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and executed in a second. lie finds him
self OF little use. He is put at things he
don't care for, and withheld from things
that he does like; he is made the conve-
nience ofgrown people, is hardly supposed
10 have any rights, except in corner,
as it were. is sent hithcr and thither,
made to get up or sit down for every
hody's convenience but his own, is snub-
bed and catechised until he learns to
dodge government and elude authority,
and then be whipped for being "such Il
lyin" wheIp that no one can believe you"
Well, well girls may lave the hard
est time of it in after life, but for the
first fifteen years boys are the sufferers.
-Icmy Ward Beeche,' in Christian Union.
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d'r he ''"'d h.'t :u 'n' i"u-. and mIN
IL III Il tui"'',r ".ih zap "i, /" I.'i"t
III" ''T''" wi % ''' ...''F. am never
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ne i '"' 60 '''~ a :."!- IA.fe is SOME
""'y N'o'',"- " '"' ~'"'rr. or crLn@ up
stars ana Nh,H 'i'Fr j. silence. ! kn'"
tNAi some peculiar miNrHiri i hatchln-
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VIII mot d' 80 "-."H an III" seems Il"
'rl lNr an Ah'"i"..""' an" hr - rr.'I:
"i'!' 3. rhr'Ii"' Lear; '"F H." "'Ni plank
"a /" iion'tt W'S "iH; h'.i 80 good a.
Mrs, ''o'ik'n- '"m'~- " eli. " ever
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-27
VOLUME 33 NUMBER I7I3.

For many of these vauntcd guides of
public intelligence and leaders of popu-
lar thought" there is no decree of vul-
garity too extreme, either in expression
or suggestiveness, for their use, and they
carry malevolent traduction to lis far
thest limit.-ConmercW Prutiug Ga
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{sO.-tS.

have placed Golden
Ring upon the hand
Of tEr hlirhcs- little
Lady in tn lud.
when tn, carly rosrs
scent the sunny III
She shall ri'hcr vhito one
To trcmbe in her hair!
Hasten. happy roses!
Com. t. ~" b. May,
In yoEr fold petal
iicr INV ~r...'u.-Iav.
=. n4, EIIs iitri-h.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-27

Alu.i CtGr,r Of
"'' ..D\. BRASS AND GOLFER WARES
las OWES Hollow Ware. Yankee No.
.u.. ..,.lr "a .s s,-. -t. .Iohusbury. VI.
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P. B. LAIRD,

j T. N.',t NE\T~, TABLETS, HEAD
STONES, = l\NIiII>I%G.
# ''I nit Nurs, Carving and Lettering
... ts veil r. hy j nc lu O. ton
" -TU-TT. -. .loliH -urI.l VT.
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RI. c. BElDEN.

.rH\El At Law
\, ,rIaput.
55o. c. < GEO. W. CAHOON,
Sd. INH. ~nlICIT"u- ~ CHNNCEal.
Pensions and H1unic-, Lyndon, VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-27

