Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-23
BOOK OF CHRONICLES.
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CHARTkR I've
sayins:
2. We will no longer b - brothers With tAs people
and a.. ss " s.a
ourselves;
5: Asa shs,. Win ,: no.. s..ns .As lsss,. efsA.
North who s prevent - ss .hsy e: Yse.:'' sns
We are brave and not AFRAID Of blood.
Us, '. viii cut them % from snons ss.ir p.spi:. sa1
drawers Of water for and for households.
8. but the Of the North called shsir wise -.
sether, and all their great csptans and their mighty
men Of vslor and made them chips and snGues Of VAR
from u.s. neither shall yea destroy this govsrnns.s
which our fathers have built; and IL you will rsnaia
with " - brethren We will hold you % captives
And 1 +, .g gle -.
.. Now when . certain man named Salmon, Of shs
tribe which dwet between the waters Of the Ohs and
Lake Erie. said to the wise mea who were In council
together: Go to now, Why should We lack for Aensy,
when havs . mill which will grind II out!
D. And they answered him DC and grind. that Ne
lack for msnsy whsrswth TO purchase for
nsa. and hsrd.ssek and pork to feed then.
10. b the man went forth and commence ssiadias,
and bis mills ground day and night for many years. aad
Money that was not Of gold nor Of silver ner YET Of
covered YER. ,s II; . :: M :. ~. y.
raimsnt and fsod went up.
II. AsA bic mill ssasausd - srisA.
. CHAPTER v.
I. And sAs mes the North were misA.!sr than The
Of the South. and took all their ssronshsiAs aad
chief cities, and made many captivss.
And the Of the North.pVrsued the King Of the
South and he, being unwilling TO be taken thus dseu
ID AimselfI In ernons and calico. thus introducing
new style Of ramsnt among the sons Of men;
ls-their occupation sone-and len with large amount
Of Coats Pants and hand decided TO sell 70 the
sons Of the North those garments ~ cheap % hoop
skirts and calico could be bought for.
I. And a. the war drew near an end there arose .
great panic among the sellers Of merchandise Of food and
Of r.mens and the prces Of these things began to M
iss end, and gold and silver viii be once more
among and shall be left with large stocks ofsoods
on hand, which We have bought At high prices.
s And among the sellers Of rainent l. Cedar Pals,
which the chief city Of the tribe that dwell the cs
u: Model Clothing store % Main Street. % cha. ely
low because Of the panc bought many bales and hoxss
Of cloths Of al kinds, which they nads W i.ss ceass
and Pants and Vests and all raimsnt.
T. And In the Spring time q Vie year lss5, they "a.
vsrtssd in all the papers and ssat their hani ellis
Int every town. and put their posters every vai
rsnsns Of ali kinds and descriptions Of better su.lis,
other place.
g.. And thu. VIZ: r,.l..D Co., .. u. Model ole.h.
Ing Store dealt not In shoddy les In govern.
ment eentraess, but SOLD Clothes - retail at very
priess.
.. And every man tina, lacked ceat or Vest, or .
pair Of Pants, Shirt, Collar, Drawers or raj.
ent Of any kind bought them d the Msdel Ciothias
store until every man In the land was clothed from that
Store.
10. And they went their way rejoicing and pro.
claiming aloud, that VIM IRELAND CO., At the
MODEL CLOTHING STORE sslI Clothing Of All Linds
better AID cheaper than I've " bought any where ID
The land. 9.tf