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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-05-27

CODA WATERING have just opened our So
= ia Fountain for the season, and would advise
those who Indulge il this delicious beverage to try
our "Arctie Soda Water" feeling assured We Of
fer m article inferior to none in purity y: Fla
vorin- Syrups we have n variety which win al
ways be found fresh and delicious Also Cream
Soda with any favor desired. Call and be con-
vinced. W. :. MASON.
WE would call especial attention to our Pure
w and Genuine French BRANDY received in the
original cask. Pure bourbon Whistles; also
Port, Sherry, Natve Grape and Madeira Wines
ali warranted. ". :. MASON.
I HAVE large ard beautiful assortment Of
I lamps which am selling ~ cost Those
wishing handsome and elegant Lamps at Low phi.
ces call and select.
May 20. W. s. MASON.
az GALLONS Of Pure Old French Brandy
Z.J warranted gcnuiac-jjust received and for
sale by ". :. MASON.
rEuREE Thousand Little Sally Cigars, just re
ccived and for sale by
april %, 1871. W. 5. MASON.
T,ARMERs' sUPPMES.-GraiB Cradles.
4 Scythes Rifles, Whs; Stones, Water Kcgs,
Kakes, Cradle Fingers, Snathes, &c.
For sale b. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
MACHINE OIL, for sale by
WI JAS. LAW. HOOFF
7 HAVE two Mccormick Wheat Reapers, il
/ good order, g.. ssia. JAS. LAW. lIJuFF.
IMPROVED double shovel Ploughs, for sale By
I Nav 6, ISL JAS. LAW. hOOFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-05-27
MARRIED

No paper bottom Shoes or Wooden Nutmegs at
5. ELLINGEB'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-05-27

REF. \. C. HOPKINS,
" W. II. MEADE,
" d" J. W. EVAN,
J. W. McCURDY,
y. :. WHITE,
Y. SutGERT,
". 5. MASON.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13

We all remember the story of Mury's
little lamb. 1t has assumed many forms
but we have never before read the follow
ing Germanic version Of it. 1t is thrill
ingIy interesting and life-like:
Mary's cot Won little sheepe,
His fleece ish vite as wool;
Und everywhere vich Mary's bin,
Dat tam leet!e scheeps he'scum, too,
All der time any more at all.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
TIE ENTERPRISE.
sHeetUater, Thursday, Jan. l8, 1871.
BABY 8 LETTER.

Dear Old untlc, I lo:v)r letter,
Ny OIL m1mm-, axe often better.
She every lag li;t,e bit - Jngrr.
lvn't mean iotc 'icE r,ry much longer,
Dahl 90 70; csH'' hardly stsgger,
Mn1.ny slys he lin4s 10 much lsger!
psst LITTLE BABY Lhl i bl collie,
lial 10 :HAs tree dope messy T~ollygo.ir,
For Joe t-thiP, felt WASHER ever,
shAu't iu'c no U..e '1tEiy never
W.nl on s'omit, felt ooty ball
Wore Sc o. s,in".' evj~ | h.l.
Ever hai he,'y-ate, yld Cnllr Rjll
faint NJ rlH, aow cay what % will.
l rselt 10 sleep all day end cry al night
l'Un't DO 81 nov, clusr faint wight
Eut lin growing. giltin po0ty fat;
Gain lup,, two r%ouni', only uukp'ya''
Little hnniu blankets, was TOO Rig before
NUs, cunt PIN uic in ',m no more.
St,rrS So ,9mll baby ~ stout,
llJ 90 ct the p~'ei'.ln 'cm III our.
10: . heal oc ..ir ICES % hra'' - a,shr,
Ant l'r boo eyes yAt ,.,S rr : 'slt
My W,Hmy -,ys he'cg a.. see
IUy olt'r taly haN rs vss, o. INC
Grrr.m. r'.rr. ..tnr hiEt Sarah ;.y;
tahr ln-cs 5,'r, t1hy love. To-.
B,Ar ..aA. ro5'r .i.' rl.s gar''s All,
.,ua,.ftl.3 "ul,..- big ,y.ss ~ ismlll.
raa': vito no more. -'E1,l bye,
J.0, oh Il'.n, viz % ',ss eye
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13

"Tf y love not tIls o. sorrow,
Itrtr Sc turn FROM tli,.'

