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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

An incident in the judicial career of
Judge Thomas r Monrne- who g. "a
twenty-five years, occupied the position OF
Federal Judge in Kentucky, will illus
trato the high purity of his character, and
may serve to remind the judiciary of our
day how conScientiously judges of the old
en- time held the scales of justice. obi
A student in the Judges law school
one day asked him if in deciding cause
he had ever felt any bias or prejudice fol
or against the parties. The Judge said
promptly fNever but once. Twill tell
you the story. There was a very import,
ant case, which was argued with great
ability before me by the most distinguish
ed lawyers at the bar Of Frankfort, and il
took two weeks in the trial. Every NOR
ming as the court opened little woman
dressed in black modestly and unasSum
iugly curtsied to the court, as if unseen
and took her seat near the door. Just be
fore court adjourned she retired, no
without making always curtsey. 1t at
tracted my attention, and inquired VIII
she was. Twas told she was party +
the suit then on trial. When the caus
was submitted, and I was preparing NJ,
opinion, found it impossible to dismis
from my mind that little woman and he
curtsey. began to doubt whether
could do justice in the case. ] jstudie,
the matter very closely and finally decid
4 ed in her favor. IL involved the title I
| all she possessed in the world. nevo
was entirely satisfied that my decision wa
correct, until il was finally unan:mousl
affirmed by the Supreme Court Of th
| United States. ! feared my judgmcr
had been, warped by tho simplicity an
J delicacy pfthc woman in HacS.'n
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The New York Tribune does not give
its faithful ally from the first district
much comfort. In late issue it says:
ave give a hearty commendation to the
reported purpose Of the Commissioner
of Pensions to continue the prosecution
OF Roderick r. Butler for pension frauds
without the slightest reference to his re-
election. If Mr., Butler is found guilty,
tho House can soon relieve the question
of any embarrassment arising from his
membership. The existence of such
charges against Republican Congress-
man is disgrace; failure to punish
suah guilt {if guilt ha prnvad) would be
infamy. Let Mr.. Butler face the inves-
tigation, and let us have verdict with
out fear or favor" u n 81 %. .'t.d 90"
So say we. ..
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Honor to Lee.

During the recent Lee memorial Servic'
es in Raleigh, N, c., the flag over the
capitol was placed at half mast, in accor'
dance with resolution adopted by both
branches of the Legislature, which had ad'
journed to participate in the solemnities
Bells we're tolled during the movement OF
the procession, and business was generally
suspended. The stores and private hous'
es were arrayed in the insignia of mourn
ing. The turnout of the citizens was un-
usually large, and the whole population
seems to have participated in the sOlemni'
tiaS . Zoo ....'
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE
Senators Elected.

