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Gin Splar pro Sfafae.
Gaonab's IegulIrsaSe gillea.
8oufommene BurganIeu, ltuberube a5fibrs
mittel, Uirten obue Shmers ftets,
8uoerldIiig uH6 nutiirlid in
i1rer Operation.
Gin oe9etabilii3eS Grfatmittel
fur SGlomel.

Boutommen obne ssIi6eu gsissf6ma1, elegant milf
iibem Suntmi sIai'r, pursiren, reGgIreu. rsinisen
pno iarIen.
Raetpan'e Eillen sur 9ur 1Ier Rrdrtbettr b,H
Taaens Der 2eber. her gehdrne Der Qtereu. Ssr
8Iaie, ippie fir nsrs1es aOsfpeb, gsrfopfaus, Sns
biqeitten D5spepe, biIi0Ie 3uitdnbe Ste6er Unfer-
disseminating, SGmprrbu6en unb aae anberen qei.
ben bes urteretbes Cine boutOmmene eur aarantirt.
@ein 6egstabiIti6. tsne SPUr bon g9ertur. Rineras
len oher 4GSIitsn Grpguen.
tas Tlun bea4ts foIeenbe SbmStoms bon Rranfbel.
ten ber gerbamrs6organe: BerfIopiune, iurerli@e
SGnorrbpieer. SlutDauIug 1a3 benz jippfe Sdure In,
gagen, usbelteit, Spbbrenner, gtel Dor benz GiIen.
ga8enbrdeui iauresQufftcben Sinien pber 8e6er Ses
SerSeus eritidenbes GefiitI beim 2egen 9ebel obsr
Ttndern bpr Aussr 6ieber uno bl.ntpie S6mer,en inn
eppie, itodsnben &tPen, gslbss Qusisben Der 6aut
urb Der guger. Seitenitetsr, S9mersen in Der Erua
unb in ben 8Iteoern, PlosL9e AnEraQaHg ron 6t5t
Brsnnsn bsS 6Lsii4Ss.
Giuiee Ep'en bon RGepan's piIIeu fpsrSea bas
Saeu bon allen obeasenanrtsE 2ran.9eitgn bsfssieu,
9n Ocn ApOtBetsn ;u Baben.
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1tcber,purfe. ...... .Mdutet.
Mlr errfinen bsutt Mpr1eu ilTiere brittle uHe eEte
Gcnii9uatIcn bon uebcrwarfeu 9eI3 uGHtsi
Ntllcplmdus unb ssei,ulfferS.
Gielc spaorer mc!de ttr;llh aetdnft Nte, !1Ier
tpir u eiuem bebeHtenn bIBersn Ereis 0b, ipie ie
alber.
Si.Gn %aSm9n,i amS @ 9SomS nit 9t oOer
9tbaeomeNRdoman gtc 9onans actiiftsrt Wv
GeEidtc RatmIrteI unS Ic!mlns S>'
Sudsnebcririris 8abmdutel urS 0oImau5 Sn alen
Gud :rcceripir'e, Halmdntcl uro GoLman5 Wlooen
@ir iperhen teute bic IctterNnItere 5cnSuns upn
@sibna6tsipaIrcn lUarcr ejBensn SmportItiCn aus
fteIen.
9inih= SpieeH. 9tiid,= 9 ehorer. @iIid. Sitr'
neu 9eificfte Scboncr, Iiiticbs Siicbitn
aiIsr Art, Sdmbpurins aiier IrI,
4lutiebGlmcr, Geue,piez
Sdr1m SIItsu.
Qcrte III pnnd { ! uue fpmijc,e 4 guren.
sSir eriudhcn bicIerigen Samen ?9elbe fripet crts
tdHld Urbcu iIo rtQt N1s, ruS i:c DerlGuoteiI, Be
tam,n, O.;s Nal iritE;eitie Uor;aipTedcH.
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SH A9 %%4
q. q. q.

