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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

1t would be- useless to attempt to cnumertc the many
wonderful cures wrought by II, such khrumtiI-u
Chllblaus BRUISES Cuts, Burns. inflammation Of the
Eyes, Noruhcat.uD, Poisonous Bites Of snake &C. sc
These medicines are prepared exclusively from Root
aud Herbs containing no mineral substances whatever
Their strengthening and nyignratIng qualities are truly
wonderful and miraculous, while not the east injury
need be aPprehcndet from their use The many aier
ing testimonials which daily received their merits
ana tire increasing demand has induced me 10 devote
my entire attention tu the Manufacture ii the
JaitRdice BiNers and Inti- BHii0"o I'..,Sic,
for the benefit Of the numerous sufferers from various
bilious complaints, with the utmp-t confidence that they
cannot fail 10 recommended. am permitted u
refer the following well known and highly respectable
citizens of Chicago and surrounding country for Cour
nation Of all thai Is above stated
g. H. Ilazrltpn, No. G46 Lake street
Franklin Baker. fGrm OF Baker Moody 1856 axe st
A. II. Lamb, thrm Oi Lamb Jcwet) 2G3 Lake street
Edwin Clark. Real E-tatc Agent, Wells street.
". " Phelps, l4I Lake street.
J. ". Pickering, Real Estate Agent Wells street.
Ambrose BIruham, lsG Wabash Avenue.
VIM. spencer, Contractor state street
David Swcnk corner Randolph and Franklin streets.
Amos /. Moore. madison street.
u. d. nrlscol, Is south Water street
Rev. |. NJ Weed. Naukegan.
II. & Adams, Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad.
Major Noble Jefferson township, Illinois.
GENERAL DEPOT No IL Franklin ST, Chicago.
And for sale ia st. Charles. iowa by
HILDREIW s. CAR YER.
Nav . 1857. aIyI
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
MAMMOTH
STATIONERY
Blank Book House.

4. II. BURLEI X CO.,
No. l22 Lake street, ...... Chicago, lti.
JyrHOLEsALE and Retail dealers in Staple
w and Fancy Stationery. Blank Books &c
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of blank
books, such as Lrdgcrs, Journals Day Books.
Cash Books. Check Books, Receipt looks, lhil
Books lime Books. sheep covered Mcmoran-
dunn Pass Books Tuck Mrmorandum Books OF
all sizes and STYLES English metallic mcmn-
Iandum with rubber straps. Bankers Gases,
Note and Bill Cases in fact every Mind and
style of blank book in use. either ON
hand or made to order. ON very short notice
and in the hest manner. We would also call
attention to our large stock of
Writing Il Blank Book Papers,
Consisting IA part OF plain and ruled Cap Letter and
Notc: Also, Fiat Cap, Crown, Deny Royal S"per Roy"
and Imperial papers.
DrGpiRo and Rail read Stationery.
WhaIman benny, Royal, super Royal, Imperial. Er-
plaut. IouhIc Elephant Corumhtrr Alta, and Anul'a
roau. both mooth and rough, German, French AN" th-
lsh Ron drawing par I" any length Irarh- '"sh ~
"i 81 inches vi %" Tracing paper IA -h",t- nr r,I
Bro,ra & Sons Prgfie and Cross Scci,,H TapTS.
able pencils india Ink Newman and Windsor New
nu# water color ia ha.f and Who'll" cake Ma'h"w'u
td m-tr9m"". tm,"ii ana separate Scn"' IT TRAITORS
| araIci Rules, Pocket Rules. Sc
Chestcrman's Metallic Tapes,
all length surveyor han~ 80 and 100 Ic"t II length
MY trHmrGt ut nu hand when wanted viii "r"r'"r-
~ from the east on short notice, ana furnished at manu-
| Gtciurers Prices.
Office Stationery!
Every variety Of oGro ,tH.oncry both Foreign and %
| mo tie, kept constantly on hand.
Burlcy's Celebrated Fountain PEN.
| Which Ter durability elasticity amt hrmnr-s are "h-"r
| pissed by any other pen now IN use
Halls Percussion Presses.
We have tn" agency fer Halls Celebrated rHco--t"n
tuI Lever Seal Freezes the hest and most economical
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
More Men Wanted Immediately!

