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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

Ton complain of your stomach unfortunate dyspeptie;
p.as. you .ss simply IS ssseS ..s:
The other hand. oonsiassy sssnmns i With anwSois.
Is =; e
s:;:' s
= s: ss'
help .ss Sss..ss i s..s Sias ny : = Z:
aammaon or scirrhus csener e. scene ohe. volent and
ssDey street
S"'f bh r', aii HhEsi PILE INSTRUMENT
positively cure. the Won, css:s q pslss 500 ~ nal On
ssSl.d .;:yvssrs 4Adrss. J. ,. Ss~aias. Ssa.sss u
u. Ss g.. n: Ss: sss
RusHrok. 10 As'ef House. asd By Al drussissA
~: NJ: ;:s .:
Also Repairing ant Boiling. 81, l7'1
An Prlxc. Cn-hed In Loyal Lostcssss.--Csrc~-
- j. CHUTE. Broker M broadway
-I,s 4: , sb II: Re; 4. g:
rsc.ory 81 BARCLAY street
w .ss . sMssssss Sc s g: &
main Hotcl
D.. ID. Gasgusr, Iusurapce Breker, Once Of
the Manhattan e Insurance Company 10 ana sS Broad
way. New York.
sa E!': = s!::4 ". CD ..ss:: :sz Css
'''''"'' ssssFE'ss'' q .sSa.
----------------
Gscyrr q Baker,. Highsss Premls@ Sew
street. Brooklyn.
.Isvvelrp and Watches,
q al descriptious and
srEniLN0 SILVER WAR;
fos sale by 0Bo. o. ALLBN, ais Broadway
one door below Canal street.
Pirfsn's Great Toothache Remedy.
II never fsn 10 effect inssau,assous and poe
manent
Tfy pr bottle. Sold No Clinsa place and all
drug ssores
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,us n: YORK. frs and s ss:
Rrnnklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06
The lMadoc Gold NIines.

BxLIEvIILE, w., Jan. 5, 1857.
Mr.. Michel. . government mincralogist, visited the
famous Richardson gold mines At Madoc to-day and per-
sonay brcke on and brought away specimens Of quartz
which Yielded gold In paying quantities. Mr. Michel
prenounces specimens very rich. great rush Of
people " expected In the spring
Adepsfon Of tho Ceasnl system bv the Toronto
.s.l beard Of Trade.
TORONTO, Jan. 8, 1857
meeting Of the Board Of Trade to-day adopted the
Genital system 70 90 into elect March l. barrel Of
nour will hereafter consist Of 200 lbs committee
appointed to obtain abrogation OF the tissue
paper Craws plan for ship canal across st. Clair Flats
was endorsed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

Sarc ril 4, ,assi,s pun rxsrpux,xr
positively the worst Of piles 5on4 By mali
receipt 81 ~ Circulars free SolA b. druegists Ageete
wanted everywhsrc Address .. Romaine, MANAGER ~
broadway. New York
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D.. ID. 9assper, Iusurapce Broker, Once o.
the Manhattan L Insurance Company fs6 and lsS Broad
way. New York.
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AluEA1iA.

g - '''' PAS. Jan. s. 1851
,n.s....s.. Nj. ming aAnduhte the occur
rucs or tsvrSa. earthquake in Algeria Many villages
wsps destroyed and large mum her Of liz 90 lost.
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E'a.s"e'L 5 SsssEslessi' !SE sfiHs xAonrsEs
6H Broadway, New YOrk.
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.ss &: Il Der:
ofsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

Al Pvixcs Cs-hed In Legal Isottcvsc~.--Circs-
). CLurE. Broker. M Broadway
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Motto Chemical Ps9aAe Restores Gray
HAIR and Il decidedly the best Hair Dresng sd Sold b.
RUsHToK, 10 Aster House, AID BY al drugsstA
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':s.c 4: . siE Dys The Be; "a. 4. .,s che
GUS Factory. 81 Barclay street
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ASosisss,rs Mssyscbsss@ R.ys Massas : are:
Also Repairing and Boiling. @9#
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E Y R or E..
The English RefOrmers to Take Per-
sGnaI Issue with Parliament.
-~~--~~~~~~~----~
DISASTROUS EARTHQUAKE IN ALGERIA.
&c. &c &c.
6 n G | A N D.

,,s,,> orsd Death Of President johnson.
LONDON Jan. s, 1867.
,Xvxsus ra NOR Of the death Of President johnson
n,svas, IN 49, city on Change yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

Another Gre nd Reform Demons'ranon ...
"a ecr tho cr,, uorn. Of the meeting Of Parliament,
BY the presentation or 0''on' 'o' 'e'o'n y '-1
1ss in person.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-19
Notice to Invalida.