III AF love nHt 70 He ~. rNEGNw,
Igray ye turn from tai,.'
Iwa.5 yu. e caijd wntn the Douglas
family pin: ~. G-sa"y1I, and took pos
bcis.ol VI I~r G1r,tge; but | wei! ro-
Ine-a5.r a1" -ycrr one IL tie village
WIS p.ra.eI It.. tlr "oAso was again
t.4na.aA IL Gal y'a~, 90 dos" a-c
s.v'a .as Widow Percy deaths tnur II
1l.ia one sal % .Jnt NJ Il. Its gta'..
l.- .1, ao-l at-.J h,.aI 'r. doorway
ur..al -'T." -,la ",1o sH3Ucrs #,.Ncu
web aud tua iiroga and vines, once 50
carefully trained, running 10 Re. II their
cAl2a"I~3,
Q,ca more the windows we've thrown
VIE open. ana the snowy muslin cur
'.'ls i.t'..a. ~ .At morning breeze
onct'm0lo Oh" Pi"-. WINS Wto'.hsd the
y4.,o~s ottlo porch "'.,'a or lat; taoy
la! s,"a-t.-., taaro a'i..5 .%r out, en-
br'@a, n.:hi"g ari once again tie
OH vim !gu- 1T, cool shadows ovcr gay
1..l ErJ,'p c-lic,u, WIG 5portcd OF
.ln Gs..4,H#Hl ut 'lle'r feet.
T. a,.rs 1i. l.t1 r.,9 '.. Al 81 The
III. . lake" WIS Gaa .gr&,' 50 noble.
F3r. s'yras Of -p,rs he'd it oI.',ooj the
nn.t. m { TO toAp..t. yielding no n""u
10 On, ,,-.,, .tlt..u -,aa. haj twice riy-
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13

A Christmas Gift 70 III Yearly Suhserih
IN ers 10 APPLETUN'S JOURNAL VIbhshrd
vtegly. Two months subscription Gratis. The
Months Of November and peremler 1919 given
gratis to all subscribers remittius "a for ths
year 1911.
Any one desiroue Of making 4 trial Of the
Jourual't TO ce whether they like it, can have il
Tor Two Months by rcmi,tihs Ms Fity Gents.
Picturesque America, consisting % sllendidly
executed views OF AIneti.an Scenery cOmmrnc-
ed in November. d. APPLETON y CO., Pub
lisfers. View Work.
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d IL e G IA s w q L e ,
Direct Importation.)

They will be grntifed to see their old friends
and customers, guaranteeing them rs heretofore,
entire satisfaction.
They would also call the special attention of
merchants in this portion of the State and
throughout Middle and West Tennessee,
~tieorgis, Alabama, Kentucky, North Carolina,
and Virginia, accessible to this point, who have
never visited their house, to the superior adyan-
tages they will offer them in Stock adapted to
their wants and the special Inducements in
prices.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13

When Socrates was asked whether it
we're better for a man TO get married or
live single, be replied: "Let him do either
and be will repent it,"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
TERMS, INDUCEMENTS, &C.

TrRus-a3a year of SO Nrmiers, and only
y 80 in Clubs oil Ten. This Quarters IS num-
/ ers sent Free, as offered above. Our Club In
d%ucemcnts for 1871 are unPreccde ,tei. Speci-
mems, Premium Lists, Sc, to all forming Clubs,
and we want II live Club Agent inevcry town.
Address b. b. \. MDORS, n Park Row, New
Hnrl
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
TO PHYS ICTANs.
Preparation of Compound
Extract Buchu.
The comp onert parts are Buchu, LsDg Leaf, Gu

The component parts are Buchu, Lsng Leaf, Gu
cebs, Juniper Berries.
MrDE uF PRrPARATIaS.-Buchr in yacuo,
Juniper Berries, by di,tillation, to iurm a tine
gin. CuJCbs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from juniper Berries; very lit
tic sugar is used, and a small proportion ofspir-
it. lii more p~ulatahle than ANY now in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is Of dark
color. 1t is II plant that ebits'its irngrance:ine
action OF Il flame dcstruysttis its active princi-
llt), leaving Il dark aud gluttinOuS de,octicn.
Wine Is tie color OF Ingredients. The puchu in
my preparation predoniiuates; the smallest guam
,ity vi thc other ingredients are added, to- IRE
vent fermentation; uIou iusl% Octi0n,. it will he
found not To I've i TinUturC, as made in Pharml
coprn, nor is it a Syrup-aui therefore can
he used in cases where fever or inf eN-
1T. In this, }Od Ii We the knowledge OF the in.
gradients aud the mode ot preparation. Hoping
that YOU will favor II with II trial, AMI tina; up
On inspection it will meet with your approta
tiUn, with ateoliuE o. confidence am, Very re-
spcottuiyr II. y. HErMH III, 3hcmiGGaud
Druggist, of l6 Years Experience.
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NASHVILLE
w eekly Banner
For 1871.