The Cincinnati Cov,mycru somewhat
ter>giy puts the Indian question thus:
I'VE suppose that the determination of
the Indian race, or 80 much OF it rs can
not he civilized and utilized, Is inevitable
but it Is To br gravclv considered whether
tins process ought not to be left to time,
smallpox and bad whi,key, while the
Government honestly fulfill, all conditions
OF treaties made with them"
An excursion of cIcrgymen- to san
franci-co has been Planned at Chicago.
Tickets tor the round trip Sis, good
FOR sixty day. from datc. None but
cIerGymcn are 10 be allowed to join the
party. \ visit OF a few days at Salt
Lake is included in the programme.
1t ha, leaked out that the Concord
railroad ring have offered Gen. Il. +.
Butler Il tee Of $1,000 a. retainer to
attend the annual meeting OF the corpo-
ration. and aid them in breaking up the
contract made by the present directors
with the Northern road. Ii is understood
that Gen. Butler has not yet accepted the
offer.
The commissioner of internal revenue
decides ttat persons who sell Il mixture
Of sc!a wPter, etc, with wine and other
-pri',, "g, to b" REGARDED as liquor deal
.rs. The claim" he says ''that the
-pirits are used simply for favoring might
perhaps bc supported by facts in few
eases, but generally, if not universally,
he wine &c, IS quite prominent part
Jt the beverage"
FIVE cents per glass Is the standard
price ior soda at Cincinnati, and dealers
link there is money in the business at
hat price
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somewhat following DE Ia Ncrgne's thir-
ty-day rule as applied to the vine. NV
trees being young, | found no difficulty
in blowing on the sulphur with bellows
of ordinary size and shape ; bat for large
trees, the nozzle should be elongated by
one or more JOINTS Of tin pipe, which was
the cxpcdent resortcd to in France.
Try it it-Hand Book Of .SuIoA,a Cure.
CULTIVATION OF TIE MELoN.-Al-
luding to the cultivation of the melon fam
lily, Downing gives the following dircc-
tions :-''Early in May a piece of rich,
light soil should be selected, we'll manur-
ed and thoroughly dug, or prepared by
deep plou@hin@ or narrowing. Hills are
then marked out six feet apart each way.
These hills are prepared by digging q
foot deep and two feet across, which
are filled halt full with well rotted ma
nure. Upon the latter are thrown
three or four inches of soil, and
both manure and soil are then mix
ed well together. More soil, well pull
vcrized, is now thrown over the
top, 50 Us to complete the hill, making
it three inches hi4hcr than the surface.
pom this plant cight or ten grains of
seed, covering them about half an inch
deep. When the plants have made two
rough leaves. thin them so rs to leave
but two or three in each hill. To pre-
vent the attack OF the striped cucumber
bug, the great enemy of the melon and
cucumber plants, sprinkle the soil just
beneath the plants "a soon a they come
up with guano. The pungent smell of
ot this manure renders it a pro-
lection hoth against this insect and the
flea beetle, q little black jumping insect
that frequently devourS the leaves Of
plants. The guluo also givcs the young
plants fine start in the early part OF the
season. A. soon ~ the runners show
the first blossom buds, stop them by
puching out the cx;rcmities; this will
cause an increased production and add to
the >izc of the fruit. To retain fine sort
ct melon iii perfection, it should be
-co"n at some distance from any other
variety, or separate from the cucumber
family, otherwise the seed of the next
nrration ot fruit Will be- spoiled by the
mixture OF the pollen. The watermcl-
on requires more room than other va
r.ctir-. consequently the hills should be
placed further apart. say eight or ten
feet each way.
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Wfi. W. CIRCUIT.
Ellis II A IA AY

CLAIM AGENT,
....r Arp cot $-tLIsG n LAW.
p, 90, Vermont.
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j. S. SiAS d SON.

" : y - J. II Y : c y y.
p. ''l.. I,, rNI~T-. "iI~ ASr Va >I.mE~.
..- .. --.. 80. .I"hn-hury, ". dcci 90. ~
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..-..... "t ali kini done a. liviu. pli,c.
s j. I' c"H-t,ntl. on hand
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25usiurss Cdrns.

'"'' It > '"'" "'' i"' ga"
NEWELL & MERRILL.
lilN ~It. AS AND 81 REGIONS.
. ..I...u-.ur.. Vermont.
o".c.. o,.r Ringham's Dug >'orc.
.H.. Ne .. d. Vi HFEEfll. NJ q!
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De I L PERXiNS

). c. BINGHAM.
..r'~I AND PHAENACEGTIST,
y, .Ioliu-hury, VI.
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DR.. J. 1. PERKINS,
DEN IIST.
.f =. and Las; RI Nvcuuc. It. JohusbuTy
g. P. SPEN ER,
l.urfa'tIror #
.... ..hN T-T"%i~, AND "EN NNNTNTAi. WoEi,,
--------- NlI.mmLL-
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JEWETT { BRIGHAM ,

. t. !. t'NulbS. CI'rt t!;it--, Tipl !,
..-.- i-I.'\>. YANKEE NOTIONS. sc.
-r ...... -f. I.,riN-g:f -.Y. ,rgv... 2
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-27

Manufacturer Gi
..' 'L.'.. EEIIi EI.W AEDl;nEI.~. DESKs. ~.
r'. iaddockr Village, -. John ury, Vt.
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2. GALLAGHER.