TurdfaI, EiorrHSe, Cholera grorsus cSer sb,r,r.
sereer ubIaanG iperben innertaIb 10 oScr 5o sSt
nuter elIrG HdopGpS 8eGop ScliCf acbeiH csi,,
SMtanof1ne ino feline GTtituounq tcne e;ffpSSs
Iief ipIGeH. 80 ''' Nv"
Gs it Der erts uub etr,tge S6msr,srs7igsr hp- ,.
eerb!idIi& bic ibrcdlititcu SnperSlu iiQt ent,in.
eIhBe unb @lutdnhroug Ineert, pb he nm in sar.
SAn9cn ee'n Wlngeu, ben @iugenciocu ober anhsres
Sr8anen auttreter nEni man SdS DIittsl sntui Be-
mlSt urs stuar W.
4 m elmer lis sspGnsfe M;nuter.
phne lntsridiee, ipi: gT0S tie SRr.lr,r, .s 81,
mP9er; bic ON HbeEfatlSErns 9eieCuheu Sie s3,t,7&
SST!9su ote SStironeten, bic Qerbbien BE ar 4s..
r1l9is ooer aIeereu &raribeteT leher h,srhs. S,~s
ets Anu nSuns BON RGSiUap 9teabS GtIisi anesnsuS.
t1esInSerur6 itu6en.
Gntiiinoungeu Scr giiereu, grt,lusuuo,r
osr SlaIe, @eodru Gnt;iiHbungcn, 0una
gen &cngcitiOueu, Salslei0en, Nif6ms.
Ser3topIen, 0ipBtberiti8, bpiferilfeIu.
fauc, Srauns, &atarrb, Suflueu,a, Sonf.
meb, Sahnhmerlen, yfeuralate, Hbeu.
mattSmnS, taltes unb bst6es NieSer,
SI9nfraugen uno 6rofbenl,n.
PIE &nire"e@Ns Ses ReaNs Relief" an Ser ubsr BEN
LStotneer &teltn tslltaiit arsenblidlite 9nberrna
poer GrleIttterua.
9reibtq bis ie5SNeGrpteH In eirem @[assgnTsr SET.
len III pentBen gugerbltteH GrGntpfs E(noeni6,,r,
SoGbrsnnen, SoPflSmerien Giarrb6s, 3bienterS. 10.
III, SlGbl Upen Urb due tnuerIibeu Sbmerlsu
Hetlenee iputeu trner cine Nlube bon v a p a s'a
uReauy hellef RET ltLb trGGsI, 8suide Iropfen ba.
BON, IL &dNer gethdn, bet9eH nleE Rrdusbeiten uuh
ben rGmIt bertniipfl ken 2ebGu Die arg bsn CebroIr
ittetten 98dnsra enertnaen, bcr. GS IN Elm beerss
St'HHieht"' alS lFansrti9r @raUoH ossr gsttsrer,
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Blaine une Ger Rieareauafanol.

GrsSefretGr Blaine bat benz Solte Ietne
Gnidten iiber ben I'M @onsreie idpebenben
Gorfdlag, - 0tintonen Dollars fir ben
gftcaragua=S Sfihstanal gu beriutlligeu, perz
nlittelfi elmer lluterrebung nit eineal Seridtz
etifatter Der pPpit" ;unt Sefen gegeben. St
ertlGrte i'm gSeisntliden, BET SorIdlag fei
iiber ale NfaBen abiurb, iubem bic Ser.
Staaten feinen Sertrag nit yticaragua bdtz
ten, tpelter ibnen Die @ontrole bes Sanals
iidere. nadeem iie ibn hergeftellt bdtteu.
lleberbtes bitten iidj Die Ser. Staater turd
BEN nit Gnglanb seidlofenen @la1to1= But
mer'iden Sertfag perpftidtet, oen &anal IN
6aue letner Seritellung auf teiue @eiie ;u
befeifiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-04

