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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
rr..s. Of the Lo.s ErpsaIsIea.

SAx FRAScBrp, Scot IA errrespou-
dent writes to The B'.lletia from s n BHsn-
ayentura that . dCeumsuE had been foand
On the beach at that place On the 30th OF
August, very badly mutilated. Ga the
document wAsfound = request for the aadeT
70 fIrvArd Il 70 the Secretary q Admiralty
a. LOnd0n, Or the British Consul AZ the
nearest port, the request being printed in
si1 COMMERCIAL languages 90 tho mArga-
E-ery vacant portion was fl.ed with
-Fitings relating - Ssy JJhn Frankln and
his party. The document was evidently
east in the water in latitude 50 degrees, 81
minutes, - -ecoads, aud longitude 90 de-
grses, III minGfes, S seconds. II gives an
account 0f the dssertiOu from the ships Ere
bus and Terror. The party numbered lG5
1t the time Of the issertisn, GElsr the con-
nand Of ?. R. NJ Corr. They bad sue
ceed=d Ia resehing tEs alb We hstituds an :
longitude, where they had found relics "
the late SIR JJhn Ross
The document states that the party hAf
Wintersd al beeShy Island in 1876 and ls4T.
.nd that Sir Jim Frabklin bad died on the
IIJh Of June, Is4T. 70 contains many IN
ts-esting incidents connected with me az
pecitiOn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
HE To.e,nitr IaIirn.

By far the ErBRisst piece Of IA lrs on the
Pacific coast Is the Valley % the Yosemite.
Travellers tell that theru is nothing 20 sur
pasa lt the world over, and that no word
dsrcriptiou can do it Justice. This val
lies 10 the 5 era range, and Is distant about
Two hundred and any niles east from San
Franc ssn.
Tue valley "a ten mics l0rg ard three
side. fts sides arr granite Ea.l- from . 900
70 500 'ret high, nr nine ''ni-s higher than
the lludson Palisades GTAt dOmes and
pyramids rise abnVe the deep holios, At tho
6Ottsm OF which Is q little laks aud streams
A small river. seventy feet wife. tumhle
pver % ode side 81 the immense height,
coming dawn in three falls u 900, $50,
4s0 fser. Ia the valley are hooks and Bit,
" scenery Of rars beauty, contrasting al
most ztIsagsly with the s'lsma grandeur Of
the surrounding walls AMI peaks. The spot
Is more taan place for summer resort Il
Is one o. the Noldsrs 81 the natrrAl crea-
Jioa, and IS destined 70 be visited ~ u "a
SAINTS Of people from al parts 81 tie coun-
try Theh more Paeiae railways are aid.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

these evil times has Fsderai relations
which he csnnus ignore. The tine Was
wasn the Stafe@ Dictated TO the central an
q GRITTY, suttn time has passed and Gov
srnor W. her duds b usself installed IN Of
fee during peri0i % trHasitiun, IN which
heal liberty snd central power stand array
ed on their ltss oattl-asld, with all the
N Eht in fay0r Of the central POSER.
His own ssgacity sill tell him that il IS
just here that bis chief danger lirs. Tie
stands fprFard Ia IN Atlituds " which any
man might feel proud -As the Governor vi
ars TaIen uas been The mother OF
States and sJttssmsn-aud is gill tax al
BIS abilities TO adj1s- the Ola sud we'll
fOIldet theories With u-s And PO.sndal
do.fri8es nov In fashion.
IA this delicate Jask We VIA him all sue
c-s'; odt We bieud the wish with the AL =
mOuili0a tnst he must remember the the
ores and the wishes, the hopes and thu
asyirationgef he people VINO have nos ouiy
elected hil bat have d.ne him p~cufs +
aad pers0aal hunocs Which hey n yer be-
slowed upon the create st sons u the soil
With these bon 81 Fisnes for his succgsl,
and these casd expr. ss,0ns Of our view
Of his rU.Pu sibilites, Ne have h.m To the
ardaous aad painful duties on which be has
entered, With . reminder that power
brings with it q cr1vu Of II Gus.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
The WALL ST. EXCITEMENT.
Yesterday seeass la the Geld Reoua-
I'm the street., and co the stSck LIZ
change.

