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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

Birth Day Coincidence The foreman
and the senior compositor of the Ne,1'
office Messrs A. G.. Smith and Jno. T.
Barnes, had their anniversary birth day
on Monday last, and as they are both
linneal descendants of the fecund indiyid-
ual who first rejoiced in the name Of
Smith, they had a joint dinner on the oc-
cation. We thank them for supply Of
the luxuries.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

Rsturned.-Mr. E. Fl. seneker and
mr. JnO' A. James, both returned
Am view l orS on Saturday last
MI. Seneker has purchased a fine adj.
9 :, to his already large stock, and
mr. James has purchased an entirely
new stock for his stand on the corner
o. Main and Front Streets.
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IMPORTANT TO NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
The last act of the General As
sembly relative to notaries public,
approved March s, 1873, extends
the powers and functions of the
office SO as to make them conser-
vators of the peace. All notaries
now in commission Except those
who have executed the prescribed
bond since the act became a law
will be required to renew their
bonds within four months of the
date of the act and only such shall
continue in commission. The term
of Office viii be for four years.
DISPATCH.
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IN OUR

IN OUR
RETAIL DEPARTMENT q
We will have the largest stock of
goods ever brought to this City, and
as We sell crciasiUc,y for CASH in this
department., we intend to sell goods
at a smaller profit than We have ever
done
Ne WSU heep tie Lu1.geSf anu
most 1Sht0n0bIe Si0cE0fG0OGs
IN 2n7'I'et, AMI represent orr
coats. /ustaS NcY are, aua sell
cheaper Man 0llY OiAe1' house.
1t is unnecessary AMI impossible to
enumerate what our Stock consists of,
but will name a few of the leading at
ticles.
Dress Goods of every Imaginable de-
scription.
White Goods of every imaginable
description.
Trimmings of every Imaginable de-
scription.
Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Handker-
chiefs, COrsetts, Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs;
Table, Desert and Wine cloths; Lace.
imitation and Damask Curtains; Car
pets and Oil Cloths Mems and Boys
wear of all kinds: Flannels of all
grades Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves
all shades from 80 cents, 50 to $3.50 pr
pair.
OUR CITY-MADE GLOVES
are by far the best for the price you
can get anywhere. They are all bran
ded with the name of the house and
plfPTl l1NiT ZD6rr011fe6
FOR RETAILING
We have just received 100 ps Spring
Percales, Pacific Brand, beau
tiful styles. We will sell these as low
as you can buy "inferior" brands. -
We beg leave to say to the
L A d. Els
That we will receive the most fashion,
able styles of Dress Goods and Trim
nlings just as fast as they come out,
and when we receive their orders, will
do oar utmost to please them.
Samples of any lines of Goods sent
when requested
Goods sent, G. o. D., wherever there
is an Express Office.
GUGGENHEIMER & CO.,
Lynchburg, Va.
March Ally.
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WE are auth0Eized to announce Capt.
J. G.. STANFIELD, a Candidate Tor re-
election TO the Office Of Superlnten-
dent of the Poor for Washington
County, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

Another Case. Mrs. Pippin the widow
of Fayette p p in, who recently died, on
Smith Greek fourteen miles north of Alb
ingdon, of Small Pox, now has that con-
tagion.
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Gnnnsnx. Va. Jan. 2sth, 1873.

GOoDsoN, Va, Jan. 29th, 1913.
Enron NEWS: at the solicitation OF
numerous citizens in different parts o. the
county, and in accordance with my own feel
inqs in the matter, hereby announce my
self Candidate for the Office of Treasurer
of Washington County, at the approaching
election, and promise prompt and faithful
discharge of its duties if elected.
Election November 4th, 1873.
Very Respectfully,
n. a, CALLAHAN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

In Tocn.-Mr. Fl. C. Barr, of the
Southern Express Co., and residing
in Mobile, is on a visit to his friends
in Bristol.
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I Further Observation-Disclosures
Stolen Goods Found.

