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TIE GREAT ENGERSSH REMEDY
SIy IA nEA "a. ARIN k,S

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a Prescription orSir J. Clarke, NJ. D. Ply
stefan Extraordinary to tnc Queen.
!'lliS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is CNFAlLlNG IL
l. the cure oIdll those painful and dangerous diseas, sto
which the female constitution is subject. II inodcrOtestl
excess aud removes all instructions. aud a speedy cure
may be relied on.
10 MARRIED LADIES
1t 10 peculiarly suited. II will, in a shOrt. time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each b~Ottlc-rIiCcO One lollar-bears the Government
stamp uihiedt IiiilaIn,tO prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These rms should NOT Ms TAKEN by females durlnoi,c
tl'Sl lHREt, MONTHS or PREGNANCY, aSi. ey arr ~,
t" brlrso on MisCAnGIACE, hut at any other tin, II I'm,
SAFE.
II all cases ofNcrvons aud spinal INJECTION, Pa .th
i}hch hii LliIibS, Fatigue On sight cNrrtiOn, y. luit ~,
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills vii T.ct
cure Whcn all other means have failed and aim ,sh
p""cFlWlc'ncuy do MOI contain iron, cilOmcl. an mon,
o. aiything hurtiul to the constitution.
tuil dlrctliondrCOmpaIW each package.
sole Agent For the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
CLotc !, e. Baldwin Coz
Np stoo. Rochester, y, Y
authorized NSent, will insure . bottle orthc pills By re
turn mail. - ~
tors1lc by Smith w H~oughton, Agent at Winchester
and by FERRY 4 lc,uOviIe. Nashville, wholesale Arcnt
or Tennessee Dpct0
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Dr,Tu or Ma. MAsoS.-The tele.
,ronb reports the death OF Mr.. Mason,
orr Minister TO France. Mr.. NJ had
been for many years before his ar
poinrmeut To France, "A Senator IN
Congress. and he was Il member oil
Mr.. Folks Cabinet, first AN Attorney
General. aud afterwards as Secretary
Of the ~NdshriMc Union and
! American.
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"A aLAnAMa.

have associated with mo in the Nur.
yery business Mr.. George II. Cherry.
formerly proprietor Of the River Bank
Nursery, Rochester, N. Y, recently
from Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. Cherry is a practical Nurseryman,
Of many years experience. Hereafter
the business will he conducted underthe
name and style Of S. w. Honghton d
Co. S. w. HOUGHTON.
Sept | 80 IT,.
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THE SPECIE URAIN-W HAT IS
THE NATTER.

A matter OF curious interest cO!.ncc.
ted with lis subject is lcdesiinal.jon
ofilo augLcnting volume. The spc'
Gle movement Of Ike present year in
particular, is exciting attention in all
the financial circles Of the world. The
French, English and American cxpor-
tations and imporiations of gold and
silver during the first six months of
the present year were rs follows:
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We are authorized 10 announce JESSE
ARLEeE a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj m this district. Election 1860.
Wear AUTHORIZED eio announce C.. C. Nc.
KINNEY isi candidate. for Attorney General
in this district. Election in 1850.
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The Lagrange Crenn,) Monitor is
one OF the Lest exchanges we receive,
and is conducted with decided good
ste, mechanically and ed~ao,inlly.
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W. Stewart is a candidate for r%e.e|ec.
ton as Trustee for franklin county, at
the ensuing March election.
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We are authorized to III Fl. II,
Smith a candidate for Attorney General
from this district.
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A consignment of 10000 cigars
made at Havana for Louis Napoleon,
has arrived at Norfolk en- route for
France. They cost $500 per M,
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We are authorized to Mile
Turney a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj in TIL. district.
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MORE WAR.