AAaAsAgAs AaASNNNN~H
JobuSOn, Carter, Washington and Sulh-
van-W r Sewer, Dem. " Z '4H
+ Hawkins, Hancock and JefFeson-Wm
L Green, Dem. rvnr
Greene, Cooke, Sewer and Bluns-M
L Mcdonnell, Rad.
Claiborne, Union, Granger, Anderson
and Campbell-GibsOn, Rad.
Knox and Roane-W B Staley, Rad.
Morgan, Scott, Fentress, Cumberland
and Overton-Windle, Dem.
Meigs, MeMinu, Polls and MOnrOe-J
G Vaughn, Dem.
Rhes, BledsOe, Bradley, Hamilton, Ma
rion and Sequatchie-POPe, Dem.
White, jackson and Macon.
Smith aud Summer-Prank NJ Duffy,
Dem.
Wilson and DeKalb-JOseph Clarke, D,
Rutherford and Williamson-James A
Ridley, Dem.
Bedford and Marshall-J NJ Patterson
Dem. I'D ET q U n 81 Il.
Warren, Cannon, Coffee, 6irundy and
Van Buren-George Mcknight, Dem.
Giles, Lawrence aud Wayne.
Lincoln and Franklin--Tolley, Dem.
Maury, Lewis, Hickman and Dickson
7. IL. PEBBLES, Dem.
Dayidson--A G. Merritt, Dem.
Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart
Nathan Brandon, Dem.
Benton, Humphries, Perry, Decatur and
Henderson, Horace Rice, Dem. r
Hardin, McNairy and Hardeman--s L
Warren, Dem.
Henry, Weakley and Obion.
Gibson, Carroll and Dyer--Curry, Dem.
Madison, Haywood, Lauderdalo and
Tipton--George G Porter, Dem.
Shelby and Fayotte--J j DuBOso, Dem.
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Testimony Of Superiority 0rsr oh.
CuANBeEs CouNTY, ALA,l
September 2, 1863.
Tor seyers! years ! lsyr been subject " =
cough and lungs affection. Eight ycArs ago
took violent cold, which settled upOn nv
lungs. utcl many cough remedies but found
no leAcii ard my ccySG srCg yO.y violent and
had 4 severe hemorrhhge. ! was very low and
nervous, and suffered with shortncss Vi breath
could not s.eep-had no sppetite--and nv phy-
slcian pronounced ny case 10 be one of hopeless
consumption. had used Ayers Cherry Peeto-
raj, Halls Lung Bglsam, Livvrwort and Tar,
Balsun Of Wild Cherry, and many other patent
remedies, wheA had been highly recommended
10 ne, and had exhausted the skill Of two of tho
beet physicians in the country, without any 70
Aei, uull / commenced tic use OF the Globe
FlOwu Syrup, which acted like q charm in nv
case. Before the second bottle had been taken
up my cough bad left me--my sleep was sweet
and rcires hiDg--Iay appetite good, and rapidly
Improved, until | am restored to health and uln
in better health than have been iu many Years.
have recommended the Globe Flower Syrup tv
mNUy Of my afflicted friends aud acauaintances
and in every case it bias made complete cure.
regard the Globe Flower Syrup not only as tbS
greatest lung remedy ever discovered, but Al
the most pleasant and reliable whichthe aflici-
ed can use. ! ON indebted to Messrs. Crawford
& Walker, Druggists ut West Point, Ca, for
calling my attention to this Globe Flower syrup,
and sincerely hope this voluntary reconmenda-
uon will influence some afflicted to use it..
have the honor to subscribe myself
Yours &C., G. ". MURRAY.
NnTG.-We are personally acquainted with G.
W. Murray, aud know him to be gentleman OF
honor and high social standing in hia county
and know the above as stated by him. in regard
10 the Globe Flower Syrup, to je true
CRAWFORD & WALKER,
Druggists, West Point, Ga.
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IT is said that candidates are already
making their appearance for the Speak
ership Of the Forty-second Congress
The Grand Army of the Republic has q
candidate in the person of General N. P.
Chapman, and will urge his election, il
the organization of the House remains
with the Republicans.
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The New York Sun, (Rep, comment
ing upon the result Of the Fall elections,
the other day, said: "On account of the
dissatisfaction which 30 widely prevails
in the ranks OF the Republicans in the
North, and Of the chaotic condition OF
politics in'the South, the Democracy will
have a rare opportunity for carrying the
country two years hence, provided they
exhibit wisdom enough to mark out a
policy and bring out man which the
exigency demands"
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House Of Representatives.

House OF Representatives.
Bedrord--R p Frierson, Dem.
Bount-W II Anderson, Rad. f'.l
Bradley--Padgett, Rad. ua3.
Claiborne--Cartrell, Rad.
Cocke--Allen, Dem.
Cannon.
Carroll--Enloe, Dem.
Davidson--Hiram Vaughn, Dom, Ant
". Taylor, Dem
DeKalb-J. p. Doss, Dem.
Dickson-Leech, Dem. ,"
Franklin-Bcan, Dem. J..J
Fayette, W II Reeves, Rad,
Grainger--R Samsell, Dom.
Gibson--Cooper, Dem.
Greene-W s McGaughey, Dem.
Hawkin,-Johu Blevins, Dem.
HamiltOn-I G Thomas, Dem,
Hardin. ' '.'.. .Ii'.'- ....
decentralization Dem.
Hardeman-J L Rosson, Dem.
Henderson. r.
Henry.
Haywood-Bsnjamin J Lea, Dem.
Jefferson-Eckel, Rad.
jackson.
Kuox-Charles NJ McGhee, Dem.
Lawrence. lH
IIincoln-Tillman, Dem. .a
Marion-PryOr, Rad.
McMinn-Magill, Rad. .r.
Monroe Henry A Chambers, Dem.
Maury--W B Wilson, Dem.
Montgomey-R FJFergusOn, Dem.
Marshall.
aicNsiy.t 4 4, s.5rsI ~
Madison-F { snipos, Dem.
Overton.
Obion.
Roane-L NJ Wester, Rad.
Robertson.
RutherfOrd--J D Richardson, Dem.
Stewart.
Sumner-Trousdale, Dem.
Sullivan II Cross, Dem.
Smith.
Shelby-James NJ Crows, Dem, and "
D Lumkin, Dem.
Wilson--.Andrew Is Martin, DEM, anC
S. G. Sheppard, Dem.
Washington---Carr, Dem.
Warren...W j Cliff, Dem.
White---J E Nowlin, Dem.
Wlliamson..-T I ? Allison, Dem.
Welkley.
Anderson and Campbell -McNew, D.
Jefferson, Greene, Hancock and Haw
kins--.Dick, Dem. gn.
Knox and Seyier---Cooper, Rad.
Carter and Johnson---E Slimp, Rad.
Fentress, Morgan add Scott Parker, X
Polk, McMinp and Meigs--V G Allen
Dem.
Rhea, BledsOe, Hamilton and Sequat
chie---Spears, Dem. Vi '.'.'
Smith, Sumner and Macon.
Davidson, Robertson Montgomery ant
Cheatham---Wm Moore, Dem.
Rutherford and Bedford--Ben. Fields
Dem.
Lincoln, Marshall and Giles-.-Lewis, D
Williamson and Maury---W. C. Gordon
Dem.
1u Benton and Humphrey s---Farmer, D
Perry and Decatur.
Carroll, Gibson, Madison and Henry
r L Chester, Dem. ..s ...1.....
Dyer and Lauderdale.
Upton, Shelby and Faystte-..J NJ Har
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Strong Character.


