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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

on the floor and WAS filtcIimg through
t" the ground. The heavy beams of
the roof had fallen upon the burned
bodies. >cNcIing limbs and mutilatim"
the remains horribly. The bodies were
removed To the hospital a> speedily aS
possible. The huilding WAS most un-
fortunately constructed: 80 slight. in
deed. were its floors that the water
went through them aS IL sieve. 1t wa>
an imposing sham. With the certainty
that Il hundred persons would hc dom
icilrd upon each floor. there was Vet
proNItlru bat one means ot exit. and to
reach this many of the guests were COM
peeled t" traverse. corridors almost lab
NriHthS. II waS fortunate for the pco-
pie living in the vicinity that the fire.
did not break ont the night before.
when nothing could have saved the
block with the high gale then blowing.
Chief Engineer Pcrlcl SAYS that the
facilities for the exit of the servants
were good. but that the servants were.
confused and huddlcd together in two
"l three ronm$. and were >motlIrrcd to
death and then burned. In one in
stance three women mounted II chair in
Il rear room. and tried to get oIlt of the
WlndoN on To the roof. but being um-
able To break the screen We're >mOth cl-
eel and burned. embracing each other.
h" part of the houS,. burned Wa> the
extra story on the south side. fronting
on Twenty third street. and WAS occu-
pied exclusively 10y the female help in
the house. numbering some two humd-
red souls. The rooms are very small
Ifh Inv ..,.IliIt,r .,I,l
tnur and sometimes six women sleeping
in one room. As before stated. though
the facilities for exit aIr good. the >,.,.l .
ants at the time We're mostly asleep.
Mr.. GIl>wold said he PASSED through
the hallway near the rooms about tWcu-
tN minutes before the alarm. and all
wis quiet. All that part of the house
located on the Twenty third street side
Wis dclugrd with water. and the tmlni-
turr and carpets totally ruined.
Nearly all those ~ h" lost their lives
were >rIthhimg women. who are. "hlig-
eel /" rise early in the morning. and
who therefore retire early at night. 81
that they were in bed and asleep when
the lire reached them. They aWokc
only /" find all hope of escape cut of.
and then I" claw III Vain ar .hr iron
frames which kept them from reaching
the roof
y" one i>u"W> how the fire originated.
The injured giIl> were too badly burnt
/" giNra connected account. y pI"ha-
hl' Theory i that in the fright and con
fusion resulting from the bursting of
the steam pipe Il lamp WAS overturned.
FmthrI investigation 10y the Fire
Marshal in regard to the fire show :
that the iii" WIS raging nearly half an
hour before the alarm was sounded and
hrII lnr this delay the terrible r.Ita>trn-
pine might have been aNrItcd. When
the alarm WI> given. the tilcmrn re
>poudcd with remarkable pI"mptI,.>~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Gusinrss DIRECTORY.

