davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
THE DROP or AN VES-DROPPER.

The Springfield CO., Advertiser, January
lOth says: Quite IN interesting incident
occurred not two miles from this city, which,
we believe, has not as yet been chronicled
Any inquirer Is very easily satisfied Of its
truth by the blush that bis question of in,ui-
ry will paint upon the faces Of all parties
On certain lot is situated a cosy double cot
tage, the eastern part of which is inhabited
by Il gay, newly married couple, while the
remaining rooms are occupied hv Il maiden
of middle age. whose weight is POO pounds
avoirdupois. Immediately over the rooms
below is Il garret, with no floor. and sppara-
ted from the former by nothing but Il weak
ceiling Our esteemed maiden lady appear
ed TO have been for some time past the sub
ject of ne xt door neighbOr's gossip. Now
it so happened that one evening the aforesaid
couple were entertaining before their cheer
| full fire two friends, a gentleman and lady
Our ever watchful friend hearing the chat
ter and laughter. in her neighbors rooms
| became suspicious and determined that She
must he the object OF this ill-timcd mirth
Led by over anxious curiosity, she ascendc'
Il pair of ladder steps, and tripping over tho
wooden ioist, she stood listening right over
the room OF the innocent prattlrrS. So far
very good But the monotonv OF one posi-
ton necessitated change, and this. in turn
produced q slip, and down went woman
ceiling and all, to the evident discontinue 0
various parties. The dust clearing away
there was a piece of humanity suspended il
mid air by a robe de mutt, the eXtremiies o
which were attached TO the nails above. Will
a pair of pedal apprndages were dangling
about in search of terra irma Ofcourse tn,
shreeks of ainting women and the hewidcl
ment OF astonished men precludch all idea o
immediate extrication; so that il was moi fo
some minutes that our female friend tnln,
herself safe at home moditating over the fol
y lies of curiosity.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

90 not wish 10 inform you, reader, that Dr. Won.
drrin or any other man, has discovered remedy THAI
cures consumption, when the lungs hall consumed
IN Short VIII cure all Diseases whether OF mind body or
estate, make men live forever, and leave death play
or want OF work, and is designed To make our sublun-
ary sphere bssiUl Paradise to which Heaven splf
shall Dc but 4 side show. You have heard enough ot
that Kind OF innbuggery, But when tell You that Or.
stges ,Atarrn Kennedy ,nW postireta c"re the worst
rtsts OF CIarrh in the Head only that which
thousands can testify Ia. viii pay 500 Reward 1or II
case that cmnot cure. pamphlet giving symptoms
and Other information sent iree % any address TINS
remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN All. PARTS OF
TIE WORLD.
Price 80 cents Sent by mail, postpaid, receipt at
sixty cents four packages for doiIars iaNarr
Of coanfeJtAs and trot1hrs2 iati0aS. See that nay
private stamp, which IS pGSHff9 guarantee OF Eeaije-
ness, upon the Outside wrapper. Remember that this
private Stamp Issued by the United States Government
expressly for stamping my medicines, has my portrait
and address, and the words 80. s. Certificate oi
aenuineness, engraved upon il uuL be mis-
taken. Don'i br swinded by travellers and Others repre-.
senting themselves Df. sag; ana the only now
living that has the knowledge aud right to manufacture
the GehHjH" nr. Sage's tltarr, Remedy, ami never
travel 10 Sell this medicine.
Il. " PlERCE, NJ. u.
@mos!9 lsi Senect street, iinialo \. y.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

