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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22

THE REVERE DIsAsTER.-AlthOugh
the public generally will soOh cease to
remember the dreadful railroad dis
aster at Revere, last year, some cannot
forget it, as we are occasionally remin
ded by such items as the following
which we clip from the Boston Journal ::
Ex-Chief Justic Bigelow, S. II. Valley
and Otis Norcross, referees in the mat
ter between the Eastern Railroad and
Mr. Stephen o. Thayer of Newton, who
was seriously crippled on the occasion
of the Revere disaster, have awarded
him S25. 800. Mr.. Thayer lost the use of
all his fingers. his two thumbs only be
ing left. attached to mutilated palms.
His left eye is entirely gone, and his
left ear nearly deaf The right eye is
in very critical condition, and the re-
suit may be total blindness, but it is
hoped he may he able to see well
enough to go about alone. He is under
the care of Drs. Hayes and Williams.
and is kept in dark room. His bodily
health is good, and he is hopeful that
he will yet he able to >uperinterd his
business and enjoy many blessings i'll
life. The case of Mr.. Charles Nudge of
this city WAS recently settled for Sl2,-
600.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22

\ NEW NILLANY.-Thc Nashua Tele-
graph says that DIR. l.. Chcsley, of Not
tingham, recently received Il letter from
an unknown source, containing two
postage stamps, with an urgent request
that he should send by return mail, Il
letter, to ii given address in New York
City. The doctor complied with the
request, using one of the stamps just
received in mailing the return letter.
wctting the stamp by laying it upon his
tongue. whcreupnn he WAS instantly
seized with IL mysterious t;iinting >clI>a
ton, accompanied with severe convul-
siNc action of the heart. difficulty of
breathing and II pricking mumbmcss of
his whole system. His wife WaS seized
with like symptoms ON appl wing Il small
piece of the other stamp to her tongue.
and has been Frustrated ever since. The
doctor had il quid of tobacco in his
mouth at the time. and thinks that il
acted as an aItidotc To the poison which
the stamp contained. lie has sent the
remaining stamp to Boston for anall sis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-03-22
Profitable Employment
Geo. P.Roweu&C Go.

Tor Il Circular, or inclose - cents for their On"
hundred Page Pamphlet containing Lists oi
5000 Newspapers and estimates, showing the
OF advertising, also many useful hints to advert-
ers, and account of the experiences of men
who are known rs Successful Advertisers. This
firm proprietors of the American Newspaper
ADVERTISING \ gencN,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

A valuable State exchange truly re-
marks that Iowa has no complete
system OF township government,
though Il he's the skeleton of one. It
b . QUESTION worthy of attention
whether very much Of the business
new done through our county Board
or Supervisors, especially the laying
out and control Of roads, erection aud
repair Of bridges, etc., could not be
moee economically and satisfactorily
|0ana1sd b. che peOple In their sevst-
II townahlps, The nearer their affairs
are brought home to the people inter-
1stsd Ia them the better they are
uuoal1y done. 3 tsst asa rs
Aneaher the Muscatine Journal,
add, "IlllnOis long since adopted =
system Of township organization. So
Minneoota. Iowa iags behind her
nsighboss In this respect. Who Of
our public men will 0rst move In this
direCtion?' Upton Advertiser.
We have alluded to this subject
heretofore. Having lived the most Of
our life In States that had the town.
ship. government fully organized, Il
was some time before we could COM
prehsnd that Iowa, the Massachusetts,
Of the West, was 50 far behind the
times In this matter. = the facts indi-
cate. There IL very much business
that comes to our County Board that
never should pass town line, and
thousands Of dollars paid into and out
Of ths County Treasury that thould be
disbursed - well as collected In the
towns. The Town Supervisors or
Trustees know more about their local
bridges and roads, than tho county
officials have the time to learn, Local
self-government IL the glory Of our i'm
titutions, and II should prevail a.
generally ~ possible. Clinton Bee.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
.egetableCure

CUrssal diseases caused by self abuse,
VIZ: Apsesss0torhea, Seminal Wcaks ess,
NfOM Emissions, Loss Of Memory, Unit
seve0i L1ssifa6e, Pains in the Back,
DiNsness Of Visi0n, Premature Old Age,
Weak Neru6s, Difficult breathing, Pale
'C0untesdnce, lnsdnity. Consumption,
and all diseases that follow as . Sc
Quence on youthful indiscretions.
oR1hb medicine has been ussa In our practice
NJ 1DpouA aad Nth thOusAn1streated IL has
49, - Angis inste"eA
aDr1Hch p6rkage Of vBsxrAsLx Cusss Is wrap
- - nA9sA mnAeAne aans Ieper, printed In gold
IoeteeA - cooeaino one b0ttls nlled with sugar
onaso6 p1ln, anA 90 vlal ~ MeS1icstet Powders,
sacisnt TO make Ons half pint Of injection and one
syringe. #N
nUPrtce q yer pack axe, by mali FREE OF poetaxe o.
o. Three packag0 By express on receipt IT Ten Dol
iAso.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
Proceedings Of the Meeting in Dis
trict No. 4, Of Cedar County. for
the Organization Of an Insurance
Company, ~ per Arrangement
of the County Council Of p. OF II.