Yesterday = Seenss ia the Gokd Room.
I'm Ihe street, and eo the stsck E1-
change
CFrom tha New YORK Tribuue Saturday ssth,l
Nothing ia the history OF noaetAry Affairs
can compare With the Wild eommotiol Of
vest 'rday- Might at last came down, and
closed A. furious a financial battls as vas
ever sirnessed. Il EAs the Bull Kun Of the
Stock campaign the utter rout, wreck,
and ruin OF thousands. The story % yes
terdAy sill be memorable foe years. From
very exhaustion, both vict0rs and the cou-
quered laid d0sn together On the nsld Of
Contest The lights al1ng the camps Of the
fo-mea. A. midnghf, hekered over bdsy
dngers eruring losses, pale faces computing
balances, and crippled men binding aP their
orus ad accounts With the bAlzam q hops
and expedisncY- The 70 m0rroN WAs 10. 4
ed hoe Sith AnIistY By Thousands, sith
De laHre b a score for on that - n0rroN
hinges the mighty issues IA hnance. II con-
paeLs made regularly are fllnlsd, the swol-
lea currenr viii run peacefully II not,
breaking over banks and al opposition, 10
will carry havoc And e0nfasion-
Tue G0ld market opeaed tremal0ualy =
Anxiety and fear we're upoa every ACE, and
the operators we're Eks chat Ia the sind,
Every breath blew them from side 10 side
aad each eddying case caught them up And
tossed them intO The whirlpool thai dfss
dos ialo is DARK depths al Who stepped
sithia 10 inhasaes. The market opensd
At $50 probably. and rose hurriedly 70 %
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
GoTERNOR WALKER.

This gentleman has been installed a.
Gvveruor Of Virginia. II Is known TO nlm
and this cuununiiy that ~e stood oy Col.
N,fbsrs 10 the last And that Ne supported
CaIonsl walker, a. ss earnestly didi On
Dsrssaal add uOt political sruunds.
We shall give him our btst AID 10 ne
management " he Affairs q the STATE Aaa
=. 6eloug b those Who, hxsing rsaf his
.n..chea carefully, DO n0C erpecs from bim
anythiag bat a !. True RsPunlieAn Ad-
mfaistration- D Rsring widely Ia regard %
Fed-ral politics, ~ eAa undarstAnd ina.
nls Aetian ia Stats sfairs vii be wise And
iudiciaGs.
In this belief We pledge him In advances
aur honest support Ia the inangarttlon and
carving through q ali measures designed
/ Cor the material improvement % the STATE
We shall sot look At his Eetious With a par
tisAn nicrcscops, but With the aAksd eg'
n caad0r.
We void saH=sis gAass hers bal
uuhappiiy, the Giyeruor Of Vhsiuis =
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

H0KIcIDE - WAEasNrJv.-ft Warrea-
ton on SssEriiy night \ man named Davis
vas stIbbe "a the abdsnisn 20 severely al
the hsnts0f John Eds that be has since
aied. It appears that Davis lst qua II
2 lds' store on 5 saturday m raiaz. ant Al
aigh,. Whrn be called hor IL, was told By
EdJI that be could not have &c until he patti
a bill he owed kip. DAVIS sid p" Wh=u
let nv gun here th,ught IN Il With .
EenflemAa-" Eids then seized the knife,
Yah Ell fran behind the cDunter. AMI PUN
red r. into D1vis' abdJme-. ri u Vas the
div 4 stage b,ssw .eh " saiagsJa and
AlexAnd ia dnrink the var.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

When The Federal sol-
der. we're dytaz by tnDuaands "a 5 'ufhsrn
yrisons, s-crstsry StAnton vas appealed 20
AID implarsa % eoasent y general eI
I'd snge ~ prisoners = III he danned,
.aid be 60 cal- sra ga. - n 1 consent 20
erchsHgs eel c,-nsiLl .ved men tir sksls
los And naw Sisnton hinsrf - a
!. "a I-ton" Il may b. that the hsak aad
taleus o. 60 ci@nee have tors thu Gssh lsom
BIZ, tou-s.- Alhfas Pot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

FAraL AcribENr.-A man named Wm-
Harris Eas allied By prematurs blast Ia q
sell, at Phnadslphil, Minrue county. LAST
SAiurdsy. He Wss harribly mAagied sBd
died alm stAntiY- A nrRro MAJ Sho
vas Al work 10 the veil vita Harris s-capsc
anEagmed, The unfortunate msn lsaV-s q
wife ant children SLo we're dspen'isnt
Up Z his d1ily labor Zoe support We undsr-
stand the eitizrn. % Pailsd-lDhiA Ahf
vicinity have raised q liberal subscription
for them. -AfhSLs Post
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
rAs cs...s>.E. ana oas. H.IIr..4-

