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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
Sinking and Burning
iayl9-spnly.

l. Is not necessary to Journey from the
tropics to Alaska in order to experience
tn" extremes of heat and cold. Thousands
undergo all the Inconvenience of this
thrrmomctricaI change every day. or every
other day, a. the case may be- without the
trouble of moving over the threshold. a
word with these involuntary shakers.
What a'e they doing to expedite their I'd
turn to medium temperature TO break
tho cii!s and ani>h the fever? Are thcy
dosing Themselves with qunine, thereby
imperilng the sonndncss of their homes
and impairing the viSor of their brains
and nervous system? Some Of them are,
no doubt, Du! not the majority Of them, it
is believed. The value Of yIostctt,r's Stom-
ach Bittcrs as harmless and certain spe-
clfic for fever and ague is unt erstood and
appreciated in all parts of the country
where intermittents prevail. The resi-
dents of such localities begin to take it
early in the spring as a protection against
the miasina by which they are surrounded
not all of them. perhaps, for u blind adher-
cnce to error is the speciality of some peo-
! pie, but the greater number.
If there is any fixed fact in therapeutics
it is this: that the Bitters are n far better
safeguard against all the varieties of peri
odic malatlies produced by unwholesome
eXhalaiions than any drugor compound in
the matcria medica Of the profession. This
assertion is made with all due respect to
the faculty, but being an important truth.
and one that nearly concerns the health of
large settlements in various parts of The
country. and indeed of the public at large.
it Is made fearlessly. Founded on ample
and unimpeachable testimony, it dches dis
prevail.
TO break up chills and ftvers, as well as
to prevent them, there is nothing so rclia-
bic as this wholesome vegetable restora-
1--WE. mayo At
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

The Frccdmcn's Bureau, we see, will
be kept under the name Of ~ Bureau
OF Education The New York Trib-
une advocates the expenditure, and
omy just in proportion AS the Fclc-
raj Government enters upon the bust
ness Of education, there is danger that
the State Governments will go out OF
it. Education is not proper Part OF
the work Of the Federal Government,
for whites or blacks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

The caGse Of female suffrage, say
the Louisville Courier Journal, is 90
ing into rapid decline. This will b.
gratifying to all men who love an,
reverence women, most Of all. Tor he
modcs.y and purity, while all worth,
women do honestly regret that til,
cause and lis advocates were not stran
gicd in their Infancy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

We are glad the Southern carpet.
bsegers possess one good quality. A
writer in Florda--where carpcr.bag,
ginp is exhibited in its most uualloycd
iorm--says that the carpct-baggcrs are
like soldiers in the same army who
have marched together and fought side
i'y side for years. They may acknowI-
edge each others faults and raiings.
ihcy may often dislrusl each other, and
sometimes quarrel among themselves,
hut let the common enemy attack one,
and the rest Immediately make com.
non cause with him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

IL will he seen in another column that
Colonel Turney is announced for Su-
preme Judge. 1t was handed in too
late for comment upon. but that would
not be necessary, at any rate certainly
not 80 as 10 those to whom this dintin-
guished soldier and profound lawyer is
familiarly known. Some time in the
future we will speak of the Colonel rs
pc know him, for the benefit OF those
10 whom he is not as well known.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
Sixteenth Anlendmcntists.