SUBSCRIBE to a first class Family, Agricultu-
y raj, Commercial aud News Weekly at the
capital of your State. Forty columns OF flesh
matter every week. An agricultural Editor se-
cured for 1871. Most reliable Commercial advis-
er in the Stare. Splendid premiums offered to
those who make up Clubs. No Farmer can 90
whhOut it; it's market quotations are iudispenSa-
BILE to the Country Merchant. 1t should b. read
in every household.
Send for list OF Premiums and forward clubs to
ROBERTS & PUtVIS,
Nashville, Tenn.
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BEGl AMEAQRAN WRENlY J

1t is the Standard Authority on all branches
of Agriculture, Horticulture, Sc. Asa Literary
aud Family Paper it is n tavorite in many Of the
hest all over the Onion, Canada, &c.
Inieed, Muore's Rural has no Rival in it, sphere
md is the Largest Illustrated Journal on the
'ontincnt-eao number containing Sixteen Five
Column Pages, double the sizs oG most paperS OF
tts class.) 1t is the pager Tor the Eat, West,
North and South.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
loa~ ~
IN CHANCERY COURT AT MAD.
SONVILLE, TENN.
Arch. Bacon vs.. ]. II. Scott, James z. Roberts

iTVH' DUCVH W. u III DVUTi JHHICp 70 IVUU''H
AID others.
ri appears from Tic bill flel in this cause,
Il which is sworn to, that defendants james II.
scott and janet +. Iiohertcs are NONRESIDENT OF
the state o., Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered
chat publication be made for Tour consecutive
weeks in the Swcetwater Enterprise. II newspa-
per published ut Sweetwater, Monroe county
Tenn, notifying said nonresident defendants to
~ pear at the CLulncery Court to he held ut Mad
isonvillc, on the first Monday in December next
and make defence to the charges contained in
said bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
aud the cause 8 t for hearing ex partc as to them
true copy Of thf order.
Test: S. 2. HALE, c. 4 NJ.
novl0.4t.pf-5
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LOCK TO YOUR CHILDREN.

Subscribe for the Enterprise Il is we'll
filed with reading matter. An orssiual
or a selectal story Zach week.
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The Best Paper,
AND n
Best Inducements !
This Quarters 10 numbers Sent Free TO AL sub
s%cribing, before rerember 18th, lSf0. Tor
Next Years Filty-Two Numbers Of
NGORE'S RERAL NEW YORKER,
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY,
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.

THE RrHAL, now in It's 2lst year, is not only
he LARGEST, RESI- AND CHEAPEST, hut by
lar the MISUNDERSTANDING JOURNAL
~ ITS Class IN THE WORLD! Nation
Al in Character, Ably Blded,- SupurtlS Rlus-
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
BIFFBRS

country and ipGudurui Hc N-gn-
din0riam Hood PItr6cr; si,rc
vhich time Moan9da hag, Lr,n
currd, by lis uSe, II Srq'rid audi.
other blood iissdS,a Il roa!t.rx,.
besides Tie L!iis Il PaLisyn AMI
Strap Of SGia1gir, d-t7s inyori-
Ell from S,rcdcn jar IL clpr>z
mGngtdciurc, mkHo~H and not
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
TIE NEW YORK METHODIST,
AN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY.

Now in its Eleventh Year, publishes Sermons, a
Serial story Tor the Family, 4 new CGiIlren'r
Story every week, Chats with the Little Folks,
EDITORIAL by the hest Methodist writer's aud 9TH
ere, Foreign AMI Domestic Correspondence, full
Departments OF Religious and Secular ln%telli.
grncc. Price 50 81 II year. Liberal Premiums
or CO h commissions to cauyassers. SUbs,rip-
items tomi. cnce nj any time. For specimen, en-.
CLOSE II two cent stamp to prepay postage. Adj
dress THE METHODIST, ia Nassau ST., \. \.
DON'T WASTE TIME AND LABOR
by miar un aworl A<e, SEM 81 5lto LIPPIN-
C0pF \ BAKl WELL, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
thev will send % ti7-'oo Axe, Exprcssage paid.
IIalra day lost in grinding will thus he saved.
ETDT HATS, Fatigue and Parade GAPS,
lnD Rel's, Sc, of various styles, Mt the
oil manufnctorv, l4j Grant st., \. " FsRrh-
lished $50. Send for Circullrs. CAIRNS 4
BRO, Successors to II T. GRArACAP.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13