~
Signs OF "nr are again looming up
in gIuring coIors over in Europe. We
wo.Id like io be a Traveller in That
,l..,, nv, ,., ~.
F'' n ''l'
al '''''''''F '''" t''c '"''""'"S items:
Th" agent Of the French, Austrian
and rardIuinn Governments are sole,
ting trom Ea9iish founders tenders Of
lar@c quantities oi lifted cannon.
Napoleon loves B,r t on The ION
He SpcaEs ~ BgrAcnuX soon.
Thr French army Of observation
will wIut"rin Italy. Preparations ior
the French expedition to China have
been Suspended.
There are infections q, France
backing down.
Marshall N"t''orI"r tor joining In"
troops at lou'o'' mas Dcrn construed
llH"Iy TO asst long. Preparations Tor
way are "'h'""'' every ''o''
T,,a -, a. NO. k;na IF n.Ioinm ,o
R~nryi,2 in rrlaljo, to the debt proved
Z perfect failure.
The Sandman Government sent II
c''cu'a' '" III" 'P''H''''n''N'' ~ Wv,
,r;'. It,.
Il is asserted that the Pope has or,
drrrd the delivery Of passports to the
NdrdIninn Minister. IL IS reported
nav '''H '"' S'l'" ''H' W '','''''
Vo,,r,I, ,t,,;or,I g., C~,tto,ic,
An insnrrccrory movement is rrpor-
ted at Palermo.
'af'oh'"i h'' ISSUED u Pfocia'''''
,''' ,"''"'"''"'@ u '''
r,n I,,Iy nr~ .tr,n.,rs NrnIIi.i,, i
shortly rypccicd.
Ban LUCK sunday morning. some
0,ucrs no,otors, ,urnin4. rndi>bc..
SO wos lrG inst inside of orr ward,
and = card WAS otlnchcJ ON which
YEAS written. "To he Jeff nt Fancy
G,tr." Bat whoever delivered them,
throat to nail fine s,riro bork oyer the
rate. and cou,poacnlly Il provljng Old
hoo. Of Ihr sor orjrr. cot in and urnr.
lv dryourrl Vegetables. BASKET and
all The D,wo,s wore NOT h,rmcd -
We ounSs H., moan old snw thouolt
,lcr were fine last roses If summer,
and that perhaps some fair hand had
t,ucLrl them So they were uumo.
Tested. Bless the person who sen the
nrrs,nt hut n,oon, take thc SOW who
kent rs from enjoying it. We hone
she NAV hny, the hor cholera hard
enough TO aInos; kin.
lnRTY SIX nouRE IN NEW York
We would IKE to Dc IN 'd't"r IN
New York II the reporting oil local
items were our business '1'Fe '''cFe
IS II scarcely IN tha' respect NOT so
there. From u exchanges we learn
that between sun!owh on Saturday
and sunrise on Monday there were
ten accidents by drowning, falling,
scalding. &C., in and about the city,
nine Of whic, were fatal. A woman
named Anna Burns was beaten to
d,.,h i, bor husband An ",dair Of
bo,o." he,,v,c the notorious Zouave,
Col De l., Rivierc, the d~espoiler of
,ho yo,,hG,l affections or Miss BIount
If Nr,hiIo end the pnuilis,ic William
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For attorney General.

