "There's my hand on it," she sale
frankly. "Now do you think
mean it?"
| ~ do, my lass do!' he answer
ed, kissing her little strongly; Loi
making feint to resist, as she gaspee
breathlessly, lob, Mr.. John sucl
> ways! Well. if ever I saw the like!
Il 1.-THE END.]
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.~Eyerything IN our line made and
sold. Illustrated ca&alouge Of machinery,
130 pages, sent free on application.
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, REAL ESTATE j AGENCY
Cooper &.hinchi|,wood.
+ ST. CLOUD, MINI.
FOR SALE.

No: 53:;: Corner lot, with history house
-. - Good we'll in kitchen, good barn,
and good picket fence, with fruit
trees, &C., In yard. Good location.
t., Will be sold cheap for cash. or ex-
changed for good land.
no. 81. Lots 4, 5 and 8, i'd block 40, St.
Cloud City, Good we'll aud small
s~s ~.a~,~-, barn nssep1ssnisssse~ Good location.
:, - Will, bs, sold very cheap; and on
- 49, 49, tesims u suit purchaser:
No. IS. A dwelling house in lower town,
b ~.-ss opposita, .tha :, Normal L School.
- Good baah; ven; ete:S Will. be
. sold very cheap and on easy terms,
No::57 Two:stoty houss; containing 1s
=, rooms. p lots, on which are fine
fruit and shade trees, good we'll,
. cistern and barn. Very desirable
neighborhood. Must Be sold.
No. 50. leo acres land in Benton county;
81 p. good timber 80 acges smeadow OF
'~ 'S''' nice little stream running
through the place; 40 acres il
:; -. crop; good log house and stable
\ good we'll; and within half mill
of school house, store and sav
mill will be sold very cheap
L and "a sAsy' terms. 80 80
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THE BIRD! OF. P.8OLD.ssol