d.. RoLnr&'x
fRig0d itNx ulc
: e; rs %.. {.
Gachprd .Jor a
Esi"ifw purpose,
-I One trial inru-
muJly establishes hrm as .turoriicS
wiM all who use them.
Tile reasons why DR.. Rob1cF'y
Blood PiHs hoaid be hspt ia rr-
cry family are: BrcaaSe h:y eur
Be employed IN all e''sr's ~Lrre a
".(dmjly Physie' =, ,r2nirrd, and
are pertSs7Ey safe IN their aimin-
ietratioH at al times; Because
a.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13

Mry are mate
both with and
'riMOm sHy.r-
coating, thus
adaphngihsm TO
The use of every
body; Because
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
III. u, Helmbold,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway, New York.
NONE ARE GENUINE

Unless done up n stsel-engrngc6 wrapper, with
fac-simile OF my Chemical Warehouse, and sign.
ed II. I. HELMBULD!
apr29-ly,
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| Kept by W'Oihe-
| cdrirs in this
country. Il
single trial wiH
| c]OHUiHre The most
hcpicat Of lis
ToMigtui raiue.
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SI0liiCG


Mans .T-lrr De.
h,Sach. Tie rri-
rbiudrd NIr,I,Si
IfI ','i'ff., from.
N,'y iJiDi, NW,-
.dfH, oyiiHt 10 his
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-01-13
HELMDOLp's FLUID EXTRACT OF
CTU and IMFROVTD ROSE WASH
Use Helm holds Fluid TAtracc Blu.

Use Heln holds Fluid j Atract Blu
chu
In al disea. cs Of thcee orrrrs, whether exiting
in II ale q, fcmil' f. on WI TT yer cause origirf-
ting, - dnom;te o ow | re standing. Il is
rlCm;nt II t"stt an o1,r " III cditu"i in ac-
tor, nd a,me Il e Ct. enilg tlan any Of tie
Iu ali ii, Of IaIl OIL hon.
tt osc tufcring ficm boT en- down or dclicit
c~onstiiut OILS, lrOcule tie IT mtdy at ontC.
The reader must be aware that, however slight,
may be the attack Of the above diseas es, IL IL Ger.
,uiu to Affect the bodily health AM mental pow
ers.
All the above diseases require the aid Of Ii
uIetic. heluLold'e DAuu,t buchu ID the gIea
DiuIetic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price-sl.2 rs
neF bottle, or 6 bottles for $3.50. Delivered to
any address. Describe symptoms in I'LL cOmmu-
nicatiCns. Address,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-10-20

ANA lianfl;n Spelleu IL fl5ht.
Such n buzz followed that Betsey
Shorts giggle could not be heard, but
Shocky shouted, ''Ilanncr beat my
Hammer spelled down the MASTER" And
Ralph went over and congratulated her.
And DIR. Small sat perfectly still in
the corner.
And then the Squire called them to
order, and said : ''As our friend Hammer
Thomson is the only one left on her side
she will have TO spell against nearly all
on tothcr side. shall, therefore, take
the liberty OF prOcrastinating the COM
pletion of this interesting and cNactjng
contest until tomorrow evening. |
hope our friend Hammer may again carry
off the cypress crown Of glory. There
is nothing better for us than hcaIthiul
and kind simu!ation.'
DR.. Small, who knew the road to
practice, escorted AIrandy, and Bud
went home with somebody else. The
Others Of the Means family hurried on,
while Hannah, the champion, stayed be-
hind Il minute TO speak TO Shocky. Per
haps it was because Ralph saw that
Hannah must 20 alone that he suddenly
remembered having left something which
was of no consequence, and resolved to
80 round by Mr.. Means and oct it. An
other of Cupid's disguiscs.
(1O be continued }
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-10-20
VOLUME 35 NUMBER 1876,