WHITE PIGEON, Dec. 7tll, ~.
According to previous notice, the
farmsn Of Sugar Greek, Farmington.
Inland. Rochester, and east half Of
Center townships met to organize a
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
On motion ]. d. Ross was elected
Chairman aud NJ. G.. Wilmer Secreta-
~.
several plan for adoption we're read,
when Mr.. Jos. Wsaver submittad .
Consultation and By-laws. similar 10
the one presented by him to the CouD-
ty Council, which On motion was
adopted. #ss .itst4
On motion Wilton Up Of Mussatine
county was sddsd to this District. Il
Tue following officers for the sssu-
Ing year were elected:
President, Thos. H. Fishburn Vice
President. D. L. Wilson Secretary,
G. r. F0rst; Treasures, Jas. II. Lsech;-
Observation-Disclosures, Jos. Weaver;
Inland. Wn. johnson and Morgan
Blair; Sugar Creek, Isaac Kiserl;
Rochsster, J. b. Ross and Amos Barn
ard; East half Csntas, A. ]. CrAw ford;
WtltOn, G. w. Norton and Chas Der
By. - HI $500
On motion adjourned 10 meet 6etsr-
day Dec. 2lst, 1872, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
1t this place.
J. b. ROSS, Ch'n.
81. q. Wsr1EE. accsr .4sts---.--
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19


We certainly hope that tho follow
ing, which we find among lass Wash
ington dispatches, may b true, and
that the course therein laid down win
b. carried out 70 tbs letter. Tbs postai
service sadly needsit; and ab0vs Ill.
some pettifogging dsmaeog icai mem
her. Of Cougpsss need IL to ave thsm
from the contempt Of their constitu-
ents:
The Postmaster General has deter.
mined 10 extend the operation Of the
civil service rules to all minor Post
Offices whose iEeumbents receive .
salary OF less than 81, OOO. An order to
this effect will be shortly promulgated.
The examining boards will consist Of
the travelling agents Of the Post Oftice
Department and the Postmaster Of the
nearest large Office. The principle OF
appointment will bs promotion based
.ccc examination. This destroys the
local patronage of Congressman, ~ the
most insignificant Postmaster will be
appointed without their recommends
ton, and perhaps in epite thereof 1t
10 expected that the promulgation OF
thi, order will create political con-
sternation, and that 1t may precipitste
legislation abolishing the civil service
regulations. The President il deter
mined that II the cisil service fails, its
failare shall be attributed tn Congress
and not his Administration.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

The compromise Of United States
Attorney General Williams for the
settlement Of the Alabama legislative
conflict has been accepted By both the
rival bodies. Under this arrangement
those members Of the Legislature
whose election is undisputed vim -
semble as one body and proceed to
investigate and settle all cases where
seats are contested.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

To MANUFACTURERS. -AanufactuF-
On Of Farm implements Of every de-
scrlption. Sewing Maohinss. -, 10,
will plsass ssnd Price Liss fos ths yer
lS72-S to the uDdsssigasd ae Tipton,
Cedar Co., lows. = b. = laanhofised
By the Executive Co00it1se Of the
County CUuncil and 6ubosdiuats Gran.
ges Of Cedar Co. to receive propositions
for oil articles needed ~ the Order In
said county. H. w. BAILEY, ~
lift 6es'y Ex.Cs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
Iowa Congressional Najoritiss.