Strength of character consist, Of two
things, power of will and power Of self re- .
strainf. 'TI - -i-ae 49, - 90 'A0'e0' =,
for its existence, strong feelings and
strong command over them. Now it is
here we make great mistake; we mistake
strong feelings for strong character. A
man who bears all before him, before
whose frown domestics, and whose bursts
of fury make the children Of the house
hold quake, because he has his will obey.
ed, and his own way in all things, we call
him q strong man. The truth is that be
is weak man, it is his passions that are
strong; he, mastered by them is weak.
You must measure the strength of a man
BY the power of the feelings he subd ues
not by the power Of those that subaue'
him. s,p.s. ror .q-,.r. ..rr-. off
And hence composure is very often the
highest result of strength. Did we mover
see man receive fragrant insult and
only grow little pale and reply quietly
That is q man spiritually strong. Or, die
we never see man in anguish stand as il
carved out of solid rock, mastering him
selft Or one bearing hopeless daily tria
remain silent, and never tell .he worlt
what cankered his home peacei That il
strength. He who, With strong passions
remains chaste; he who, keenly sensitive
with manly powers of indignation in him
can be provoked and restrain himself an'
forgive, these are strong men, the spiritua
heroes. ,t,, LII ~ -t
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

IT is reported that Senator Trumbull,
OF Illinois, is preparing a speech upon
"civil service reform, in which, among
other things, he is "in favor OF making
it misdemeanor for Congressman to
recommend persons for Office, Or solicit
Federal patronage from tho Executive
Department"
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Strange Reading.

The following paragraph from the
Cincinnati Commercial is strange read
ing;
The shocking story reaches US that
one of the proprietors of the Nolksblatt
and the Sheriff are in the habit of hold
ing stated meetings, and dividing the
spoils collected from the Sherif's adver-
tising We say the shocking story, be-
cause many good people may be startled
by it, but really Sheriffs and publishers
do the same thing in every county of the
State 1t is the regular thing. .I
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

A correspondent writing from Rome
describes preparations making for the
reception Of Victor Emmanuel and adds
that, by order Of the Pope, every church
will be closed during the Kings pres
ence in the city, The States OF the
Church have been placed under an in
terdict.
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Rail Road Smash Up. ~ l-l 4
\ New Orleans telegram OF the 2lst

A New Orleans telegram OF the 2lst
says:i slIHusl radir. .. no shsrg
"The south bound passenger train on
tha Mississippi Central was thrown of
the track fifteen miles north OF Water
Valley, yesterday morning. Three cars
were smashed, and the sleeping car
thrown down an embAnkment The
conductor and q colored train hand were
found killed. Three negroes had their
legs broken, and several passengers We're
hurt Nothing was known here OF the
accident till the arrival Of the victims"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

IT is believed by many who study the
currents and tides of European diploma
cy, that Russia and Prussia are in per-
feet accord in their policy, and that it
runs, or is intended to run, through
twenty years. Unforeseen shoals will
be developed when the tide runs down
and the current resumes its accustomed
channel.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

The work goes brayely on. Logan
has fallen under the ban Of the President
He has dared, in recent speech, to talk
Of Revenue Reform. If a man wants his
head to roll in the sand, let him hint at
reformation.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

INroRYATIoS has recently been received
from the islands of st. Paul and St
George, Alaska, to the effect that about
10000 seals had been captured up to the
10th OF October, and it was expected that
1000 more would be captured before the
close OF the season.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

The Washington Chronicle says the
Democracy do not dwell together in uni
ty. How about Grant and Cox, and the
Administration and all the Radical or.
gans of the West? A perfect lOve-feast
Ell?
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Grant Losing His Grip.

