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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
Car Nicholas and His Doctor

/. On the I'd Of March, 1855. when it was
known that the Gar Nicholas had died.
Q wild excitement, increasing from day
to day, burst forth against his fayorite
physician, DR.. Mandt, the more readily
suspected because he was o German.
Busy 'calumniators spread the news;
abroad In all circles that the guilt of the
Emperor's death lay at the door of his
Prussian doctor. Mandt's family, who
were then at Frankfort, were in the
greatest terror, when their fear was re-
moved by a dispatch from st. Petersburg
stating that the present Car, Alexander,
had taken up the defense of the calum-
mated man, having called him into
his presence, thanked him before the
court for the care of his father.
and presented him with q magnificent
gold snuff box, richly set with diamonds.
The doctor, 1t appears, has left behind
him detailed account Of the last days
and hours OF his imperial patient. Al ).
most his only friends OF court beside
the Gear himself were the heir to the
throne and the Grand. Duchess Helena.
He was an object Of violent dislike to
her husband, the Grand Duke Michael.
When the Gar was taken i'll Mandt's
meaner foes whispered about that he
would poison their master. The Grand
Duchess Helena warned him of the plots
against his reputation and person. Her
husband called him into a private room.
L found him in the highest excite
ment," says DIR. Mandt. ct thought
he would seize me by the collar, but my
GOODNESS seemed to make some impress
sion upon him, and he contented him
self by shaking his fist in my face, and
exclaiming, traitor r." An excited
conversation passed between them, and
the Prince ended by saying, son the
day upon which the precious health of
the Czar is endangered by your treat
ment, your learned head shall hang up
on your neck by the thinness Of a single
Nicholas himself was worked up into
temporary suspicion of the fidelity of his
doctor. One day, upon feeling himself
better, the Gar said: "Mandt, do you
know that I believed yesterday that you
were bent upon poisoning me?' st
knew it, Sire" replied the doctor.
"Then do not forget" observed the
Emperor, that you have enemies here,
and many of them" On tie night Of
the I'd of March, Mandt had to tell the
Gar the fateful news that his recovery
was impossible. Nicholas received the
information with great calmness. He
ordered the sacrament to be brought,
took leave Of the Empress, his children
and grandchild ren, kissed them, and
blessed each by name with a firm, clear
voice. To the Empress he said: 81
shall send for thee when the last mo-
ment draws nigh Globe.
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To CURE FooT-Ror IN SHEEP.-The

To CURE FooT-RoT IN SHEEP.-The
preparation Of the foot is just as essen
tial as the remedy, for it every part Of
the disease is not laid bare the remedy
will not effect a cure. A solution of
blue vitriol as strong as can be made and
as hot as you can bear your hand in,
even for moment, having the liquid
three or four inches deep, Or deep
enough to cover all the affected parts !;
then hold the diseased foot in this liquid
ten minutes, or long enough to pene-
trate to all the diseased parts; put the
sheep on q dry barn floor for twenty
hours to give it a chance to take effect.
In every case where I have tried it, it
has effected cure, and I hsve never
given a sheep medicine internally for
foot-rot. This remedy I call q dead shot
when the foot is thoroughly prepared,
but more expeditions way, and where
you don't hardly hope to exterminate
the disease, but keep It in subsection, is
this: After preparing the feet as for the
vitriol cure, take butter Of antimony,
pour oil of vitriol into it slowly until the
heating and boiling process ceases, and
apply with swab. This remedy works
quicker, is stronger than the vitriol, and
is just as safe, but its mode of applica-
ton renders it less sure.-Ohio Farmer.
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DR.. E. B. Halliday heard from on the west.
ern coast Of South America He sends Mr..
8. Blackford q formula for gargle for dis.
eases Of the throat. Used ii. Connection with
rDr: =. B. Halliday's Blood Purifer,it is war
anted to cure the very worst cases of swol.
len. liberated sore throat or mouth. One or
two applications will satisfy any one that
it is the finest preparation ever introduced
to the American people. For scrofulous
or syphilitic diseases these medicines have no
equal In the civilized world. In order to show
them up as no humbug or quack medicines,
Will send trial bottle ef each of these med
icines, free Of charge, to any part Of the ,Cn'.
sore throat or mouth, by the parties sent to
simply paying the express charges. Address
8: Blackford, 146 West Third street, st. Paul,
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Butter In Texas.