-'r'tS f' ftFf HUO'I. 'tTS f''t'
IN trn yttu'S.
q Hook f"r every "a
HE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF pRE9EhYA.
lion. A Medical Treatise on the Cause ami Care "t
MAN, NEEYor9 ANn PHYSICAL ID RiLilf, tisrur-
'NnR!A, ana all other diseases arising from me tr.
rssss OF mature years This IS indeed Look for every
man. Price only Fl.01- 80 pages, bound in cluh.
= asnoi. for W "m.a",
Entitled StNUAi, PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AM,
hti: pl5EASESi or, W'AM'S 1EllAlfh or fh1aio
is,uIciIiN AM EXTRAORDINARILY, from INfANcl
~ UIp ACE, with elegant lltf9rHtliV tN0HAV
ISG4. 80 pages, houah in beautiful French cloth,
4 nn"i. Tor E,e1ynoay.
FiA1tered by the reception Of al.I grrst .emand for
the above valuable and timely tresfs, an also to meet
great need OF the present the author has Just pub
N nNTs nsT bf$nHr 'b$ ~ cS q anh rcs n
Il %. or sENf tRFN receipt OF ior the other IN"
books, postage pad.
| nary WORKS on Physiology eyer pihtshrt. There u
nothing Whatever that the M..i:tikp 81: SINGLE, a
tlrnFt sen, either rr,nir1 or wish to know sstt
what fully ,>raIn1d, and many matters NJ the lst
important anl interesting chal&et'r ar introduced Ia
! IN our language All the AfN bl-' "Ntelk. ot ahe ~
NOR who-t prynee a auth ~ rohshl, nes-f brtul,
IGN to NE lot OF Any man are ren ia inil 40 r7,u
-hoald be without these vahslbe hooAa.
"N-AirAr, n"nh W. h,sr received thr ssl,,stl,
4eical works published by te Peabody b.adca insti
htt' iht~f books are q a,Hal merit Hnt @hn"Ii hht
place y e'ery Intelligent lmily ihey aFe noi IN
-ib parties, ant pufctsrd grap tastes, ha
written hy rtfpon- ihir Professional gentleman
tmlncnQr AZ source ul instruction vital lLAnltvY=
concerning "ltci, lameAt4he 3nnrtntv exists ttr in
ro7tant subjects presented Are treated ~ treaiy
ability and care, ant a. All tppenit- AaY astiul plt
ertona ior prevailing complaints sdtti - G0na
ErpHhis,an, larcasteT, ". n.
'ie author Of thear books Is al tho lt,rnru
amt popular ply cins Of h Gay tnd Is entitled the
gratitude oi our race iuf nee Invaluable prOueou,
Ii srelns 10 be his aim to niuce ana women tc
avoid the OF those diseases 10 which they sut
r.t and he tells them just low and when 10 do il. -.
/ <h5oh@ie, f.lT42lRgt0fs, Maine, Sept. -, 1869.
! Either hook sent ty mail on receipt OF price.
I N, Il. the Author Of the aDoVr-named medical WUTk
the thiei Consulting Physician of the Peabody M lui
cal institute and is constantly empoy cOnsuit
ton with inHdis 1ron all parts OF the country that h
has no lime to attend TO merP business details. There
fore all letters should he addreasd The PEA BODY
MFniCAL INSfifuIt, or Pr. ". H. FARMER tht
| Medical Assistant Of the author, and his Busnes,
gent, who we'll a. the Author him4rlt tie
suited on all diseases requiring SKILL secrecy ana
perienrr.
| iv,lol.,ri.t stcht,.t ASH CthrAtv RejIAt
lyrl
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
tssf Wukbs

