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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-19

Gr:Nrdfbemt 6ramt.

~&WS~
ileberou Bin if ~ pauie,
lleberau bin ID betannt.
GesbaIb reif' ID in Der vaute"
Sad benz itoi;en Gn9euaMb.
Quii9 hier unb lufi9 ba,
Ubi bcne hi patria!
Qorbs, 3ersose, 1irsermeifer,
9srinSea (elbR tetiren mid,
ale ben orStten 6elbterrn preie Der
Brittle mid. bet 0tid nie mid.
2uitia bier uub laNis b &c.
Sell benz Mamne, ber in GIoris,
90 ale Batter iwie ale 4eIb,
Sell benz S&Uie9crfObn SartcriS,
Dem BE Relic ~wsblsefdat!"
2uitis bier xno luitis oa &c.
SIltes ENGLAND, boil bon Wdnnern,
Gctnfu6ispou unb treu unb brab,
Nod BON moblen Yierpetenaern.
9ant fei Dir beina half and half!
Qut.0 bier uno lufio ba &c.
@alb beitrs: e&eiben! siGts tann balten
Wi& = Scotch Whiskey nidt einn,al.
Denn nit ieuriaen UsWalten
Biebt's MID iber ben Ranal,
2uiis bier unb luftis "a 'e.
Ma@ benz 6rantrci&, nod benz fonn'sen,
$50 man ilblt iiA oufserdumt,
Sci benz Go9nae, bel oem wonn'gen.
SO Der Munum, Der ed,te idaumt,
2aFie bier uno Iuiti9 ba &c.
@enn bic xDutGmen" manOorirsn,
Neil' if bortbin, INT ibr seer
Wans 9enau ~ inipiSiren,
Xctnen famn id alpar midts me9r.
2ufie bier unb luftis ea &c.
limb bcr YobeI wirb f4 boiler
SHreien !: xpeil benz eroben 0rant!"
Hub Der sreiic Seloenfaiier
Seidt seriibrt mir feline 9ano.
9uitis bier uab luHis ba &c.
ebren pirb man mir ,~rpeif.n
stuwdrts. t0nisliAe fdicr;
@ismard iclbit. Der Mann ben Giien,
,SSirb iih bruacn tief Dor mir.
2ujtia bier unb lufis ba &c.
81 bic Spree" aulctt ocriibcr
Gin Der fdoncu blauen Spree,
Meii' nod Gnalaub i'd hiniiber
Saa' Ger NcUic: Sinh, abe"
2uf,e bier uno luitis oa Il.
@eI&er llmidwune! Stun. oas ma&t id
Gines 1T mir iett i&cn ilar,
0ics : in 1880
&erb' i'd wieher, btr i'd tpar???
2uitia bier uno lufia ba?
Ube bene hi patria ~?
(4crlin. Sowrnal)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-19
8iQi0iuperflufen.

Gin Q idbriaeS, lammfrcmmes, feblerfrcies
Tiero. CSSaQad) gut gum Gabren uno Ne'ten
lit bia,s ,u uettauisn. iomie Gin faf neues
Vicroeseidirr unb Shlitten (einiponn'9).
3dberes gu criabrcn in Der OHiee oes rAoro.
tern. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-19
BUR 8eQ6tunQ.

Da i'd @inens bin. ben Damn Der ct.
: oicpb'e MabImiitfe i'm nadRen Monat re.
pariren ~ Ia7en, 70 eriuhe i@ meine aeebrtcn
Gunocn. ibr @ctrcioe Dor benz l. Nusuf bel
mir maDlcn gu la1cn
~Ndtun0sbou
ct. Soiepb, stcarns So. So-o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-19
Oanffdaum0.

Son. NIoRerm n, bic batc Qebrer
hes SdulbiRritts 70. -. Vira Excitement
fattet biclait ben Gltcrn unb ainbern hes be.
iaatea 1inriits ieinen t~iefaeilhltsn Dant al
fir bas 3utrauen. weldes fe ism bisber &c.
fdemtt babcM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-19
G@te Mtebi3imem:
su IiberaIen Yreiien.


limb bod, na&bem man e. iibevaH probid
fat, tauft mon in 6. S&uIten's alter
beutider Apotbcte Aaes biQieer NIB better.
Sein @eiAdit bat ipen,ser suslasrn ME it.
9enb elm Snberes. Ct bejabIt teine 3ente,
tbeilt nit teinem Yartner uno baIt sine
Musmabl
G~arben, @urseIn, &r6utern,
@einen unb Wetiea M MT N,
ipic man lie ionf bier nireenbs fnbet.
Gutter Nath
toitet, nidts unb tuirb germ unb frcunbii9 ct.
tbeilt.
3eecpte
peroen 3n ibrem ~tpirtli@en" @ertbe' en9e.
ferti9t.
6. Shultem
4 Nscnt fit Nberiu's fertis aernifdte Gurben.
unb feline spotbete
1T
bic rein,ise" beuti@e Npot6ete
norblid bon Minneapolis.
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Bur Yeber;isuns 9.