It is somewhat strange fact that, al
though no State in the Union supports
so large number Of cattle as Texas,
butter and cheese are actually imported
In large quantities, and among the con-
sumers Of these imported articles may
be found farmers VINO themselves keep
small headsof cows. Cattle are there
raised mainly for their beef, and every
effort is aimed at the production Of large
beef animals, while dairy products are
considered to be OF less Importance. To
this end the calves are allowed to run
with the herd and suckle their dams at
pleasure, and . COW once accustomed to
give milk to her offspring will obstin-
ately refuse to be MIXED. -
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"MY boys, said strict churchwoman
&. :l1.... la1-:.,.a:=a IL

"MY boys, said q strict churchwoman
to her children at the beginning Of the
Lenten season, Z" Ishould like very much
to have you deny yourselves something
during the solemn weeks Of Lent. VIII
you do it?" II will, mamma" said
Johnny, sedate child, who was fond Of
griddle cakes I'll do without my
cakes In the morning" 'That's good
boy. And what will you give up, Har.
~? she asked Of his little brother, q
bundle of the purest mischief that ever
lived, who was fond Of play, but had no
ave for books. ssOh I'll give up go
ing to school, mamma, fer my part, " was
his ready answer. ~ @4s eas::sssss :. s..
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An Elective Quotation.

1.-THE devil, p says Shakespeare, team
cite scripture for his purpose. We
doubtlif he ever quoted Is as effectually
as q parish clerk in England once did, Of
whom Chdni6e ere ,J.10urnal tells this an.
ecdote: ,"5- = ..S sl. =,
He lent man so shillings, which was
unpaid for several years. He could
never find the borrower at home, al
though he confronted him every Sunday
in the middle aisle at church.
One Sunday, the clerk, looking the
debtor full in the. face, repeated the
lines, The wicked borroweth, and pay
ethsnot again. & This admonition had the
desired effect, for: the next day the man
called and: paid him the money. D.
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Arctic Ice.

The unlucky prisoner in the immense
field ice during the imposing, unbroken
loneliness Of the long Arctic night, when
the wind is calm, can hear the crackle
Of the snow under the stealthy tread of
the polar bear at an astonishing distance,
and hear what a man, speaking loud,
says at 1000 metres distance. It can,
therefore, be well understood how the
sound of ice-pressures must travel to
his ear from enormous distances.
Sometimes" the author writes, "the
noise OF the ice movements was scarcely
to be heard-a mere mrrmur- came
to our ears as does the play of the waves
on steep coast from the far distance.
Sometimes it hummed and roared closer
to us, as if whole column of heavily
laden wagons were being drawn over the
uneven ice surface" In the sound was
combined all manner of noises caused
by cracking, grinding, falling Of blocks,
crushing and many other phenomena Of
ice Life. 1T is astonishing how far and
how clearly every noise is Conducted in
the ice. The noise at the very margin
of the field on which we were seemed to
occur Immediately at our feet. II we
placed our ears to the ice, the sound was
heard SO loudly that we might have ex-
pected the ice too pen under our feet the
next moment. The whole dry ice-cov-
ering was a vast sounding board.
Whenever, as lay down to sleep, I
placed my ear against the dry, wooden
ships side, I heard humming and buzz
z1ng which was nothing else but the
sum of oil the noises which occurred in
the ice at a great distance from the
ship" ~
The surface Of an expanse of young
saltwater ice on which no SNOW has yet
fallen is soft, so that the footstep is I'M
pressed upon its white covering as in
melting snow. This Is to be- observed
even at temperature Of 40 deg. @.
The unfrozen fluid is not water, but q
concentrated solution of salt thrown out
by the freezing of the ice beneath. 49,.
When summer begins the thawing
that occurs is very local and unequal.
Any dark body, such as q heap Of ashes,
or the dropping Of bears, eats its way
into the snow, absorbing the rays Of
heat which are redected off again by
the general white surface. The bear
droppings eat their way into the snow,
and then into the ice, and the conical
hole thus formed fills itself with water.
It may Of last eat its way right through
the ice where not very thick. Thus are
formed the greater part Of those holes
in drift-ice which are usually ascribed
to seals. The author never saw seals
hole in winter.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
buy the Sigwait

With Cranes Patent Automatic Tension
Liberator, and all latest improvements. The
best Sewing Machine made. Agents wanted.
Address SlowALT SEWING MACHINE Co..
236 Wabash Av.. Chicogo. III.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06