Die seflrise Steuer @innabms betrra
1884, 2S6.03 uno bic 3ouz z@iuuabnle $551,>
420.0S.
Sur Gtnl0iuns bsfiiulr1te Nationalz gants
gIoten TN Setrage BON $292,OO0 liefen
9eftern i'm SdIasanlte Elm.
Die SiOur=@onmiiiion bert6tet, ba6 fie
nit BEN Siour= =Snbiauern ben Sertraq liir
abtretnng zines Shells ibrer 2anbereien ab=
9eidlofen bat.
Inter ben i'm 9eFb oes MartueSesarte=
rents beftnbliden gfieftcn oes Neteorologeu
Der nSeauuette"= "=@rpeoitiou, 5erome 8. Col
Inns, 1T Elm Srief beiielben an Captain De
Song, porin Collins fid iibel bic Sebauos
lung, bic ibn BON Seiteu 6eS @apitdu8 III
Sheil meroe. bitter beidmert.
Gin am 3. 6ebruar .. 8. bon General
9rant on ben Senator S. >. Cameron ae=
itriebener Srief, peldcr Die @ieoereiuietz
5ung ees Generals Sie Sohn Borter beIiirs
portst, purbe geferu uer0heutlidt.
Der rgfational Republicau" mirb BON
moraen an In adtiettisem Sormat eridetneu.
Sr. Sranf Satton, erfer SIlfs>9eneralpoitz
1reifter, bat bic &eoattiou iiberuommsn.
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beT2nnsen urS EubertuIoie gbtbiis. SerobbeTr
SEpbilts, G6uirSeH, GntartilrG nnS grebs Ser SHE,
rer 0nrnrltr, nrinbaltIug mo e5 obne Qrtuerb,lro
6es galbeters &iroerun9 iaaift unS bic fdmer,enSe
&niueEean9 hleles Snitrllments5 uunotbig md&t -
Steln uno Cries, unb III allen S5dUen BON Grt,iu6uua
her g:eren uno Der 8taie otute i'll ronii6sn 5&aefi
ran 5Trauentrantbeiten.
Cine 6lnde entbdi metr ntirtf1me Qr'reii1oTfe ais
irgeu6 Elm arbere6 NtteI bic nf BIS eds Tbeei6fFsI
bou r9tbt9 ma6en, ipGGrcn6 bon SariapariQian Elm
3hseIDfel bpu oeuiidt w.
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Riesermda' s Iusiaecm.

Sbsrbootsmann Nieoermau ieste beute
ictne glusiuseu uor Der uSeunnette"+ Inter
IudIuugss @ommiiiOn fort. Nl8 er III berits
ten i'm SeSrtfie mar, ME ieiuem @efdArten
@ridon Die Srdfte ueriagteu uRS luie ct &C.
3pungen purbe, bieieu ieinem Sd)tdiale III
iiberlaIen, tpuroe rer 3suse BON ieinen @e-
fiibteU berart iiberHlanut, baB i'm bic
Stimme ocriagte un6 ct nt4t i'm Stanbe
ipor, in isiuen 4usiageH fort5ufabren. Goat
,noeore Sempte, ter IoriiEenoe Oet @Ommilz
flcn, lieB baraui cine BauiC bon eiHer talben
Stunbc cintratcu, monadl nit Dem Serb0r
fortg geiahren mnroc.
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9lpS Ger Sunbes5auptfE40t.
See<uiense Srrabieguus unoerfd, inter Sor.
Se-unoen.

2eaibington, 3. SeSeuber. Die
GcumiIfioh, peldle eiusefstt wuroe, I'M Die
aus Der &ranfbett Ors oerorbeuen BrGt0euz
ten @arfielo ermad)Ieneu 8olocruugeu iu
prilfen, bat iid, iibsr bic 3dblung Iolgen5er
slniVrEGe geeinist: 81. 8. u. SGB $500,
8r. s. Sapee Ngnc.p $4,000, Dr. 6raut $.
Samiltou $4,000, 9r. Sob. &epburu $4,000,
3r. SiIas $. 8oputou, $4,000, 81. GUAM
q. goiou $4,000, i'm @an,eu 1900. sir
iruittge 8ienllejituugeu mo gieferuuJen
$5929.93. Scrgiitungeu fir Grtraz 0ieuis
leilfnnsen bon 8eaieruugsbeamter $5440.
@eiamntsabluug %38.S6O. GS tpuroeu fir
sic 3ahlIns Der einlnuicr0eu ToroeruuGeu
bonn GorqrsB $51, 900 perlpi,I;st; mit6in
bleibcu taft $4,000 pOu Der &t!wiUigung
nod an Sdue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-04
Sefftasss IssSeisea,.
Gtabiirt. observation-disclosures. 1852.
4raetifebe Jeiertnss 8rdIente.