.Lti II. ~ 80. <tI.tl DIl GOODS.
.l'u --.'>'- EI",a.
-'- .I"iu-i urv. "
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6. :. G3OOKS, NJ. D.,
ri.i a, , \ : , = I - / q ).
sid .c, opp. tn Bakery, =. John bury
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JOHN BACON Cd,
&c.. l> uIiI-, LaNsiI.E AID 'rL
.t.i.un. lat g. Ilr,. "
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=. p. LONERG&N,

-'UTIfI1tur'T md NtuIrr N
., IHl~ and III BE!.l;-, also LEATHER.
findings, EIJ.
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NAII & FLETCHER.
3. GAGE, ARTIST,

J! N- H. DiN GOODS, ". / GOODS, FLOU L.
iH. -. .' E\iSilI\G GOODS. Etc,
..- 4. NM llE ST. joins -WHN H"J-T.
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60. s. SHAW < cos

. .t \ia\l iN-l EN\Ct. AGENCY
.... ,l ll. i.. yu,.'- .-.rr..- II. .lrh.-H r..
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N. NJ. JOHNSON

3. 3. ELAOhST STOHE'S
ii A ! j. - ]; T. - .- ~ LupN.
20 li",- ..'- itr-. N..lH -t.',t, =. .lu. .ialIr,
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K. E u A X .

=. p Hale,
% g. y { N : y IH "a.
a Village. t. ,'ohu-tury. VI.
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O. p. & S. A. BENNETT.
NATTHEWs & PETTENGIus

B.. So N>u GL<i>' HI%INt, ROOM :
.-..r As .n.. ,pro-.;o Court IIeu-c sqIa-c.
r... B.. NfTNn.T.
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('AUrLUN.

The public 1, cautioned "aains; EMPLOYING arv
b III. regularly authorized Agents of the C0npi.
Iy sinf D the Roberts Patent cover the use az tho
T''rpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells.
ana the se OF III Ii materials by other parties il n
dc,t infringement of their rights. Any parties in
tcait with according tOlaw, and-as acting williully
and knowingly in defiance of law and the decision.
Of the Courts
with view to accommodate Oil Men in every nart
Of the Oil HcgiDn. They have employed tho most
.llcent Agents and ASSISTANTS thai can be procured
Tpl the business. Each Torpedo /. labelled with
date af Istent together with the pric. of the Tor
psqlo, and signed by an officer of the Company so
every Operator wishing Torprdo may know its
yricc and whether it came from our Office
,'pc ators will confer n favor b. reporting to this
Office any negligence of Agents.
're following named persons have been appo Mt
ei Agents and Assistant Agents I; r the Oil Rt,ions
Of renus, lvania and West Nirgini,.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

T.TUSvIILE, CHUUCH RUN AND VICINI
TY-SffrIIhN ..OOF. office, Hamilton. t'ipn,
s'ore. aidg,s, Iiusvle, Pa. Assistant, John Var
Sciive'.
rtfEsyILLE. CHURCH RUN AND vICTNI
MIL. II THOMAS. Office and address, Man
tinn ,lIuse, Titusv g, Pa.
suANbURG AND Neutrality-suspicious. IH-
IN. Onic", Sha,nhurg; residence, Titusville, Pa
Ass.stsnt. A. A. " est.
ENlrni itISE r!.EASANTvILLE, BEAN
FARM ANU PtrHoLE-EOR GE w. VAN
NLIET. Office and address. Chase House, Pleas
sn,yiIle. assistant II. c. u huntingdon
TlDIOUF. AND WEST niCkURY-CHAs
Clark. Office and address, Exp css Office Tidi.
omte. Pa Assistant, y. G Bear;lsey
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address,, Petroleum Cen
tre Pa Assistant, Charles Blacktord
fARR AND BLOOD FARMS ana n,,,.,..
on oil Creek ana Cherry Run from sorv sr'Sa ELY ,y'ng
lintockville-JA. A.nEstsAUNDEnS' s",m .haro.o 10
'rafr Farm, Pa. Assistnn ;. Luther d sanrder,
Charles " Cochran and William How. 'u''S
McCLlNroOKvlLLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
"A. $. WtsT. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
Assistant, n. Mead
+ ANRLlN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY rIy
Err NiLBER Office and address. Franklin p,
ScRtRG ASS, II 'SrER FARM Il PA1REH,S
LANDIN'i-RlCiARD w. REDFiELD. Office
and a1dr'ss Sorubgrass, la Assistant, Il. w Por-
terheld, address Emlenton Pa
VIEW NlRGlNIA--C. D. ANGEL. and T. f.
COOK Address. Pnrkersbprg. vcs. Virginia
Roberts PctrolcUM Torpedo Co.
may,-dly.
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4 LLEGHENY VALLEY RE