pa.nnA. It's All Iii vain.
so eaget helping OF the tender hands
an ever knit a9aln the failing strand,
The slow waves wash il: twain
Hush. love. no passionate l,rayet
% Wistful watching for the weary eyes,
Ill hrin- moons radiance back to WihltF akiP.,
>:plngr glow 10 aiiinnnS air.
-lV little day is done,
The weakening pulse the feeble .lttttetilg he arr
hpye nearly throbbed their last; We two lnIst part
We two who were hur one.
/ viii moi say TO day,
Would bad loved yOu better" May be 80
tl1 All nv heart could give, II gave know
the la7t hours Glrtc away
And sou--you shall not weep;
irats cannot stay me- and want to resi-
VI, living head upon Your loving breast.
fines comes tor woe Tor sleep.
lou will have time for sorrow
When the grave closes Ger my head forever;
Ne may not watch the red sun sink together
tefchance, mine own. tomorrow.
Vow while The world goes by,
While blossoms bloom and fade, fruits form and
Wither
a I'd wnler'> ice bennn,> the simmer river,
Babes smile and Old men dir.
Inheeded and unheeling
Let he, and time, and death their records leave
" lille YOU and |, on this sweet autumn eve.
oar life last page are reading.
alh u iHt past, nav i''NH-
al the sweet days while Vet you woced your blidr
tl eeamng lingeiipgs VI the dim seaside.
rI walks through glen and grove
Tell how the great waves crashed
In i"ng low tlunder-musIc Al our feet
ti0A far below our iavorite woodland seal
The bright beck danced and flashed.
listen | heard elang,
Mellow and musical of tar-of bells
HOW SONY through the golden air il swell
Just 50 The joy-peal rang.
From the old tower at home.
When we two started on lfe's patll---ah me-
tWa- well we had no prophets eyes 10
Row soon The eud would come.
Hush, hllsh dear had known
Death luraed still closer think you had sought
tat un or stay? Nay, ii is cheapy boneht,
Such wear ~ ours, mine own,
Look at thai pretty bird,
iil-rc md the fallen roSe-eaveS-in my dreams,
" heh. shy and sweet aS April earliest cleans.
Fresh hopes within me SHRED
used TO think, we lwo
Would love TO show Suca pretty sight. A. 1hJse,
\ bird, butterfly, a crimson rose.
To eyes OF baby blue
Well. it will soon be past
Mad you viii plant bright howtrs upon our earth,
t. and our wee bud hhghted i'll its birth;
We guherrd yioIets last.
Good night, love. | am tired.
How the Old hill, with its forests crowned,
miles on the wealth of sWeep in" uplaIds round
nv DAYS last glory fired.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

Made Of Pcor Hu.:: &gniskey, Proof SpfriIs
aud ReiMso liquors ,ioNlored spieea and sweet
ened please tn taste. sail1d tonlcs, " Appesiz'
e1s nestorer4' ae., t.aJ !eal the tipper u
drunkenness aal rGiu, but 3 true Medicine, MATE
from the Native i:oots ant Herbs OF California free
from all Alcoholic SfiHiuiants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD III uRiriEls and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE psrteft l;enovstor aud
inyigorator oft. 5Tst a. ritESi@ OIL all POISONOUS
matter and Restoring TIE boOi u healthy CONDITION.
No person rahe these El!1tra a'coluiig 10 dite'
tion and remain long unW y
500 will be eiytn far .nrur.bit case, proViiei
tnc bones are not destroyed ~ mineral poison or
other means and Me Vital oig.N.a wasted beyond the
point oirepai.
For lnnunmutory an. Chronic EheuIina
tism aud si0hi, Dyspepsia 1r Indigestion,
Hiii0us, Remit vnt ii .ld int rrni:ttcnt FeveTs.
Diseases OF i:ie B;oDds Liver, hldneyss ana
Bladder, these HitteTs have beer! most success
Iul such ijIsr2a =; :.rt Caused by SliIUteu
BLOOD, which i generally produced BY dfIaFigeinen
Of the Digestive organs.
DYSPEPSIA Uk iNDlGEsTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs lightness OF the
Chest Dizziness, Soar iructatioas oI the stomach
BAD taste i'll Mnuth, Bilious Attacks ra!pitation
ol the Heart, lnAAl:atii., u the lurgs Pain in the
regions OF the .inc!s AID :, hundred other painful
symptoms, are he oiis i,r-aS5 Vi dyspepsia.
They iuyigorata the Stomach and stimulate the tor
MD liver ana bowels which l2nl: GhelI Of unequallel
efficacy In ceanSinE IL: blood Gi all impurities, and
impalting lii3 ana yi:ot 10 the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, i.fu9tions, letter, salt
Rheum Dlochcs. Spots rin?leS Pustulas, Bois, Car
bunclcs Ring Wolm3, fcs.1.i, al, Sore Eyes Etysip
elias Itch, Scuris D5coioTitioEa Of The Skin, Hunofa
and Diseases Of the Skin, OF whatever name or nature
arc literally dag up ana carried out ofthe system III
short time by the of these Bittegs. ono bottle IN
such cases will convince the most tncre1ulous c teir
curative effect.
Cleanse the Yitatcl Blood whenever you nnd its
impurities bursting through the skin i'll Pimpies, Erup
tions or Sores cleanse it when Won tnd It obstructei
and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when 1t 10 ioa
ana your feelings will tell you when Keep the blood
pure and the health of the system " i'll follow.
PIN. TAPE and other WORMS, lurking in the
system Of many thouslnt!a are eiectua5 destroy
ed ana removed For iui .iifey tons iead carefully
the circular around ea@h bott!e pflntf1 IL four lAl-
guages-Engiish, German, French ami Spanish.
J. WALKER. Proprietor r. II. McDoNALD co.
Druggists and Gen Agents. san Francisco. Cal,
and 81 aud 81 Commerce Staeet. Aew York.
s1- SOLD BY ALI DEut%i>ls AND DEALERS.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
Belfast l. llooscIleaI Lake L. 4.
AAil EI15 l
d6y=~a P-Ss--1@V3
OPEN TO BURNHAN1