Mer weuiacr usib. ais Nnbcre, madt mcbr
sMnipridc. SIMMER 1T es bas lHleGte Nao
am 8aseu, has am meuten edrn madt.
Der reAte Wann am redtenE
Ylat.- sobn 4err @irtb, brauden Sic
UitQcidt eincn 8arteeper? = Mirtb: IS 1T
ia olemeii faf our nihis Az tbun. So1n !:
Das niirbe mir oeraoe paNen.
Gin borIautes Sinh.
Gin Herr maAtc einer @ittpe ben Aof unb
bewunpcrtc ibr reihcs Saar. I'D. rief has
an,pelenbe Sohterdsn unflus, Moma idcnt
aber aud ibr Saar iebr, bonn lie jiebt es i'm.
alsr aus, menn fe ~ Bette 9cbt.
RinbIi9e 2osit.
.Vapa, bait Du iemals selogea?"
.,Nein, ,nein Scbn."
..Wama aud nidt?"
.,.0cipi6 nidt. @arum:"
.@eil ca unbesrsiHid it, bab 2eute, Bic mic
gclcecM baben. einsn SoDn baben tOnnen, Der
10 oft lii9t wie it."
@esenieitiger @uni&.
Gin 9abresidluTe CAB Elm eebrsr fcinsn
t!einen Sdllcrn redt ftone G~rmabnun9sn
unb iaste ennlih: Wit @cainn oes neuen
Sabrcs miiniAe i'd, baS ibr td9liG fron,mcr
,inb better meroet!
Die aeribrten alcineu sabcn BEN fur;en
GescnmuniA: Das mlniden mir obnen aud,
!9crr yebrer!
RitIi4e Uraee.
Gin Ridter, Der pesen feiner eofidteit MIDI
aelobt wuroe, faate emit einem 1amne, otl
ibm etwas porButrasen bate: Grcuno, Gil
finb Gin Gil!
Serr MiAter, fraate Der olio 3itulirte, biz
id SIR Nreunb. neil id Gin Gfel bin, orer bir
id Elm 0jel, neil i'd Sbr Grcuno bin?
Die GIemente.
2cbrer in Der MrmcnfAule: AIio bic
Glemente aiebt e.: 2uft. Ueuer, Crbe uno :
Du. Mtid)el, mas 1T pas bierte element ? =
suaaemeine Stiue. Mcib es 3einer? Gort
a.issies sdweiaen. @orin wdidt bu bic
frlbmoraens, @idel? .Elotlid inipirirt
ipridt Der 30slina: Sm mcincr Wutter ibre
tlcenen @aidWanne.
Norb. unb sIb.Deutf@Ianb.
Yrsube ,u einem sA,paben: Aoren Si'
mcin gieber, wiHem sic, mas Sbnen gu cins'
Gicl feblt?
Sdwab: Noi.
Ereube: Die Sbren.
Sdwab: Ga irut Sia freiIi in @or:be
seoa hi, bonn Sine ieblt gum en- @ieI gar nil
@arum? Gin @ait tritt in eir
@~stnuration unb ioroert Mafec nit Mild
AIS Der aeuncr sinsiebeu mill. fast Sener
@eben sic mir bel 3aTee, id werOe Sbnc
fasen, warum." Madocm bics seiheben, fas
er: ,Nuu seben Sic mir bel MilH, i9 pers
Shncn iagen. marum." Ser aeuner erfil
aud bies, unb bleibt bonn itrbcn. v@aS {,
warten Sie?~- sic ,uolltcn mir ben @run
fagen!" - rSa 70! IS 9cf@ab oesba!b, he
i'd bieI 3uder ncbme."
Sir gefabrIi@er stammbaum M.
Das lit bier unier s%tammbaum, iaotc ei
ctipas ;crlumpt ausfebenoer Sinslina an
srtanias au ciacm 0reunbe, inbem er a,
cine pradtiae eide aeiste.
lSie 10? fragte c%ritaunt Der 8nbere.
Wlcin Yapa unb meine beiben Obeimc, {,
a6bltc triib Der @rife, tainen eineS slbemcS a
bieicn Baum. Sic batten Yferoe ecborat. Dc
8eiibcr berirlben leioer nidt setroTen, un, III
OicS mittbelfen al fonnen. Dieter raul
MenId) fan l)ncn nit iciuen Grcunhen nod
crreid,.e lie bisr, unb iieht Nu, hn. an brittle
2Iic rsdts, oa ipurocn iic aue 0rsi- sebent
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st. Cloud ReStNzlTntiOn.