On Monday last, in obedience to
certain Knoxville kilograms, a move
ment was made upon the domicil OF
Andy Pritchett in Goodson, and there
we're found therein, divers articles of
value. which he has been for years
accommodating to the detriment of
more honest individuals. A watch
which answered to previous descrip-
ton, and fine trunk which had been
previously lost, we're among the mum
Der.
In our local column on fourth page
we lave alluded to one of his Knox
vile depradatious. That Knoxville
trunk was a very rare and costly one,
having been purchased in Europe,
and so well constructed was it. that
Pritchett has not been able to get in
to it, when the police, headed by
Col. Young, entered the house where
he had hid it, and out of which be
slipped just prior to their unwelcome
entry. His partner Williams is in
limbo, but Pritchett is pow visiting
the locality where the weodbine cur
leth.
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BUSINESS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Page has ap-
pointed r. F. Betterton, Esq, Regis
trar and Messrs. J. Bunting, C. w.
Carr and ]. t. Jordan, Judges for the
election of Town Officers for Goodson
on the 18th of May next.
Flour has declined about so cents
per sack in our market. The new
wheat crop promises well.
Lee Dc Taylor Bro's.-Please note
the advertisements Of this live and re-
liable Lynchburg House. 1t is just
ly favorite with the people of S. w.
Va, and East Tennessee,
Tie Ne,0 iStock.-Mr. Jno A. James
is now opening a most beautiful and tast-
fully selected stock of goods at No. | Main
Street The week will probably be con
summed in opening and arranging the whole
Of the stock. We have inspected his dry
goods which are now ready for examina-
ton and we find them very handsome in
deed. There is something peculiarly at
tractlve in a perfectly ae'o stock of goods,
and the public will be apt to look at Jno.
A. James before purchasing. lie has
the finest stand in town and has done
himself much credit in the selection of
his goods. Mr.. 7. W. Farley has been
secured as salesman, than whom better
selection could not have been made. See
new advertisements.
Mr. DEFAULTS Provision Store
Many of COR readers will peruse with
pleasure the new advertisement of
Mr.. Geo. II Devault, who has pecu-
liar capacity for the conducting of a
provision store in our town. Such
an establishment is b, lily needed,
and is indeed indispensable. Mr..
Devault will keep it well.
II yO11 acam to save money, 90 to
BUNTING q PEPPERS to buy your
Medicines. Garden Seeds, Paints and
Oils. Lamps, Tobacco and Cigars,
Green Tea. Chocolate, Spices, Per-
fumery, Toilet Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, Pocket-books and a thous>
and other articles which they have
fer sale in the Drug and Fancy Goods
line, and you will not be disappointed.
Try them. They keep nothing but
first class goods. Special induce
mentS offered to country Physicians.
Sash, Blinds, Doors. lMouldings,
Scroll Work, Brackets, Mill Work,
Flooring and Weather Boarding. can
all be had of Lee & Ferguson at their
new Steam Factory, between Lee and
Water Streets, Goodson. Lumber
will be furnished, or not as desired.
Work done in first class style in
short order, and at prices to suit the
people. The Factory is two stories
high, 32x64. with engine room l2x25
with engine of 20 horse power. Ad-
dress
MATToX, LEE & FERGUSON,
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
Feb. Aft.
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Deaths from Diseases of the
Lungs.

Lungs.
There are more persons die annually
from disease of the lungs than from any
other cause. Every one should recollect
that a neglected cough or cold often ter
inmates in consumption. HaSson's Com
pound Syrup of Tar is the best and most
reliable article known for the cure of
coughs, colds, hoarseness. asthma, chronic
eatarrhs and sore throat. For the relief
OF Hopping Cough, there is nothing equal
to it.
Sold by all drug Stores and Dealers
throughout the United States.
Price so cents per bottle.
Z. 5. See that the signature of
RUSSELL & lands, Props, is on each
wrapper.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court of Washing
ton County, ON the LIST Monday in
March, 1873:
JAMES 5. RHEA, PLAISTIFF,
VS.
ELIZABETH RHEA, MARY E. RHEA, WILLIAN
A. RHEA, MATHEW RHEA, AARaAKgT E. RHEA,
FAxSIE s. RHEk, JONI W. RHEA, WALTER J.
RHEA and LUcY II, RHEA. DgFEsDASTs,
IN CE4ECERT.
The object OF this suit is 90 have pirtition and
sale Of certain lot of ground In Goodson, Va.
known in - Winstsn's plan Of said town AS lot
No. :. And II appearing sy aeldaFii hled, that the
Defendants are nOn-residents Of this Common
wealth. it is ordered that the saii defendants sp-
pear here within one month after due publication
Of this order and do what may be necessary 70
protect their interests IL this suit.
Copy-Teste,
LIT. COSBY, c. c.
VIxcF & FooD for Plaintiff.
March 1, is73.-f~. rTs fee -.
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LOOK OUT FOR TEE
r ED T L G.!
nv E have Just returned from New York
w with very desirable
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS ANDl
CAPS, &C., &c.