We are authorized to announce James
II. Hughes as a candidate for Attorney
General in the s,h Judicial Circuit, in
Tennessee, composed Of Coffee, Warren,
Van Bsren, Grundy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties. Election 18th Thursday in
MAY, 1850.
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,,,..r o. I'm, j., s,ro ro,iod eyerv meuIer or be
- '"t =" Iiort tn ltScnsr ar di,turr,, re urtle
Ill IL, r r"', q. I'M ,yiih ,M, id nj a rpoI tnuir and The
,yo,, iec nr ,I'i, cnI,,rrou sense. they may be able so to
r,Nnap,,frat,o ~ ~ i" srs,c,, a. ,n scrr,c neryr,orrut health. In
ouJI", , :, ", ,n co,H,rIi.h tnis Jcsi,rI object. fine Iuc course to
U,"v' ~ 10 co,tn,i,I, iLa, ,,Li,h wul produce a naIuai
Iuts"n ~ ,a'"t -, T. iios s l,,"n,d ot yital s,r,ucth ard
~" y, III ,,,ns Ir u,stcttnr has introduced 10
~ " 'n,' ", nr,, a., ,c,,ing hs ,,,,,c yhirb IL unt
Nv, "o 90 I"n i Erco f I'm nmc Inn, has been tried for wears,
"i'mT,m, s',isr,n, o =" T., All Vim ha ve u,cJ if. The Ei,tcrs
5',,,G ,arGTr , wa H." stnn,,,L Ln,yrly and Iiyrr..
~ "rr W h,oaltLy ,irnrn,s g,tinr. ann fms. hy
,H a. ,inmi. Nv" ,nocos :" yt rcsrciErrinr Iai,le. enable no
D" o ~ +, 4, hmm oyor JisaNsc
- I ~ +, W. , , - urs,orc;, Inlircsiinn. Npusca. EIni,.
o ~ 90" O. =" "G W. Ur T. ~ ~ iuIinus rnn,nIaiuts an isiup
w." rm, d! , ''",n,Ii i,r,c,io,r " u,S StnnarL nr j,ny,Is ,,,,in
ri " T. |r m"r mvssricr". InIic, ChoIcra Morbus. &C..
us Iiii' az, =" N'
'' w "t,,' " 'an -" "p' div On ,o,o,,ur or,roc,cd by
,on' sn,uorr, amh r,Geci rti,rinaIIv ly tr cLo,rr n
, "" an -, liz, il oil, he snessdiiy Iregi,Iatcl Inv A brici uce
a." y, M s n",nn,,inn n,.n.nsit y,hi,L iS nrnrDbIv mn,e
W ~ ~ i' III T ~" ,, riionr,ss arms linn sny ntncr ND
tro ca,sn :, ,"hirh ,,av always br atributrd to tIcralrc.
,n ,o,ts ,C , T a." im o,1,ns rau he rIrcd without hi,
,neilS OF tne 1I1c ~ p, o'san,, a ~ " p nv" E Tu"o :, uu
Li,or,inns ~, tho LottI, rnr mis- disease rycry rhys iri,n
| viii rr,nu,ne, d JIttcrs or some Kind; then why moi usc
an article known TO BIZ %inauibIei. All nations ha We their
h H.,em a. as "a p aeSl' aI o %, oiSSd ,Ssm M" al 5, !, rrS is ", H 'n 'h he
fo9rd a more healthy ]rcolIe than The Germans, ftGm
experiments which have tended to prove the value of this
s'f Fny ragE AND NGr =. III try il eni p]oyobiSs disease,
T Wai Ct. ' Eim II, us /, I @src Sna,S S,ySr IN on D short SoS 'H lj'yc o. a ,I5" lc ne.
9e,ins HIM lhy,ic,Ily and mSSg ngrE i %,sie,s' r4y be Iy ynm.
BlrIEks. Further, none oithe oboyeStated diseases
is "" az are use used as per I]i'eoiions, And as they ndit i" G re.
s a"y " rGnGpc nor of I"i or I"r i"I" Sri i n"" Of 'Y "r'iina %%'I p pSTsSiitly
t but "rC !. 1a,' s"ag' s s,ee l, aud Iea a. !! % 9dn.,t,s', t Mi,S S% IN.
]ppTadnG,ion Ola t, oloush' aud permanent cure.
from n" an n enicepich eo,siita,ion ard lnfrm body, these
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We are authorized TO X. E.
GiLLELAsp. Of Fayetteville, a candidate
for Attorney General in this district.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Justice Of the Pcacc Court, DC.
A"', ,s Woods plaintiff Deb, oua Note.
Elizabeth Trunks, jert
In this cause, suit having been com.
menced before the undersigned, a Justice
Of the Peace in aud for said county, by
the plaintiff against the defendant, anon.
resident, by original attachment founded
on said note, and was levied upon-l00
acres of and, DO the same, moro or less,
belonging to said defendant, lying in
Franklin county, Tenn, by Clement AL.
edge, Deputy Sheriff, on the 18th day OF
October, instant, 1859; and was returned
before me this day with said levy. Where,
upon, it is therefore considered by me,
and so ordered that all further proceed.
ings be stayed in this cause until the 21st
day of April, 1860; and it is further or.
dered by me that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, a paper published in the town Of
Winchester, requiring the said defendant
to be and appear before Thos. Finch, J.
F., the undersigned, at his Office, in the
town Of Winchester, on said 2lst day Of
April, ls5O-It being a Justices Count
then and there to defend said suit, or
Judgment final, by default, will be rem.
dcrcd against her exparte, &c. This the
18th Of Oct, 1859.
THOS. FINCH, Seal,
J. p. for Franklin County.
Oct. 90.
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LOS r.

