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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. s. A.
INGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
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DEATHS SPECTRE.
1T REARS ITS WRINKLED FRONT IN
MEMPHIS ONCE MORE

ed-A General Exodus of Citizens Begun
Great Alarm Felt In All Quarters Lou
isvilie's Precautions Against the Intro
duction of the flague--The Situation In
New Orleans and Elsewhere at the South,
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Sunday Trains for White Bear
Leave St. Paul 9:55 4. M, 2:3O P. M. and 4 P. M.
Returning, leave White Bear S:45 4. H., P. NJ,
5:45 P. N. and 10 P. II.
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DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather
29.oo2 1877 623 s. Fair.
Amount of rainfall, 600; maximum Their
mometer,. 81; minimum thermometer, 81.
o. 8. NJ. Cone.
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. s. A.
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Sunday Trains FOR whit. R..r .iia

Leave st. Paul 9:55 a. M, $50 P. II. and i. n.
Returning, leave White Bear {: AS i. NJ, Il 2. NJ,
5:45 2. n. and 10 P. II. ,lss 3.
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Clothing Sale.

Read Kavanagh's advertisement, wholesale
auction sale of clothing, on last page.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-20

Read the advertisement of q typewriter for
sale in the want column. It will be solp at q
bargain, and is worthy of inspection.
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Sergeant Signal Corps, U. s. 4
To-DAY's WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July 20-1 A. M.-fndications
for the upper lake region: Slowly rising
temperature and falling barometer; southeast
to southwest winds and partly cloudy weather
with local rains. For the upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys: Increasing cloudi-
ness, light rains with warmer east and south
winds and falling barometer during the day
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-07-03
Tuning up Nerves.

An Italian physician claims to have
made valuable discovery-one that
should be warmly welcomed in this
country 1t is a method of tuning up
nerves, Just as the strings of q violin,
guitar or harp are tuned up, and of bring
ing them into such harmony that the
vously-disordered person shall be in
stantly and entirely relieved. The nerves
of the human body, in the Italians opin-
ion, lose their tone precisely as a musical
instrument loses tone. If they all run
down alike. It is of small consequence, as
they will still be in unison. But when
some run down completely, some partial
ly, and others not at all, harmony is Who'll
y destroyed, and nervous disturbance
and suffering is the necessary result. Il
great deal of i'll health and any number
of deaths are directly traceable to de-
ranged nerves, particularly in America,
ehcre, owing to the stimulating air. the
extremes of hest and cold. the nature of
our institutions and our evershifting con
ditions. with other causes. We are the
most nervous people on the globe. If we
is a nation could be periodically tuned
up. or rather tuned down--for we need re
preston far more than exaitation-we
should be not only much eontented and
physically much stronger, but We should
have vast reserve Of force Of which hith
erto we have not been able 70 boast We
make ecpious music, such as it IS, over
here, but It's quality and volume might
be improved and augmented by the
proper training az our nerves We need
4 Ia have our discorsls reduced; our cord:
are altogether too tense. and arc continual
i " swapping by over strain The italian
| should come 70 our lard and begin hi:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-07-03
Hew They Eat in Sweden.

An exchange gives the following ac-
count Of how they eat in Sweden. The
habit of lunchlng in the very presence OF
dinner or going to side table and eat
ing your fill of anchovies, raw herrlngs,
smoked beef and cold eel pie while din
ner is ON the very table, still prevails,
and is hardly conducive to health. 1t is
said that the habit of taking sup as
the Swedes call it, arose from the search
ty of delicacies. 1t was hard to get
enough of any one nice thing to make a
meal of, so you were first inuendoed off
to the brandy table, as it is called, and
then allowed to sit down to dinner. The
practice is universal in Sweden. Private
houses, hotels and boarding houses all
feed you on preliminary scraps, and woe
be to you if you innocently turn away
from the proffered luncheonl You fare
like an ascetic and feed yourself on
doris.
TIE ordinary routine of dining seems
in 81 eden to be in wild confusion. Soup
sometimes ends instead of beginning the
dinner Iced soups and cold FISH are
daintles to the Scandinavian palate. Niue
of soup Is nauSeously sweet, favored
aith cherries, raspberries and goose ber-
ries, often With macaroon cakes and spikes
of cinnamon floating Mildly about in it.
tbs ir eaten as a sort of dessert, and is
cold and often beautifully clear. Every
thing is blue green, yellow and black.
Strange combinations of ice cream reap
ed over delicious apple tarts or strange
dishes of berry juice, boiled down and
rn5xa1 a ith faripa SMEAR and aim OndS
en- cooled, nodded and turned out into
basins of cream, to be eaten with crushed
sugar and wine, appears at the end of e
dinner 7 S ,edes are with t e Danes
and Arabs passionate fondness Tor s seet-
meats. Everyt ing is slig tly sseet; even
green peas are sugared, as we'll as the
mnumerable tea and coffee cakes, so that
long before the unhappy tourist has finish
ed his tour tie is hopeless dyspepti or
raging Swedophobe.
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All Sorts of Paragraphs.