st. Cloud R~eStNWTNtION.
Gine 2bire iiblid bonn @et.S ouie.
MahIseitcn III icber @tunte bcs 9agrs.
Sag. 3oitsdnser mercen 81 dubert bilisen
Ersiicn cine Oortrefflidc SaieI finben. Oeiue
@cine, Gisarren, y%imonabcn,
ICE-CREAM,
Gin sroser gorratb bon ieinem @onfeet, Eif.
fen, Gridten uno Aucm, was u ben @au.
msn tibeln mag.
Nieoere Yreiie uub s~ubortommenbe 8eSie.
nuns wirb ben @aien gu 9beil.
c. n. Sumner.
rS-1h
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st. Sgnts 9eadtmy,

unter Der 2eituns Der S@ueitern beg
Ill. 8eneoift,
(Gdston ~. Bcrmain-S tr.. II: GanoUer MUc.)
ct. Glouo, @inmeiota.
Das S&uliabr besinnt am erfen Mcntas
in September uns idlie6t gnbe SUM. Oie
30siinse tpcroen inbcS ju ieber Belt wdbrcnb
oc5 SabreS a%ufgcnommen. aot unb Scr.
pFesnns fir flint Monate' $4,000.
Muiit &C. ertra 3u beaablen. 0ie erte
Seiiion beainnt am l. @oatas i'm Septcm.
Der; bic 5Weite AM l. Montas i'm Gebruar.
GGiir'Ndberes tueube man fidy III
Mother Walburgga, O. S. B.
z L. B. "a. St. Cloud, MINI.
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@rp6er 6anbel in DRY 0opbs.

edlcier, Serials, @orhdnae, sdottiide unb
fran;oIide @inebams, @olenmaaren, Com.
meribauls. Vcl;e. Sunncnidir'ne. Seicen.
banb. 9aiGcntiider uno elm grobcr gorratb
anbcrer COMMENCEMENT pe:ben gum Soften,
preis bsrfauft. &ommt nno ie1et bic @aaren
Ans lcrnt bic Treiie fennen bel
Soicpb CbeIbrod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-19
Meue @aaren !

1ys
81. gernaim StraSe, ct. Glcus, W'nn,
lgmpicblt fcin reidbaltises Eager IN
|0rp @oobs,
Groceries.
YorceIIanwdareh
Gisarrenm.5 abat
u. I. ~. u. !. 10.
Ser fdone storc in @oisberqsblo6 bat
eiuc Der ar06tem slusmahlen uso ubertrtNf
oer;elbe faft alc anoern Storcs IN ct. eIono
wcacn Der Nicpriafeit feiner Yre1le.
Sprcdt ror unb iiterscuat Gud) tslbf.
|aO-bb 8. 8ettemburg.
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8ri&'S
QQgerbicr 8rauerei
g t. gloub, Minneiota.

@utes reines 8icr in beliebiaen Guantitdteu
Hets an Seno unb gum Scrididcn bereh.
'8eitellunsen bon bier unb ausmdrts perben
prompt beiorst.
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T.. @omer

brinstSem seebrten %ublitum in Grinneruns.
raS ct ollie slrten slnifreider. grbeiten ours
geite uno gu liberalen Yreiien beiorst. Sem
Anitreiden bon @aufern, Buagies,
@a9en, 9ausi&ilben &c. pirb bic
arobtc sorafalt sepiomct. = Sbop in Der
ct. GIoub @asen> Gabrit. Is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-19