ip,p.. Hn>inc>> dHd Locntj"n of he Icdd
,,,j Eu>nc>> Hon>cS in 81. .IoLn~bHIy.
agricultural Tools and Hardware.
UhE\EN \ HASKELL. H"Nt~ Block. L; Il. -.
ip"th'c;iri">.
Nl'rIINM EI;u~. W. =. Bank Block. Main 81.
ENNpNiIA \ son. I;andall'- Block. Il. K. ST.
itt"rn"N> at Law.
NiInEN \ MAY. N". CIlrl"miam l;k. mp stairs
N.J. WILLARD. Main >r.. over Hall \ Fctchrr's
d-.' l;ril Estate I;r"k-r
% G. IpE Bank EInrA Main street Prompt aud
'u'iul attention -r'"n I" every kind "i legal
hu~Iur--.
i:ouL~ and stationery.
uuWNIpA \ EOWEI.I. Calr,loni.n l!l'k Main 81.
Is,I>"r~ and '"ni"cti"m-r>.
CROSS \ MATTHEW'S, Main street.
BARRIERS.
l.. Il HI.NCKNruNE. Union Block. Main Street.
blanks Tor Lawyers and Town Officers.
g.. VI STONE y GO. Cal"Inuian Block "pI"-it,
soldiers Monument.
Boots and shoes.
IlNNClN GALLAGHER. Wards llh.. Il. L. 81
CI"thing. Hats and Caps.
'"IIN MpOEE Iamk lil"'k. "pI",it" st .I"hn-
"N Ii"n~'. d,''irr IN I;'.'dN Made 'I"th'n4 tiat'
rud caps. ''"mt~ Furnishing ''""is rtc.. etc.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
I = /. IAIEI:NNk~ y co. Fairbanks Village.
tr"rkrr,. Glass and Stone Ware.
g. \ /. FNIEENNk> \ 60. Fairbanks Village
,.mp'.timg Paper IIansinr-. Window shades.
O. y I. FAIEHANk> \ co. Fairbanks Village
Dentists.
o J.. rEEklNS calrdoui.n Block. Nam Street
E " WNENEI Union l;I"ck Main street
Dining: Rooms.
NNTHEW~A y rEIrENGIIL. Eastern Avenue.
DRY Goods. and Ladies Fancy Goods.
s. l. BLISS Flanders Block K. Il street
~. Il. HALE. Avenue Block L. L. street
O.. y I. FAIEI;ANk~ \ co. Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods. Housed -k""pin.; '."",I>, etc,
INILA FLETCHER; Main Street.
Flour and Feed.
GEu. NIpIICII \ co. Eastern Avenue.
Furniture and ta>k"t>.
/ l.. HALL. \ HEOIIEE Main Street.
q. u rI>BNLE. Flanders Block. uI stairs.
Family t.rnccri..~ and Fruits.
y COOK \ 60. Eastern Avruu".
iii" Manufacturer.
81 .I"hu~hury FL. Works. opp. Passenger Drp"
Gr""rri"- and housekeeping Goods.
3 = I. FNIHEANkS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Harness. Robes and Bl,nket>.
o.. COOK Eastern Avenue.
Hotels.
NNENTE IIuU>E Il. Il; II. q. q. Hale rrnpr.
Hoes and Forks.
IIN ENLCH \ co. Portland Street.
Insurance, I.if..l
g. ~NI1,ENr tEtuaI Railroad Street.
Iron Founder aud Murhini~t.
90 Isl El-//EI.L North end l.; l.. Street.
Millinery and Fancy Clouds.
DO "a ~ENrEE Nam Street.
D. v NNID Wards Block. L. Il. Street.
Merchant TaiInr~.
B. \pEEWOnD. pnnyillr Flock. l.. Il. Street.
'rI,~I.EN \ ~INS. rui"m Flock. Main Street
Music Rooms.
D. u NEEINGTu\ Sons y 60. l.. Il. Street.
I'hN >irian- and surgeons.
HI. J. " NptiNTE. Residence, and office. fir~I
i'aa south "i \"rth { hur'h. Main street.
Photographs.
% N-pI;I, II EuruIruu'~ I:udug. Nam 81
p 4 tLITTpI:p Cal,Ioui.n ll"ch. Main street.
Printers aud Publishers.
" STONE = ca. ti',j"utiu Flock Main II.
stoves and Tin Ware.
f. FLETCHER; Eastern \ ,cuir.
"a. T.. y Il. .. WuupEI-FF Elilr"ad >tr,rt
ID COW DERRY I.,~J,ru N,ruur
Watches. .I'.w,IrN and Toys.
HOW Al;uA i;ON ELL. Cll,tl"niln I:l'k Main II
IoIGIiIuN \ CARPENTER: Eailr"ad Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Matilda at the Gate.

Matilda. just N"u mind them hens
And ,ho" en- out away from here;
They rr scratching all the garden up
Why, IildN'S gonr-wa':tl waal. that ; at
Sh' amt contrary lrulr.
Aud @rm'lll "hry~ my Will
Eut. though ~h, heard me oil ~h'. put
Why, thrrr- I."r-nH" Frttingill'
II" met her and She st"pprd /" talk
Them hens will ,.,t mp every thing
He wuutiu. her I" taLca walk
Na'al. 1t j. nice /" walk in spring.
I!"~ t""k hrI h:tnd-r"rr. that wont do
She -ccm~ I" stand uncommon still
Id better let them know I'm round
t.""d r>rnIn- Nr. rciiim.Iil
lie don mind init amt IL" ll~,.--
Nh. wanl. my rrur has been and ,"n,.s
But then. Id really u" idr-
How IIldy was q GETTING ON
Ih'~r -d~ -r"w up. and pI'rrl -""u
They lay us odd ones "n The. shelf
l."r'uIu l. e smart y"uu- man
GUESS III tend them hens III, ~,lt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