| Which we determined to close .ut to customers
! at a very short adva We DO not propose to
sell Goods al 20 OF l0) per cent, ike s-me Mer-
, chants. Our principle Is quick sales and short
profit. THIS is the only road to success
J Our prices thus far have been Rnrivzlisd. and
I fnrher, il is impossible for regular merchants to
| sell as cheap we, from the fact that We have
Constantly bnyer III New ork who watches the
huctnaiiug market and bay Of II en- who must have
! their thousands to-day be bsgsars to- morrow
| We have p branches now in operation and thus
! 1t matters not what the quantity is there :
place for it, AMI is often che that the more Of
An article we buy tho cheaper We get it. TIL. roy
ul1. reliant goes East twice y-ar and il mat
ters not how the market IS he mus; kuv while he
Is thrre. Read orr price list
SILk PoPLTNS at s. ant 10 e.s
ALL FOOL DELHiNE 45 -,
GoLORED ALPHA Is
SHEPHERD PLAID alpaca 80 cts
DRESS GOops of every description At figures at
will astonish you. Call ard examine
Our NOTI"S DEPARTMENT l. fun and cnmrl.ted
cork ONT Spool Ci'ttoA Al - cents per Dozen
less than the fsaufa fac. uTers prices.
HusIERY, in Profusian.
LGDfES hose from Toto 81 cts
GENTS H.iLF HOSE Il 70 40cts
COOP wool MALE nose foI IS cts
CEILD'S HOSE at sacrifice
IA BUfTONSfor cts. PaJ,e' eoll,rs 10 cts pr box
SeHts al Ii DOL Shirts from 90 t"l.25-
- 80 =. lbs; worth $500
everywhere else.
fearful sacrifice In cur Notion department
You can save at least 30 per cent in buying your
Notions from us.
Our DOMESTIC Department is worthy Of your at
tention. COLLEGES from To To l2E Tor the bert -
Brown Gotten forl2E cts, Bleach Cotton from 10
to Is cts. All Wool Cassimeres, beautiful quality
for 81 90
SHOES. SITOESI SHOES!
Ladies Velvet Top Shoes Tor 81 IS
- Lasting a.
Caters 2Cp.
9 Morocco 81 to 90
Goat shoes soto "a
Mems Kip Iioois 81 IS to 40.
Boys - - p To 2 30.
Mems Calf Boots - to 1 so.
Gents Congress Caters -
These are figures that must astoni.h yCu. We
intend to stand by the people and keep Goods at
reasonable figures. With many thanks for the
liberal patronage We have received at your hands
We hope 10y strict attention To merit a large share
Of II in the future. Respectfully.
Oct. l5-6m. II. TEHREREAkE
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3t01'ket reports.
Remarks.

Corn, good demand, stocks light,
Wheat, active, stocks very light. -
Rye and Barley, scarcely any de
mand, Oats. tends upward. Now is
the time to ship as they will soon be
wanted for seed. Flour, in active re-
quest, light stocks. Bacon, fair de.
mand, with very light stocks. Hay
in request, with very light stocks
Butter, Eggs. Onions and Dressed
Poultry. sell if fresh and sound.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25

This work is complete history of all bran
hes of Industry, processes Of manufacture,
'tc., in all ages. Is complete encyclopedia
If arts and manufactures, and is the most
entertaining and valuable work of iufarua-
tiOn on subjects Of general interest ever Of
cred to the public. IL is adapted to the
wants Of the Merchant, Manufacturer, Me-
hanic, Farmer, STUDENT and Inventor, and
cells to both old and Young of all classes -
9he book is sold dy age nts, who ere mnki"c
arge sales in all parts Of the country. II Is
'ifered at the low price Of 50 so and Is Tie
cheapest book ever sold by SulscriI ton. No
ami'y should be without copy. We want
'gents in every town in the United Stater,
and no Agent can fail to do wei win Il is
pook. Cur terms are liberal. We give our
gents the exclusive right OF tcrritvry. one
# our agents sold l3S copies in eIgnt days,
mother sold 800 in two weeks. OR agent IN
he work sent to agents on receipt of stamp.
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Il. II. GRANT, NJ. D., D. D. s
DENTISTRY
At THE
RED MORTAR. "

lust received stock of Pure Drags
- and Pharmaceutical Preparation from
the popular house OF Chas. Z. White & Co.,
New York, bought expressly for the pres
cription trade.
Also a large lot of State Line White Lead.
Ground in pure Liuseed Oil, expressly for
me. and warranted to give satisfaction.
Colors of every shade, Dry and in Oil.
Coal Oil standard 1l0~ test, so cts per gain
{" Extra 1859 60 " " e"
J. G.. PEPPER.
Mar. II, '13-4t.
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II H. BELL,
Bristol. Tenn. ,