New line to I.ti''lo. trou h the OIL Regions.
JUNE q, 1870.
.-..... s... GOING SOUTH
- OIL l,y.i Grnnklin. I'arkcrs ar. Pttsg
Nail. Q, 0am 955 n hi 12 30 pm G,,g mn
Fay ESP, 900 23spm 4a5pm s@pm
Night En-, $40 pm 1905 pm l,0)am 7OOam
sy- g7rs -GoiNo SORTH..,, .-5.-, aA
Day Ftp. 7.hnn m i.i1am i,5spm. e5onm
Wav Pas'r9na Il ~ AS f.3n pm i.V5 pm
Night tx, 500 ~ $40 Gm $50 am t,3jam
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Might
Express trains both ways bclwsen ittsbhrgh ard
Cory.
Is.. a.. J. LAWRENCE, Gen sap,
1iios N. Kia,s, Ass't Supt.
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GOING EAST,

lt,40 A.. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily,
CONFLICTING at Cory SUNDAYS excepted for " orrco
Pa. Mayville, Brocton and Ttusville. ara dnir
for Erie; at Elmiya with Northern Central Rnilway
| for Wiliiansporl Harrisburg, Philadelphia and RAJ.
imnrc ana at New York for Boston and New Eng
sIeap ping Coach is attached ia this train A, CIR
cinnati running through to New York
$40 p. NE. CINCTNNATI EXPRESS daily
| Sundays excepted meeting at BirgharDDtnn for
ALBANY and the celebrated summer 1e.ort sharon
Sprlngs and at New York for Boston, and all New
| England cities.
sleeping Coach is attached To this train ot
| Meadville running through to New York.
| 2,53 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS
| daily sundays excepted. Connects at Great Reno
with Delaware, Lackawinna a. Western Raliyny
| Tor Scranton, and at New York with Midnight EX
pres, train OF New Jersey Railroad for ihiladri.
| phia
| A Sleeping Coach il attached TO this train nj
| cleveland, running through to HOr cl'syiile con.
nectina with train having new and Improved Draw.
| M toom Coaches attached, running through IN
New York. ~
2,l5 P. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
| excepted.
1910 A. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sunday.
| ex ;cpled.
5,l5 A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays lex
ccpted.
Boston and New England Passengers with ther
iia.!Sf,e. are transferred FREE OF CHARGE 4 in
New York. "
The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleepinp
cHnchSs Hs-IN TIE WOkLD-ca accompany uil
night trains on this Railway.
~ The Eric Railway Company has opened n
Ferry from their Jersey tiiy Depot to the foot
of a3d 1t New ork thus tnab ing passengers to
re 'ch the upper rtion oi the city without the ex
pense and annoyance of street car or an omnibus
Ji,nsfer.
Nn-The scenery along the entire route OF the Eric
i'nilway is of the most picturesque and beautifnl
character. Adm!res Of Na'u,es beauties, in n
daylish. journey this Lin e. will find i,s ever
changing landscapes subjects Of continual admra
tion and interest.
Baggage Checked Through
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can be obtained at ali the PRINCIPAL r. cket
Offices in the W est and Southwest.
WM. b. BARR,
L. ID. Ku' kER, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't.
Gen Slpt jar IS, 1870
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Advrtising Medium,