The Cincinnati Commercial says Grant
is losing his grip. He don't know how
TO pick his men. Charles Sumner and
Carl Shurz are not desirable opponents,
The man who quarrels with Sumner and
Schurz, and consorts with Cameron and
Chandler, will play out before the next
Presidential election.
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JUDoR SUTHERLAND, Democrat, was
elected to Congress from the Sixth Mich
igan District by $3.50 majority. Two
years ago the Radicals carried the same
district by 1896 majority.
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The Hero of the First French YlctOry

1t may not be generally known that
Gen. De Palladines, the hero Of the first
French victory, was a strong Bonapart-
ist when the present war broke out. He
was for a long while entrusted with the
command Of Metz. twas not until af-
ter the defeat of Gen. De Ia Motterouge
-himself a Bonapartist-and the loss oi
Orleans, that the victor OF Coulmiers was
placed in command OF the army OF the
Loire. $4,000 -. --.-
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100, A. j. w. LAND,
! TAII0R @ SGOURER,
iAt His Resitiencc.

Z swEETwATER. ....... TENNESSEE.
H.IIAVING located In this place, I offer my SER
a Ill vices 10 til. citizens Of Swectwater and Mon
roe County, in tho above line, and solicit their
Is natronape, .1ilI" III 20 200 nu1i 4 til
M, :r1r Term, cishor lie cquivalentg
X july2S-tf 1.+f nf
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

OLD Lord John Russell is for war with
Russia, and advises the calling out OF
100000 militia. Russia could devom
that number OF raw militia any morn
ing before breakfast.
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NATURES
Hair Restorative.

Contains No LAC SULPHUR-No SUGAR OF
LEADING LITHARGE--No NITRATE OF
SILVER, and is entirely free from the Poisonous
and Notwithstanding Drugs used in other Hair
Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, il will not
soil the finest fabric-pcrfectly SAFE, CLEAN
and EFFlCIENT-desderatum LONG SOUGHT
FOR AND FOUND AT LAST!
1t restores and prevents the hair from becom-
ing Gray, imparts soft, glossy appearance, re-
moves Dandrut, is coil and refreshing to the
head, checks the Hair from falling of, and re-
stores it to great extent when prematurely
lost prevents Headaches, cures all llumUrs, Gu
taneous eruptions, and unnatural Heat. As a
DRESSING FOR THE HAIR il is the BEST
ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentee, Groton Junction,
Mass. Prepared only by PR0CTER BROTH
Frs, Gloucester, Massachusetts. The Genuine
is put up in panel bottle, made expressly for
it, with the name Of the article blown in the
glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative and take no other.
For sale by DR.. K. r. SCRUGGS,
nov3-ly Sweeetwater, Tenn.
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BELL HOUSE,
KnoxviIle, Tennessee.

lTHIs OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL, situated
i at the corner of Main and State streets, il
again thrown open to the public. Iu its appoint
ments, rooms and furniture, it is second to nc
hotel in the State, and the proprietor Aattert
himself that he can give general satisfaction tc
all who may honor him with call.
jull4tf RANDOLPH ROSS, Pro'r.
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Samuel Grubh, of Atlanta, Ga, an.
nounces himself as candidate for Tax
Receiver, having, as he says in his card
no other means of support. 1t is altOgoth'
or matter of grub With him.
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The London Times has correspondent
in the person Of q Mr., John SHORTCUTS,
who complains that the authorities refusb
to change bis name to Brown. The boys
at school tease his SOUS, and melody will
marry his dauyh;crE. ~ p'
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

An lrishman saw cat under a stone
and he undertook to pull it out, bat it
happened to be pole cat. Patrick was
forced to exclaim: "Howly mitber, what
has the baste been eating"
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Putting lighted matches into street let.
ter boxes 10 an amusement of st. Louis
boys. This will account for the soorched
appearance Of many letters from that place.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-01