A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
| I nor place where they can receive the stten.
tion neceisary to their comfort, when Ill, caa
hnd at the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, where they Willb attended upon BY kind
and experienced nurses, and will be supplied
with every thing necessary 10 their comfort.
THE Ro0Ms are entirely eparated from the
Wards occupied by the INDECENT sick. ..L,rLLg
The Hospitals under the care OF DIR. BRON.
SON, who can be found at bis Office, No. 47Sonth
street, every day between the h3ursof II 4,
N. and p. NJ Arrangements can also be made
With Mr. Crouch, superintenden the HoIpltal,
who can always be found At the Hospital Build.
inRs Charges moderate. Jsl6u
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13
{NUMBER 81
pRAYINo roR nIs PRoYENpER.- The

PRAYING FOR his PRoYENDER. The
Cleveland Plain Dealer says 1--WE have
40 intention of making fun Of serious
matters in telling the following good sto-
lry--we merely relate fact:
There is rale St 0bsrlin College
that no student shall board at any house
where prayers are not regularly made
each day. A certain man fitted up .
boarding-houso and filed it with board
Srs, but forgot, until the eleventh hour,
tho prayer proviso. Not being pray
ing nan himself, ho looked around for
one who was. At length he found one
a meek young man from Trumbull coun-
ty, who agreed to pay tor bis board in
praying. For awhile oil went on smooth
ly, but the boarding master furnished
his table SO poorly that tho bOarders be.
gan to grumble and to leave and the
other morning the prayer bOarder ac4
tually Struck Something like the fol-
lowing dialogue occurred at the table:
LandIord-'Will you pray, Mr.. MildT
Mild-'No, sir, will NOT.
Landlord d-'Why not, Mr.. Mildr
Mild-'It dOn'tpsy, sir. Ican't pray
on such viCGuals as these: Aud unless
you bind yourself 10 writing 70 SET .
better table than you have for the last
three weeks, nary another prayer do you
get out Of me. bus Ggsa s.9 leiaq
And that's tho way the matter stood
at the latest sdVices.' o al saa9
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

SPIoY.--There was a knot Of sea cap
tains in store at Honolulu, the keeper
Of which had just bought barrel Of
black pepper. Old captain, Of Salem, !,
came 10, and seeing the pepper, took up
d handful Of il. R 'E %" 4e'
tWhat do you buy such stuff as that
for? said be 70 the Storekeeper, it's half
peas. aasi ot1a ya
'Peas 7 replied the Storekeeper; there
isn't o pea in it, .tT4h3ltfaq as
Taking up q handful as he spoke, he
appealed to the company. They all
looked at il, and plunged their hands in.
to the barrel, and bit kernel or 80, and
then gave it as their uniyersal opinion
that there wasn't pea in it.
4 tell you there Is, said the old cap
tain, again scOoPiug up o handful and
I'll bet dollar on it, g e1mgw. ASA
The old Boston argument all over Che
world. They took him up.
We'll, said he, spell that pointing to
the word 'P-s-p-U-o-r, painted on the
side of the barrel if il isn't half p'S,
then I'm no judge, that's ALL l
The bet was paid. Fs.ro
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

Sweep all thy. heart Of Wailling storm,
Thou Winter cold and bleak; la
Shout hoarsely in the tempesrs form,
Ger surgea moan and shrek;
Like surges roar through forests brown;
Sway all the groaning pines;
And let the monarch oak 60 down, TId
| Round which the ivy tWines. tb
IyG g1to3 tud b9 % yWlior liH gr1
Great orchestra Of winds and waves, Ns'
Ye seasons, as " glide, y ~ 4" M
Your mighty anthems are not slaves q ~
To rank, q wealth, or pride. y
UnWritten musici Heart and soul t.'- r
May claim 70 for their own ala ? a3F
For them your strains in grandeur roll
They feel your thrill alone r. i,b"
Unwritten music! Thou hast tears
Ay, sometimes let them fowl
Thou kast the hopes Of buried years
ThelOved Of long ago; " "
Thou hast Lhe hands that we have grsspea;
The lips that We have pressed;
Thou hast the forms that we have claspsd,
l., And pilloWsd on our breast, s,l9,6
aoint 9dl yol aa0ag Ii og bna. ls9j
Thou living snthenl Free and wild IoY
Untansd BY mortal art ba9b Il, ioak kla
From thee Earth's longing G, willful child d
\ May learnllifels noblsr part, ooq 5d4 sg
Then let me hear each thrilling strain, lg
1.-The rush Ofitunsful wings; g glng l6
'Tis. surely worth a life Of pain oasm ts Ig
~ ssIshsibliss il brings. ,q9a bah
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13
Essay on cats.