were lined with tall skeletons of walls,
which threatened to fall at any moment
in others the buildings were reduced 10
mere heaps Of smoldering rubbish
Every now and again bright flames would
leap from these piles as they were famed
by the wind. These small outbreaks OF
the fiery element were Immediately re-
pressed by the firemcn. The only build
ing of which particularly took notice
was the new Pacific hotel, only one wall
OF which was left standing. On Mich
igan avenue | noticed the wreck OF the
houses which had been blown up TO ar
rest the progress OF the flames They
were mass OF ruins. | observed a good
many people prowlin" about the out
skirts OF the burnt region. They were
mostly 4 bad looking lot. All day Mon
day it blew fearful gale, and the dust
from the falling buildings was almost
binding. Many of those visiting the
lower part OF the city wore green wells.
On my way back through Wabash and
Michigan avenues and Clark street,
saw groups Of families camping out in
the road around the few articles of fur
niturc which they had been able to save.
They had no shelter, and must have sut.
tercd terribly during the fierce rain storm
OF that night
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-10-20
Ihr EDCct Of SWiudiiny .Idrerfisc-
UtFHfS.

\ publisher can do nothing better
calculated TO injurc or destroy the char
actcr, value and influence Of his paper
| than by the insertion Of advertisements
which ;cnd to detraud his subscribers
50 many people lavc already been swim
died by this class of advertisements, that
4 large number of readers have almost
ceased TO pay attention to any class OF
advertising, being SO disguised with their
costly experience as 10 have learned to
class all alike, and to believe that adyer-
tsing Is no more nor less than an attempt
to defraud.
To foster this state of things il not
only doing an injustice 10 the large class
of upright advertisers, but if the feeling
should crow 70 any large extent, rs it
must certainly do if publishers do not
remedy the evil, it must seriously injurc
all departments of advertising, and throw
away millions of dollars worth OF honest
business. \ single swindling advertise
ment Is enough TO greatly injurc the rep
utatIon ol paper among business adyer
t!srrS, and the ultimate result with the
public will be 50 large 4 withdrawal OF
confidence that it would not pay respect
able dealers to continue to advertise.
Is 4 publisher wise who, in order to
gam Il few dollars from a dishonest man,
helps destroy his own chief means OF
support Already a certain class of ad-
vertisers have discovered that their no
ticcs can havc no influence unless insert
ed in newspapers of hiah character.
Thev have found that Journals having
the strongest influence are not naceSsari-
ly those which are largest, or which can
count the highest circulation, but those
which may be relied upon Tor their integ-
rity and fair dealing with the public.
They consequently examine newspaper
to see the character ofitS advertisements,
believing that ii their own is placed be
side that of 4 swindlcr, the public will
decide that both are intended to defraud
1t Is 4 fact worth considering, that
publisher who sells his reputation loses
both ways-his readers have no faith III
him, and his advertisers can obtain no
adequate return for their money. That
one or more unrcticcting publishers
should suffer from their careleS>ncss i'll
this respect i not Of great Importance,
but it is well for the trade TO bear in
mind that the logical and inevitable re
suit OF the printing of 4 pcrnicious advcr-
ti-cmcnt will be almost irreparable inju-
ry to the whole system of newspaper ad
VertlsnL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-10-20

ANYrHlNG ELSE BIT SORRY .-''OnCc
upon Il time" Il bic, strapping, awk-
ward youth, fresh from Vermont, enter
cd the Dummer Academy at Bytield,
Mas, Tor Il little share or erudtion,
which Is dulcd ont ut this Temple OF
Minerva at economical prices. At that
timc-we know not how it is at present
-tIc boys and girls were kept in one
apartment, only the middle aisle separa-
ting them. One day, this Vermont
striplin@, who had Just been helping one
of the girls through 4 hard sum-he was
cute on cyphering-thought it not more
than fair that he should take toll for his
valuable services; accordingly he threw
his >talwart arm around the rosy damsel
and .avc her sly rousing smack, which
startled the whclc assembly. ".Icdediah
Tower, come UP here ~ roarcd ont the
preceptor.
The delinquent appeared, his face
glowing with bluShcs like a rcd-hot
warming pan-and looking as sly as
nnny.
"Hold out your hand, SIR" said the
pedagoguc. 'I'll teach you not TO act
thus i'll this institution
The huge paw was EXTENDED TO hor-
izontal linz toward the instructor, who
surveyed its broad surface with 4 math
emaiical eyc-calcnlating how many
strokes Of his small ferulc it would take
To cover the large number of square in
chcS which it contained.
'.Jcdediah, at length he said, this
/, the first time that you have been call
ed up for any delinquency now, sir, ii
you viii say that you are sorry for what
you have done, will let you oft this
lime without punishment"
Sorry" exclaimed the young-tcr,
striking an attitude Of pre-indignation
''Sorry, No, sir, am not And will
40 jest 50 again if | hev Il chance. So,
put on, old tellcr, Jest as hard as you
like. by the iumpin' Jehosiphat! I'd
stand here and let yon lick me till king
DUN kun. afore I'd he sorry at that-by
Thunder, | would ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-10-20
the Heart Of Mdu.