More Men Wanted Immediately!
1 FEW more active and enerprsng young men can
n fad immediate employment by which they can
make from 5000 10 $1,000 year, 10 act agents for
several and popular works just Published exclusive.
ly for agents, and for sale in bOokstors have
great number of agents employed, many of whom are
making from SIS to $50 per week. Those wishing en-
gage in this pleasant and profitable business will for
particulars, etr., address G. l.. DERBY & Go.
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers
Sandusky City, Ohio.
Editors OF newspapers giving the above and following
three Insertions and calling attention 10 IT, and sending
copy containing it, will receive any three of the follow.
ing works
Life of Napoleon by Haadley, 81 %
Life Of Lafayette, - 125
Life of Josephine, " LIS
Wild Scenes Of Hunters Life, rs
Life of Mary and Martha Washington, 25
Odd Fellows Amulet l25
Any person wanting any of the above books can have
them sent by mail free of postage receipt of the above
retail price. Address c. L. DERRY a Co
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
WELLS CONDITIOND
w GERMAN POWDElC
THE CELEBRATED
GERMAN PANACEA
/ for all diseases of
Horses, Cattle, Mules and Sheep.

: w ELLIS G. c. POW d f Il
L Will purify the blood, loosen the skin,
: remove fcvers, excite the kidneys and
!. strengthen the body.
: Very useful in loss of appetite, stiffness,
: founder, coughs and colds. distcmpcr.
: yellow water. inflammation of the eyes.
: injuries from hard work or fast driving
: diseases Of the skin. etc.
: Big hcad, poll.cyiI, tistula, grease and
: scratches. can be ciiectually cured if the
: blood is purified with the Powder, and
: proper applications made.
: Cows VIZ, ~ &c a larger quantity and
Z better quality Of milk teams will work
: with ease and retain flesh; sheep will
: improve in flesh and wool and al ami
: mails at all seasons will be greatly i'm
: proved Ivy "A free use of
WELLS GERMAN CONDITION FOWLER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
Why is the demand so great for
DEs. FsANS's
4 GU E b A l. $ a NJ?

DECAU-E il viii. in all cases, safely and rrc,a.iy
cur, that much dreaded -Cuurg" q. the West Ai..,
Fever and AEGc-w.tbogt fail and in viii counter
the poison OF Sa!ar, o winch fact thousands do to-
led for class Of diseases and touC II is
surpassed We viii offer few evidences OF It's worth,
by men Of int scnce and high standing.
Princeton. H.. sept ooh, 1887.
UI. NANN-nrar Sir For several years pat have
used your h-r lltl>sm my daily practice, and have
c.o-rly observed effects hundrrdd- cases and
has It failed to procure the most happy effect
most chc"rlIl'y recommend it a certain specific
for chl!s fever aud ague and malarous diseases
Truly yours, II. AUSTIN, NJ r.
Marshall, Mich, Feb lin 1851.
1T, MANN & co. - have sold large amount TT your
Aruc Ialsam in this vicinity, and from my personal
fever and aguc that ha~ been sold III state.
Respectfully Yours, O. \. HYDE
A-htubula Ohio, Jan. l-r, 1855
Mc-srS. s X. MANN X CO.-Gcnt-.: In Cauvas-inp
remedies Of which we have control attention has
been called Oh-orye the great that your AsGr
Ralsam hgs gained r itself IN every place whore sold
II really seems 10 lee the rygs remedy, and L. SALE
rapid than all others. II j. de- tined 70 suIerCvdr
all other aguc remedies in the market.
Very truly yours, \. : IIENIkN.
New York, Feb. ., lSva.
Messrs. 6. X MANN X CO.-Gcuts.: have at our
wears, and have carefully observed effects CUIHG,
and must IN al Cnudur say, do hot believe it, equal
i-S In the world Of medicines. To my personal kuuwl-
edge Il has cured permanently every time. and have
in vain, with the most happy result AMI what Is
remarkable, have never known case but what remain
ed cured. for at least that season. hive Mediation
in recommending il a. perfect triumph over chiils and
fever. Respectfully yours,
PROF. O, J. WOOD.
SIX. MANN & CO, Proprietors,
GALLON, ONO.
C.y l. - a.~aJ
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
$4,000 PACKAGES SOLD