A Wisconsin lady has increased the
census six in eleven months.
! A New York woman has been badly
beaten for letting neighbours canary
escape.
They have female dry goods run
ncr in Bath, Maine, and she ways big
tongue, to which u saw miIbis thrown
completely in the shade.
A bearded woman died the other day
at Toulouse, aged one hundred and
four wears. She had beard two feet
long.
A little Italian girl has been bitten
aud tramplel to death by monkey.
That's better thln to marry one.
Mrs. Wing, OF Ohio, winged her
Gight to realms unknown, the other
day, by lighting her lilc with coal oil.
A belle Of Gotham boasts that her
per NAm ration Of an ounce ofarsenic
doesn't hurt her health, and improves
her complexion.
A correspondent writes that new
mania has sprnng up among the ladies'
at Ednburg--a fancy foi learning to
cook.
A female rcyiyalist is going to Chi.
cago to preach She will find an unu.
sually broad field for labor.
Ten dollars was the wager which in
duucd Connecticut woman to eat n
huShel Of roasted oysters. She died
Of pare seIlishncss.
a GaIona girl was "drawn" for by
three "gal'ants' last week. The "gal'
declared the gallant who got her was
cher CHOICE ..
A little Philadelphia girl las died
from accidentally swallowing \ toy
balloon, We arc now ready to near OF
one choking on cook stove.
The new style Of fan that looks like
y revolver is intended exclusively for
the Use Of young ladies who are con
sidercd perfectly killing,
Mrs Esther Morris, the female Jus,
ticc of tue Peace, at Wyoming, weighs
one hundred and eighty pounds, is
very masculine in feature, and sixty,
seven years Of age.
a VI I5consin farmer sues for di-
vorce on. the ground that his wife can't
chop the amount Of wood that she
boosted about previous to marriage.
Mis-. Glade tone is said to he always
in the ladies gallery Of the British
House Of Commons, when any impor-
tant question is debated, watching her
husbands proceedings.
A ST, Louis. Missouri, husband had
his suspicious aroused hy catching his
wife holding chl"rotorm to his nose
when ne pretended to be asleep.
Il am as,onishcd, my dear young Ia.
dy, at your sentiments, you make me
start Well, sir, ! have been wanting
you to start for the last hour"
a female lecturer said: Get mar
ricd, young men. aud be quick about
it. Don't wait for tie millennium, for
the gir!s to Lccome angels, You'd
took well beside an angel, wouldn't
yon, You hyulp5i'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

The Rev q. b. Fro,hin Iham, (thc
"'Friar Tuck who solcmnized the mar
rage Of Mrs MctarIanl and Richard
SOM IS reported to have spoken rs
follows in his scrnon'on Easter Sun
LAY, in regard TO marriage; "The laws
Of watrimony should he so remodecd
that the husband and wife could not
be jealous Of one auothcr-so that the
bona should not he merely legal one,
but that condition of marriage should
be q permission TO each 10 act as he or
she MougM proper, and mt the dictates
Of the feelings and affections" And
this creature has what he calls :" n
church. and breaches to people on
the Sabbath! What sort OF congrc-
cation listens to such n man can be
easily imagined.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

SUPREME CoURT BENCH. The Knox
vile Wing, of the 18th inst. places tho
names OF the following gentlemen al
its masthead for Judges Of the Su
preme Court East Tennessee
Hon. 4. A. r. Nelson and Hon. T,
Nixon Van Dyke. Middle Tennessee
Colonel Pete rurney and Hon. A. o,
p. Nicholson. West Tcnnessee--Hon
j. Is Heiskell and Hon. j. L. 7. Sneed
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

a contractor during the war, being
liked 10 explain "what he meant ~
saying he felt loyal" replied, Il meant
fat fell like stealing something 1t
Ia actually true that many of these
"i"yalists' no longer deny, 5u, admit
that they have propensity leaning to-
ward something that belongs 10 others,
for the reason, we suppose, that they
think it would nc useless TO do other.
wise, as it is the truth and everybody
knows it, So candor may often spring
from different motives, and the motives
be ~ often not altogether the purest
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
House and Lot for Sale

IN tue town Of Winchester. lo,ated on IN.
most popular street in town. The house !.
a"d ' n gu Tue cottage style. has four large
t,houses' such rs kitchen. smokeho,Ise
stable and barn. etc. A large and v"o1I
garden spot and two fine cjstcrns. I'm
co tains IA acres. more or Iess. For oths,
information desired, call ut Journal Olicc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
ICOMNlENICAIEn