The other day man died SO suddenly
that the body was almost cold before his
distracted and grief-stricken relatives
found the will.
A prettily-dTessed little girl fell on q
muddy street-crossing, the other day, and
gentleman fastened to her assistance.
After cleaning off her clothes, he asked
her if he shouldn't escort her home. mo
thr," ansa cred the dignified little dam
sci; "if you please, we amt been intro
duced."
professor" said the cheeky soph, 81
there any danger of disturbing the mag
netic currents if examine that compass
too closely2n And the stern professor,
loving his little joke, promptly responded,
"No, sir; brass has no effect whatever on
them y thereby scoring three against the
unsuspecting man of cribs.
$40 you really believe that an ass ever
spoke to Balaaml" queriod man who
prided himself upon his intellect. Cole
ridge, to whom the question was put, re-
tiected very calmly for a few moments,
and then responded: my friend, | have
no doubt whatever that the story true.
| have been spoken to in the same way
myself"
"a wasp's nest has $4,000 cells" and
the greatest of these .'sells" is to sit down
on the nest under the mistaken impress
sion that all the wasps have gone to the
seaside or somewhere else on a visit. a
single wasp, loafng in the back kitchen,
will give the sitter warm reception.
And no doubt married one would treat
him in the same Exchange.
The manager had invited his friend to
call round and see some of the wondTous
attractions he had collected for the sea-
sons tenting tour, specifying in partlcu-
| lar giant as big as house and twice
as human. Il say, old fel',n says the
| friend, after careful inspection, II don't
want to cast a gloom over your entire
community, but don't think your giant
| is quite up to the representations IN the
small bills 1Well,r says the manager
che is a little off I didn't think he
seemed quite up to himself tonight
This from Eli Perkins: Il knew .
man onee--Jake Mason-who went to 9
donation where six farmers were to con
tribute jug Of milk apiece. Well, one
man. a very mean man, thought it would
not make any difference if he contributed
water in place of milk; 50 he filed up !
lug with water and took it to the dona
ton. When he got there. he turned it owe
| the bung, and it run into barrel wher'
all the other farmers had poured thei
milk. Now, what do you think was tn
RESULT WIZ, every one of the six farm
ers h41lr,enfd To he as mean as Jake Ma
son. They AZ brought soGter.
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asirr. and the ,ady,s face was ripid

aSirrn and the lady's face was rigid
with amazement.
ssThat isl mean to say-confound it,
Maria. | can't spare that much money
and the poor fellow looked appealingIy
at the divinity which was about to shape
the end of his purse. But the disaster
had come. The young lady rose from
her seat like queen, and, with the cruel
remark that gentleman who thought
so much of $50 was not suitable man
to encourage as lover, sailed majestical-
ly from the room.
And now that young mans soul is con-
vulsed with anguish, and his remarks up
on church festivals are fearful to contem-
plate.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-07-03
THE WILD GRAPEVINE.