On Sabbath morning the 9th inst. in or
near the C. p. Church, a Hair Bracelet with
large gold clasp-containing the Miniature
ola gentleman. The finder will be literally
reworded by leaving the seme at this office.
October, ~ 1853. If.
state Of Tncensscc, Franklin Go.
County Court Clerks Office, Oci. 2OM,
Robert Hines gard, D..
". ret. 10 resign.
d. H. briggs & Wife & Thos. J. Barnes. J
1t appearing to the satisfaction ofihn court
tina, the defendant D. b. Briggs a. wife Mar.
tina T.. formerly martha L. Barnes g. Thomas
J. Barnes are Ncn-residents of the stat Of
Tennessee, so that the o%rdinasy process o flaw
cannot be served upon them.
II is therefore, ordered by the court that
publication be made in the 'Home Jonrnal."
a newspaper published in Winchester, Tenn.
for three successive weeks, requiring said,
nonresident defendants to make their per.
soual appearance before The worshipful County
Court to be held for said county at the Court
house in Winchester Tenn, on the first
Monday in November, next then and theae
TO plead answer or demur TO compliments
petition OF the same will be taken for con.
'eised and set for hearing expartc rs to the.
- X. F. SIMS, Clerk.
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We are authorized to announ"c THOMAS
SHORT as II candidate for Register of Frank
lin county at the March election, 1850,
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NOTICE
For Sale,

AT Hunts Depot, on the Winchester
and Alabama Railroad.
About 400 pounds good side Bacon, at III
cents, and IL or ii bushels new dried APP
pes, at S1,75 per bushel. Also, Irish ant
Sweet Potatoes, Onions, &c. Send your o.
ders, or leave Il Zen at the Home Journal
Office.
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Candidates..
MARCH

". Stewart is n candidate lor ro~.olec,
ton rs Tustcr for F,,nLIin conn,r -,
the c]Dsuiny March a~Irc,inn
~
r. w" arc 'o''o''|e" TO announce w.
~ ,'N"'t' 10 '"'''''"'c 'ot ,IuS'ee
W ''"N''" Sou''y' El"c''ol' IN March,
"'"'' "","o''"e' p"'''ou''ce NATHAN
"'H"HhI, 1"''n coH''"a'e 'or rrelec,Ion
as tItlh VI lIG NiTClIl court OF / rankin
( Nunty. Election in March, 1860,
w
wv are ""'''''"7" =" "''n%u''c" 'ANES
~',Ahn''' as d c'nn,da'e Tor CIerN Of
Election in March. 1860.
w "",'D',M'" ~ "'nouh.c 'no"Hs
IN county at ''c N'"Fch e'ec'''n' looo'
Fp,yKtIy Co. Tenn AnriI %
Editor Lome Iouryo1.
l '0"'u '''nouI'' o'"o '",eiS VI rams
a. .'"'t' '""' an " ."""''"'' 10, ''e
'"N" ',.o'In''' :" Wv "'N' Hi''''
bic to ride but a short distance horse.
back, 1t will be almost out of my pow.
er 10 meet the people at the different pre-.
Yours. ,ruIv
MARTIN G. OSBORN
SINS q candidate for ro. eIoc,;o, &C Cam.
TO Cour, Clerk n, ,benevt March eIec,;,r
We are authorized TO announce Jouy
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We are authorized to announce George
Leleber a candidate for Constable in this
district. Election 1860.
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We are authorized TO announce h. F.
SIMS a candidate for reelection as Coun.
ty Court Clerk at the next March election
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We are authorized to announce L. b.
CLEMENTS a candidate for Constable in
this district, No. J.. Election in March.
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We are authorized TO announce JonN
q. ESocns a candidate for County Court
Clerk Of franklin County, at the March
election, 1860.
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We arc authorized to announce Rich.
ard Sharp a candidate for Constable il
this district.
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We are Authorized to announce WV.
FAREis a candidate for re election as Con.
table in this district.
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WHAT TO DO IN CASE or
ACCIDENT.