| Editors Wome JoUrhM
Since the publication Of my rcccut
card in your paper, have determined
in Difference to the Judgment Of my
/ friends to announce myself rs q caudi
date for Il seat upon the Supreme Bench
Of the State.
70 the Bar ana people of this Chan,
Gerry Division, who hay SO generously
and unanimously offered me the posi-.
ton Of Chancellor and rendered me
their support priyatel y and publicly for
the Supreme Bench, return NY earn.
est and grateful thanks
| have not changed my purpose as
to the object of my candidacy upon my
own motion, but have done 50 out Of
respect to the jud4mcnt Of those who
have, and deserve to enjoy, the conf
dcnco Of the great mass Of the people.
They have said to me- under all the
circumstances, it IS 4 duty | owe to the
people TO Yield my preference and pre-
sent my name IN that connection. and
in obedience 10 their wish have con,
scented, i. TCRNEY
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

There 10 a paper published in Chica-
70 entitled hHcayenly Tidings.r Ii
there is any place on earth which stands
10 need of such tidings it is Chicago,
bu; to say that such things could come
from tina, city, would be equivalent to
saying that good could come out Of
Nazareth"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
On Monday. the 4th dav of Julv 1871
DIR. T.. G. MARKS.

Having located permanently in Win.
chester, offers his service to the public in
al the branches of his profession, Hi
office 10 ut present ut the oil &c of Colyar
Marks u Fitzpatrick, where he NAV
always he found, unless professionally
absent.
apr 29-12m
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
Announcements
. ATTORNEY GENERAL.

WATTrRsoN -.We are authorized To an
nOunce W, ID. Wattcrson. ESQ, Of Franklin
ounty, q candidate for Acknowledgement
of this district. Election first Thursday
in August, 1870.
iioLMAN.-Ne are aulhoriZcu ~ All
r,o"nt,. =" a. o ii,,"', g. nsI. ", ,'n non
er,I ~ tno OIL " In;;, M mo,o on,inn
first Thmrsdor i" ,,"n., is- H"
VI ""S"''' i9'o'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

Some paper asks: "why Butler. the
great reconstructionists, is so anxious
70 get bis hands on Tennessee - We
really don't know, unless Il IL because
Tennessee. IN The Indian language,
sssaos spoon. e 'sfhi
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

BY reference TO another column 1t
will be seen that Judge Hickeison is a
candidate for Circuit Court Judge of
this District. Judge Hickerson has
given universal satisfaction since he
has been acting in the capacity OF
JuIoe
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

Having exhausted his supply Of OK
eculivc patronage, Grant is now pay
Ing tue cash for real estate. Strange
bow things will continue to happen,
Solomon to The contrary notwitllstand
Inc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

Wool WAHrED.-The Fayetteville
WOODEN Mills are prepared to manufacture
Blankets. Shawls. C0verlets. Jeans, Cast.
meres. Satinets. Flannels, Linseys. Stock
Ing Yarns Rolls. &c. &c. at greatly re,
,liiced prices. and warrant satisfaction "a
az customers. We will pay tie freight ON
III wool s. Mt to our Factory, and return the
!o0le promptly. For particulars. see our
agents. syler 4 Mann. at Winchester, or
send Tor circulars APT. samples.
- t J.T. MruRAAlO Z Co.
UoYoo0 -' xGvu1nuyi1lN Ts~>. a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE.

Mrs. n. A. Carter notifies the public that
size has rented the Sims Tavern House.
and viii receive trahsient. day. aud regu-
lar loar,lers. on reasonable terms. She il
lifting up the establishment in good style.
and ne'0 . llbsfl psssssses u ~ N6iie
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

Judge Bradley denies that he gave
tho Long Branch villa to Grant for his
seat on the Supreme Bench. Then the
russtson 10, Who did,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

Gen. John 7. Morgan refuses to b.
come o candidate for Governor OF Al.
absms. 'N'' 81 ''
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FRENCH C0NFEClIOIPP',
A. JoURDAN, At :

Thankful for past liberal n,,t
spectfl,lly solicits a con,;nmatt mage \
se F !r1M the good people Of Wls.Ssi til
hn,' r'In , county. Keeps vaIInneheset
liaha y large assoc tnient of - always o.
, Contectioneries, s,
Groceries, and
Stationery, and Daily. Weekly n avu
IAN " Papers and MAGAZINES Aon,h.
All Kinds of barter-silrh
eggs. butter, and all kinds az c 49, Chicken
IN exchange for goods. same@tls,
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MAltRIED..