RitIi4e Uraee.
Gin RiGtcr, Der uesen feincr eOEi&teit MIDI
aelobt wuroe, faate emit chem 1anne, oe'
ibm ctpas bor1utrasen bate: Grcuno, Gil
fiMb Gin Giel!
Serr Mibter. fraete Der olio 9itulirte, biz
id SIR 0reunb. neil id Gin Gfel bin, orer bir
id elm GieI, neil i'd Sbr Grcuno bin?
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06

suddenly ana simultaneously perceive
each others extreme atrocity, but they
will reach that point in time. For the
first two days They will be afiecionaie
and happy. On the third day the cap
tain will find that sunburnt nose does
not add to his wiie's attractiveness, ana
she will ask herself II it is possible for
woman to respect man who uses to-
baccO. On the fourth day they will feel
that married life Is q failure, and before
the first week Of the voyage is oyer they
will even wish that they were dead.
Having once entered upon an enterprise
which demands an amount Of bravery
never yet displayed by any married man,
the captain will doubtless bring his wife
safe to land, but as soon as the little ves-
Sci reaches the dock man and woman
will be seen flying in opposite directions;
the man seeking the shortest route to ST.
IBERIA, and the wife taking the first
steamer that will bring her back ID the
land were there is room enough tor sue.
cessful matrimony, and where there are
divorce laws that soOthc the broken
heart.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Estate of Thomas II. Sullivan, deceased.
10 whom IL may concern-plea'c Ike NO.,
lice thet have filed my final account as
Administrator of ssid es ate, and shnil sp.
ply to tho county court Of Alexander
county, sitting asa court ofprobate, ut the
,Jurc aim thereof. ta-wit: on tho third
NJ ,nday of June, A. d. 1877, for flill and
final discharge from all further liability ~
admipistrator OF said estate. 'ra
NJ. j McGAUl Ely, r'
Adminutrator
Cairo, H., May s?d, 1871 dSt.
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ST. NICHOLAS

, ne Aine All PubljcAtt ms fssusd
Tor the Young on Either side Of the
Auantio."-southampton (zng and) Obssf,.r.
=, The third voltime jof chi, iipcourpsrable
Magazne ID now comple..d. III its
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us, ih shorfer stories. poems, snu skStckss,
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lor boys and girls ever issued from the
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2'od'"--The Churchman. Hartford Conr
st. Nicholas for 1877,
winch opens with November, 1876. begins
a snort and very entertaining serial from
tue French, "The Kingdom the Greedy.D
story adapted to the Thanksgiving season.
announcer serial, ofabsorbing interest to boys.
" CHS OWN MASTER"
BY J. II. Trowbridge, %
author Of the "Jack Hazard Stories.n be.
gins In the Christmas Holiday Number.
Besides serial stories, Christmas stories
lively sketches, poems and pictures for the
holidays, and some astonishing illustrations
OF oriental sports, with drawings by siamess
artists
The Christmas Holiday Number Of
ST. NICHOLAS, l,a e.,
uperbly illustrated, contains very inter.
sting paper, .r..., ses .,lfss
CHE BOYS OF MY BOYHooD,'
BY William Cullen Bryant; .a.,.sU
'The Horse Hotel" a lively article, by
Charles A. Barnard, splendidiy illustrated;
tThe Clock in the sky" by Richard A.
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Peterkins' Christmas Tree by LIcrstia
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by Lucy Larcom, with pictures.
Do Not Fail to Buy St. Niohols. for the
During the year there will he intere sting
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others.
There will be stories, sketches. and
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@ %
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Notice

Is hereby :giyen that default having been
made tor more than sixty days IN the pay
ment of portion of the amount secured
to be paid by q certain mortgage executed
by Mrs. Julia II. Farrin to samuel Stats
Taylor anu Edward Parsons, trustees Of
the Cairo city property, dated September
18th 1871 and recorded, in the recorders
office of Alexander county, in the state oil
Illinois in bookG, on page 10, etc. J., the
undersigned, successor to said trustees, VIII
on Saturday, the 18th day OF May Instant,
A. d. 1877, vt ~ o'clock in the forenoon o.
that day, under and by virtue Of the power
OF sale contained in said mortgage, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the office building OF $. S. Taylor.
corner Washington avenue and Eighteenth
street, In said city of Cairo, In Alexand r
county ami state Of Illinois, lot. numbered
10 (liteenl; IL (siNteen), 30 hirty.thr' y,
and a (th,rty-four) in block numbered .
ltwoJ in the fourth addition TO the laid CT g!
OF Cairo; according to tho reco ded plat
thereof, with the appurtenanaes. t. satisi.
the purposes and conditions Of said mort
Ditod G AFRO, Ills May LIST, 1871.
4 STATS TAYLOR.
Trustee of the Cairo City Property
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Ghe Bulletin.
REJECTED