rhe hECoRD has no superior, as it circulates
Wherever an Oil Operator or Dealer can be ioundl
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Philadelphia T. Erie II, r. n,
-''.. SUMMER TIME TABLE

| On and aftcr Monday May Goth, 1910 the taip,r
| on the Philadelphia h Erie Railroad will nun "a
| fnlnNs. . $3.50 "'
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Merchants, Lawyers. justices of the Peace, Land
Agents Oil pea er. and Agents, 1nsu rance Agents
ENprcssnen ~ other parties in want are In ormed
that We are prepare io'xeeutel oIder 4 kinds of
Ria NkS, business or leg III, ielulr, in this COM
muni!v.
Jobbi' p'tron'ga respectfully solicited.
". X L0NGWELL.
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Thanking onr friends for H. cir liberal patronage
in the past we shall nse our best efforts to merit
10 copliuusnce Marsh ltr
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-08
BULLS
SA as Alp a HI n
A GOOD REASON F0R THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter aud the Letter
from his Mother
Benton narm.k.. No. AprIso. I,ea.

E.Hton Baursks. Mo-. April -, lsso.
Or JOHN ECLL-Dsar sir; knowing us IN.
rrpcy ~ your -sfsparlla, ant the Dealing abb bcn'-
heal qualities PO.sssSss, ssnd you the following
state nieht Of ny casei
sas sounded about two years ago-sas taken pa.
OusT anu connDoi for sixteen inonth. Being n.,yI
90 often, my younds have not hralel!ei. have not
IA up.t moment sin.s Nas SOUNDED, ain -hut
iufuAsh the hips. ~ svauEa, ssglth 10 impaired,
mi need something 20 usHIst uaiulr. have muTy
fiibiu your rAr-npATlt than 10 any tAins si.s. i-
that that ~ genuine Please eHpross tue aLai ioA.n
bottlcs, and obigc CAP1. Z, l.. JOHNSON,
a. lopir. No.
u. The following Wa written Apfii -, irtf, ~
lMfs. Jennie Johnson, mother % Capt Johnson
I Or, JOHN BlLl1-bcar sir. Ny husband, IT. g.
:, JOhntoB, gas Ski.lill surgeon aed physician iu
Central Ass YORK. where he died, leaving the above
q. A. Johnson IN my A. thirteen years 81 age
hs had a chrome daTrhea and scrofuia, for which
gaSs hnn your sar-aparila. IT CURED HIN.
have for ten years recommended 70 10 many Ia Nos
York OHIO and Iowa, for sCToula. fever sores, and
general debility Perfect success has attended IT,
JAs eHres sgeeisg ~ seSgEia ana
Ssrs sissosi mirdouiNs am very anxious Tor my son
a. again have recourse 10 your saT.hpArla. lie H.
fearful % getting spurious article, hence hs Writing
3" you fDTit. Ills wounds were terrible but l.ieye
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Kennedy {!

Mrs. Cure. Cole and Gf.p.hg 10 rIlCg
WHiTCuNB's The towels, nod fAsiiiiat.s ~
SYRUP. tAU process d tOsiLlEs. )tESrS
Mrs suhiucs Corv4Islaus act %. PHICE
WELCOMES cr.uues sli diseases d,ui -
siRUP. - 10 infants AHi children. tNTS
MRS. Cure. uia rhsa, Dyseutsry,1 PRICE
WHlTCUaBS and summer Complaint ~ n
SYRUP. children % Nl ags-. J e. Ms
II isthe Great Infants abd Cliilrcn's 5OsthlnE
Remedy 10 all disorders brought on by tests.us, -
any othoreauso.
Prepared ~ The ora FION MEDICINE 90, So
LOUIS, 80.
sod ~ druggists and DO in msdicbc sNoT!.
sneTc. -e-7 lyIas
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Che G:rtnil,g bulletin.