IIII MT ) WI tETITI '1ITT v EIIIF
SJ00,00O Saved TO the Purchasers,
And their stock is fat smooth and thrift
ty Ever safe. Always useful. Try it.
Ii not entirely satisfactory after a thor
- L--.-.l 4 IL. 4 ..L..l
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
THAT GREAT EMEDY!
so Long Sought,
FOU ND AT LA : L.

so Long Sought,
.FOU ND AT LA : L.
THIS GREAT RTlIEIY. caima' hytur Nr.rf.i rHr5
L sion ana the multiplied uolsan" i"u htl' j., ,,
and tested its wonderful Curative properue~. l" H." ,
greatest discovery in medical science and natter W"
remedy is the rrsu, # year OF toll amt stu 10y ''"
Of Ohos favoritc physcIans, IN orirr o. Pp'.' '',
thing that would meet the wishnS {" suU"rhE "''.'.''
ANA thousands from the prncrly palace ana h'.I','
tage can testify t. the ln'u'd"i" rr""i t"" ny !" ,
For want Of space We only oIf'r ie" OF t"' HAN! "
MoIIyr. IL. r,b. l@,lN5N
MEssRs. s X. Mann Co.-Gent5spTEo lind yor A. ..
BaIsam superior n any remedy in oar msrNol 'r Nv
permanent cure Of all malarioUs diseases we enc, @
recommend It worthy that grnat nam" II hhs ""''.
'''' 7''' anu 1''' WY iMCHARps & THOMAS.
To the sufferers Of chils fever ana agur ch"era,}
submit the following Having observed co-'N ,,'
effects Of nr Manus Ague Rasam in TN N'chhA 1T S,'
past three year, am We" pleased Win H. I'l',.,r,
virtues a. an antidOtg 10 malaria. have H"l,' 10y
used Il IN my practice and with entire 'ai-', y,I ]
my intimate knowledge Of this comIm.n ,, n, -
it as safe prompt ana eli ,ont y, Z. HACkH ON, Ml'
Gallon, Ohio, April It, 1875
Flrgrlv. Ivr May 17lh, 1855
MEssRs. :. X. MANN tn.--Grmts: Having -"' YOU
AEue Balsam for n" past tlr year {" -rr q" per "
IN this vicinity ami closely observing Il. rH'' W. "-
not hesitate IN saving. h.ryru the b~r nrr'E ''''
sold in Indiana, and Wiz - 1T ally c1rr EN-. 'F ''''
aguc without fail. THIIINAN & kEAI'N~, lr 1891 T.
InGANsIuEr. Ism, sept. L., 1856.
DR. Mann Please send n" "no hail gr'-- NOR" "'
your Arur Ral.am Immediately. Il is in n At a'HE."'
ana may be truly styled the Ming Of Fcyrrnut Agrr.
SAINT LOUIS, Mlr.h 1t. lsjS.
MESsrs. :. X GCo.--Gruts: Wehayc -uta @rc..
amount Of your Agur Hsim the past tar" year L.st
lind that where introduced and -"i ha' NO 'i"' III III"
history of aUc remedies. and from all part e" thr W"
hear the cheering newt never tails u cue
it, pltrnt--aud is looked upon in Thu country a. the
best medicine for chills, fever and asnG eyer m OF
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
Lung sSyrlsp.

certain eur" Tor Srru!Uia. SALT kheum. Kings Ey
ScnIa Head Fever Sores, BuIss, Eruptons the IA,
and ali diseases OF the blood.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
Fire and Life Insurance.