The clouds in purple banks stretched wide,
Like violets.by a green br00bsideI
The linden-b0ws. together wed,
Waved and arched above your head;
Der the sea the winds came low;
The bees dull murmnrng pulsed slow
Beneath the words you said
The naughty c0ldness OF your lace,
And proud rep0se, 80 full Of grace.
Those measured words you quietly
spake in your disdain 10 me,
Scared that summer time;
hut breaking hearts faith was no erime
In your minds law, maybe.
And now you plead, "Let us he friends"
What! think } on that could ma Z amends
Meet for life laid des0late'
No, no! " sure as snrest fate
Me in vain you beg ,beseech:
Your friendship comes too late.
.rLu VI. W
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Notice.
Public notice Is hereby given TO the heirs
OF Daniel NJ. Jones, deceased, and to all
other persons whom II may concern, that
will apply to the county court OF Alexan.
der county, Illinois, on the 10th day OF June
1877, OF the June term 1877 of said court,
to be holden at the court house in
Cairo, In said county, on the third Mon.
day Of June 1877, for an order Of court au-
thorizlng the undersigned to sell and com.
pound the desperate notes and accounts.
claims and demands due tho estate OF
Daniel NJ. Jones, deceased.
BELINDA JONES,
June s, le77. dtd Admluistratrix,
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-06

The Most Eminent Living Authors sucn as
Prot. Max Muller, Prof IynGall, 1T. Hon.
r Gladstone, DR.. " b, GARDENER, Prof Hux-
ley, Il A Proctor, Frances Power Cobbe. The
Duke of Argyle, Jas. y. Froude, Mrs. Mlloch.
Mrs Onphant, Mrs. Alexander, Miss Thsckeray,
Anthony Trollope, Matthew Arnold, Henry
Kingsley. W. W Story, Auerbach. Ruskin,
Carlyle, Tennyson. Browning, and many others,
are rpuresented In the pages Of
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Litte1l's Living Age

Jan. ], 1877, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
its 1924 volume, with the continued commenda-
ton of the best men and journals Of the country
aud with CONSTANTLY increasing success.
In 1877, 1t will furnish to its readers the pro-
auctions OF the foremost authors above name,l
and many others; embracing the choicest Serial
and Short Stories by tie Leading Foreign Novel
lists. and m amount
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21
READING FARMERS.

To drive or to he driven, is what
makes or mars in all avocations in
life, and especially so in mutual labor.
Those farmers who take time to read
journals devoted to their calling. are,
as a class, the ones who keep ahead
of their work, and drive it, instead of
letting it drive them. 1t is true
untoward weather or backward sea-
sons will often throw the labors of
the farm behind; but nevertheless,
the reading farmer, because he is also
a thinking man, will at such times be
devising ways and mean for forward
ing his work when the weather be-
fine, and will thus place him
self and his fields in. advance of his
more dilatory neighbors who do not
read, and who depend upon watching
the time when the more thoughtful
farmer begins. The Prairie Farmer
says: "The prospect 0 is in favor
tolerably early for a faithful season;
but however large the crop, with the
present waTlike complication in
Europe it will all he wanted, and at
remuncrative prices. An immense.
wheat crop was sown last fall, and
adviees report the crop generally look
ing well. Of spring grain a full breadth
Of, land has been sown, and the wealth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-21

Whereupon he wiped his eyes with
a grand flourish, and blew his nose,
and navigated to the other end of the
car.
When he reached his destination,
he pulled the hell-strap and started
for the door. When he got about
half way, and just as he was in front
Of a lady, he tripped and fell at full
length on the floor. Raising himself
to a perpendicular, he turned to the
lady, and in tone of mingled sew
Gritty and whisky said:
"Madam, you've certainly got the
biggest feet L ever saw in my life"
"Sir!" said the lady, indignant
ly."
''Oh, don't 'pologize, madam.
beg you not to '~pologize. You're
not to blame for it. But if you would
just pare 'em down a little 'twould be
a great 'commondation to the travel
ing public"
The lady was speeches. with i'll
dignition, the passengers were con-
wulsed, and the gentleman stalked
majestically out of the door, stepped
to the ground, and Immediately sat
down. AS the car moved away, he
arose, examined his clothes, looked
up and down the street, waved his
hand in an uncertain manner, and
walked away.-Detroit Free Press.