| L
HAVE Studdyed cate Clussly for year,
and have found them aliked tew 4 wild
state. They haiut got afsckshun nor
virtue Of enhy kind; tha will scratch
their boat friends, and Won't ketoh mice,
unless they are hungry. Il haz bin said
that Iha are good % make up Into sas-
sageS, but this 10 great mistake. / hav
been told by Sasssge maker tina don't
kOmpare with dogs. There is one thing
aartiD, thS arc very anxious to live
You ma turn one inside out, and hang
him up by she tain, and az soon az you
are out Ofsight he will manage to turn q
back sumerset and cum around awl rite
in few days. 1Eis very hard work to
lOoze cat. If one gets carried oph 10 q
bag by mistake great ways into the
country, il would sta lost only a short
time, but soon appear tow make the FAM
lily happy with its presence. Old maids
are very fond Ov cats, for the reason. /
suppose, that cats don't marry il they
have ever 80 good . chance. There Il
one thing about cats / don't like, if you
step on their tales, BY ackcidsnf, tha git
mad rite oph, snd make d crate fuss
about ii. There IL another thing about
them which makes them good invest-
ment for poor folks. A pair Of cats will
yield each year, without any outlay,
something like eight hundred per cent
II is very singular fac. that cats don,
like q mih-pOnd. l never knu one Il
got drowned by accident. Tha luv
cream, butit seems to bo again their 70
IligiOI tew tuch soap. Cats and dog
hav never been able tew agree on Ii,
name question; they both seem tew. wan
the aftirmatiff side tew onst. | think
Icould hav my way, there wouldn't b
emmy more cats born, unless tina coul
show certificate oV moral karakter.-
There is one thing more about cats whicl
seems tew me tew be all afectashuu, an,
that is making such aTonfounded nois
under fellar's window o'nights, an
then call It musk. IF vas to hsv
my choice between a cat and stripe
snake, l.Wuld prefut the snake, because
could get rid Nv the snake by letting
I go. There ain't no sartin way to kill
oSt' II you mako one into sassagss, an,
you think you are awl rite, jist ez likel
eS not it will cum tn and take of Who'll
lot Of good aassages with it.
These are mi views about cats, rathe
hastily hOv together, aud eff | amt Sc
enuf again them, it is only bekaSe / la
the infOrnashun. Il Josh Billings.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

A sroRE-KEEpER aud his clerk, 10
Scranton, Psup., recently shut up Lit.
TO boy, only eight years old, in the coal-
vault Of the store, over night, on pre-.
tence that he had stolen q ball. The
child was attacked by rats, in tho night,
and in his terror forced his way through
the coalshole out upOh the sidewalk,
where he WAS found BY his mother about
day light, she having been hunting for
him all night. The child's father COM
promised the outrage with the stores
keeper for $500, instead Of leaving him
to the due course OF the law which be
had outraged.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13


| Idl JOSH BIILINdsW ON LINoH. PINs,---l
want to bet three dollars norman ever
matched himself gagins the devil bal
what he got beat. ,!199Sa laaJ5
IprQAim hi If y6uystriks tlOW.o The man
AhO 5 undeatGkesO tew jump three hun.
dred and and iSevsnty-fvS feet ahead,
will certainly make sgoodltry.sogt %
LniI never knua maniwho was alRts sDx-
| ious teW repent Of his sins befOEe1he had
committed them, Who didn't want tho
sharpest kind Of Watching. i91go sd
IDever bet any stamps ona7ths man
Who is always telling whaI he would have
| did ii be had been there's Il ,haVedin mos
liiesd that this kind never got thorsli 10
Faith don't appear to me tew be enny+
thing more than aip.top good sense; and
Ithe faith there ID ih this world now WON'T
keep from falling to the bottom of
"a we'll if he lets gOuy thslcutb to spit on
his hands. I21iRB ah |
ii When get to not having any good
| luek, ii doz seem to mo thatiI kan have
nOrS8aof itpthau eIy nanul over knew,
ind not half try !; l suppose it seems
Just 90 toiyou, my friend, don't it. !
i Ikan't think ioV emmy talent now, that
IL SO apt to decend from father to son
nntarniahsd as the giItig or SxAggera|
lion, ode al9V gaaat EeuBOo 9ht moil
& AJman may have o ptrfak right to be
boFd single, but I doubt whether he has
sfiehtt to continue on SOW & luolsde +
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13
agricultural.
WEIGHTS TO THEBusHEp.