ln;Iiu>f tIriI. instincts Ir,., III.,it, in
meals !, , d,r,.c.,n,I. h.,I,it Lmt !, !.
never vi>, tn t,rrr f,oL iutn., r,Iu,t.,,,
stomach for the. six. nf ,.mnI,,it,
Humorous
"il"W odd "" look without flesh,
SAID Il r"IlntlNIndm VIII" Wa> Looking at
il >krI'i"l "i 4 donkey. at the Museum.
The Christian Adlocntc SAYS: .Com-
mend u> tn that Bapti>t brother. vho.
ON going into the water to hc h;utiIcd
replied to the suggestion that hc had
better take hi> pnrkrt-book ont of his
Docket du.il," the oIdiu,urr ..\n
want my porkrt-houk haptizcd with
me-"
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Little Blue Eyes.

'' an Slt WIN N"H
'' rljalni\. 81.
Nice weather
'Npl"ndld. indeed.
l"p> growing lHtl\
Yes r"llldn h" better.
Was Sllilh" IN Il passenger '"i'h. ON
/ Il w l>'hh>ll lilII"'i. one d'i\. Years
ago. when Il g""d-l""klm%. pleasant
spoken man came along. stopped III my
seal. ana the above conversation i""k
place. 'n" H''''' r'l' "i II "i''f ia"
| gwen NM plrI "l my seat.
Now , am ir@a'"c" "I >"'Ia1'r
! man. ''h' I"N'' i goo" ''' anu
'h'''N sour '''''">c man. VII" uses ms
tongue "''lN Nh'h i''l'''i TO- l. '''''Il"
/ I" "'' "' some 'r'''i''I "'N''.'; an" :"
I" some place "' ''''-I"I P''h'Ni''',''''
-" entering il i''I'" car AWAY :
i""h a'",' l"i 'a'N'llN' man. ana
th'l' l S'l H> close I" MN ~ l">>lhi'
ana "ii'Ih MN "rN' II 'h' Journey i
I"n% enough
.\i" "ah' I" >'i'' one 'I'',i% more !;
len an "il'I'"I' !" i''' ''''''' '','''"
me >',i '\'h' Nh''n h,a,'' me one %"'
h''k''" mere aI" '..''o '"'i'' an" @''"
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VIZ It I,'''
n''n''I '''.i anu ~ 'N' "'' ''I''''':'"
I" It"'l 'NH y! man race IL ne II,
''h"cu me '\''. ''I" mon 'i,''' my ser
on '"lh" over Keen "i '\'il >haiP' "'''
'h' h''"' h''- ''""''' among stranger :
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
The New Name.
Ki II T.. WARNER.


What shall call her when We meet
Sh" knew II" other name on earth
Than that which m"th"rS lind ~"~wcrt,
Though words h,. cold and littl- worth
"Omr baby seemed name complete.
l'ut nov, :" many Years have flown
Since from my tr.tltul .azr ~h'. PASSED
How shall |. III the great unknown
Amazed where. all j. ~tran.t and vast
How shall | there reclaim my own,
W hat sweet. rare titl, does she bear
F"r WHEN meet her "n that shore.
Grown wIsc and great as she Is fair
My baby, can say Ii" more,
For shall hr the infant there.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