"""sI I1lt.l = Tic insurance Co.. chicago
Western Valley Fire Insurance Co, Chicago,
Capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500, 600
Mutual Life Insurance Co, New York CITY
Capital, .................S SO ,4S0 900
United States Life Insurance Co. New York City
Capital, ................... 500 900
assurances may be effected i'm any Of these
Companies upon application made TO
WM. b. FAIRFIELD.
loft st. Charles City, Iowa.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

For sale by Hildrcth & Carver, and G. II
Haskell. st Charles. 4 F. Whit. West In.
ion. T. W Wood X Co. McGrcgor. IIazlctt y
Co. Waverly. J. Ha2lctt Jr. x Co. Clarksvillc,
and a. W. Billings, Bradford.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
Life Ointment.

TlI- Cordial viii be found excellent remedy IN sun
Nor complaints bysoutnry, Inflammation OF the Bowel
Indigestion. sickness at the stomach &C. And la, cell
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28
YOUR MONEY RACK.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

! No other Powder can compare at Al
with this. The inventor was thorough
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

" Senate CbamJSr, Ohio, .7prd 5ih, ls5i
" DR. J. Z. AVER HouUrrd Sr: | have made A thor
"sii tIt al III" 'ArhsFTiC PLis, lri hr yuur agent
d have been cured by them ~ The dreadful Rheuuati-u
I"def winch he i"Hhd me suffering. The first ttse re
ieVed me, "A Il a tow subsequent does have eEtirpI
eno'ed The disease. feel in better health now than f
-nie 'ras te'e, which art iluie -rrr!v to ia. effect,
YOU tAihSRIic rails f"urs with great respect,
IlCltS 49, AETUAIFn
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-28

And il is the very perfection Of a HORSE
AND CATTLE MEDICINE.
4. VI. Wells, Proprietor, Chicago, H..
and snll hN dcnIcrs gumcraLIN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

SHiDDY CLOTH Almost every parlor cen
ter-iuble is covered iu wintcg hy WOODEN ta-
bile cover Piano fortcs are often protected
by beautiful soft, highly printed WOODEN COW
crs. DO our female readers know whence
come these beautiful articles, on which fair
hands are often laid, for contrast. and over
which bright eyes linger lovingly? They are
made OF old woolen rags, the vcriest refuse
~ ,.la waalr aud the lrap ments of old greasy.
filthy beggars' rags, which have refused to
hang together Oh a tramper's limbs, and
would, few Years back. have been rast out
To rot on n dung heap. But skill has adj
vanced, until now, these wodlen rags, satura-
ted with small poX minsma or huirowed in
hy the propagHtnrs of cutanenus ANNOYANCE,
ms they often me, are carefully collected from
all parts of the British Kingdom and convey
ed To Dewsbury, the centre of the shaddy
trade, as il is called and there, afrr he
ing subjected To various processes and torn by,
powerful machinery into the original condi-
ton of wool, are again respun sometimes
with mixture of fresh wool and SONS times
without, and made into shaddy cloth. For
mepy shaddy was used only for PAD ding
but now ii is used for pilot and petersham o.
vercoats, piano covers, SC. The army and
navy of her Majesty of England are clothed
principally in this shnddy, or in 9th
er words, in beggars rags respun. There
are lew OF us who Rave not at'this moment
more or less of these res hun rags on our
persons. Let us hope that the steam was
hot, and the chemicals powerful, by which
the rags were purged oftheir former iniqui-
ties. The shaddy trade is closely analogous
TO the paper manufacture. 1t is one Of the
greatest triumphs of modern art, and beto- !
kens the advance Of civilization. The utiliza- !
tion OF refuse, as in China and Japan, is one /
of the most silent TEXTURES Of an economical
refined aud thoughtful race, as contrasted |
with the spendthuft habits ofa North A I
mercan Ind an for instance. We trust our
fair readers will mot be repeled 10y our dis.
closure of the origin of some of the articles
they daily handle; the shaddy trade il a
great one already, and is yearly advancing in ,
Importance. The manufacture is active in |
preparing for the winter sales hut
is almost dormant through the winter. az
summer is a bad time to dispose OF shaddy.
Hartford Courant
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