OPEN 70 Is Y 1tN IL NJ :
On and after Monday, Dec, 70 1870, trains will run be
tween Belfast and Eurnhain as follows.
Leave Belfast, A. NJ; City Point, Il. A. NJ l;rooks
- A. NJ; rhorndikc $50 A. NJ. uuiy, sil A. M ;
burnham, Ar ga. hI.; Mixed, ,,tO L, NJ; l.5d +. NJ
-. 7. A.; $.2i I. NJ, $50 7. A.; 4.3U r. a.; Leave
turEhaIn, 80 T. NJ Unity, GIL 7. NJ; Thorndke ~:
+. ~. Brooks ga +. A., City Point, ..i l.. NJ; brts
.as l.. M Mixed, $50 A. NJ; 1910 A, B. los A. NJ +
H. ,> A. NJ ll.1j A. M. l!.l4 +. NJ.
Passenger Train leaving Belfast at A. NJ, conne~t-
with Trains Maine Central Railroad at burnh,tn for
Portland, boston, and all Stations west Of hurnham
Maine Central and Portland and kennebec Railroads
Mixed Train leaving Belfast at Lao, connects with
Train on Maine Central Railroad tor Augusta and SkoW.
hegau, and with Train going East for Bangor and "!'
Stations Maine Central furoptan North Amen
can Railroads.
Irsins over Maine Central Railroad leaving bangor Al
20 A. NJ AMI Train over Portland and hennehec kail-
road going East leaving Augusta Al a. NJ arrive al
Rurnham in season to connect with Mixed Train over
Belfast and Moosehead Lake Railroad, arriving al Bel
fast at 1!.l0
Stages will leave Belfast for 5earspor. and Stockton
on arrival OF 54j r. NJ. Train from eurnham returning
in 10 connect with the A. N Train for Portland
Boston, &c.
Through Tickets to Portland and Boston aoid Al
All Stations on This line. ti23 A. hAfFoRpt Suit.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

vOaa ID d ACxaS-A victim OF early iniiscre-
N ton, causing nervous debility, premature decay,
&C., having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
simple OF sell cnrt, which Ii" Will send free to
his fellow sufferers. Aidfss7 i. H. IuTllE, - Nassau
Il. New ork.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

y. y, q W 5N, E3sy III. ONIU.
nEEEssS 40 MAN NEAA -i'ar.
~ ties seeking locations for business Will find at Bur
ling Aton, New jersey, three hours from New York and
one from Philadelphia eySry convenience OF Railroad
and river traffic, coal, iron and lunber at the lowest
prices churches, schools thousand inhabitants,
and population Offering theni land, buildings, low
taxes, cordial welcome, aud other Inducements Tor
locating. Tall particulars .'Et application 10 N.
SLEEPER, Chairman Of Committee Gn fut,1 Improve
n4ent5, burlington, Nj.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

HaAl Agents maxim" money selling useful aii
beautiful articles, which in great demand. bU
els. will buy sample. EATON 4 SHERMAN, Groton
junction, Mas,
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