BUSINESS CIHDS.
r. kI>>EN.
sole AGENT frr
~NNEOi;N CHUEN. ton Caledonia County.
C.D NEWELL. ID. u. -.
49,, DENTIST.
-'>t-h0 upp,>rtc 81 .I"hnShury House.
DI;E>>-MlKI>G.
LADIES desiring dress NIahin4 and other Srwin.
..u' promptly and we'll viii find Miss ROSA
.t ~ at II. T.. NllOEEl : Music store.
HoIGIITo> ~ rOrE.
Homeopathic Physicians and surgeons.
. N,'> ,7 7I"rEn I,,a ~ .,n% I"T%HnrHi; ia !;
H e., tl"r.uI"< MD ". q. rorr NJ u
BiLLARD n FOLSOM.
rUN-ICIA>> AND SuEGE"Ns
81. .I"hn~burN.
".. E,"k Hlork. MAN street
.r EulLId- r,.~drucr. Dr. F"l~"m's Residence,
"..,,. hour, from - t" 10 \. NJ. TO- +. NJ
y. VI. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS.
...lro,d street 81 .Tnhn-Iury. Vt
joins HAtO> I'd.
bIALEE IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
~. .l"hu~hurN Centre. VI.
HITItL LIFE I>>IHN>CE COMPANY
OF >Ew Y"Ek
'~Ii ASSETS OVER. sl5nO1. Oon
. r EL"r"EIr Special Agent. - I"lm~hury. VI
-. 4. BEoOk-. VI. d..
PIN SICIAN AND SURGEON.
''it hi~r'>Id'mc'. opp. th' Bakery. .I"hn~hurN
T.. =. LONEEGAN.
MANufA,IuErE A\r DEALER N
'"l> SHOES and HG'El;i.l;S. ais" LEATHER
FINDINGS. ETC.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
A Romance of Real Life.

'i''' i''' tl'iN w iiiN' l'lsilllttl
their original Nigur in Il remarkable de
gree. To SAY the least he is hale.
hearty. and blessed with IL rctrntivr
memory. and he delights in telling of
the exploits of his ancestors rs well a>
l.. !. Bamum. and We fully believe that
his stories have Il smaller Sprimklimg of
humhu% in them than those told bN the
Great Snowman. The following MARIA
tive of his Is a> true as history itself.
and tIurr than much that comes to u>
from mcda.val times
Thomas Miner. the grantathcr of Mr..
l'aNl> WAS Il sailor. shipping from IIalt-
ford. Connecticut. Coming home from
Il voyage he met in the street Il man
VIII" wished tn sell him Il whole town
ship of Wild land in the state of New
Hampshire. ''Jack Tar" said he.
"couldm't buy Il whole township. hur
would run the risk t" take half Il town.
bears and all
"Wrll." said the old man. I'll sell
half. and the bargain WAS closed and
money paid in hard coin
Like all sailors. Miner WAS somewhat
vcntWrc>"mc. and this time ne had made
Il ''Nrmturc" without knowing his man
- he told his captain.
~ on fool. said the Captain. ..Nou
are just like all sailors: ynu don't know
how I" take care of Your money. luu
will never see the Land or the man
again"
:" Miner shipped again. He made
one "I two VOYAGES. and coming home
'"nrr upon Il time. he told hi> wife he
WAS going t" >re the New Hampshire
land.
"Wrll. said She. I'll 90 too. and
take the baby"
80 the old mare was >addlcd. Thomas
having hy some hook or crook got Il
mare. and man. Witt and child mounted.
with Il gun and compass. and all >tIt-
ed tnr the wilderness. Long. Weary.
and many spring days passed ere they
arrived At llan"vcr. New Hampshire.
keeping close +" the Connecticut river.
which WAS Il guide. and from whose
waters they qucmrhcd thirst and "cca-
~i"mallN caught Il fish. But they got
there.
The first question Thomas Miner ask
ed. Wis. is there Il town hcrrahnut~
called Canaan -
''Nr>. WAS the reply. lit j. down in
the woods eighteen miles and no road.
Nothing daumtcd. after rest and lc-
!Ic>hmrmt. Thomas started. and 10y the
aid of ''hlaIcd' trees he found his land
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

DETGGEp ANp ROBBED ON TIE RAIL
ROAD. y New York gentleman VIII"
WAS on his way to Mcridcn. Conn.,. to
visit some friends. Wa> made the
victim of a new Kind of railroad rob
hcIy. He had laid over at Norwalk
and took AN ;itIcThoom train for Mcri-
den. When he got into the ears Il Wo-
man sitting with Il man. left her seal
taking the one directly in front. there
upon the man offered the sitting thu
made vacant to the new conner. 1t wa~
accepted and Il conversation soon Inc
gan. In Il short time the man asked
the woman i'll font for that bottle, ,,I
sherry" She handed him IL bottle. and
after taking Il drink he handed the bot
tie back to her. Then cNcuSinr him
self for not offering the stranger some.
called again for the bottle. The Strilm-
gel declined; but after being asked 10
try 1t 10y the woman, took drink. He
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