BAcKps-DopGmERTY.-Att he'residence
OF the Brides father Memphis, Tenn. OH
the 10th inst, by Rev. 4. =. Crisman, Mr..
NJ. W. Backus to Miss z. Viola, daughter
OF John G. Dougherty, Esq.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
FRANKLIN COUNTY TAX SALES.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

" u. ~ STATE OF TENNESSEE. I
a. Es Franklin County Circuit March Term ls7Oj
WHEREAs Merndn Green Tax Collector public
s having been assessed for the
within
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19

IL therefore considered aiulpm
parts
|'"cN cost
And lby the
us shall be sufficient achof
~ " wa '""' |'"r@ Ut once lth Monday March
Nv @ T. j. JACKSON, Clerk.
On Monday the 4 day July Courthouse door Tho
pro @ the power
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-05-19
County Court of Franklin County.
Jno. G. Enochs, admir-, etc. ct. ia, vsR,
W. Tucker and Wife, ct. H..

ON motion. and it appearing to the Clerk
mat John Bridges Is a n0ll-resi, 1t Of the
Htate OF tennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF the law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
ne made tor four successive weeks in the
home Journal. newspaper published in
the town of Winchester. Tenn, requiring
sild nonresident defendant to appear be.
lore tiie Honorable County Court for
franklln county, Tenn. on or before the
ISL MONDAY III June. 1870. and plead, an
swer or demurt to the petition of petit
TONERS, or the same will he taken for
confessed. and set for hearing cx-pirte
as to him. il; FNocus.
mayl2-Si 80 Clerk
by T. n. Williams. DC.
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y. L.. Initial Paper /!
.o ror one uoll ~ We will send IN Inv
tage paid AZ sheets best French or IN "a Pos
N?te Paper and 4S Envelones" English
Win your Initial in old EnpiisIh EVMllhpel
Hustle letters. WIN. GAMBf 4 & c Nc, Of
wholesale and Retail Book ssiIaNAo-
Printers. 4G Union Street. '''iers and
.y amIo-o.I Nashville, Tan,
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New AdvertiS G IN en- -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10
j. r.. Fisher, Secretary.