The following IL the official footing
II the vote In the several Congressional
Districts Of this State ~ returned by
the Beard at Canvassers. The sue
eessful candidates are all Republicans,
and the only noticeable thing about II
IL that il drops poor Cotton = little
lower, everyone previously supposing
that lSi was the bottom figures on his
majority: o
First Dis.rict-- McCrary 1910;
Shelby l0,96l. McCrary's majority
Alas.
Second Cotton IL .52l Lief
fngweIl 1915. cotton's majority
lis.
Third District-Donnau, 1884 |;
stoneman, lI,77i. Donnan's majority,
1880.
Fourth District-pratt, 1898 |;
Lusche, 1874. Pratts majority, H.
O4l.
Fifth District-W ilson, Is .53l; Irish,
.,43i. Wilson's majority, 6,097.
Sixth District-Loughridge. 1893
ll,7o3. Loughridge's majority
2,935. #
Seventh District Kasson, l4.S00 !;
Palmer, 7.7o2. Kssson'= majority.
1907.
Eighth District--McDill, 1855
Merritt, 600. McDiil's majority,
5,G7s.
Ninth District-Orr, IL, 40l Dun
combe, 6,l5a. Orr's majority 6.2i9.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

A meeting Of Virginia Grove Grange
will BE- held Friday, Dee. 9th at Ct
o'clock r. n. 3Aa a.
The principal business Of the meet
ing will b the election Of Officers for
the ensuing year.
All dues remaining unpaid should
b settled ct or previous 70 this meet
Ing. A. w. PxARCs, SEC.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

Senator Wright's bill, introduced In
the Senate last week, for the fegula-
ton, BY Congress. OF the freight tariffs
OF railroads operating their lines
through two or more States continu.
ously, is attracting general attention.
The Kansas City Times cordially COM
mends the object aimed Ut, and likes
to see something striking In between
the railway monopoiies and the ship
pers Of produce, and this is the COM
mon expression.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

We publish herewith, BY especial
ssquest, communication from Mr..
Siunett, OF Afuscatine. to the Iowa
Homestead. The Muscatine Journal
publishes the same letter, and its COM
ments thereon are SO nearly to cur
mind that we reproduce and endorse
them, ~ follows: @
Nj. sinDeii's communication, py:c:-
Cd TO day, Is little too much on the
sensational order. He is an alarmist.
!, white there II too much truth 10
vhat he says VI high taxes, and %
necially Of oppressive railroad tariffs.
40 little TOO free In the use Of the
tnfms .sharpers" and 'plnndefcrs."
ss.iIrnad men ere like some other
mar. in one Dsspsct at lsast--they viii
al alI they can for the service they
Se,s.ys,, ii II rare thing to Aed >
srmef VINO Is not anxioas to get Oh
- Nsnsfor his psedsce, without regard
n vhat ta,e shippers may loss. This
i human nature. Farmers and otn-
~. however, have no combinations
NE fhs rsi3r,ad msu by which the
ss.bli0 ass q theis Osfcy. Tbese com.
Enaiia0s. by, whtch the rafes Of
fseirht are % high that the taSmsT Gets
scerceiy anything for his p!o0uces
shuuid be br,kss Up ~ legistauve -
tlou. gnGr. Sinnett's suggestion, eeoee
foys, thAl thosA shOss)d - Eeomus0e0
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
Convention az tho p. OF Il

A Delegate Convention OF the Pat
rons OF Husbandry will Do held ~
Wilton luscatins Co. Iowa. on THUR
day Dec. 18th 10 at 10 o'clock A. N.
composed Of the counties Of Cedar,
Muscatine. Scott. johnson, Linn,
lows. and Louisa. Each GRANGE
within the counties named will be en-
titled to tsso delegates, and all mem-
bers Of the order are cordially invited
TO attend.
H. w. BAILEY,
8sc'y Cedar Co. Council.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

NoTlcs 10 hereby given to che Stock
holders Of the Wilton Cooperative
Store that the regular meeting Of the
stockholders Of said incorporation win
be held in Hssselgssses's Hall on the
6rst Monday In January, 1873, Ut 10
o'clock A. NJ. sa
2w5l c. p. FURsT, seo'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

Those who are anxious for conciliaE
ton should certainly feel well pleased
ia the action Of President Grant 70
Appointing Hon. J. L. Orr. Of South
! Caroline, ex- Speaker Of the confeder.
ate Congress, a. Minister to Russia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
From the lows Homsstsad,I
Some Plans 70 Relieve the Oppres-
sions on the Industrial IN forests
Of the state. -

Farmers Of Iowa! - the year ls53
10 drawing rapidly 70 . class IL h 10th
prudent and Important that We review
our efforts aud labor eor the past sAa-
son--how 70 have succsedsd and -
the most Of ~ havs the pass crop %
COR hands. ths grsse question = What
are we going 10 do With ttf How ere
We gazing to ct Il n msskst? One d
the most important qussstoss Of the
day 10 ~ sarmsm = The rslaeiss p0sk
tion In which -. ars plsssa With
regard T. the vast0as RailrOsd Com
psn,es IN the 0eaas, aad 80 ssttv want
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
The " Vegetable Cure