There is a breath from heavenly land,
That haunts the woods in June,
When the brown bee has his harvest time,
And the Robins are in tune.
Hum, beesl hum among the clover;
Ring, robinl ring the woodland oVeFi
Ring from the chestnut oak ana pine,
The blooming Of the wild grapevine
Where brooklcts dream DER shaded pools,
Where turtles eye the sun,
Faint notes Of perfume MI the ar
Like a tune that's almost DONE
Run. brooks, run the blue sea over;
Tell. turtlcsi tell the crane ana pIoVer,
Run and tell; the sun doth shine
On nothing like the wild grapevine
Where The g7im-trees cast dark shadows
Over green and ferny meadows,
In the sunshine clear and amber,
Twining skyward, vines now Chamber.
Far DER all the fields shOwering
Scents the senses OveTpOweTlng,
With a rapture far more charming,
Than the red grapes juices harning
Twas on those the fauns and satyrs
Drank success to woodland matters,
Holding with unseemly revels
On Olympian forests levels
But this rare ethereal nectar,
Never mortal nerves Will hector.
Little pale green blossom, modest,
ThOurt the best thought Of the forest
Thou art the heartbeat that rcyeaie1h
All the warmth sweet summer icelelh'
When maiden doth discover,
She is loved by true loyeri
Then her pulse in thrObblng pauses,
Srch hush the knowledge causes;
Thus, when first DER field and moor
steal thy breath, thy summer wOoer-
Still the rover stands enchanted,
Ere he seeks the region haunted,
BY spirit so endearing,
All his tangled pathway cheering.
The vines on sunny, lichened rocks.
Fantastic shadows fling,
And twine among the forest b0ughs,
Where bright eyed squirrels swing.
Write, rocks write, on your dumb pa &c
Speak, squirrel! speak, you saucy sage;
Among the flowers with breath divine,
Tee sweetest is the wild grapevine.
Bryant Whiting, il. Densoresfs Magazine
June.
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She Shook Him.

1t has grown into fashionable custom
of late to have mock auction sale of
the pretticst girls at church festivals. 1t
tends to increase the resources of the
church and at the same time very clearly
demonstrates in which way the affections
of youth are bent. For~it IS reasonable
to suppose that no ambitious young
man willpermIt his sweetheart to be
knocked down to rival until he has ex-
pended his last cent in the effort to be-
come the fortunate purchaser.
Acting upon this idea. a fashionable
church in Denver is preparing for festi-
val, in which the auction business is to
form prominent feature. 1t has put the
young ladies into quite tiutter OF ex-
citement, and unhappily at this early
stage of the noyelty-for however com
mon n the East, j. is novelty here
has cJme very near wrecking the future
happiness of two estimable young crea-
lures. The fact in the case are these
A young gentleman who confessed to
an amiable weakness foroBe of the young
ladies wto are to be disposed of on the
occasion referred to called on his Dull
clnea few evenings since, and very nat
urally the subject of the festival came up
sim to be sold, Charley Did you
know itln exclaimed the enchantress.
mol Are you, though! / suppose
shall have to buy you.
ss0f course But how much do you reck.
on | will sell fort
This was naive inquiry, but it led tc
moment of brief but sagacious specula
tions. If he had any rival the girl was
likely to go high; if he didn't have any il
would appear as if he vas investing in al
exceedingly cheap article.
II don't know The words wer,
long drawn out, and his face was grave
Il suppose dollar or two.
Ifhe had reflected moment longer i
never would have made this observation
/ 1t was born, however. of a sense Of econ
omy. and he had no idea of What b,
would lead to. But as the words fel
from his lips he looked at his inamorati
and caught the flash of indignant blu
eyes, which made his heart sink.
some or two dollars, Indeed, I'll sci
for fifty at the very lowest.
| II can't buy you, then"
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defy the little master, and he dared not
lift his hand when the day OF battle came.
And from that day we crowned dear oid
Aunt Anna prophecies oflove tam the
affections of the ''ten great gal" IN your
school-room, ''and all things shall work
together for good.n
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Plain Swiss ana French organdy mus
I'm are made with the tablier from the
waist-line to the foot, covered with sue
cessive rows of plated Bretonne lace end
under the lace are set loops of white or
of colored satin ribbon an inch wide
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-07-03

A dentist with toothach is a specta-
Gle as rare as gratifying. 1t comes, per-
haps, but once in lifetime, but it
brings with it fragrance that remains
for years. anbl.Y,v Neans
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NOT YET.