9Hir triIrseu Geuienigcn, pette 9raieutt iitr bic
trmmenhen Seertage udeu. anratben, uuier Gt16z
liiisme,;t su beiudca ino iidp
Hnfercn srosea Sorrath
arsuIeben III oebcn man 4les iuSeu lIHl, !ul; l.,y
Samsus Sdrserpbc
not6penhia 1T.
gSir eripabueu eiri9c Der beribisesnen Siihtnte,
bic eort sefnneeu iuerfen sDnueu
Gin i6oner i4iuarScr oScr buater Seieen, sicieess
fsoff in auen beriihntten iremocn poer einbcimli
SGbrifatcp, bon .5 Gents bis 81 pic Ddrc.
Die neuen anh bpr;iglder Ndbritate Cttomiuz
Seiec rpn peImen tpir bsR.e Glorstn cine neue 5tn
euns III Gipdrs unb aIien aubcren fa9tonuOlEu 5I:s
ben.0inen iperbcn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IhOS. ". Keene as Macbeth.

lHOSs us hSeHG US AUCOGLt
Thos. W. Keere appeared at the opera house last
night as Macbeth. The audience filled the theatre,
and the actor in the part amply demonstrated the
possession of that spell which enthras the imagin
atoms of play goers and which has to large extent
brought him his popularity. The secret of that
spell dwells in the imaginative power with which he is
able depict the most terrible passions of the human
soul in great crisis Of action, and in a wonderful
expressiveness of countenance which on these oc-
casions desert him. From first to last the
tor claimed and held the undivided attention of the
very large audience, while hearty and spontaneous
applause frequently marked the extreme satisfac-
ton felt In their portrayal. While in some minor
details Mr.. Keene undoubtedly yet lacks the finish
that would perfectly satisfy the critic, there can be
no doubt of his effectiveness with audience.
There is in bis Macbeth an absence of mere con-
ventiouality In design or execution, and
to those who remember troupe of
the Maebeths of the past. His
tempered soul of Macbeth, will afford refreshing
contrast. Keene represents the murderous chief
tain as a character Of extreme selhshness, with q
most irritable fancy, of morbid apprehensiveness,
endowed with the greatest physical courage and at
the same time afflicted with the most entire moral
cowardice. Each of the phases receive the most
artistic treatment, and the entire assumption is pre-
scented with delicacy and tragic force which
charms and awes.
All must have recognized the touches of tenderness
and of regretful remorse which embellished his
bCeueb, 0uu lew WIZ preSeH1 ld5t evening
likely to forget the terror with which he de-
snribed the voice that said, ''sleep no more! Mac
beth doth murder sleep" 1t was a voice laden with
the despair of mental and spiritual hell-it was
the "holow, CHASTITY, hope-bereft experience of a
blood-stsined soul. -
His final combat and death, for picturesque force
and intensity has rarely if been excelled. 1t
reused the audience to pitch Of great excitement,
and when the curtain fell on the scene the great
tragedan had to come before the footlghts and re-
ceive the hearty thanks of the audience.
Mr.. Keene, III Mrs. Octavia Allen, has one of the
best Lady Macbeths we ever seen. In the sleeping
walking scene she drew forth much admiration. The
Macduff of Mr. Leavock was spirited and effective,
while the other characters were In satisfactory
hands.
This evening Mr.. Keene appears as Othello, a
character In which st Paul theatre goers have net
yet had the pleasure of seeing him, and In which he
has sch eyed his most artistic this season.
His support In this great play. In his Macbeth last
evening. has been pronounced by the critics Of other
cities as far superior to that presented by other
great artists who have visited us. thus making the
representation one Of especial interest.
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All mineral ores critically examined and
carefully assayed. Leave all orders at H.
Smiths, manufacturer OF jewelry, ST Waba-
shaw street. T, M. NEwsoN.
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CITY NOTICES.