Ellen Black was beautiful! young res.
ident of Bucks county, Pennsylvania, up
to last Mon,dy, when she kindled her fire
with kerosene. She doesn't live in Bucks
county now.
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ALosDoS dispatch says Palladines
has got himself in position where he
must fight out, or surrender. We shall
sec how much Of Stonewal Jackson is in
him.
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THEEH 10 report, (whether sensation
al or not, the New York Sun is respon-
sible for it) that the acquisition OF Cana
da is to be the main plank in the Grant
platform OF 1872. 1t says that the Ala
bama claims are the pretext for the con-
quest Of Canada; and as Mr.. Lincoln i'm
mortalized his administration by the alb
clifton of slavery, General Grant propos-
es to render his reign famous by the an
nexation of all that remains between us
and the North Pole.
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In New York, the other night, woman
was found dead in bed, whilst her husband
was stretched out on a sofa in the same
room dead drunk.
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What Our Contemporaries Say

What Our Contemporaries Say:
The Trenton Gazette says: ave take pleas
ure in recommending it to the people Of this coun
ty az the ablesi, sonndcst, and the most reliabl,
paper published in Tennessee"
The Clarksville Tobacco Leaf says It is "th'
largest paper in the Statc while in ability it Il
at least equal to any in the South"
The Knoxville Whig says: 1T is one Of tht
most splendidly gotten up wocklios in the South
| Tho St. Louis Times SAYS ait is one Of tho fin
est weoklies printed North or South"
These are only sample OF scores Of commend
ations of the Union & American by the prsss O
he country. Address
I UNION Ann AMERICAN,
! noy2i-u rV Nashville, Tenn.
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GEN. DEsT, Grants grand usher, is
styled by Don Piatt, custodian of the
boot-jack and keeper Of the card. basket" "
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You Want it! Everybody Does
THE MAMMOTH WEEKLY
Union & American.
The Largest, the Best and the Cheapest
Paper in the South.
A Seventy. Column Paper for only
Two Dollars Y ear.

The latest News by Telcgraph-Full Details
of the stirring events in EurOpc--a carefully pre-
pared resume Of the home and foreign markets.
u complete Agricultural Department, invalua-
BILE to the Farmer and HouSewiie-and de-
lightful miscellaneous melangG.
The paper for the Household, the Business
Man and the Tailoring Man.
Price, Only Two Dollars Year.
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Home Manufacture

New PREPARED TO FURNISH THE
z .. i very best quality of Home-Made Shoes
= of the best material and gotten up in workman
-- like manner. .---------.--
II also pay the highest prices FLOR Hides ant
d, offer to those wishing TO purchase as good Leath
( ~ 'sr as can be obtained in this section.
aV"'h sep29-4t. D.. HEISKELL.
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THE ENTERPRISES.
sWERTW4TER, THURSDAY, DEC, ], 1870

The Radicals have not changed one OF
their principles They are still intent
"on a vigorous prosecution of the war
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VOLUME Nv.
Number -.
Found at Last!l

A Cure for Consump tIon and
u g.. iIsrssas o. the Lupgs.
Globe Elower Cough Syrup
\ positive sLl speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
aud Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Wh9opiuy tough, liotrscness, Bleeding Of the
Lungs. The most wonderful remedy ever dis
covered tor tue cure 0, CONSUMPTION. Its effects
are almost miraculous ia all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest.
THE GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP
is without rival, it il perfectly peerless, 10 g
certain cure and is pleasant 10 take, Over 5000
cases have been curCl 10 the lsst six months by
this wonderful. remedy. Read the testimony oil
those VINO have thoroughly tested its merits.
Prepared only by
PEMBEETON, TAYLOR CO.,
Atlanta, ia.
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SleeD,

Night should be copsecrated to sleep.
The better th, sleep, the greater the pro-
liability of longevity. The amount nee.
esssry for re.iuvigOration depends upon
the age, habits and constitution of the in
dividual. 4 person who thinds but little
is always in a state of torpor. But after
vigorous mental effort sleep is even more
-sSessary than aftsr bodn,, 1,bo.
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SWEETWATER HOTEL
b, .[Known as the J.. C. Vaughn HOuse.l
- CHARLES Fl. BEAN. Prnn,r.

gurr VlI'--1H q 70 10 n 1'H711h@''rH TVPr
= SITUATED IN A FEW STEPS or THE DEPOT.
KTo opAISswILL BE SPARED TO RENDER
Guests comfortable'in every respect. ir
iSxo Baggage conveyed to and from the Depot free
|Saof charge. Persons from this and surrounding
+ ,eountes can have their horses we'll cared for,
4 n Prices moderate. dee2tf
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Tesiim0rg q Snp.ri.rilr Or.r aN.

PEMBEEToN, TAYLOR { CO.,
Atlanta, ia.