D3ukhtrrs. vTlVea ana Mothers.
Dr. MAhCHISIS UTERINE CATaOLIOON will
,osttvely c9re Female Weakness. such Falling Of
neWomb W hites, Chronic Inflammation or liberation
o. the Womb, Incidental Hemorrhsge or Flooding
ssn,ia Suppressed and Irregular Menstruaton. &c.
An oId ana reliable remedy. Send postal card for
pamPhlet With treatment, .pd csrticstea from
Physieians and patients to HOWAHTH BALLARD
UTICA n. L Sold BY al drpRRiltA-Slt 10 nar hotfla
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Great Praise. !

y, - OE0AC kTN1o0s III .ssEsTj q 81
:, Albert g. Mann. Of Cottage Home, III. says:
years with Kidney Disease, &C times I was not
able to put on my boots, my wife has often
pulled them on for me. Twas not 20 bad as
that all the time, bnt9 / never kneN what It
wa TO be without pain IN my back until
commenced using Hunts Remedy. Since l
commenced to take Hunts Remedy have
saying that It is the BEST medicine that I ever
knew for Kidney and Liver Diseases" Trial
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How He saved His SON.

Israel Jones, of Franklin Station, Ohio, has
son whom the doctors had given up
With Diabetes. He applied DAT's K1DNEf
PAD, when he commenced to improve and il
now able to get out and attend to his work.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06

e., Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, ard
al kinds Of Skin E,uptions. This salve i.
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In ever.
case or money refunded. Price IS cents pei
Boz. For sac 1t Wholesale by Gray + Hot
fin, Minneapolis
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
A r., Yon sfokl I'M 1.oon m.al4h.

: If the Liver is the source cf your trouble you
can find an absolute remedy in DR.. sauford's
Liver 1nvigorator, the only vegetable cathar.
tic which acts directly on the Liver. Cures all
Bilious diseases. For Book address DR.. San.
ford, 1862 Broadway, New York .--
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
I win Not say ILeve ), YOU !.

will not ny love You, lest, p4rclance, i Is
You think me overload or merely seeming,
Nor own lost my heart whom Thy so8t glance
f1r's wsked 70 lie my soul TIL tAen but dreaming
viii not say thou art most dear 10 ma. s., q
Nor that thou art The IDOL ot my wisdom, y
NOR own my JOY when thou art near 10 me- s sSs
A'e'' "S ION" 1ose should prove but thy dsrision.
tel thee naught, make no undue advances:
NOT own purpoeed to imply confession:
s9 y, 49, nns. stay those love.inylting glsnces
nohe, iowa 's-ssttss 4StfSSsss Nv b.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06

DR. G. f.. ,Shocma"cr. l,,c w-Ii-khown aural
surgeon Of Reading. p. IN. T. ~ >td BY mail
free Of charge, a valla.ie it.s.. b,n,k on deaf
ness and diseases of lb- rr:-~lr cally on run,
nlngear and catarrh and their proper treatment
giving references and ,cs, ,lnolals that viii
satisfy the most sSeptical. Address a. above,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
A Device to Save q Chila's Fare.

Speaking of the desire Of some people
to ride free, reminds me OF Little Incl
dent which occurred on q Canada South
ern train. few days since. At Detroit
q Aeshy German woman, with little
girl of sbout6 years, boarded the trainfor
Toledo. When the conductor came
through, the woman was sitting on the
edge Of the seat with her elbows on the
one in front of her, and the child, OH
where was she? That was the conun-
drum ; but it was too easy . one for that
Canada Southern conductor. After 60
ing through the train, he returned to
our heroine, who still maintained her
uncomfortable position, and appeared
much interested with the passing
scenery. Laying his hand on her
shoulder. the conductor asked where the
child was, but only received for an an.
swer: TOO shmall, too shmall !"
Again repeating his inquiry, and again
receiving his ssToo shmall" answer, he
decided to investigate the matter. Com
nallino the woman to sit back In her
seat. he found the little girl doubled mp
in heap in the corner, where she had
been obliged to keep IS quiet g mouse
for nearly half an hour; covered BY the
not.too-clean garments Of the inhuman
mother, who was trying to save her fare.
All the time the Investigation was GO
ING on the woman kept up her plea Of
.foo shmall, too shmall " until the
conductor, becoming disguised, re-
marked: "H .she is too small TO pay
fare, she is certainly too small for you
tn sit ON. Fare. please. l2aikrOader.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06