The concert the House of Hope church on
Thursday evening promises TO be of unusual
interest. II is the farewell concert of Mr.. S.
A. Baldwin, and all lovers of music should
attend.
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Auctloneer Kavanagh sold yesterday lots
and 2, block Z, Holcombe's addition, to NJ. A.
Cremer aud John Godkin, for $645.
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Foster'e patent hook lacing gloves in spring
shades and black, at 81 pair.
B. F. Zahm & CHS
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New black and colored cachmeres at B F.
Zahm & Co.'S.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y -ss. In Probate Court, special term. April 10,
1881.
In the matter of the estate Of Michael Esch, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Jacob Danz,
Jr., administrator de bonis non of the estate of
Michael Esch, deceased, representing among
other things, that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that time and place be fixed for
examining and allowing his account Of administra-
uon aud for the assignment of the residue Of said
estate to the persons thereto entitled by law.
It is ordered that said account be examined and
petition heard, by the Judge Of this Court Thurs
day. the fourth day Of May A. D. 1882 at ten O'Clock
.. M, at the probate Office in said county.
And II is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks prior to said
dsy Of hearing. In the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper
printed and published at st. Paul, In said county.
By the court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
Il. s. Judge Of Probate.
Attest: Frank Robert, Jr., Clerk. apr 11-4w-tues
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-11

From May LIST, Alpine Cottage No. /, on
Market street, facing Rice Park. Rent $50
month. B. T. Zahm & Co
ISL and 161 W. Seventh street, Seven Corners.
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Hazel Kirke.

The story of Hazel Kirke, with its pathos and joy
delightfully."- mingled, follows the engagement at the
Opera house for the three last evenings of the week.
and Saturday matinee. The company to produce is
largely composed of those in the cast when the play
WAS originally produced as is most of the scenery
used, while the dresses are an exact duplicate Of
those used on that occasion. The sale of reserved
seats, without extra charge, commences this morn
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-11

Cord, Tape, Chenille and Tinsel Head Nets
B. T! Zahm & Co.'s.
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For Rent.

New Fancy dress goods at B. F. Zahm &
Co.'s.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-11

New Swisses, Nainsooks, Piques, plain laced
and brocade. B,F, Zabm & Co.'S
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PARTNERSHIP.
% East Third Street.

THE undersigned, Al Powers, e. F. Powers and
i R. A. Durkee, Of the city of 81. Paul and State
Of Minnesota, and Charles E. Dlckerman, of Deco
rah in the State of Iowa, being DESTROYS of forming
limited partnership in accordance with the statutes
Of the State Of Minnesota in such case made and
provided, do hereby make and sign this certificate in
manner and form as follows, viz:
FIRST.
The firm name unier which such partnership
Is to be conducted, shall be "Powers, Durkee Co..
SECOND.
The general nature of the business to be transacted
by said partnership is the buying and selling of dry
goods and notions at wholesale, to be carried at
the City Of st. Paul. in the State Of Minnesota.
THIRD.
The said A. j. Powers, E. F. Powers and R. A.
Durkee the general partners and the said Charles
E. Dickermsn Is the special partner in said partner
Ship and they are the only persons interested there
In, and the said A. j. Powers, e. F. Powers and R.
and the said Charles e Diokermsn resides In Deco
rah, Iowa.
The amount of capital stock which the said
Charles 3. Dickerman has contributed to the COM
mon stock is the sum of Twenty five Thousand
The aforesaid copartnership is to commence on
the LIST day of April, A. D. 1882 and terminate on
the 1st day Of January, A. D. 1887;
,.
EFF. POWES, Seal. /
R. A. DURKEE, Seal.
@. e. DICKERMAN, tSeal.1
Signed, sealed and delivered In presence Of Chas.
b. Witherton, Hiler a. Horton.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, l..
COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
Be 1t known, that on this 18th day of March, A. D.
1882 personally appeared before me, notary public
within and for said county, A. j. Powers, E. f. Pow
ers R. A. Durkee and Charles z. Dickerman, to me
well Known to be the identical persons who executed
the foregoing certificate and duly acknowledged that
they executed the freely and voluntarily for the
uses and purposes therein expressed.
TSeal.1 HILER q. HORTON,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, Ninn.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, (ss
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
Office of the Register of Deeds
This is to certify that the within instrument was
filed for record in this office. at 81. Paul. the 25'h
day of March, D. 1882, at 3:45 O'Clock p M, and
that the same was duly recorded In book 81" OF
Miscellaneous, pages s35 and 1876.
O. q. LIEN4U,
mar28-tL 7g Register Of Deeds.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST. PA UL, April 4, 1882.