lFhA w ihNf q 1in rVt iHet4 4fit a. wa
Ega FRENGH METHOD OF RAds-
EING ToMAToEs.a=As soon as d
cluster of flowers is visible the
Esteml is stopped down ito3 tthe
Eclrlster, oothat the flowers ter
mIinate thestem. The efectis.
that the sap is Immediately yifn-
PEELED into the two buds he9xt
belowatheo cluster, which, soon
push strongly and produceran
other cluster of flowers ieach.l
When these are VISIBLE the
branch to which they belong is
also topped down TO ltheir; level
and this is done FIVE times sue
cessively. By this means, the
plants become astoutyovdWarf
Bushes, not 'sboyead1S inches
high In order ddsr sto pref,Yltenttlt.hfeili q Z .f y
Eallingaoyer, sticks .lor strings
are stretched horizontally along
the rows, so aas Ito keep0ethe
plants erect. IT,. iii, addition pstp
this, all the laterals that have
no flowers, and after. the fifth
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

A man and woman living in the towa
Of Sorsl, Canada East, some tine ago
coufedsrsted together to kill the husband
Of the latter, preliminary 70 their, swn
Earriage. They succeeded IN accom-
plisbing the murder, we're found ont.
convicted, and Sentsnccdt0 Do hung ~
The sentence was carried out the OEher
day as to the mar, and the womAh looked
on from her cell window, and saw him
hanged, knowing that abe would soon
como to alike fate.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

l6y- A friend Of ours visiting neigh.
tor found him disabled from having q
iors, iorse istep on his f00I. Hobblihg out oi
ibs Stsble, tie slfsrdr explained how i
III 1-L4. .St!ip 70 91GfiA6-1all0d 56t Of
''Rp;SsS n WI Ssl..aaing hsts,s said hi, aud Tie
horse brought his foot right down On
miAefl6ii esnu diome9a ilgod VI
N Our friend looked at theinjured mem,
bsr which was Of No. IA pattern, and
ard ssid, very quietly asWcll, the horse
mustSss. solsvhGef 9'uH taS tsad
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

ANNEoDoTE OF a Doe.---Hsrry Hill .
noted sporting man 10 New York, has
one of the finest dogs in the country, q
pure Mount St. Bernard--as tall as a
shetland pony. The name Of the animal
10 Tag, and when be was on board Of the
Dyer, homeward bound from the guanp
islands, the vessel was run down BY the
steamship Southampton, Two of the
ships boys were washed overheard, and
the noble animal sprsbg into the foming
billows after them. a He succeeded in
saving one, and them swan after the 9th.
or, who was, about to sink for the third
and lsst time. The dog, .ssizsd him,
th3ngh unfortunately q spar, Of the
wrecked vessel dashed him from his
mouth. Harry bought Tag, and the boy
he was 80 fortunate to save is nov in his
employ. s..s, ,,ssstis.s,,; 81 ,ar.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13


AN AMUSING Tunnel INCIDENT =
Doubtless the tunnel on the Eastern
Railroad, just east Of the depot in Salem,
has been the seen of numerous amusing
incidents, but We doubt if anything Of .
more ludiorous character has evertaken
place in il than the following 1t seems
that few days since, lady and her sis
ter, and . grown up son Of the latter,
took the cars at Boston for the east, tho
sisters occupying seat together and the
young man the one behind, with another
person. Upon entering the tunnel, the
aunt, to have little fun, rose up careA
fully, reached over to the seat the young
man had been occupying, seized some
one by the collar, shook him Soundly,
and then resumed her seat. The sister,
surprised at her vigorous movements,
asked what she had been doing; and was
Uniformed by the other that she had bsen
trying to frighten her nephew. Her
feelings can bs imagined whom the moth
er made her acquaintsdIwiththe fact that
the young man left the train OF Salem,
and that she had been 'shaking up the
wrong passenger, When the train
emerged from tho tunnel, the person who
had been mistaken for Ahe son was OBJ,
served adjusting his neck.tie and collar,
and remarked that he did not know what
the matter was with the ladies in front
of him, but thought one Of them must
be insane. for she had given him severe
shaking, tOrne of his neok-tie, scratched
hi6 face, and disarrsnged his hair, and
he was staploss to give any other ad.
count for the sudden attack that had
.bean mado uijon him.iiis IS sgnfI sSil
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13
MyARTHUR, EINT0N' COUNTY,
'1loolegtrps
TfUf ~ .lnn M
llUnwritten Music. q
) sinr HORACE B. DuRAsT.