IYEMAfE nrreGaIATIies and Obstruc
l xi0Hs.-Dr. W. Fosters Female Periodical Pills
regulate and remove ali distractions Nothing inuriOu:
to health. s. box. once No. ll9 Nassau st. Room
IT, New YorE City. Sent hy mail anywhere on receipt
OF the amount.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
,As ss0>
70 FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

pE. DOW, Physician aud Surgeon No ! kDd cor.
street, Boston IS consulted daily Tor all diseases Inc dent
to tlir female stem frolapsu- Cteri Failing IT,,
nerange emrnts, are All treated on new pathological
principles, And speedy RELIEF guaranteed iu very fen
days 81 invariably certain ia the new mod ot frnat
nient that most obstinate complaints yield nnder n
ahd TN A'eted person soon iejo6es In perfect health
pr. bo" hts no doubt had greater exberfanoe IN ~
cure 81 diseases Of Women than any other physician m
IIustnn. F''4'N'"" '-'
boarding accommodations tor patients who may wish
10 stay "a Boston a lew days under his tre eatment
br Dow" since ISL haN ing conued his whole atteu
lo an once practice tor the cure OF Private Disease
ahe fthhie 'omp'sints acknowledge superior IN
n. Is. All letters must cnntsjp ou4 d.tlar OF ri :
VIII not be answereu
pthce hours irnm A, NJ, To = r, NJ.
BOSTON 1hb - ls1U. lgS
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
Royal Havana Lottery, of Cuba
$YDD.OUD

$JDD.ODO liz GDl.s ssrswn every II days
Prizes cished and Information furnished. The highest
paid for Douboons, Spanish Is Ink Notes. Govern
mrnt Securities, all kinds Of Gold, Silver, &c.
TAYLOR ~ co, Bankers.
No. iT w all street, u. =.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
1904. USE ThE VEGETABLE 1N7n
IC~Da.s g.ysasS g gsH ssaa.s no ~
J j ! j j J ! j J

Q
20 THE WORKING CLASS. We are now prepared
TO furnish all classes VITA constant employment at
hone the whole OF the time Tor the spare lnomcnts
business light, au proiitahe. Persons OF either
s'N easily earn from abt to ! per evening, and pro-
portioral sum by d-yong their whole time To the
ness. Boys and girls "lrn nearly much aa That
all who this notice ulay send their address and test
the business, we make the unparalleled offer 70 such
are not well satisfied we Will send 5 TO paw 1or the
trouble OF writing. u particulars, N. able sample
which VIII do to commence work On and of The
it1ples Literary Contpaaon--one OF the largest and
best family newspapers publis shedll sent free by
mail Reader, il you want permanent, profitable work
address 4. G. ALLEN CO., Al IA, MAINE.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
FLOW It.i. SE1lEDS Etc.

e. NEtSasd EeE S+ea,ni.sn 4aH Florist.
far0aAl,n. Coma. Importer aud DrAer in Flower
ana Vegetable SrFls int lin!tuus Roofs etc t.;ta
llrHlS ready JlnHtI,. lrre.
t:r1"kirn, Conn 1871.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

transparent and clear cry stal, ii WA not soil the
finest trorie-perecty SAFE, CLEAN and EFFltI
kNT iesderatums LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
/ ROUND Al LAST!
II restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
lnpars soft, glossy appearance removes Danlrui i
cool aud refreshing to the head, chrcks the Hair from
falling on anu restores il to great extent when prema
tureiy lost. prevents Headaches all Humors
taneous trnp1iOns and unnatural Heat. AS A DRESS
| INC FOR THE HAIR IN Is THE BEST AKIICI. r
| IN THE MARKET.
DR. q. SMITH, ratentte, Groton junction, Mass.
Prepared only by ftOCrER BROTH ERS, touce ster,
Mass The Genuine is put W In i pannel bottle mad
eNpressI Tor it, with the OF the article brown
t!ie glass ASK your Druggist tor Natures Hair r5tor
alive. and take other.
aB- Enclose three cent stamp ami send for Treatise
on tie Human Hair which ia worth $4,000 amy ar-
Stu
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND
NDSTRUhI MAI ERS.

no remedy, he relies upon MERCURY and gives
to his patients, in PILLS. Drops &C., the Nostrum
maker equally ignorant, adds to his sOcalled Extracts
Specific Antdole, &c, both relying upon its effects il
curing few in hundred, II IL trumpeted in various
ways throughout the land but alas nothing is said
the balance, of whom die, Others grow
lett linger and suffer for months years, until
ieyed cured II possible, by competent physicians.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
MATuRE E'E

Contains no LAC SULPHUR No
SUGAR OF LEADING LITH-
ARGE No NITRATE OF SILL
YER, and is entirely free from
the Poisonous and Health de-
stroying Drugs used in other
Hair PreparatiOns.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
No. 4 Bulfinch Street, Boston,
iOpp0site Ateyere lhouse)