Bristol, Tenn,
is nv authorized agent for the sale Of VOL
colts Pain Paint, the only instant reliefand
perman, nj cure of all kinds of pain. Alse,
Wolcott's annihilator, for the radical cure Of
catarrh and colds in the head.
RI W0LC0TT,
Isl Chatham-square y. Y.
Ian IIih-am
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{. TENN, VI. h Ca q. "
Nashville Time.
FOR RENT.

SEVER Al rooms in my house on Va. Hill,
and also good garden. Apply to
Mrs. J. b. CRABTREE.
Oct OFT
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County Treasurer

We are authorized TO announce
Rev. Geo. r. Barr candidate for re-
election to the Office of Treasurer for
Washington County.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES Of the United States.

90 En1rdriH0s, Printed ia English &C
by
Edward Rowland Rev f. Edwin Hall Philip Ripley Albert Brisbane,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-25
Delays areDangerous.

That poor, emaciated Consumptiye
who is now beyond all hope of recovery.
mig bit now be hale and hearty had he NOT
neglected that slight cough. Be advised.
If you have cough or cold, get at once q
bottle of DR.. TUTT's ExPECToRANT. and
you will soon be relieved. DO not put Il
EDGEFIE FL G, H., S. c., Jan. 10, 1870.
Dear Sir have been confined to nv
bed with bad cold, and have found yony
Expectorant to be an excellent remedy +
is the best / ever used. -
Yours very respectfully,
q. L. PENN.
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye acts instantane>
ousiy.
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Jan. I4ih-sm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1873.
THE TENN. SCHOOL SYSTEM

We most heartily endorse the
views of the Tennessee republicans
upon the School questions, and We as
heartily condemn the theory of Gov.
Brown. that each county shall be al
lowed to suppress popular Education.
We want a broad and cOmprehen-
siye Free School System for the
State, System which will be equal
and uniform, from Bristol to Mem
phis, from Chattanooga to Kentucky.
We hope Houk's bill will pass, and
It is shame that the demOcra
have waited, until the republican
foater from Knox and Anderson, has
taken the initiative in the NATTER
We doubt the right Of any parent, to
keep his child from any Free School.
to deprive bis offspring of mental
food, any more than ofphysical food.
We doubt whether a parent should
be allowed by law, to keep his child
from School, any more than from his
table. IF we compell man to feed
and vaccinate his offspring, why not
compel him to send his children to
Free Schools? Will some of our
friends, Gov. Brown included, please
answer?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18
Confederate Pensions.

The Knoxville Chronicle says. if
we are to pay the TOrbett issue. then
we had as well pay pensions to the
Confederate Soldiers. Why bless
your soul, this very thing has already
been urged by the State Journal
which is to Va, what the Chronicle
is to Tenn, the leading republican
paper Of the State. And see what
they have! They carried the State
Of Virginia for Grant, and that is
more than You did in Tennessee. OF
course we are opposed to it, and
that is just why we got beaten,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18
"Hurrah for women,

We love woman-old or young-simply
because they are woman. Our mothers
spank us; our sweethearts spoil our joys
by flirting With ottr rivals; our wives read
us genuine or moderate Candle lecture
which we usually deserve. Woman has
laughed at our woes when INDUCING in the
tender passion, riddled our hearts with
Erosian arrows. depleted our pocket-book,
disturbed otr slumbers, spoiled our coffee,
ritnpled our starched linnen bosoms, hung
to our arm with her whole precious weight
when our corns hurt US most, danced us
into preparation, and caused us to buy
losengers for a cold; but in spite of all
these things, We love her. We set her up
as an idol, and PROSTATE ourselves before
her as before some divinity. We don t
care copper what dry goods cost. 50 she
looks sweet. We will fight for her ike a
Prissian soldier. Let Mr.. Holland say
what he viii to derogate from the sex, we
shall hang our banners on the outer wal"
and cry, 'hurrah for women"
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"Oh anything, dearest MAJ an
swered the now once more handsome
aud intelligent man of thirty. Il will
drive to Rheims and buy one"
mo, dearest; give thy father and
mother the dearest treasure In this
h6rse; give us darling Katinka make
her our daughter in reality"
"Oh, dearest mother,n answered the
son, II owe my life 10 her-my heart
she had long before that. Ny happi-
ness will be eusfpletg and / viii hase
nothing to wish for this sffs Of heas-
en-"
And the orphan Katinka Rabonoff
became Countess Eugene Banville on
the next day.
Love, happiness. peace, and con-
tentmeht We're for tfiany yeafs dotfii
ciled in the Chateau de Banyiiie.
Nor was the far off Josephea
forgotten, and many were the favors
that the great influence of the De
Banville family showered upon the
humble but faithful Israelite in far-off
Russia.
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Experiment Interference.