Not yet, o friendl not get;
The patient stars
Lean from their lattces, content to wait
All this illusisn tilt the morning bars
Slip from the levels of the Eastern gate.
Night is too young.0 friendl day is too near;
Wait for the day that maketh all things clear
Not yet, o friend not yet;
Not yet, o friendi not yet;
All is not true;
All is not ever as it seemcth now;
Soon shall the river take another blue,
Soon dies yon light upon the mountain brow
What lieth dark o lovel bright day will fill
Wait for thy morning, be it good or ill.,
Not vet O loyel not yet Bert Hdrte
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Publishing Country NeMspapers.

The Americas Newspaper Union Advertising Com
pany Limited Offices, 10 Spruce Street, New York, viii
pay fifty dol for the best history of the origin prog
ress and present importance of the busess Of sup
plying publishers of newsp with partlyprinted
sheets All articles sent in competition TO become the
nronerty of the compa " Decision TO be announced
In the month of Augu I. Communications to be
addressed to E w. FOSTER, Secretary.
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MINNEAPOLIS, June 18th, ls7q-S Blaekford
w Dear ~ir: Please send as at gross DIR.
Haiidays Blood Purifier. ince sending you last
was for gross of the large sleeve have
received numerous strong testimonial the eff
cacy of this blood medicine in of catarrah of long
standing 1t Is really gratifying to 20 sell such
medicine this is Almost daily have customers
return and voluntarily tell that il is the valu
able medicine that they knew-indeed many OF
them get quite enthusiasts while telling of tho
marvellous heuefts derived from its Yours
speetfully, eros MAN 4 PLUMMER, Druggists
T1ERSONAI-Havey you weak sore eyes, caused by
Il oatarrh or some scrofulous diseasef IL You hays
lose no time but cleanse blood with DR. f. b. Hal
days Blood Purifier. Use in connection the catarrh
nhalant and your eyes viii become all right Try 1t
and you will be surprised at the result For kidney
urinary diseases and female complaints IL hiss eQua
AS this medicine has been extensively counterfeited
see that IS b Blaekford" is blown in the back of
cry bottle and has bronzed Autographed label. Ask
druggist for it; aud il he does keep il he will
order il for You or viii send it you with testimo
mails OF OF the best citizens of ST. Paul Address
81 klackfnrd. l46 West Ihird stIaai. 81 pnll Mimi.
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Here lies the body of Mary Ford,
Whose soul we trust is with the Lord:
But if for hell she's changed this life,
IT'S better than being John Ford's wife.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-07-03
The Flinergies

When depressed by fatigue, bodily or mental
by exhausting diseases, or the influence of de
bilitating temperature, should be reinforced
physicians tell us-by some wholesOm stimulant
and among those which have been tested and
administered by them, none has received such
hearty recommendation as Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters 1t has been preferred by them,
from the fact that its spirituous basis, which is
of the purest description is modified by, and
mad the vehicle for, the vegetable medici-
nal principles incorporated with it. These lat
ter render 1t conspicuously serviceable in cas-
es of general debility, constipation, and other
disorders of the bowels; in dyspepsia nervous
affections, urinary and uterine ailments, rheu-
matism, intermittent fevers, which it prevents
as well as remedies; and in liver complaint A
household stock of medicines can scarcely be
called complete without this inestimable medi
Gina
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Under the sod and dnder the trees
Lies the body Of Samuel Pease;
He's not in this hole nor in here in his pod,
He shelled out his soul and went up to God.
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EPiTAPHS.
Here rests in silent clay
Mrs. Arabella Young,
Who on the 2lst OF May
Began 10 hold her tongue.
Here lies the wife of Simon Stokes,
Who lived and died like other folks.
Here lies John Hill,
A man Of skill,
His age was five times ten;
He never did good,
Or ever would,
Had he lived as long again.
MIR. BOX.
Here lies one Box within another,
The one of wood was very good
We cannot say as much for totheri
Here lies Margaret Sexton,
Vino never did aught TO yex one,
Not like the woman under the next stone
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Here | lies, and no wonder I'm dead,
For the whole of wagon went over my head
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EPiTAPHs.

exneriments. 1t offers an admirable
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Far from this world of woe and sin,
Eternally with God shut in.
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Trath IL ,IightY.