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ALLEGED CuRR FOR FEVER AND
AaUE.Just before the chill comes on,
have q pot Of very strong coffee made,
and keep it hot, and when the first
chill is felt, pour out about q pint and
squeeze the juice of q couple Of lemons
into it, and q little sugar TO make il
palatable, drink it Of, go to bed and
cover up warm. One trialof this often
cures, whilst two or three trials never
fail. ...s. Us ~:
How TO EXAMINE 4 WELL. Place a
common mirror over the well in such q
position as to catch and throw the rays
of the sun to the bottom Of the well,
which will be Immediately illumined in
such o manner that the smallest peb-
bles, &c., at the bottom, can be dis.
tinetly discerned as if in the hand.
The sun is in the best situation TO be-
reflected in the morning or afternoon.
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Col Lincoln,v murmured Isabella
stthen my dream Of bliss is over.
Yes, madam Z continued Jack, Sir
me yon behold Col. Lincoln, and yoI
would still more enhance my happiness
and gratitude, would You give me leave
to call this sweet girl mine. 2
As Lincoln spoke he moved to tht
side Of Isabella, and took her willing,
yet trembling hand
Isabella, IS this your wishp' said
Mrs. Vernon.
ssIt IS. y
seThen take her, Colonel, and may
heaven bless your union, as / do.
stHurrah for our Colonel and his
pretty bride" rang in stentorian cheers
From the gallant rifiemen.
Lincoln returned to the army, and
took noble and prominent part in the
liberation Of his country from the I'M
human oppression and bondage Of
Mexico. When the struggle was over,
and she took her place among her
sister States, he returned to his home,
and made the pretty Isabella his wife.
Then he was happy, and il sometimes
he thought Of the Alamo, he blessed
the hour he was wounded and found
his way to the rural cot, where first he
saw his beauteous bride. 4
One more scene, and We are done.
The villain who led the party Of foe
men to the cottage, to accomplish his
revenge on defenceless woman,
escaped the disasters Of that night, and
fed to the camp Of the enemy. There,
in consequence Of the defeat, he was
looked upon as spy, who had lured
the party to their destruction, and as
such he was court -martialed; the sem
tence was death, and he was executed
accordingly. .:=....:..=. . n.
i r. 4. .s.'<.l ,.. +: 81: + T: $: q. 4: ;2 Onion.
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PROVERBS AND OLD SAYINGS.

CHARITY begin at home, but does
not end there. Il. :.
A light-heeled mother makes q
Iheayy-heeled daughter. >..
Better ride on an ass that carries me,
than q horse that throws me.
Children suck the mother when they
are young, and the father when they
are old. e=.=. !.
Confession of fault, makes half
amends for it. FL. Ii. s.. E
Deep rivers move with silent majesty,
shallow brooks are noisy.
Happy Is he whose friends were born
before him. .:z
Courtesy on one side never lasts long,
He may we'll be content who needs
neither borrow nor Hatter. ...
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THE EDUCATION MOST
NEEDED LEARN To
LABOR.