Il never before noticed this cruel tenn.
per of yours, Edward, +" said Isabel Jone
to the youth who sat beside her on tn,
sward.
Il am not cruel" said Edward.
Then there Is some strange catise 70
your antipathy to that rooster" said She
L have seen you pursue that poor anilna
and drive it from the premises more thar
once.
Il cannot endure to hear him crow
will not suffer his GLAMOUR said Edward
impatiently.
"Why not, Edward? 1 desire an ex
plantation,
1T matters not, said he-"t hive I
reason.
Then insist on knowing the reason. y
DO you insist, Isabel" said he ''wel
then l must tell you-Although our ae.
qualntance has been of short standing.
yet dreamed, the other morning that We
sat very close to each other, / thought
that my arm ehcircled your waist, and
yours was around my neck. | though
that-nay hear me QUIT thought that
your rosy lips were presented for kiss,
and that |, trembling with transport. was
about imprinting a seal of affection upon
them. My lips were within an inch OF
yours-I had already inhaled your balmy
breath. My pulse throbbed violently as
our lips came in contact-no, they did not
quite touch; for at that instant your pes
tiferous rooster set up scream directly
Under my window, / awoke, and the illu-
sion vanished. lost bouti more highly
priced that the diadpm of prince. Now
do You think c:ln forgive the meddling
rOOster?'
Isabel raised her halfshut violet eyes to
the fattering youth, and extending her
small white hand in token of her forgive
ness. That hand was not relinquished
until Edward had gained a solemn promise
that it should be his own.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-18
MOI Here,

This world is re,y beautiful. The eve
ming wind steals gently through the open
easement most richly laden with tie
scattered over all the earth. The glorious
orb of day, that foods with Iii ht and
cheering sunshine, sent fervent glances
down upon the lovely flowers they droop-
ed beneath his ardent gaze. But now
the dew falls, like blessing, over all, and
bud and blossom, withered leaf, and blade
of grass revive again, and offer up to
Heaven Thanksgiving of rich perfume
The queen Of night, attended by her
starry hosts, moves proudly through the
arching vault of heaven; all, all is beauti-
full And yet how many hcarts are full Of
fevcrish dreams; how many eyes turn
coldly from this glorious beauty; how
NANNY restless souls, UnS0tiSteGi. still fol-
low in pursuit of that strange phantom,
pleasure
Not here shall we be satisfied even with
the glorious beauty of our world, the
transient CLEANS of happiness, the sunny
spots, like threads of gold in the dark web
of life. Not here shall longing hopes for
something get Leyond Our reach be rea-
lized.
The chill frosts come and blight our
flowers they droop, wither and die Cold
winter folds them in a shroud of snow,
sings wind-dirges over them. Spring
comes and, with her sweet warm breatlt,
doth cyfll them bHck tolife again. And
SO with us. Cold death will come and
chill these hearts, and weeping friends
will lay us beneath some dropping willow
the wailing winds will chant our requiem,
and winter shroud our lowly grave; but,
like the flowers, we, too, shall awake again
in that bright land ofrest; shall roam its
halls of light, with crown and harp of gold
and robe of righteousness and then, ah,
then We shall be satisfied.
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til the beginning of the civil war;
Then Virginia called, he heard no
more the voice of weeping science nor
saw the meteors in their fiery course,
but as q child to its parent, with filial
affection he ran, to serve her In time
of need, After the war he received
the chair of Physical Science" In
Washington College. Devoted to his
darling Science he has remained there
ever since. There in Lexington he
died, and beside the ashes of HE fell
low-statesmen, Lee and Jackson, are
laid his. What a mausoleum, what a
Mecca, do the shrines of these three
great men make for coming ages
Emory Banner.