" 1870 alRT HORACE B. DURANT. i9ilJhYa
bmed l9ii ,gli1 y,4--m sAi - sbu9t.W
Tie soft sHShAntins strain may aOw
td with dance, and song. And WING ! iil
And gorgeous lamps fling Odt their Slov Z
Where Wit and beauty shine; ! y
In princely halls they may forge. .y
That pain or woe can bs; Y
And dream this life away but yet
Such have no charms for me. IN
EM III g1gw8 Wgod alii baA ~ "
Oil give TO me the simple notes, III
From suiieless hearts that rise; iaqiAa
The language Of the soul that aOats; sl5
Just heard from Paradise. od' llir ,aiV
Obi Iletime hear each thrilling strain, S
The rush Of tunsful wineS;ion Va au3h
'Tis surely worth d life Ofpain hGa9o oaoh
9 To fesIthe bliss IL brings. 9agroo eia i.F
lsslq s.ii 81 iRri sid ji9 83ai sa'6o1m u
AwakelsOh, spriHsy with voice Of song, oaap
The cold, still form Of dsath;9 "2l3 "
And breathe Ger all thy blooming throng
The incense Of thy breath. Z -
Come, Eoldeq.fruited Suhner-timsI 3.
| With dropping leaves vt noon; rr.
While stresmlets babble like arhyme
Beneath The skies 'dOf June. brL }q
iAgfj q 19Hiig1 ly0 2! ais "a 5,rgF,.
Come, like sigh within the hush ,l za \.
0fwoe, OIL Autumn still M 3di d,,,
Tinge all the woods with hectic fush, sie-
And shrOud each pensiye hin; o5l gia
Hang all thy dsayery with dreams d2
920Isr vale aad mountain blue; ai Jhsat
And whisper hope Oclonely streams, 1q sD
Where faded beauty greW.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

Two little girls my Jackson County,
near MuFphysbOro, Missouri, lately lost
their lives from the bite,a snake. One
of them thrust her hanl Unto q hens
nest under the hOuSe'whGre they lived,
and suddenly drew il out saying the hen
was there and had bitten her. The 9th.
or gil tried the experiment with the
same result. cPreSoutly their hands COM
nsnCsd swelling and became painful, and
they Informed their mother Of what had
had happened. On investigating the
matter, the mother found alArge rattle-
snake Coiled up in the nsss, ,andno doubt
remained that tho venomOus reptile had
bitten the children Medical aid was Of
once Called butt tcams too late TO save
the lives Of fthe children, and they both
died in less than twenty-four hours.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

soqAlN Indian passing up lthr
lstfeetsb6f Natchez b few days
|smce, WAS asked the relative V
position of Whitesb man !1egrie
and Indiansi Giving a nsnal
i''JJgR!1 he said. istt agA s5nc4
Fore The war, fnst cum white
man, man den injyn, den dog, dssrtI
niggerso now cuma anigger, den
dog sdehainjum, and white mar
lng 4fo, in9o 5Y id9i8 .bl9g nj 9aeI0iHi
laSSs tsai :; Ts1ffok bnr.tn,t, Jse,i...,,.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

BEDBUGs-SALr THEM.-A lady
writes the Texas Christian Advocate that
saltisea a sure thing on bedbugs. Wash
the articles and places infested with bugs
with salt and water, and gil cracks and
crevicss where the vermin hide--they
will give no mOrs trouble, They cannot
abide where salt is. h'Yt2 'aof9Q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

nsaa4 bie4 ~ q tg2,i I.h ,Ju, s.ad3
TwoRy young ladies holding
converse overldthe virtues ofa
Tiaw dress! paranoii aosal5 % aiiA
saAnd does it fiji well 2, asked
one. .gag n sextt h sass s,s
eft? Yes; as ifssFd been
melted and poured inl" sd2
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13
miscellaneous. u J: IS;
lA suRE cife for stamnering

Iif you, say it ,fast;ame / .s,Isj "A
HTheepholus Thistle the this
! tie sitter sifted a sitter ftlllo1
unsifted thistles and If fTheoph-
o1qlss Thistle. the thistle sitter
sifted a sitter full of unsifted
thistles where's the sitter full 0.
sifted thistles Theopholus This
tie the thistle sitter sifted. e
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13

'IT' IS said that DR.. Emmons
being once asked what he con
sidered aproofa great mind, re-
piled that it was the power to
look at the point Of a caInbric
needle six minutes min without
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OHIO THURSDAY, JNE 13, 1867
A. CITIZEN in Chicago nam

IA. CITIZEN in Chicago nam
ed HansholfengeternceVa
fananananelfw olfeen Stein, fell
down stairs a few days since
and broke his--nameo in three
places. Isi b'aa igoa odi ia uIe5
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