= ss.1 y seapsn:isls Druggists everywhere; soms
1aAiss1 however. try to sell cheap and wortL less
esnpsanss IN piscs Of this, IN order to make more
money. He not deceived, ask for THIS FIVE Dol
Lar PREPARATIONS and take no other il the dealers
- not koep u. enclose the money In letter and
WQi e01 q byreturn mail. secure from observ alton
LAdi0 orfsehtlemen can address In perfect con
o1ence. stAttR Aahy and psinly their diseases and
symp4omas HG6aents need not hesitate because II
their inability TO visit u.s. have treated pa
tisnts successfully In all portions OF the civilized
u1e6o By correaU0ndsnce.
r.aeaes ssessn,ng u viii pieass slate plainly all
IL efRpeDms, A0d write Post Once. County, STATE
- 49, ofwrste. and enclose passage stamp for
We desire TO send our thirtytwo page pam phle,,
entisled
"Uan and Woman as Invalids,"
. every reader Of this parer, and we will mail free
1ossn @ more copies to any person who VIII hand
thom - their ffien0s
A1Asus = hllown:
O.. Louis Medical Association,
III NoRrR Sir tn srREKf
Of. Lorfs. Missouri.
Sold ~ Df0991sls. 4Sy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

CENrERDALr Grange. r. Of H..
meets the 2lst inst, ct lo'ciock p. NJ.
and every alternate Saturday thereaf.
ter At Comfortable school house. Spring
dale TIP. w. 3. CHASE, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

Iowa Members Of Congress hold
positions on Committees as follows:
In the Senate, Harlan IL chairman OF
Indian Affairs and Wright Ok the
Special Committee to inquire into
certain allegations against Senator
Clayton, OF Arkansas. In the House,
McCrary is chairman OF Elections,
Palmer is on Appropriations, Donnsn
on Military Affairs, Cotton on District
of Columbia, Walden on Patents and
Orr on Public Buildings and Grounds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

The time for holding regular meet
ings Of Forest Grange h every eatur-
day evening ct u O'Clock % Or before
full moon. B. BURROU0Hs, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

Sprindals Grange No. 337 meefs reg
uiarly every Saturday night On Or b.
fore the full moon ct their hah In
Springdals. sIss "
D. n. Smith See'y.' -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

The resolution introduced In the
House. BY Gen. Banks, b ssre 70 COM
mand general attention IL IL does not
lead to important changes In the con-
ditions Of the Presidential Ones. The
notifications proposed In the rssolu-
ton are saI
An increase ia salary to 0,0O0 per
annum;
An extension Of the term from four
to six years;
The election Of President and Vice
President by direct vote Of the people,
and
The ineligibility Of the Incumbent to
q reelection. sri.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
NoTICH;


n Notwithstanding the
fact that our prices are
now lower than those Of
any house In the county,
we will hereafter, until
further notice, allow q
discount from our regu-
lar prices OF five per cent.
to all cash buyers, maxi,
in9 our cash prices at
least Is per cent. lower
than any other house IN
Upton. All goods war
ranted prime and first
class both In quality and
manufacture.
sTBWARr'S SHOE STORE,
ewSO West side oquArs, Upton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
A wharf in Boston caved in on
Tuesday. dumping 10000 hogsheads
Of salt INTO the bay.

Wb0st as A1ootoD SovC1 vi
Tuesday. dumping 10000 hogshcads
Of salt into the bay.
The Chicago and Boston fires have
driven one idea into the heads Of in
surance men--to scatter their busi-
ness. Hereafter they will insure in
one city only what they can easily
afford to pay. e Q
Tsc Credit Mobilier investigation
is progressing privately, but there are
are evidences Of sensation % the
Capitol. Democratic and Republican
members of Congress are involved in
stock dealings with Mr.. Ames---in-
pcluding some who made dcnials
during the receut canvass--and Ames
announces his intention of telling oil
he KNOWS. This is right. Let the
truth, c0ne, out. hit where il will.
But it is only fair that opinions should
not be made up until the testimony
= ~ H. 49, 49, 1870 .H
The Land Bounty Bin, as il passed
the House on Thursday last, differs
widely from the measure - reported
by the Military Committee. Instead
81 requiring residence on land before
requiring title or right TO assign il,
each officer, soldier, ssilor or marine
can enter asquartcr section on any
unoceupied lands, including double
minamnm price lands along lines Of
land grant railways, and psocare >
patent ut once in the regular Wy,
and then is - FREQ - any holdsr q
pnhlic lands 10 cell Il b desires.
There will bo good deal At opPesi-I
.tioa to tle measaes inlhe 6anais.s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

III tds4 II E16k6 Slf1 81 & 81 - ssaI q
i The stoskholdsra otths Nv, York q
1tybsne are now debating thD policy
i Of giving Mr.. Colfax absolute editorial
control of the papers H srefnsss 70
accept the editorship except uncQndl-
tionally, - NJ atsa 1000 " 80 VI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
Both Houses Of C0ngress have
agreed 10 adjourn SvSr IRON H. 10th
inst. 10 the 6thio JauuNFy.