A NEW INVENTION FOR E~XTIEGUIsHING
FIREs.-The New York Post says hat a
company has been formed in Brooklyn for
the purpose of extinguishing fires by means
of carbonic acic gas.
1.-The AVERAGE annual damage inflicted
upon property by fires in the United States
amounts to $50, 900, GOO, and of this immense
which the flames are extinguiShed. The
properties of this gas are singular. 1t is
composed two-thirds of oxygen and one
third OF carbon. Oxygen is an agent of
combustion, but when mingled with carbon
its whole character is changed, and flames
cannot burn in ar atmosphere contain
ing this gas to the extent of one
fifth Of its entire volume. In Eng
land, in the year 1851, a coal mine that had
been burning for thirty years, over an ex-
tent OF twenty-six acres, in spite OF the
efforts OF chemists and engineers 10 conquer
the flames, was saved from total destruction
by the injection Of 8,000,00 cubic feet OF
caroonlc acid gas. 1t is, moreover, claimed
by the Brooklyn company that this pas
cannot injure the most delicate fabric or
dlscolor plate, and is so cheap that a few
dollars only would suffice to pay for enough
to rescue a house of medium size from de.
s,ructlon. They propose to build in some
central position a reservoir similar to 9
gasometer, and from this reservoir to Law
four-inch pipes in every direction through
the streets. In front of every house a valve
is to be placed, to which a small India
rubber hose can easily be attached to dlrec,
the stream Of gas in any direction.
"To build a reservoir of adequate size
to furnish it with all the necessary retorts
and to lay down two hundred miles of pipes
through the city, will, it is said, cost les!
fhQn SCSn NM n~1 fhn - - -
terprise assert that one year will repay thu
expenditures ~sr
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with his mind and hands, patiently and de-
votediy, 10 get up again hi The word. "A
community must under the Hike calamity
pass through the same process or recovery.
It Is but the aggregation Of number OF
men, and cannot escape the same dire sfrug-
| gle to repair Losses.
This achievement Of the city OF Ken.
mond, under the circumstances, IL Is din-
! cult to appreciate. Inethe winter Oh loo"
a great fire happened In New Tor "n,sn
destroyed s1s, 600 1000 worth OF properly;
NICHOLAS BrppLE, president OF the oh.
States Bank, hurried to the city ana .en-
! dered Tho vast resources of that ins1'tu'iVn
Ia the sufferers. He supplied them SO
amnlv with means that they immedlateiy re-
laid the foundations Of their stores ana
,,.c.s and in y few months not a trace OF
the calamity was left.
Rut what a contrast Is presented by the
situotion of New York and that Of Rich
mond! If the aid of so great an institution as
the United States Bank was wanted In New
York, what must have been the extent OF
the necessity of Richmond? She lost on
the Cd of April more by fire than New York
did In 1885. Richmond stood amidst her
ruins without a dollar--with neither banks,
nor currency, nor insurance, nor even
food. New York was rich, the great set
Ting point of the nation, with money and
banks and trade, and was constantly fed by
the commercial arteries which daily poured
wealth from all points of the compass into
L.. ooaoro Tho onp{rocf &c os oil fhn world
to nothing. And yet Richmond has risen
from the dust brighter than ever, n mas
steadily grown in wealth and population.
Is there another such example on record Z
Even where there may have been sucn a1nlc-
ton in other climes (there never has been
such in this), there has been no such rapid
recovery in the face Of prostration and op-
preston. Il
What is the moral of this grand lesson
1t is this That a community which has
given such proof of consistency, energy, ana
enterprise, is capable of anything. There
is no undertaking that can promote our
welfare, and that may be wanting in the
successful prosecution of our commerce,
that we cannot carry throughto completion.
Such resolution and fortitude-indeed,
such heroism in adyersity-cannot fail to
in the business of life. The peo-
pie of Richmond have but fully to appre-
ciate their own powers-that is half the bat
tie in all public enterprises-faith in them
selves. This will strengthen their arms and
their energies. Thus fortified and
stimulated, they will make their city one of
he greatest inland towns in the Atlantic
States. |
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ME- AUGUST 20, 1870.

USE 1ACN
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
T. R. PRICE & co.
are daily opening for September sales, either re-
tail or wholesale,
New lines of choice PRINTS at 10. l2sc., &C.;
BLACK Mob AIR and ALPACAs, every grade;
IRISH LINEN (all linenl, LINEN
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS and TOWEL
INGS,
MOURNING GOODS Ia speciality:
BLACK BOMBAZINES, BLACK DELA1NEs'
BLACK TAMISE, BLACK BARATHEA,
ENGLISH GRAPE WELLS, WIDOWS Wells,
LOVE Wells, ENGLISH GRAPE. AID A
GRAPE, BLACK KID GLOVES, none ont
best Ike OF by this house;
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN and other slLhe,
on hand and more expected these goods Will
be sold at old rates, although the European
war has advanced them greatly;
FRENCH CORSET. UMBRELLAS,
LACE COLLARS BUCK GAUNTLEFs,
THREAD GAUNTLETS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, SPOOL COTTON,
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, &C., &C.,
STAPLE GOODS, COTTON SHEET1NG,
BLEACHEU COTTONS, BROWN COTTONs,
PILLOW COTTON. LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
FLANNEL and MERINO SHIRTS, &C., &C.;
all sold at very lowest market rates, either whole
sale or retail. T. Il. PRICE 6 CO.,
11Ol corner Main and Eleventh streets,
auas nearly opposite post-ofice.
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srss,aAL sOFnGRas:

lsrwr1TE uoops. WHITE GOODS
Erreliens .CAMBR.C MUSLIN Ut Q. per 'Afu
HATR-coRD NAINsooK Mr1sL1N eta'c' PEI
rard-.would be cheap at soc.i. a. z,or.,
uAiR-coRD CAMsEIc MUSLIN &c sss' ofsA
oHEUK psi and sT1pED NArNaooKs ut very
great bar&aina: : rro !.
TUCKED sKIRTING at soc. per yard wora '. ~"
TUCKED MUsLIN for waists at soc. per 'ai1t
worth 81; a.
sHTRRgD or pTFFED MUsLfN for 'raists -
6oc. worth sl.2s per yard; Ga,
SWISS HUsLINs at is, 20. ?S, 80, 3d. a. ano0A
per yard-also great bargains;
DIMITY. INDIA TWILLED LONG
CLOTH, VICTORIA and BISHOP "
SAINsOOK and ORGANDY L at
LEVY BROTHERS.
. 1913 and 1915 Main street.
ooATs,s SPOOL CUTTON, every No. from
to $50 at soc. per dozen BALE COTTON at sh.oo'
per bale or bundle Of five pounds. au e0
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DRY GeoDs.
goUs,
No. Iois MAIN STREET.

NEW aooDsi NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
Striped Alpaca Lnst-es at zoe. worth asc.; no:
hair Foplins only s5e. worth s7sc.s Black asa
-Creue OIotis-nt~7 sc.e worth FL25 Black and Coz
fors q Irish P6p1f6s very cheap Black and EnRlish
Grape at, OIL so worth %: slack Love Wells at $L,
as. 20. 15c. and 81 !: Turkish Mchsirs and Turkish
nrillial,tines IT, Beaver :. MohairseIE these , aoeds
Striped and Plaid, Grenadines mt 10. 12a. and 1sae. !;
White Grenadines, two yards wide. only sL2s
s2. SO: AII-gooI White F%lannels at 2sc., very
cheap; handsome Sott,nshsm lac, ,aS Curtains:
sets sun 7s s@: Cambria Kdye at se.i Insert
&C.; val:nciennes Edge and Inserting
AZ 49, -: &C.. ~ . af fsli line Of nomestics: Prints. &C.:
Blenched aud Brown Cotton ss 'ec !:
Der Dpii nvelopss. ladies' and gents KID fIoves at
soc.; best ladies' and misses Brlt,sh h2sesy;
Coats's Spool Cotton ct Soc; TRUNKS &c 1aSsory
n~fcaQ. % a oSO
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OBITUARY.

EEAF &V&@
..-ss have their time to fsil. ,s4,, v,ndia breath,
LesVssss nssars to witier &C the norm "Anos D
Anu ,o act but all
And tsass ss. ss .sons for thine. o DEATH.
nn.ar.sa hi. life on the 18th OF Augnst,, nj 90
r,epESHH IL see hard to rcaltz the Isct .n5v ne
has gore suddenly firm Hhr tD mid sSead igit aisease.
tvplSsoid fever, ard ere the ,mornLag sun IA hs ssnred
byfs beams Over fair sarth. BoB's spirit had ~su nsed
its fiehT G, the God who gave 1t. hns mas pagsc1
away one who, "a 2 SON, vas ever r n'I loving Dry
thy tears, kind mother resign ySn , , 70 Sisters
Of God. aad know tn, { thy child i've =, ot Had
and brothers, Erievs not. thy D.'' ahssd II nos Els
ters. devoted brothers, mnnrnln! eh Inved has
friends, though he ,, rh9@ s yea 81 though his once
S b9e% NJ frame Is still in death, though sn inc me- c, coms
Of nfiIction IRE dark around YOU r,sa proyf-
f {, ed for the dlspenss,tcns, Of #, az sh ntwese" 'fo
T y njace thy trust In the Creator OF !, "a,
and a| snongh separations are frequent on eAs'D :
Thsre "a n land where the parted shall meet ntns- shall
And friends and beloved ones each Ne
Then hsounaless the bliss on that faee .e 1s s1a,e thee
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