THE MOTHER or ABDALLAH.- The mother
of Abdallah consulted by her son, who, for
saken by his friends, and besieged In a castle,
was urged by the Syrians to an honorable ca.
pitulation, made the following reply;
my son, when thou tookest up arms
against the house Of Omniah didst thou be.
lieve thyselr espousing the esuse of justice
and virtue P" -.-.,i,,
u did, replied the son.
"where, then, is the cause for deliberations
Dosi thou not know that towards only are
swayea by fear Wilt thou ha the seera of
the 0mnitesP And shall It be said that
when thou vast 10 determine betWeen life
and duty. thou dids, prefer the former p'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22
Forethought.

ila man iaints sway, Instead of yelling nu
Ike savage, or running 10 him 20 lih hin
lpp, lay him ut full length on his back on th,
hooT loosen the clothing push the crowd
away 90 a. % allow the air 10 reach hin, and
let him alone, Dashing water over person
in a simple fsinuug Gt. is barbadly, and
soils the clothing unnecessarily, The phi
losophy Of hintiag NJ H. that the hear
fails 20 send tie proper supply of blood "a
the brain II the person IL erect, that blood
has 10 be thrown up hin, but II laying down
Il has 10 be projected horizontally hieh
requires lesa Pover, IL apparent.
II person swalloss poison deliberately
or by chance, Instead Of breaking out into
mullIludinous aud ineohsreut ordinations.
despatch some one for tho doctor mean,
while run 10 the kitchen, got half glass Of
water Ia anything that l. handy, put into il a
leaspoonfull Of salt and 80 much ground mus.
lard' stlr 70 10 an Instant, catch firm hold
Of the persons nose, tho mouth vi soon fly
open, then down With the mixtufe. and in a
SECOND or two up will come the poison This
VIII answer in u larger uumhcr Of eases than
any other H. hy lhis lime, the physician has
not arrived, make the patient swallow the
white ofan cgg, followed by cup Of strong
ephee lbeeau'e those nulIiy larger number
OF poisons than any other accessible auicles,)
as aulidoIsa Tor any poison that may remain
IN the stomach,
II limb or other part " the body Is se.
'erely cut, and the blood comes out by spirit,
or jerks, per s0iism, as doctors say, be IN
hurry or the man will be- dead in i've min.
uics there IL no time 20 talk or send tor
rhy ys'eIan say nothing, out With your hand.
kcrehicf, throw Il round the limb. lr the tao
ends together put stick through them,
twist Il around. tighter and iig hier, until the
blood ceases 10 now, But stop. Il does NO
good. WhyP Because only severed arte,
y throws blood ouI la jets. and the arteries
srt their blood from The heart hence, To- stop
.he fow, tie remedy most he applied botv cen
ihc heart and the wounded spot-in other
words, abors the wound. II - vein has been
severed the blood would have howed in
regular stream, and, on the other hand, the
iic should bee applied boiop the wound. or on
he other side Of The wound hom the heart
because tac blood In the veins How, toward.
.he heart, aud there IA 40 need Of such great
hurry Hdifs journal NJ Heaiih.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22
Godiva OF Coventry.

10 the eleventh century, Godhd. wife oi
the Duko ot Mcreia, Ia branch of the Saxor
hcplorehyJ manifested her love for her eoun
Try by singular exploit For beauty anC
virtue, this princess stands the foremost Of
her age. Her husband having imposed d
very oppressive tax upon the inhabitants Of
Coventry, she strongly urged himto suppress,
it, but the duke, mau uf funaccountable ca.
price, refused her request, unless she would
truvrrTr Tr wiIuir TOWN F6ksyt=f.5 f.5yiiya DE-
'pairing Of success by any other means. sub.
miited to his brutal whm and having is.
sued orders, that the inhabitants should re.
main confined to their houses, and not look
at hcr,apon pain Of death, she mounted on
horseback, rode through all the streets Of
Coventry, without any covering but Nhat a
eopouS head Of hair afforded her. One man,
instigaicd by curiosity, peepcd out Of win.
dow ard his lnpudcneo was Immediately
punished with death. In memory Of this
event, the remains OF a statue. in the attitude
Of person gazing, are still to be seen upon
that very spot Of the ancient city Of Coyen.
try.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