- II 10 probable that twenty contestsd
rejection cases will b broaghe before
. &hs House, at The aittisgl o. AhA new
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19
To sell or NOT acll.
That's the question.

Whether It's no
bier to suffer the
stings and arrows
Of outrageous lack
of custom. and hold
on to the Goods be-
cause you can't get
ar eSorbitant price:
or to do as they are
doing a, the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-19

One cepv one yeAs VIII b ssat trss 20 any
above. Ms@ gF@8
, 1872-03-07
Names Of the States.


Acestespondent having inquired vAy
the States are called by taeir present
naasss, and what are tneir aeriv.tions
and meanings, an exchange .usxers 40
follows:
Ma'ne-So called fsem the province
OF Maine, ia France. in compliment to
Queen denrietta of En-. ! nd, Who, il
mas Jeen said owned that proxince.
This is the commonly received opinion.
New Hampshire Named by John Ma
|sen (whp. with another obtained the
grant from. the crown, in 1889, from
Hampshire copnty in EnghsA The
former name Of the domaia vss Laco-
nia-
Vermpnt-From the French verte
mont Or green, noaaiaia. indicative Of
The mountainoua natuare Of the 6tate.-|
The name was Arsk officially recognized
January 16. 1777.
Observation-Disclosures name. signify-
, 1872-03-07

The statistics ofthe Episcopal Church
for the past year are as follows: Bishops.
54; clergy. 2,S98; baptisms, 81, ,4O5; con-
firmations "a. 124; communicants, 224,-
99a; marriages, 9.698; burials, 26, ,79l :
candidates for order, 412; ordinations
deacons. 124. presbytsr, 49,. Sunday
school teachers. d. 494; scholars, 1884,
0se constitutions, $5. 554, ,574.
, 1872-03-07

down on the track from the bank, no,
twenty yards ahead. The next. saw
that It was 4 child, lit was Dan, laugh.
ling. ai,d running. Win both hands out
70 meet ~. HAD time to hear joss
shrill whistle for down brakes " shrek.
ing out through the mills, and to thinl
it was like the yell Of . devil, and "a
thank God that Tauner was in the back
Of the train, and could not see what We
would have to see, and yet it was all but
breath Of time.
Il was too late. The engine did moi
slacken, and the child was hurrying to-
wards it. Then saw its mother above
the bank. running down the field. She
had missed Dan, and the engine would
be in sight before
Joe's lips were white, but he said,
coolly-" It would be death, I reckon;
but, il man could swing himself down
from the cow-catcher-"
pushed forward, but the Colonel
held me hack. =. as.-
"Pve nothing to lose, he said, and
quickly passing round the ledge threw
himself head:ong down on the track in
front.
Ishut my eyes. The train thunder.
ed on. slackened at last, and stopped.
climbed down, and looked over to q
field. I did not know what I would
tread into on the track.
The people poured out of the train.
In the clay lay the Colonel like one
dead, clear of the track. He held the
child alive and unhurt, still elutched in
both hands. He was only stunned, and
came to in minute, and stood up be
did not seem to see the train, or the
crowd around him-nothing but the boy,
over whose face he was passing his
hand.
40 God" he Dried. "It'smy Danr
Then saw the ohild's mother down
on the ground with both arms about he,
husbands knees, and poor old Tanner
pale as a ghost, pulling at his sleeve
and crying" JACK Jack ~
saw how it was in fash, and mo
toned to Joe to whistle o warning. and
ahouted-"Au aboard, gentlemen
Ten minutes late!" AlthoSeh I'd have
given the world just to wiring The old
mans hand. It was no rejoicing for nj
to take part in.
Though I've got no better friends than
the Colonel and his father. Joe and / &c
there by invitation as oftsp ~ Thanks.
giving 0nmes around. No one eveI
speaks OF that day, but It is never out
of remembrance. Yonder is their stQgt
house, beyond the bridge. Want to set
Joe, eh? He's on the engine, Sir
Passengers not allowed on the engine
St. Georges Tickets!