20 s,ts,Sd BuLLsris Published every AFTER
n..u. a NJ. g Tonfh strc,i, ll"Vrntnn Bocsh y
-. A. liberty a o., for circulation by carriers,
:, womcn, and the mails.
,no y,,str IiuILEriS, largo eigh,pase forty col.
ANN p.per, "a issuc1 Thursday, for tho mshe, and
Tor sale at our counter and 10y ncwsdealer-.
agspce,men copies furnished ,REs Address,
JOHN II. OBERLY 4 CO., Cairo. III.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-08
vfisnos, WAGER County, Ga, /
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Jun" -, lrfs
Dr. Jous BuLL-pear err Ihavo recently gwen
your Worm bcsuoyeT' several tfisls, Anr tnd %
wonderfully slcaciou-. II has not failed 10 q single
lAtanfs 70 have tho Sisk od.fut cnsci. am doing
pretty large county ptsctic~, and have daily use lot
soHi. aTpcls ofthe kind MA free % confess
.AAi know ofbO resedy recommended by the ablest
authorities that IL certs AMI speedy "a 10 Effects
On the contruy, thsr uncsrtaln "a the extreme,
My object IA wgtnr you - % Ind out upon hat terms
| can get the medicine directly from you. II can
get upon easy terms. shah use great deal % u
am aware that the use oi such article, j. contrary ~
tho te1rhings ami prsilco OF great majority Oh
rsgtlar line discafdug remedy which 80 khOs o.
b, sufficient simply tecan-s may BE- ignorant - i-
combination. FOR my p,Ti, sisa make t tlls o.
Use all and every means o. nllcvlat" suffering human
~ which may ha aldo Ia commau4-uui LeritaiIug
b"causc some one more ingenious than iHI sell have
learned - effects hr-t ana secured the sol" right g.
secure that knosleige. H0soSer, atm ~ no means
advocate supporter 81 the thousand - pfts--
Rostrums that noOi ue county that purpoft u cur"
oil manner Of diseases 10 Shieh bDsh ~ h'r. fIrA-c
reply soon, aud Inform me ofyouf b~si terms.
JCLlC-F cLENENT ". y.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-08
THE HOLY GRAZ.
NEW PORN BY rHNSHs9N.


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Extract.
What il ~
rss phantom OF q cup that comes ami goes'
Nay, monk, what phantom ans"eFd PercNaie'
1.-THE cup, the cup itself, from which our Lord
Drank at the .s,t sad supper ~ .th His own
This from the blessed land Jf ArJmat-
AMER tho day of darkness, whom the dead
went wandering Ger Morish, the good saint
Arirnathgan Joseph, Journeying brought
To GlastenbFy, where the Winter thorn
blossoms stthristulss, mindful Of our Lord,
And there while IT bode; and II a man
Could touch OF zee it, he vas heal'd at once,
Iy faith, OF all his Ills but then the times
Grew TO such evil that the Holy cup
Wa. causht away " Heaven AMI disappeared.
Then the monk asks; "who hrst saw the holy
thing to-Jayf
"A woman" answered Percivale, "a nun,
And one no further of in blood frsm me
Than sister; and II ever holy maid
With knees Of alteration wore the stone,
A holy maid; tho never maiden glowd.
But that was in her earlier maidenhood
with such fcryeni fame OF human love.
Which beng rudeiy bluntcd. glanced and shot
only 70 holy things; to prayer and praise
she gave berself to fast asd aims; andyoI
Nun az sho was, the scandal OF tho court,
sin against Arthur and the table round,
And the strange sound OF an sdulterous race
Across tho iron grazing Of her cell
Beat, aud she prayed aud tasted all the more.
..And he TO whom .ho told her sin. or what
Her all but utter wilderness held for sin,
A man well nigh hundred winters old.
spAkc ofton with her OF the Holy Grail.
A legend handed down through i've or six,
And each Of theso . hundred v ntcrs old.
From our Lords time; and whom King Arthur made
HE table rousd. and all mems hearts became
Clean for season. surely he had thought
That now the Holy Grail would come again;
But sin boke out. All, Christ, that IL would come,
And heal the world Of all their welcomes
20 Father asked the maiden. might II come
TO me by prayer and fasiing' Nay said he,
i know not. for thy heart Is pure snow.
And 80 she prayed and tasted. till the sun
shone. asd the wind blew thro her. and thought
sho M ht hvve risen and hoated when saw her"