As the little heaven hid in the measure of
meal made all leayen, so truth gradually over.
comes all doubt and disbelief When DIR.
Pierce, of Buffalo, n. T., announced that his
Fay orite Prescription would positively cure
the many diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
women, some doubted, and continued to en-
ploy the harsh and canstic local treatment But
the mighty truth gradually became acknowl-
edged. Thousands of ladies who had useless
ly undergone untold fortunes at the hands Of
different physicians, employed the tayorlte
Prescription, and were speedily cured. Many
physicians now prescribe it in their practice,
So sanguinc is Dr. Pierce of its power to cure
that he now sells it through druggists under a
positive guarantee.
The channels for The exit Of impurities
from the system must he kept unobstructed
or deplorable consequences will follow DIR.
Motifs Vegetable Liver Pills, by res0sring the
bowels to an active condition,act ms cleanser
of all the bodily fluids Moreover they render
rouse the liver, and purify the hillary secrc-
ton. As Il cathartic they are Infinitely TO be
preferred to dangerous blue pill. Sold BY
druggists.
Best organs as whole and best workman
ship in detail is the conclusion reached at the
"eris exposition as to the Mason & Hamlin
Cabinet Organs. Organs from thirty best
makers in the world were tested and com
pared by four iuries viz. the Glass Jury
Group Jury, Jury OF Preside Is and Supreme
Jury who awarded to Mason d Hamlin two
highest awards.
Cure for Cough OF Coid.--As soon as there
is the slightest uneasiness of the hest, with
difficulty Of breathing, or indication Of cough,
take during the day few Browns Bronchial
Trochcs" 25 cts. box.
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MIR. BOX.

Here lies one Box within another,
The one of wood was very good;
We cannot say as much for tother.s
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There is a breath from heavenly land,
That haunts the woods in June,
When the brown bee has his harvest time,
And the Robins are in tune.
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Here lies the wife of Simon Stokes,
Who lived and died like other folks
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12
A Naughty Nephew.

A naughty nephew has swindled hi
uncle, q foolish Kentucky farmer, out
OF a bride. The old man was we'll to- .dt
and his nephew lived with him on
Green River. A charming country lass
IL the neighborhood was very poor, and
yet disinclined to marry wealth wher
it was handicapped by old age. The
old mans entreaties did not cease, and
finally in despair he enlisted the ssrvi-
COS Of his nephew, who was prevailed tc
argue the case with tile charmer. The
confding old farmer never suspected
anything, when his nephew suggested
the propriety Of capturing the young
lady with presents, and giving her an
earnest Of what she could expect after
marriage. This suggestion was re-.
ceivsd tavorably, and the old man
thinking the younger the better judge
in such points, gave him $50 for the
purchase Of the gifts. The nephew
went down to Evansville few weeks
ago and bought some handsome dresses,
jswelry and other bribes, and took
them back to the Green River home.
The old man presented them to the
lady freely as token OF regard, hint
ing that II she would only become his
wife she could have as many duplicates
Of the lot as she pleased. The young
lady went to work and made up the
dresses, and then ran away with his
nephew.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-12

PssHsyLvAHlA FEAT grand Old Rspub-
lican State, ,that has Just elected Samuel
Butler, . solid Republican farmer Of
Chester County. Treasurer Of the stats
BY nearly 10000 majority, has praoti-
oally preserved Republican asosndsncy
pincs she voted for Abraham Lincoln In
1860, though during that time she has
twice had Democratic Lsgislsturss
which sent Buckalsw and Wallace sue
csssivsly to the Senate. II does not look
now as II she would bs guilty Of any
such folly next year, and the Reading
Dsspatch" confidently predicts that
she will give at least 40, 900 Republican
majority next year for the Republican
candidate whoever he may bs. II
should be borne in mind that Pennsyl'
vania has never voted for candidate
for the Presidency that was not elected,
and "a she will 90 with . hurrah fol
the Republican candidate next year We
may reasonably conclude that his elec'
ton will IN sure. As goes Pennsylva.
mia, SO goes the Union.