The fact that the diiiieuiIy thFOwn N the
way Of a ,gotiAIioaa foe ne completion Of
rhis road By the claim set up BY parties 10
West Virginia 10 the right o. way, West Of
ChArlsssoo. has been removed, aud has been
asrsto6oss nsn1ioasd b. Is. Tas Wheel
ing AsteaigeAcsy gives the followi partiea-
I4rss
AZ a meeting q ths directors ofiha IVES
Virginia Railway Coop sny, hsl,i IN lle eiry
of New York, September b, 1850, rsso
ldlion MAS uaanimOuaiy adf Pied formAIiy
dissolging The company, zna ordering iI :
books and papers % be placed Ia The hands
Of ths Wsas Virginia Coaullsai 'nsrs, ap-
p,int-d aad~r al act having rsfsreace q
aha West YEgnia CsnIrai k4ilWay Com
paay unohairuetsd Iight ~ say over III
lins hitherto 10 dispais frim Chariest0a q
Csrrd0- We have this hatsmenE dirse
! frvm oas 81 The dirsef0ca % the cnmpaB,
GA me part e the Slats Who atisaissI N,
meeting reirfTed -.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

General L0nptrssJ has wsElsn q letter,
Ia 4hich be- kliGdes 10 ths esrimais Il =a,sh
y, IL h-ia BY Oh THREADS. lie says that the
GOA u the coantfy ia shAt be hsd a. heart,
I'D cL6uls that shils be Is D, lies liy dAa-
ard, Virginia l. epaamend. fw LtoDgng
the ssty ci4.s d bisas And the vsry hcs 0
artisu Nhich DO tso years ago nsE asd ga
led wss 70 tie sAy q De iasEassbis q,
AZ ereglk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Rxv-LgTuBS ~ TsLseEsPaING- The BIl-
Jiu1,re 4nsric N, after a careful inTestiga
{ on By ous - its eiF0--, prefijcis cuss-
plets revolution Is a or,lY 70 take slac- ~
the system Of tslegrAphins. the rapidity and
chsNpusss % Transmission snIb,fnz such
reduction IN the price that it Hll ultimtte-
Iy nsn0poliss the business correspondencr
Of the country, even II L shoad remain IN
private hands, The p4tentee Of this new
system claims the power TO transmit mersR-
Ess tsn times as rapid as an expert penmaa
cla write, and to 10 a. much basin. 50 over
one wire A. can be dans over tea Eirss b
the Morse syssem % transuissioc. The
rasss Of chafsss eoofemplatsd By the patsr-
tees Of this nav system are one cellf per
cord for al ,i,st1Tess, the e5eapsss o. Nars -
ouid not f.h b. draw frDm the mails all
business ,rrespo1dencs, As veil a. much
~ rivata eharlce-r that csaaSt 81 I'D To
vat the comparative sloS Postal tran :
nj ision--Vhg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Tue prince Imperial of France. Whs wAe
born 10 $50, Eili BE- declared u ags foe ell
regal purposes on the 18Th OF next March.
Sach, &C least, IL statement not unlocked
for frosa the GcnflDLs, . pa5er devoted 90
Sapoleonism 10 FrAncs and bourbonism IN
spaip. Trus or false, IL. currency Ht this
time u a hint LhAG the EnDsrror's rrengsry
IA. not IaiL the cfleisl mind satirsly .
rear
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

The E,tsgigsncer Odds, on the authority Of
letter from New York, that this adjust
meut o. .sz - ssss= vas S5..ined By the
Chesapa IKE ami Ohio cumpAny'a paying
e., 900 TO the West Virginia parties.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
. JOHN KEYS. ND. D. D. 5.