y GREER ROEEER kILLEp Bl \ W ON-
N. \ creek woman recently adopted
Il curious method for recovering her son. .
VIII" had been seized 10y robbrr>. and
for hose dcliNcr;Incc Il larg r:In>nlu
WIS demanded. Processing her will
lingnc>> tn purchase his freedom. the
robhcr chief Wa> To IiIrct her in Il Ger
tain place to effect the transactions She
dressed her Younger bruthcl in woman :
clothes. and took with her some none,
and cake. On arriving at the spot they
found the rohhcl chief with The boy br-
side him. tied hand and foot. She fell
at his feet. handed him the money and
the cake. and begged him to deliver up
the boy. Th" robhcr took the. money .
but observed that il WAS To little. and if
the rest of the sum WaS not paid within
two day he would eat of the hcad of
her son and send it to her as Il present :;
ut the same time he commenced eating
thc cake. The brother then seized him
10y the ann. and Il terrible struggle took
place. during which the woman drew Il
pistol from tiIc rnbhrrS belt. and shot
him dead. They lost II" imc in liberia
ting the boy. and III cutting oil and
hllm@ing with them the r"hbci ; head.
upon which Il pIiZc of three thou>lnd
Ir;I"hma> had been set for the Last five
Years. This sum will NOW fall to the
share of the woman and her brave
brother.
Delaware having joined the Rcpuh-
iican column ought Ia abolish the piIn-
ry and whipping post. such relics of
I Il a. 4
at once. and until they are. her conNcr-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

- 1t is never too Late to do good
This is illustrated daily.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07
Health ! Beauty =!

Strong and pure rich blood-increass Of dash
and wcight-Clcar skin and beautiful complex
ion secured to all.
DIR. RAILWAYS Sarsararillian Resolvsnt
has made tn most astonishing cures. So quick,
80 rapid urc the changes the holy unaergots,
under the influence OF this truly wonderful me,
dicine, that every day an increase in iesh and
weight is seen and felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Every
drop of the Sarsaparillian Ie'olyrnt communl'
Gates through the hlooc, sweat, Urine, and 9TH
CT fluids and juices Of tho system the yisnr "
life, Tor i~trcFuirs tho wastes Cf the body T.u,
new and sound material. S~crofula, syphilis,
Consumption, GlanduIur Diseases. Ulcers IA
the throat and mouth, Tumors, Nodes in tue
plandg and other parts Of the system, Sore
Eyes, StrumeruUs discharges from the ears s7i
tho worst forms OF Skin diseases, EruptlOnS, re
yer Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, salt Rheum,
Erysipclas, Acne, Black spots, Worms in the
Flesh, Tumors, Cancers in the Womb, and all
weakening and painful discharges, Night
Swcats, Luss Of Sperm, and all wastes Of tho
lie principle, are within the curative range Of
this wonder of modern chemistry, and 4 few
days. use will prove to any person using ii FOR
either Of these forms Of disease, its potent pow
er to cure them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced ny the
r " iar snrro.is i" nrras|ini ,hos" 80
ppni rc,nirs tIc samc ri,b now moteriol n,,i,,
rr,,, b,,oitby bIo,J~onj This Pho Snr.an"riI,n
,yfI and Inos scc,ro-a cnrs i cer,p;r. Iar
,rnar nn,o tLis ron'sJ, co,,",or.os u, v,g y,
,nriGr,tior ami snrcoods in Jfninisbin, ns
."I ,|o.t1 ' ;ts ronoir. rrnI ~" rariJ a"
cry day the patient will feel himself growing
better and stronger, tho food digcstinC better,
appetite increasing and flesh and weight ip-
yot %nIv does tbo sarsonoriIIion ResoIyept AZ.
eel al Known remedial AGENTS in tbe curs or
Chronic Scr"fnIors. Constitntional and pkin
diseases but il ia the only po.itiye cure ion KID.
nov and BLADDER comrloints. Urinary and Wnrsb
Ii,casc.. GrryrI, Diabetes, bropsy. Stonrar. a,
Wafer. Inrontiprnrn og Irirr. Brirbt's Disease.
NIbun,imrin. nnI I'm IN rigc, where there are
brick -Ju.t J.',.... wafer i, tli,h. ,oaIy.
mi,pd with .ulb.,u... FL. .uc white OF ma ,gr,
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07