Upon Whitley -b,os:oned spr,y s
Chsntsd Z golden bird, ohe day. 4:,,
A strange, sweet bira. With roey. Hipe.::-
Which only In the sunrise sinss.
1ts voice runs ~ spirit elesf''! *:''H'..-,
Might vibrats through : crystal spAsze;ts
And, when high hope it, heart would stir,
1t swept the air, s'conquerer! ~: 80
'Tis d'snt now. No nors IA soe<s. ..,,G
Returns the golden bird OF youth. ,
Il '.S'' -Ftom ~ 1''a.'t.A
IxAY live long, but some. old days
OF dear, deep Joy akin to pain--ti' =. 49,.
Some suns that ,eti on woodland wey.:,.:
Win never rise for me again: >.
But shining SEA, aud glad, green shdrs,'''
That frolic vavet nan home 70 kts.>yi
Some words heard that never moro
Win thrill me with their mystic tlis..
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fefOrmef, the regeneration OF society
that was to follow on the sors Of the
aristocracy taking to Themselves
wives from among the daughters of
the peasantry.s 1t was a prosaic, ser
mon on .poetical text, haltine en-
10; toa gracious idyli; but it was
inevitable, as things stood, and the
only way of wisdom open to either.
"Now, my DEAR" said Mrs. Haynes
to her daughter Maud, after she had
read the letter which. Bernard; flung
over to her in paroxyem, Of despair
and she had failed in her .ti1st, at
tempts to soothe him, but know quite
we'll that time would do what she had
not been able to do, and that he
would live to be happy id her way
and to thank her for having saved
him from his own ; "now, was I right
or-wrongl Had I opposed this mad
passion; Of Bernardo he would have
married out Of hand. He was fas-
cinated for the, , time, and saw all
things as he wanted to Gee them.
Quietly letting him prove for himself
the incongruity of the whole matter,
letting the 'impossioility show itself
saved him and us. All, Maud! a
silken thread makes the hest driving.
rein. a woman can have when she ha.
to deal with man ; and to ehecl
while seeming to permit is the oil,
way to securs the command." 49, @s5'
~@sh. smiled r;adi.ntly:9 5sh, va
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"As HAVING clasped > roee; ~. -
Within my palms-the rose being ta'en away,
Ny hand retains ! little breath Or SWEET -
So may mans trunk, his spirit slipped away, !,
Hold stilla faint perfume Of his sweet guest" =,
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sftsrtOmms enbusr Srors liseiaa sobt
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SiIialufoslirssn sr etabIcrst for
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bIiue iuIsts til Oecorub Yriisr.
8sparatiOnsr uoierss soot os
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Ti Ifal tilaoe % at benlebe pore
Sarmcres Opm9rflcmbe bed paa Saus
gems & Sulperiens Advertisement
/ bette SEQ. DiSis Serrer repre-
ientcrer be bepite 8cmpa9nisr /
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Cordial" cen lenet icrlsbne Sio bsr
eperbepile oen Ell pantrrenpe ON eenne
Weeicins uem9rfepe la9enoe Strait.
Get er rs eerfor en- Scrnsielie i9ien al
tunne anbefale BETTE icrt. inliae Yaae:
mineel. 6n lericn, lem plaNes al Scr,
fjslelie, Nc'fe eller lem fsler III iaar ca
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al Oct, ~ eerIcm ret life meefsrer ben
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line Bcuse tilbase. Spem pil vel life
fcris9e tenne Weeiein uneer iliee libe:
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Ole % Wons fulste BAN. $an
hsnsenote hs til 8siientsn i ~foIsenes
Orb - pant a 8riubouie." Oette
funbe Bstisnien lite f~Oritaa. % Ole,
ism anlaa zig for ben &pncisite,
raftsps frem, b%snusnosr fig bells til
Beiitntsn bells til ears :. "lou mutt
talf eueliib iou inou. s mill sgplain
it for iou; be want a lootinsslals'
boie iou fuctu." Ostte bIep 70 me.
act for @ons, ban bapoe biotiI boz.
ret taus, men uobIDo MI. ioet ban
iaa ct Saab ON Ssisr: . oitta
5aaifa Do era, be want a %ipetaffel'
buuls." Ostts bapbs Den ~foreulfese
8irfniu9.
- 4ssnhaIisn. 80 SrIo9smatro.
Ter bapoe farst iammsn | mango
@ar, ben enc bsb Sobn. men git
UNDER Napnet 4~esnbalien, foroi ban
par laa arou til at itrDne % lpps.
Saa bGnote oct ZIG tilliait / en-
srainins. mems De tssss %bstients
ben famine &anon. at ell flsnotlt9
&nsls ios bssss Bensne Of sssn'
balien. "Na, SObn," raabte ban.
tag % ber mig ueo ii! Ooftoren ;
ga, Sobn faitsos bam 'paa @atfen
% ifpnoie fla aiitso; men oa ban
ifuloc til at saa NED % 6rappsn,
tOm en- 8u9le % toe' 9opeost o9laa
al 9~e9nbalisn, uoen at Sobn mar.
fscs BET. Oa ban laa Tom IND i
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ifs uosn 9opso 2" Sobn Ieiteoe 8rop
pen nsb % iaa paa bam: "2sm.
uobreo ban. "ban la9oe til mig, at
ban fun bapbe mjitst 8suens men
ban bar 10 U9rst 9~esublls i al
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s openitaocnos 8eleb mootagct
for Sraet sr life lbsrs9uet "Mopanee
darass."
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90 mootu9st mere Sra9t 1875 cno
/ 1874, oil bet ices at SnotHgtsrne
bar pGret minore emo / forriee Nar
Sette ltriuer iis nermeit ira at en-
bel Del uf 6ragteu bar iun9t SRA.
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par laaleoeS bilissre pr. 100 Yunb.
Sra9tsn pua Sueoe, 5piIfst uosier
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bstposliB laDsre i 1875 end @aret ier
Yosagsr Sillstter:
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benne Citation par ielsmoe:
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Den faass tiltiebs / "Sfanoinnuens"
SoabaRbsI for % gsnis. Or. Ole
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melt ucmerfsbe Sisnleaer. o. bans
BOG er, sltsr fompstents Oommerss
uoioar, oIcelss fortrinlia. 90 ltisni
ri lite ielu bar feet 8oasu. men ocri'
mob Sr. Sdumans NnbeiaIine al
Den, bar ri, paa @ruuo al Sien.
%Ipspommens bpppise SorsfOmit Der
omfrine. life billet unolaoe at 9icrt
"Yoltens" 9riere opmGrtiomme pao
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Tcr fprite @aanep . Gents pr. Suibel
Tpr tper Wlanep eIler Tel al Wlanet
oereiter. l Gents pr. guibeI.
xcr SUiruen (til lite Suli) 6 Gents rr.
@uibei.
Elsie 4riler er lint bsiere sno alminbs.
fla, men apllitetsn al iipie Adrs Aplinl
llsre ctnne Sprbeielie nSnpsnria. Ten l.sr:
lie lei Al &reosn. mpptilet lem Re. l. el
life acc npf. men Den fan gisres iii aeo 70. ]
REQ SruJen al mine Jienlemaifiner. llolif,
ten ipr Gsnsniu8 er iberesnet / Srlassiteo'
ucsiftsrns.
10 inri. b. w. g. Vluedn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03