A GRADUATE in both NeSIieiue AMI
n Dentistry. but who devotes hts rime eH-
eIasively 70 dentistry, will be found At n,
Office, next do0r TO Enzor's Drug St0re, IS
all times, except when professionally absent.
He will visit Blountville on Nontiy o.
each Court week He will also be az Ioaes-
Wills, Les county, az the Cirsuit Court.
Aug Il Il
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
Kings College

III. llaituunu Nifh a suuIrrtruf cnrpH % T~srh-
~ -r- vii ep-n kaau-r 3. 1s.n fisrrlrrfsdi VITA
as Cqisglita p~paIi nent, there Il Primary scnns
in whirh hr-frurtion h WY tharftlfh. alsal P,.
pararary D~p@stlnsns ID Laasaagsa .ald M.lthsmA4-
lcs.
ruitinui Primary ncpartmenf, per ssyaian
i've months, lcuurriinr class ,.....-.. .-~...elf
Ia Prsp trt1iry -nt-.... 81 % % ~
Baarilng La ~ ssasr fron 81 - 70 81 90 M
We~x-
Ell, lights And EtshiHg, tl1 % per uIanfh-
fhis iastitHtian N i1gazsga Fiafal ~. N, L..
Of z r. brtsrsu LyacibasE, "a, aud Chattanooga
T-uu
For Catalogue Or further particulars. a,arr-s
Rsvs. o = CALDWELL , y TaIiucl, 90 Irrlh. D
"a WnHsgn B. ~. AtnnFTt-
President % rhs A'rd. 3 4 czla4sa
SECRETARY D Aeclaaahan
ina. 49, Ntf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
MILLINERY,
NEW GOODS-EEW STYLES x n
uus nrrrTr GALLOWAY.
NTLLTyERE,

Odars q the trade a lsrge asssirrment of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Consisting % TRIMMED Soy yErs and x ~
ErRAW GOODS, KlBBONS, FLoERS,
And everything in connsrfiun with
q fun Stock % the abaga 6sosis
Always on hitud the Latest styles u b1nnets and
Hats, Il fhs lowest possibis priesa- Gail and
she win have her Opening ~ sanmmer
noanefs and Hats on friday. Apf1f -.
and saturday. May 4 1899. - Which ta-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
THREE WORDS OF STRENGTH.
2 BIT sEmLEH.

Thsrs arH thr e irs~--r = = r-1f W
rhree Words ~ , IN burr'n g pen,
In trzcinar Of e'etm light
Upon the hear o. men-
Hsss hARe Though cisads environ round
And rladness hides her face ~ scurn
Put thou the shadow from. thy brow
No a'gkt hut bath hs mo-n.
H.v' FAith = WAsresr tay bark {. drivsn---
Il ca ms drport, fhs tsuifo O.. mirth.-
h. 90 taIs; Cod'rulas the haats Of nsngxn.
Tbs hal,abitAnn % earta.
Have Love not loFs aldna Tor one
sat mar a. man thy ~ h-r Rail
Aud scatter liks th- sirsllng san,
Thy charities On Al
Thus grave thass lsssoua on thy souf--
Hope Faith aud Leve-in,f rhou shAIt md
strength y aan Mes sarges rUdiest eull
light whsa thou else vert blind
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

DAVIS, ROPER & 20,
WHOLESALE GROCERS

WHOLESALE GROCER!9
AND
Commission AIerchaI -.
Isfers5ury, W.
EF VIII q - his Dsr.in stftrtisn
all PrOduce C1aai gHsd tod
may Il Ga
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
w AM RE

To -matny three hnasifsd aAla- bodied qlcn q.
Narb on the Tie AostA Ctrullna Railroad a. Wa.
springs, y, e. 11ad Sasas And srA fnrtEafvaor
sghtsen months Work - cnmntsilss ~. tho al ~
tbls nnush. Rau1 4 s.,.r.-
July9n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
oFLENoID MILLINERY ecobs IN
= 49,


last Received BY
MISa skLLIE a. PEARMAN.
MfEErsEHx ASD MAHrr Al AkIHa RoaMs ar N
VrvarStA H0CsE, a splendid Assortment - FINE
MILLINERY GOoba, 70 sait the tests % tli- M 81
Ga-tdiuua she respectfully Informs The latirs
Of Oo,slsoi- riso and u thu surroanliHg sountry
thar her
rani Opening for two Days.
viii take placs The nth n priI aad Ia ~ Nag
she rskes TIL opppri pu.iy ~ .endsring har many
thanks f1r thar hlaral 1atriias exteied her since
her rsalnvt tins pi,n. ard tfItats By her prmpt
and faithful attention ~ business merit cunn
lnca % the same. MANfE INA kIN . done On the
most reasonable terms, and all ~ the LATEST Soy
- the season CaIl amt ma- Viii taks srsat
pleasure IN showing goods apr . r.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
Medical.
ma. VIM. n. VANCE,

r ATE o. Kingsport, resi,Irs in Brist0L--
Ia He will attend to professional caA
rom town AMI country.
OFFICE. in Kings Bloek--irst door Ga
he right-up stairs aug IL, "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
d. Z. BAILEY,
AIIoRAEY &S0LIcII0 B.