DE-, ". II. FARkEk, ASSISTANT FhYsieitN,
Mr.tsa,t haowrei9s }ar errrgboRy. go 900 saapifs
M ttNn NtlIt.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

i,a.ilnA. lis All Iii vain.
so eagei helping of the tender hands
AN ever knit a9aln the falling strand,
The slow waNe. wash III twain
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24

ing the second floor. with two beds and
four hoarders. who were sleeping il
them at the time Of the firing, fall Il
the lrst floor one of the men, George
Hoffman. Of Shamoken. Was shot
through the head by a musket ball
while lying asleep In bed. lie lived
about three quarters ofRn hour after.
Yards, he leaves a wife aud two small
children. his remains were taken 20
Pine Grove. accompanied by tho be-
reaved wiie. children aud father.
The building at the time contained
thirty men. women aud children. nil Of
whom, except Hoffman, escaped. The
object Of the mob evidently was 10
murder the whole ofthem. there were
about one hundred shots fired in the
building, some Of which were fired into
the bel rooms, aud several Of the balls
entered the beds in which some Of the
inmates we're sleeping. The building
was occupied by three families, one Of
which kept boarders
The evident cause which led 10 the
preparation of this outrage. is, that
all Of the male occupants with Que
exception were working for f, Roads
& Co, at the so called black leg col.
lirry. II is high time that some action
be taken for the better protection Of
life aud property in this region what
think yuo," ii. B.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
Letter from the Coal Regions.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, MAR. llth, IL.
Friend Fred.-I embrace this my
first opportunity of penning you few
lines from the anthracite coal fields Of
Pennsylvania.
You are no doubt aware that the
greater portion Of the collieries in the
anthracite region are on n stand still,
and have been for the last two months.
On the 10th day of January the
Grand Council Of the w. B. A. called
a suspension throughout the whole
anthracite region, for the purpose Of
reducing the stock Of coal in our mar
kets, and also for the purpose Of ad.
vancing prices, which would follow an
advance of wages for the miners and
others working in and about the
mines. On the 18th day of February
the Grand Council ordered the men to
resume operations on what is termed
tho three dollar basis, but they did
not resume, the operators and carrying
companies were not vet ready.
The fight now is shall the operators
run their own collieries and employ and
discharge who they see fit or shall the
men Cor in other Words the w. B. A.
run them and dictate who shall and
who shall not work, rs they have been
doing for sometime past. The men
throughout the region are getting dcs
perate.
A terrible outrage was committed
in our quiet borough, which made the
whole community tremble. On last
Saturday morning, about two o'clock
block of houses, owned by Col John
Hough, was attacked by band ofout
laws. The men living in these houses
were employed by +. Roads & Co.,
who arc running their colliery on the
co operative system. but designated by
the w. B. A. us n black.leg colliery.
The mob. supposed TO number 40men,
attacked the buildings on the north
and west sides, and during the fireing
some of them broke out panel of the
door on the east side of the building,
and put keg of owder in the house,
with fuse ignitod it and then ran eX.
pecting the powder 10 do its work. The
explosion wasterrible, completely blow
ing out the emu and part Of the side Of
the lower part of the building-leav-
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-03-24
ANOTHER TORNADO.
Frame Houscs Demolished-LOss Of
Life.

Frame Houses Dcaoiishod-LOss Of
Life.
ST Louis, March 20.-The Lebanon tlll.l
Chronicle gives an account Of a terrific tor
uado which passed over portion Of st.
Clair comfy last Tuesday night The
storm passed half mile east of Lebanon
and did great damage Some twenty farm
houses were blown from their foundations
or entirely demolished, and outbuildings,
fences and trees were destroyed. Miss
Watson WAS instantly killed. Mr.. Yer
million was fatally Injured and has since
died. and his wife is not expected TO recoy-
er Miss Ncrmillion's arms and legs were
broken and she was otherwise injured.
She isno; expected 10 live. Nearly every
body in the house destroyed were more or
less hurt, several Of them dangerously.
Some houses and also persons were moved
from one 20 two hundred yards, and trees
two 10 four feet in diameter broken like
pipe stems.