El"h has 4 secret 7clf-Gu inner life
of hopes and f,ars.
High aspirations, doutt;ngs calm and -;ric,
And joys and
No eye but Gods within the veil can I-oI.
nto tn, world
! he human hpart il m unapcn d book
banner turcd.
n,i-hty ocean, to ,ho = lowc+t deep
w, clun,t Sc
\ secret treasury, OF which heaven keep.
The rIas;,r-kcy.
An u'solv, Il, awful my4.cry suhlimc
Nccr undcrstOo =
\ battlefield, whore viI,uc strive. it'll crime
Ev.l with good.
The an- els of our kind and !. Iv,rsr fat
Are u.arsh.tlc,l thorr;
Light pIaprng with p.im darAnc..-lovc with hate
Hope 18th dcrpair.
None ever pIr- the tCrCt inner door
That guards the heart
|; is Il crypt oursclvc- ctnnot explore
In every par.
We axe not a. We scon!--for oft the ,yc
l;rlic- the hIcI h
The Els cry peace whct hagi; .rd ear. i. niri,
Ana wild uurett.
CT, ;tioi,'f plan
Find cut! 'rwcsc cisir t'.tn to und, ut .ni
The htIt Of man.
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\ little shaver was told by his mother
the other evening at the table that he
could not have any meat, rs it was not
good for him, when hc somewhat aston
ishcd her by quoting verse from sun
day-school lesson that ''man could not
live by bread alone, and added, "Now,
ma, l don't think little boys can either
The Juvenile had the best Of that argu-
ment
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The ChiCdgO C0IdmHy.
THE STORIES OF EYE-wITNEsSE~

THE STORIES OF EYE-WITNESSES.
The papers are filled with the most
interesting and hcart-rcndin@ accounts
of the Great disaster, and some OF them
very improbable. We give below some
extracts and the reader can judge what
to believe
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LB. HARRINGTON, SONS & CO.,

MI SIC ROOMS.
,,r,. IT, L. street, and Eastern Av,nuc 81. Iohnsbury
L,,,- o hand large assortm, nj of IIA>"s CNEi"IT
ur,.,..- >urEr Mu-IC and IN-IEt 'ii"S EouE-, and
.....-.u ila;ud- OF Mr:IC,L NJ cCHNNpl~r aud fi'r
N,.t
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MATTHEWS & PETTENGILL'S

NpIFH' A*n GL&TS' DI&I&,. Euoti
I-.".rn Avenue. "pio-it" Court ii,'. S't"'.
H,u-..l -, Nt.Tn-,I
N. j. PIKE,
!. = l. :. : !. ID \ / { / q l. l. i.
II .I,husl:lrN. VI
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IR A n A r We
WETT & BRIGHAM ,

u .al,r in ". + GOODS, GEut EEIES, ILui
IEpNISIrNSt lANhEE NOTIONS &C.
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NII"LI-' Ut HINLEIS O.,

/ Lot l. \ y II h 1. L. - : T. = !. - l..
i.,r. rd lrd- direct from the mills at the south
,Ii Wet, aud from thu hSt Dil t:rncTIrz in Penn
. tult Al-O la G"ucr.l VI, rchI hIudi-r, combating "i
~, t,uDt, and huiC, Family GIoccIi,- which OF
i,r 20 tL, trad. Railroad Street, =.
iY.i.-t,ur.. uI th, uIu-t lNortblr term.
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p p IONERGAM.

Manufacturer and Dealer il
t.D''i ,-lI'I.S aud 1t BEERS, also lI.\IiilE,
FINDINGS, Ere.
U..,'.'Nu -t.TrI- "a. I"n ,.-,.t :N,
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H. E. G. D. o. WOODRUFF,

: : :
IIN. SHEET Il;rN, BRASS AND COPPER WAKES,
Nai d,tIcr- in STONES, Hollow Ware, Y lukrc No
iiuus Etc l:tIIruld StrCct, -. .IUhu-hury, VI.