BRIsTOt, TENN AVA ~
J - Attends an th- Courts Of Su-Hra-s
Was lfngt.5n ant ! ihnson CsrHfies, E's--
aessee, Washington Cou ~, Virgii i, and
the carts Of Appeal At knoxsiLs sat
Al nglan-
fOsies in p. q Blndiurl " <so en-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01
NJ. L. BLACHLEY,

IrT0RSEY AVLAw AND COLLECT
ING AGENT. gr +
BRIsTuL, Va & TESS.
WILL practices in the Courts Of Sullivan-
Washington, Carter. Green sHi flivkins
-,'Tusie-, Teane=see, AID " ashingtoH Coan-s
Virginia
~ Prompt attention viii be given e al
duess intrusted to Iim.
JHss west eusi Nickles House.
Aur IA fS6s3 II "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

PRoF EsSIoNA AL
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
Mhnt The Pconle Mnnf.

No great public want can long remain
unanswered. When a condition of things
has become developed 80 that q great pub
lie want is realized, either in theology, civil
government or physics, that very want or
demand is sure TO create a supply. The
hour will create the man, and the need the
thing. Witness the sewing machine, the
reaper, the telegraph. There may be sew
eral abortions. Many may run before they
are sent, but ultimately humanity will
triumph, and tho want be supplied.
II cannot be that medicine will long re-
main what 1t has been-a mass of intrica-
cies, of which they who know most know
little, while the confident pretender is sure
10 be u knave. Nor will il be always q sys-
TEN so intricate and obscure that only the
priests of the temple can speak its Ian
guage or interpret its symbols; or an oracle
so %equivocal that hewho consults the priest
fares az i'll or worse than he who abiures
the temple altogether. There must ere
long be a system that comes down 10 the
wants of humanity in every day life-that
meets the wants Of the mother at her
cradle, the nurse at the bedside, the father
on his journey, or the sailor on the sea-
some thing or some system that everybody
can have and everybody can use, 10 arrest
the first invasion of disease, and TO restore
the rudy current Of life ere its fountains
are yitiated and its forces undermined,
Old school medicine, with its crude drug
poisons, can never meet this want. That
is q game long since played out, a thing
we'll understood. Equally futile the vaunt-
ed. .panaceas aud elixirs which ig-
norance has begotten and folly pa
tronized. The wator-cure can never be
more than a doubtful expedient or useful
palliative in the hands OF the people. Nor
can the usual form of Homeopathy, how
ever large its domestic manual, or com
plete its assortment of tinctures and pei
lets, be more than an amusing pastime in
the hands of the people. The system was
never designed for such use, and can never
fill such q place.
But 1t is contended that HUMPHREY's sys-
tenn of Specific Homeopathy does meet
this want. In O small neat case are com
prised some thirty Specific Remedies for all
the more common complaints to which a
family are subject, and the whole are so ar
ranged and s%imphhed that any person OF
ordinary intelligence can successfully OPP
ply them.
They arc free from danger or intricacy, and
according to the testimony of thousands
who use them, entirely successful. Why
then may not this great problem be consid-
cred as solved, and that here is n system
that docs meet the wants of our common
humanity in everyday life-the great pop,
ular system Of medication for the relief o.
the people and adapted TO their wants.
Surely nothing can be more hamless thar
these Sugar Pills, nothing more convenient
or successful Thar these SPECIFICS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
The Mhite plne RencLIon.