a KNOWING "CouRr."-An anecdote is re-
lated of court held in village not thous
aud miles from Paris. during the past year
which We regard as one Of the richest in Il,
line, Of amy that has been recorded, and give
"a to our readers, as nearly as We can rooolleol
il.
The case on trial was for the sale Of fliqaor
The principal was singularly obtuse and
though confessing to having made purchase
eeela not feF the life ef hia, tell what tA.. az,
ticle was. The most ingenious questioning
would not bring it out. Al last the attor-
ney asked him, How did il tustepH
Il dino :" replied witness.
Here "the court" interposed, alleging that
TO be an improPer question, and inquired Of
the attorney why he put such an interroga,
tory.
"Well. your honor" replied the attorney,
IL was unable to make the witness tell what
kind of liquor he bought but thought that
il he would tell how il tasted, the court might
be d6ie 20 determine Jor'nselfr'
The hit was too palpable; and not even
the solemnity of the place or the cause. was
sufficient to repress the mirth Of the audi
ence.-- Oxford (Ae.) Democrat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

ANECDOTES or FiMtLE HHoIsM A Chi
ncse emperor. pursued hy the ,ictoriou, for
,crs of putria, of' inferior rank to cxtrcatc
himself had recourse 10 the principle of filial
uTrty Mud sFtfTvs FEE1;s sgrsI-
pcrstitiuus excess. An officer, with a drawn
sabre in his hand, was dispatched to the mo.
thcr Of the victor. with a command from the
emperor, on pain OF death, II. order her son
10 dishand his troops. Disdaiuflly smiling.
the intrepid matron replied, "Doth thy mas
ter believe that ! am ignorant of the tacit.
hot sacred, convention between the people
and sovereign, by ~ hich the master is bound
To render happy the servant who nbeys It
is the emperor who has first violated this
treaty--and thou, vile tool Of tyrant. learn,
in such a case from a 'comaH, what j. due
thy country" Then, suatching from his
hand the weapon, she plunged il into her
breast. "Slave - said she, as the blood how-
ed hom the wound, III thou hast still ans ,ir-
tue, carry this poignard to my son. Tell him
To revenge the nation, aud punish the uSurp-
er. lie has now no caution TO observe on
account of his mother-he is at liberty to be
virtuous."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

Nearer.

One sweetly solemn thought
Comes to me DER and DER;
I'm nearer my home to-day
Than I've ever been before;
Nearer my fathers house,
Where the many mansions be;
Nearer the great white throne,
Nearer the jasper sea;
Nearer that bound nf life
Where we lay our burdens down
Nearer leaving forever my cross,
And wearing forever my crown.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22
A CnERup's sMn.r wlIL TAMr A sAr.oI

CHERUB's SMILE WILL TAME A SAVAGE
The houses of the Kabyle village were all
but deserted aud emptyi the women and
children had been sent for protection to
neighborng tribes further removed from the
seat of war. In one, Zouave, mad for
plunder, was struck by observing huge jar
of rudely bnked enrthenware standing in
corner To rush forward aud dash II to piee.
es with his muskct-butt was the affair of
second, when, to his surprise, out rolled
poor little Karbyle child, who, forgotten
amidst the general confusion and fight, had
erept into'the jar for shelter. The Zouave
rnised his musket, but the little cherub smil.
ed on its asssilant rs though perfectly at
home. The rude Zousyes heart was touch
ed. Perhaps he thought OF some far-off
home in France, where a brother or sister
might be playing in the sunshine like the
poor Kahyle ehildJ who smiled unconscious