ST. PA UL, April 4, 1857.
l, A. r. McGill, Insur ance Commissioner
of the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the IEtna Life Insurance Company
above named has complied with the laws of
this State relating to insurance, and is now
fully empowered through Its authorized
agents to transact its appropriate business of
life insurance in this State for the year end
ing January 3lst, 1888. A, R. McGILL,
95-97 Insurance Commissioner.
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A GENTS in every county in Northwest. L.
AP. Van Norman, Manager, U. 8. Life. 20x

WTANTED AGENTS Costs cents sells for
w 10 cents. Sample 10 cents. Circular
free. Cali on or address Northwestern Agents
Supply company, 4l2 Nicollet avenue, Mime:
apolis, MINI. Sl*
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TNOR SALE-A splendid lot on Summit
IL avenue, 50x19O. W. q. II. Johnston,
$50 Jackson sereet. 99.eow
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NOR SALE-Four of the most beautiful
Il lots on Summit avenue. View magnificent.
Also 40 acres on Como avenue. r. W. John
son. 101-103
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LNOR SALE-4 lots on Winter street, near
Il Rice street, and acres good land on
CORTLAND street, one-half mile north of the
new Round house, on easy terms. Inquire
563 st. Peter street. or 266 Rice street. 92*
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Signed, sealed and delivered In presence Of Chas
b. Witherton, Hiler Il. Horton.
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-A few hundred shares OF st
u Paul Fire and Marine stock. Apply to P.
II. Kelly. 70
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ITO LET-Dairy farm at st. James, Minneso-
i ia, 600 acres, 80 COWS, lot of young stock,
all machinery for running. Will let on shares.
Address E. W. Grosvenor, Hastings, Mime.
sofa, 95-11S
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-30
Driven From a Valued Home.

-. 4 will made in amad=house, Of which
the testator has fbeen an inmate during
the greater part Of his life, is not doc
ument very likely. one would say, to
pass muster in a court Of law, but such
a paper has just been declared valid in
Dublin. The testator was aFrenchgen-
tleman, who in his youth became insane
from excessive dissipation and was con-
fined in an asylum for two years before
he recovered his mental health. Being
then at liberty to go, he refused to do
SO, but having acquired a liking for the
place, he aremained there untiIhis death,
twentyseight years later: Only once
did he 90 out into the world, and on
this occasion he returned to the asylum
SO drunk that he declared he would new
er run into temptation again, a resolu-
ton to which he always thereafter ad-
hered, until finally he was told he could
not remain any longer, whereupon he
went forth weeping and diedin eighteen
months from the day of his discharge.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-30
Our Young Readers.
THE LAND OF NOD.

Come. cuddle your head on my shoulder,
dear
Your head like the golden-rOd-
And we Will go sailing away from here
To the beautiful land of Nod
Away from te's worry and hurry and furry,
Away frum ,arth's shadows and gloom,
We will float off together to Il world of fair
weather,
Where blossoms are always in bloom.
Just shut up your eyes and fold your hands
Your hands like the leaves of Il rose
And we Will go sailing to those fair lands
That never an atlas shows.
On the north and west they are bounded by
rest,
On the south and the cast by dreams.
IT'S the country ideal where nothing is real,
But everything only seehns
Just drop down the curtain of your dear
Your eyes like the bright blucbHll-
And we will sail out IN Ter Star-lit skies
To the land where the fairies dwell.
Down the river of sleep our bark shall sweep
Til it reaches that magical isle
Which no man has seen. but where all have
been.
And there we will pause awhile.
! will Groom You a song as we ti0at along
TO tNat shor" that is blessed of GOD.
Then, no. tor that tar land, we're oil for that
rare land,
The beautiful Land of Nod.
lila Wheeler, in Hurpcr'S Young Pc0p'f.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-09-30

The seashore correspondents OF
some of our variously esteemed contem-
poraries appear to find the ocean in a
highly devotional and reverential mood
this season. One of this ilk speaks OF
1.-The loud hosannas of the waves an
other of ''the solemn hymns of the
surges,' and third of 1.-The deep TIE
Deum of the midnight tide All of
which is very beautiful and poetic. But,
even when you come down to hard and
proSaic fact. the idea seems to be car
ried out and strengthened. One does
not need to 90 very far from Boston any
day 10 see Ocean Spray. A key to
this Joke will be furnished reat.ers on
application at this office. -Boston Jour-
nal