A correspondent of the Cnannsti Com
mercisl describes Robert bonher III thin
way:
The man is not handsome, a Bit; cor
taiuly not on sight. Bcoad-,hou'dored.
rcd-fsced, sandy uh'sker., haasl eyes, =
great head, u gibbs league, Il nervous
movement, and "a jarky,i,resalar ~rop,yon
cannot feel easy in his prr'enoa, though
he has appointed this hour t. rec yoF,and
genuine Irish hospitality, is trying to make
you comfortable. No, 40. lIa is 30
quick and hurried, and srrong Of spirit,
that you cannot resist the feeling that you
are q slow co'ch ii the way Of an engine
with n full head of steam, yud you fco!
Ike stealing your hat, slipping out when
his back is turned, and heeiing it for your
room, and leave the strong man t. drive
on at Dexter speed.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07
.. z. Ghilaress, Ag't., Gweo5wator,


=, WALnhn, FioFTsy,nr. n IT, ACpSSSLD = o. DEAssi''l ana
NILITOyS Boar Tc,,,no,y 10 ,hoI, w
de,Ii,I Curative Tsrect.. Tbcv arc uo, a rTa u'."-
Drink, made Of poor RIM. VVbI,S.,' -
SnIrIt, nnd Ror,sc II-rors do,ta-aI -
sseo,eped to ploa.o The taste called "Tonic, y d. " ,nao vs.
ers - " Re,torcrs ~ &c that lend tbo tnnIcr nj. 10 dr,nron7
ucss and ruin. but are n trre p,ediginc r,,1o rron a..
na,lge yoo,s and berb, Of CaIIrorpi, F-o. So, u,
EI01D PURIFIER md "a TJPr cTvJr,r
RTyCIPIF- n norrcc, rcroyn,or and r,rIra.aaSSr
Inc system. carving oy oil noisoror, mo,to, and 80
ING tbe bIooI to a healthy condition NJ ro.,oa : -.
thcse Ritter, occording IN diroct,ons o,I roraoin I I"n ' 80
we'll nrnvldsd their bonps r. mot 1.strovoI h ,mI,.-a,
ta,on or other mean. and Tho vltaI or,,n, w,.tct 1890
the mint nr rcn,Ir
Th.v ,roo cor,Io Du..
TonIc nos,.,,,n, nI-o tLo roo'Ir,n - ., ''""S
poycrfuI ncpnt In rcic,Ing Cor,os,ror , nsa ~ 80
The Liver. and NIL tbo vI4ceroI Oryans
FOR FEMALE ,r,o,,o. :,
younr or old. married or sIuglo nj tho d,v, ~ -
boo4 mr. ot ,ho turn or I0n. inca, ri, M, ."~
canal
For Tnsnumnto-y ,r, C1r,,,o u,,ozu
and Cont. Dy.Dc,s,, a., gnJ,un.,Io, yrm,a-"
rcy,,,.c,t and untermI,,on, E,,or. n,.a"sa
ofr,. EI,nd. I,y.r En,n,rsn. rt,aIam 49,
Uy,,cr. have h,on r,,,, o,,o,ssCrI 60 ~
arr c,rsoa tv y,,,,.., n,,,, ,rL,,, T,r.u--,m."N
ducsI Lv 1or,r,.n ont - ro n,,a.". o.. rO
rT.SyA cT9 Tuyn,Ts y,Sr,yH,
nj, T., a.. ,L.rI,.- - - ""e'
n,,z,rcss Som rrr,,,t,,, 90 ,no c.amaan =, 80 "S
,hn Wor.b rm,a,, 60. n,fnI,.,'" '|, Nv IA
Gor,r,o,,,, - ,ho - nat" T., sha - n> 90 i'
news. and n hundred other psinrpl sv,r,to,r, : ,h, nT
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07
Sorrow.

.poa nay lips she lail her touch divine,
n'merrg speech oui c]arc,rs, laughter died;
Size liked Aor melancholy eyes oa miuc,
! saa the wett wind llr.r il s,oulleis white,
In aogk- carccring through the APRIL sEy;
1 could lot sing, ,hou,h 10. was At IL, Lriglt,
For hs stool silen, by.
| vrt.hedth lovely evening fade away
Au.tvas li.htly drawn asro., the stars,
She broke nv ouiet dream-I heard her SAY,
"B,,olI your pri,on bars
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07
i Confederate Parent,

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