Gu norit Farmers 3eam lrt
lpbf fprriss 5reDa9 often % falci
neb / CT bpb &enpe / Aafre BAT
ferne, @lenwpOp Scwuibip, % pO
Solt fcm iii, laa Seitsne cpenpaa
bpsraurre, % Den ene rar betppe'
lis beTaDiget I bet enc Scrben.
Sarmereu fanpteS ct Stptfe bag
eftsr temmslig fOrflaaet / @afgtet.
Sau bappe rRret / 0eccrab on
Oaaen pg por liot ~beftiRnfet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
SOct Do ima9fnlct 2lrbcicc!

Set ollerbeoite 90 funitnsri.
lie &rbeloe / Gpcn, bpoo Ybotosroi
an9aar. tan etbOloes hos Mrtbur
WcRop. Sin life Oerss Mrbeios
Ill rellsnoe Snmbus Ngsnter, noar
Sc tan ian beore @rbslcs uoicrt Der
/ 8Den. San fan lissIsoss fopiers
Il iaa gobt YortrGt, JON fan enltss.
ira andre Yoytr9tter IigsIra be Tier.
tie til be minbile. % bUis man life
r tilireps. iOr!anass lnSsn Detailing.
SOriea BAN iprit, bpls De pnlter
soot Nrbelos III moderate Yrller.
Yboloaropbaaueri opsnpaa VI.
2anlon Il Sos Sfo. Siote, Il9eopsr.
Tor 0irlt Rational 8ant. pol,
Decorah-posten., 1876-02-03
st Srb til DC Turlanbiac

CT NOT, f9es Der. Sette trpr psiaa
jog, CO is9 pil eerfcr 9 gre 6armerne
cpmGttlcmme paa, at jog bar beitemt
mig til at upfsrs aleilaes Ylrusrepa'
t%irner, lem inebrinsss til mig inren
lite Marts &rbeibet maa betales in.
Cen lite @pril--l5 Yrpccut biai9ere
eno eIisrs. Sette Neeila9 | Yrilerne
9~j9leer funs for ben anfsrte Sie, %
10 rnuiti9e 6clt nil let inele. at bet lon
uer zig at faa fine Flru9c reparereee
nu, meeens min Sio life or iaa tpiibar
lem ellers. - Mert Sieen.
.. 81. Slfen.
Gcurt Street, Seecrab, Soma.
iS-4.