One pair of boot or shoes can be saved ey
cry year by using Lyons Patent Heel Stiffen
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06

M 49, !. .l@% y
built me castle .EE{-s:Sssa3s IS :.
By the deep.heaviuR sea, f.
And the foam Of it, waters
Was thrown over mel
= Oh! Fairyiand summers
Were bright in dream, ts-7'
While alept In my CASTLE
The castle marine '-'s
80 e-,'-7-s 3 &c $3.50 -: =.
Oh castle marine,
Thy beauties ! see
OF tapsstried halls,
a.. Al open to mel
OIL sculpture and art;
80 Oh painting 20 rare,
Was ever such seen ,.s
In delicate care?
The castle marine
In dream came to me,
On great golden coast
4 OF beautiful sea,
Where my ship came In, -
An laden with gold
The wealth Of the Indies,
And the world all untold!
Ny castle was built
By Understanding sea,
Where the foam Of It's waters
Was thrown over me!
All played With its sprays
As they fell through the door
OF my castle marine
That stood on tho shore. 900"
Y.
OF keam-plays tire,
And sleep on and dream
OF the wealth Of my castle,
The castle marine. -.'
There were crowns In Its chambers
OF great jasper walls,
With their white marble doors
And their great golden balls,
Which hung In suspension
From great ivory hooks.
No heatheniah idols,
But idols my books
We're there In profudon,
- And lsvishly bound,
With pictures Of rarity
More rare than Ia found
And this is my castle,
The castle for me,
with Its graf open doors
Looking out on tho sea;
Where my ship udeth on
Like bird 1p the ar,
Over cutie and coral
And anemone fairl
VII.
Many would that It were
Not fast-heetng dream,
But "sight-seen" CASTLE
Not castle unseen;
But here Ia the beauty,
For dream Of sweet hope
Ia fostered In reasons
Benehcent scopel
II.
Let US build up castles
Bright thoughts in our brain,
That will lure us still on
Through heartaches and pain!
Let the mermaiden sing
OF her home in the sea,
While each person can say
There's castle for me!
TON, H.
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ro~ So:rAic ls@lt Co.. M~rsnaA, Mich
y u 81 I'd .hen E.crtrir- Vultaic Belts to A..
atti tt. u. .on 81 days trial SEQ their adv:
rTa,"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
mY CASTLE nj THE SEA.
By Rop1A1 J. poTY.

I'm reyerie thought that wss rich. The Vision
o. wealth seemed great castle by tho "a adorned
ary, landscape paintings, model architecture, mag
nidcent library and Ill that WAS beautiful and granl
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
ACTS DIRECTLYON the KIDNEYS,

Bladder, Bowels Z Urinary Organs,
By forcing into the system through the pores Il
the skln, powerful and hsslthful Vegetable
tonics and diureties and absorbing froa Il
vile humos End svefy tsses Of dissass, Giving
and :; psrmsnsntly cure. Inhammatisn ana
BriSht,s Disease ofthe Kidneys. Diabetes,
Dropsy, RheaMAtisxl, ConsoMption ~
the Bowels, CatArrh Of The Bladder. In.
ability to rotafn Or expel the Urine, stone
Ia the bladder, High lolereA. 1eanty ~
Painfal UrInatinS. DepositsiA the Urine,
RAIN In THE BACK. Side or Lolas, Her.
vsus Debilfty, Female weakness. and in
fact al diseases Of thsss organs, whsthsr conrsstsd
b overwork exessiys drink the abuss Of nature or
otssrviss. Il supsressds entirely the inconyeaisneo
md troubles al taking nsuss0us and hnrkal fntsrssl
osdieinss II II tbs only DISCOVER Of the peis,
ensas 0rio Acid which forms in 8 tks KID
nsys and axiss ii the blood u xhssnssis
passsuta. It y worn exactly whsss ns6dsd. nsu
b ths BODY and oysr tbs kidns5A, Ie = eeafse
1 Sod ier Nv.
u issaf0, pleasant and rsllsbe h IT. eoc yee ~
:s 40 8 :s:soa Pa a sssi ,s ss
sInssd 0at Is no dsssptioa, bus nedicstsd ayplt
sssss 6 5.s.s y.,o. saseaaE ~ sh.s 49, e -
& So. s. an, 's sasnl ssss &c
.s.i ss S q. ~ . o ;sas % - "a
diee had fa1sd. Why Tof.aentsA with Deel
ss J. &. E a e aas .ss 49, e 3
j Dseosfr11vE Pnlcs IIsr.-Rag.lar fad s4oos -
sa Va Ys - e g O.
1870: ~ s.s'se ss-1 W.T. 4 ~ = = 80
-. -. - Dz;x.K1D1TSexK - g re
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DR.. Bryant's Dental Pariors, s East Third St.
st, Paul MINI.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06
National yeast never fails. Try 1t.