II ----ss Tg1s ! 81 2 : l.s
1 TIE question Is often asked, why il
It that 80 few people are successful in
business, and why property finds such
an unequal Distribution This man,
they say, received the advantages OF !
good English education, and that man
was educated ut one OF our best col
leges. Both have been industrious,
honest, and economical; and yet neither
of them has been. successful IN busi-
ness. Why IS it2 asks the New York
Express; and that Journal proceeds to
point out the cause, and, in the course
Of It's remarks, observes:
The idea too commonly prevails that
q mere knowledge Of books is the be-
ginning and ending Of education. The
sons and daughters, especially &c the
rich, grow up with this notion In their
heads, in idleness, as it were, with lit
tie idea Of the responsibilities which
await them. Their natures revolt ut
the mention Of slabor,' not dreaming
that their parents before them obtained
the wealth they are SO proud OF by in
dustry and economy. How many
young men, college-bred though they
may be, are prepared to manage the
estates which their fathers possess, and
which it may have required lifetime
TO acquire2 How many young women
though having acquired oil the know
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IrSr ths Moun.sinssr. j
s. \! II! PA. Z ii 4

d YER u SATURDAY X,
asrrcR- -Rnss Rrens u COUNCIL. HOUSE
a ne nasen,snt stsEy.


THE maiden stood with al the charm i;
OF beauty In her paul;
4 Tbs grace that rested DER her form,
/ shed round NJ sweet control :.:ss ~.
But WhIls Igazsd, her falling teafs
& NY deepest feelings stirT'd;
said, aWhy weepest thou, faIr maldpp
She ausWsrednot word.
The seaiding drops ran still moro fast
0'er cheeks with sorrow flushed;
Her heaving bosom sighed, and niors '3
The foant Of sorrow gushsd:
IAearer drew--my sweetest tone n. y
With sympathy was fraueht, laa35 z
And, bending, said Why ,seepest tlioui,,''
But still she answered moi. I'll. Il: Il.
She wtung her hands In poignant grief,
Al y her heart would brsak; .=.f 81
Ne thought might bestow relief,
d Would che her sorrows spsak:
My soul aroused; I warmly said. 4.
.sWhy weepest thou7' 10 her; .s .>
AZ length she spake-s. What's that 10 your
Mind your own business. siri'' . =
W. q. Nuts,
@. 81 q city, 0ct., 1859.
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-12


Snatch the rich relish Of a well spent hourls
sREyENGE! revenge for our muir
dersd comrades! Death to the ingad-
ersr' was the battle cry Of Jack HALO
day as he was Familiarity called J,
while lighting at the fatal battle, or
rather massacre, Of the Alamo. He
dealt death TO many q foeman, but all
insVainl His comrades, oyerpowered
by the superior numbers of the enemy,
were slaughtered without mercy. See
ing that oil was lost, Jack, with ven
geance burning ut his heart, darted
away. :5:.s S. ...s.
Then did Texas daughters mourn
for the brave who were slain on that
disastrous day. The survivors Of the
gallant hand sWore eternal vengeance
on the slayers Of their brethren.
"Remember the Alamo, became their
battle cry; and the imploring shrek Of
the enemy for mercy was answered in
startling tones, aRemember the Al
amo r. .s. III ..s .. 5
Jack was wounded; but he was many
miles Of before he discovered it. In
the hurry Of the fight he had no time
to think Of hurts; but now, when cooled
down, the wound became painful.
Hurrying on as fast as his crippled
state would admit, he sought for shelter
and refreshment. At length, when
nearly overcome, and ready to sink to
the ground with fatigue and exhaustion,
he saw through an opening Of the
forest . neat little cottage. He hnr-
Tied towards it. He arrived at the
door, his mind and thoughts in amaze;
he stroye to raise the latch; his head
became dizzy, his brain whirled, and
he remembered no more. Y .s.:sz. :.
When hereturned to consciousness,
he was In bed in o strange room.
The fragrance of flowers floated in the
half-open window, the melody Of birds
enliyened the air without. An this he
saw, felt, and heard. Where was hef
That was what puzzled him. How "a
account for his being there, he knew
not: gradually he remembered pas
events, faint, dim and shadoWy IS 4
dream. he remembered the Alamo
his fight, escape, finally his falling
senseless ut the door Of q cottage--al
else was blank. p .:.:. s 81.
The rustling of . dress was heard
and Jack >tiIrninO hia ayen diIiekIv Il