From the San Francisco Chronicle. June4
Tho FIRST flush OF the White Pine excite
ment has died out, Thegrand rush for the
new SilYerado has exhausted itself, and the
reaction has set in. Extremes meet. From
ono extreme we rebound 10 the other. In
bending the crooked stick straight we
crook it the other way. A little while AGO
White Pine was the riches mining district
in the whole hibitable globe, and every one
who started for the new mining region was
in the sure, way of realizing a sure fortune.
Now White Pine seems 10 be in the voca-
tive, and there are lew who feels disposed
to invest. But 30 far as the facts are known
there seems TO DO no good ground for
this reaction. In fact, White Pine is doing
marvelously well. With only seven mills in
operation, running altogether about fifty
stamps, an enormous lamount Of silver is
forwarded from White Pine. Heretofore
the mills have charged the enormous rate
Of $50 per ton for crushing ore. They have
now come down 10 S25. This reduction
will tend to increase the amount of silver
produced inasmuch az many miners, who
'struck paying ore" have suspended oper-
tons until the prices ofcrushing ore should
come down. Others having satisfied thom-
selves that they had a good mino, waited
for an opportunity to sell it in preference
to working it. These are circumstances
that have helpedto produce a reaction in
regard to White Pine. But, meantime, the
amount of ore received. from that quarter
clearly proves that, though the richness OF
the mines may have been exaggerated at
one time, the present tendency Is 10 under
rate rather than oyerrate them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
pOttrv.
AND PAGE.


Spring in France is sunny and fair,
springs sweet odors enchant the AIR.
Into the Louvre's easement wide
Poureth the sunshine's golden tide.
Princess Marguerite standeth there.
Jeweled dhisics amid hefhair.
Che eisnces down and whispers low,
who u the page that waits belowP
ayop handsome youth with joyous air,
with broad white brow and shining hair"
Tho page looks up-his eager glance
Rests on the fairest face 10 France.
Glance answers glance with meaning sweet,
Fair page-air Princess marguerite.
The summers scented zephyrs glide
~ Into the Iouvre's easement wide.F
Summer sunshine m golden sheen
aiimmers around Queen Catharlne.
h- handsome page" she muitors low.
U..H '1s he that waiteh down belowF'
oThe velvet cap that crowns his curls
Il ciaspsd with A daisy wrought Of pearls.
"IAat nirht she sang an old song sweet,
Bi douce, ii donce, est Il Marguerite"
~ hear and heed: 20 have a care,
tU Ny handsome page-my daughter fairi"
ID. |. Tf 500. A III.
The autumn winds chant wild refrain
Above The dark and sullen Seine.
A psuid moon with spectral Hight
changes TO ghostly day tho night
over The rivers bosom spread,
Widena a stain Of fearful red;
out Of the depths there rises now
A pale dead face with clOven brow,
And tanhea mid Che blood-stained curis
.#r.r-T There CLEANS . daisy wrought Of pearls.
-FroD, LPpfncohs AdgdffHs for July
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
Fearful Accidental Wandering Ped
dler Scalped.
From Tho Dubuque TimeG

lAA"H ~ 1N'h'lA' AAhNA
Quite a fearful railroad accident, and
one that was calculated at tho moment 10
freeze tho blood in the veins of all behold
ers, transpired q short distance the other
side Of the Cascade bridge, yesterday. As
Conductor George Myers was pulling out
his train, the engineer noticed but a short
distance ahead an old man walking on the
track reeling and lurching like q duck in q
gale, showing that he was under the in
tluence OF Confer Grove benzine. In vain
the engineer whistled for brakes; il was
found impossible to check the train in
tirae; and there seemed no way TO avert
the horrible catastrophe Of a mans being
run over and killed. just before the en-
CINE reached him, however, the victim
looked round, and comprehending the sit
uation at a glance, the terror sobered him.
Luckily, beneath the very spot where he
stood was n small trench beneath the road
bed, which had been left TO take off the
water. Into this the man dropped, and
the next instant the train was upon and
overhim. He was njured somewhat though,
as the cow-catcher, in passing, struck him
on the back of tho head and tore of
the scalp to the bone, lifting the hair as
nicely rs the job could be performed by a
Pawnee Indian. n this trench he remain
ed until the whole train had Numbered over
him, and when Conductor Myers came
running back sick at heart and expecting
to gaze upon his mangled body, he blurted
out a few words Of defiance. and intimated
that If hereafter the railroad company were
not more careful with their old steam wag-
ON he should sue them for damages. The
man who was thus run over responded to
the name Of Scott, and is a sort Of wander
ing timer by profession, and is well known
in his city. 1t seems that he was never
Dor n to be slaughtered on a railroad, but
he ha d n narrow escape at all events.