John NJ. Riley Is now in Europe selling the
Frazer Axle Grease.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures the most oh.
stinate cases Of liver comp!sint.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1880-08-06

Prices reduced e for Dentistry at DR..
Bryant's, 8 E. 3rd st.. St. Paul. MINI.
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SCHOOL BONDS,

% o s 1es: Pss: S a n for .hsh YIN hh
:, y =, ~ LIVINGSTON, ST. Paui MINI.
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L
very conducive to health, but they we're
not healthy; the fact is, they lived too
sparingly, for their father had left much
less than had been expected, and they
were obliged to keep up appearances, as
they still visited the first families in the
neighborhood. By living together they
had very much assimilated in manners !;
they all had the same sharp, shrill
voice, and the same short. snappy, not
snappish. manner Of speaking.
When / called on them I had not
dined, but I supposed they had, for they
asked me to stay and drink tea with
them though 7 should have preferred
dinner to tea, yet for the sake OF such
old acquaintance I was content to let
that pass. They pressed me very much
to take glass Of wine, and I yielded
but afterward repented it. Single ell
derby ladies are very much imposed on in
the article Of wine in-luck to those who
cheat theml Then we had tea. I knew
the old cups and saucers again, and the
little silver cream-jug, and the sugar
tongs, made like pair Of scissors I was
glad to see the tea-urn, for it helped to
warm the room. The tea made us
quite communicative not that it was
strong enough to intoxicate; quite the
contrary, it was rather weak. I
should also have been glad of some
more bread and butter, but they handed
me the last piece, and I could not think
of taking it, so it went into the kitchen
for the maid, and I did not grudge it
her, for she seemed, by the way, to be
not much better fed than her mistresses.
She was neat, respectable young
woman.
After tea we talked again about old
times, and gave several broad hints
and limitations that I should like to
hear their respective histories in other
words, 7 wished to know how it was
that they had al remained single; for
the history Of an old maid Is the Nara
tive of her escapes from matrimony.
My intimation was well received, and
my implied request was complied with.
. Mary. as the eldest, commenced:
&c I believe you remember my friend,
Mr.. Mt :2.* .'.z.z $.s.s=f Is
I do 20, and is he iving7"
He Is, and still single. Ed
. / smiled and said, 9 Indeedl" The
lady smiled not. .-s=.
Yes, " continued the narrator, he
is still living and still single. i haye
occasionally seen him, but very seldom
sof late yeaxA You remembeE,I dare
say, Whist 8 cheerful companinn he vas.
and how very polite. sHe was quite Of
the old school, but that was only q re-
Rarded his external manuefx In his
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$4,000
PENSIONS.

HeW Law, Thousands Of Soldiers and heirs entitled.
tensions date back to discharge death. Time linn
''eo' Ados g 20 T'tn st:mP. 1r-ov
r. U. Drawer 84S. VR0Rh1m0fnHn. n. q.
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Let US build up castles
Bright thoughts in our brain,
That will lure us still on
Through heartaches and pain |!
Let the mermaiden sing
OF her home in the sea,
While each person can say
There's q castle for me!
BENTON, III.
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The kOran.

Don't buy sewing oaen,ns until you have tn.
be Understanding
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OF dEeam-plsys I tire,
And I sleep on and dream
OF the wealth Of my castle,
The castle marine. r..
There were crowns in Its chambers
OF great jasper walls,
With their white marble foors -
And their great golden balls,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-18
BLACKSMITHING.

Having dissolved partnership with John
Major, we have opened shop on CONNER
cial avenue between 18th and 12th street.
All kinds of carriages, buggies, plows and
wagons, also all KINDS of edge tools, mill
picks etc, made to order, and repairing
done promptly and cheaply. 30 years
practice and experience enables lis to guar
antee all work to give satisfaction. Buggy
painting and trimming done at prices to
suit the times. Mr.. p Gadbois. the car
rage maker, is connected with u and is
always ready to accommodate customers.
MOSES TESTER & Sons.