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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-16
From Chambers Edinhurg Journal
Waiting.

From Chambers Edinburg journal.
Waiting.
Thou of the sunny head,
with lilies garlAnded,
And bosom fairer than the blown sea-lpam'
O Spring. IN what waste desert dost thou stsg
The branches of the lime with frost are BIey'
And all imprisoned il the crocus' gold.
Come, sweet cnchantrers' come
Though in the sombre west
The star hath no its crest
Pale phosphoC. fronting full the Whered moon,
Thy yiolcts are sepultured IN snow,
Thy daisies twinkle never ~ the sun a.,
Rude winds throughout the ruined forests DION,
And siltn IL the doves meludious hoah'
Enchantress, hasten soon
white arc the country ways,
And white the tangled maize,
Loved Of tie oylip aud the creeping thyme;
Bare shakes the poplar on the sulleh rldBe'
Cold glooms the spectral mill above the Hood;
HOarset orreuts stream beneath the ivied bridge
Aud Iighniugs strihe the darkness Of the wood
Enchantress, bless our chmel
No bloom Of dcwy morn,
No fre'hly- bossomed thorn,
Gladdens th6 p1rtuning' u sad eyes;
The day wastes drearliy, through cloud and sleet
over tIe wHtered meadows and stark wales
The night comes down impetuous aud fleet,
And ships and cities SILVER in the gales;
o fair cnChantress, risel
Arise, and bring with thee
The rattle bud Tor the tree,
The heating sunshine for the trampled grass;
Looee tendri Tor the boughs which bless the caves
And shield the swallows in the rainy hours.
The pendau, flames which the laburuum heayes,
Aud faint scents for wind-strred lilac flowers
Enchantress, breathe and pass!
Men knew, aud kissed. Of old,
Thy garments glitteriug fold
Thy radiant footprint ou the mead Of waste;
Earth knded al thine advent affairs burned,
Aud ringing cymbls babe the hearths be gay
But now, in sunless solitude tuurned,
Thou eayst the world unto reluctant day.
haste, enchantrcss, haste
The larks shall sing again
Between the sun and rain
The brown bee through the Powered pastures roam;
There shall be music in the frozen woods,
A gurgng carol Ia the rushing brook,
An odor IN the hlfWnbosomed bud,
And dancing fOx-goyes IN each forest nook
Then cume enchantress, come!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-16

A FARMER in Kansas recently found
himself short of shot, when at mid
night pair OF burglars called upon
him. He had a gun, aud BIO had pow.
der, and he had box of fever pills.
Into the gun went tine pills, and after a
moment into the burglars, one ofwhom
was killed and the other severely
wounded. Neither of the scoundrels
is prepared to certify that the pills did
him any good.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-16

THE English market is now supplied
with pins N Connecticut aud America
makes the best needles
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-16

BRIGHAM YouNo's cannon factory Las
turned out ninety-eight pieces Of ar
tillery. and he has 1000 stand of
arms.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-16

THINGS Threaten to be much less
smooth for Bishop Reinkens IN the
south OF Germany than IN Prussia.
Bishop Ketteler, of Mayence, has
drawn up a protest against his recog
milton in Hesse, founded upon an
agreement between the Grand Ducal
government and the Curia, the validity
of which is not absolutely denied by
his antagonists. In Bavaria, on the
other hand, the personal feeling of the
king appears to have placed adifhculty
i'm the waY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-16
Fre,iul Babies.

Babies often cry without any appa-
rent reason but mother can usually
discover reason if she stops to think
about it. Aud il is worth stopping To
think about, no matter if the house
work or sewing be delayed awhile in
consequence. Perhaps it has eaten
something which disagrees with it's
stomach perhaps it's thirsty, for little
babies are often thirsty, aud will drink
teaspoonful of cold water with the
greatest eagerness, aud be quiet and
satisfied after it. Perhaps It's little
sock is tied too tightly, as my baby's
was the other day. | found IA deep red
mark around her little ankle, which at
once explained her fretfulness. More
likely than anything else the flannel
band around its bowels-if, happily,
one Is Thereon it's skirt-band is pin
ned too tightly. | know baby who
has cried "A great deal since his birth.
think the chief cause of it is because
he has always been dressed too tightly.
The mother said TO me one afternoon,
when the child was so cross she hard.
ly knew what to do, 1--WE a great mind
to undress him and put on his night
gown; he is always real good then.
So she did, and he commenced TO be
good at once. Mothers should search
for all possible causes when their ba-
bies get fretiul. They should not be
too ready TO attribute their crying to
nervous temperament or to hunger, for
it is more likely TO be caused by the
prick Of a pin or an over-ied stomach
lhnn either. -Henrth and Home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-16

DowN in Florida they are picking or.
anges.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
Local Patronage of Newspapers.

Tie press OF New York Is one Of
its institutions. L Is recognized as
n eienen; Of gEeat PoEer in the
social and business economy Of that
. metropolis l. has done much, If
not more, than any other agency 20
build tia; CITY ID and make i the
central seat not only Of ness, but Of
commercial and financial influence In
tAis hemisphere. The New Yorkers
understand very veil shy their
/ journalism Is 50 potential They know
that Newspaper press can DO more
become eminent IN general excellence
and efficiency without the pecunizry
income required 10 meet lis immense
expenses than huge machine can be
operated without adequate motive
power.
They have, therefore, done all that
vas necessary to be done for their
twelve or more leading journals, by
F giving them generous and steady
supPOTt-a munIfceHt and unfailing
revenue from advertising. The press
T IN is turn has been al once enabled
and encouraged TO do the city Of New
F IyTk. with all OF lis muitifariOus and
Infinitely varied interests, kind and
amount Of service which has repaid,
millions upon millions OF tines over.
. the LOCAL sustenance II has received
When viii tie people Of the other
cities-the merchants and manufac-
turers especiaIiy-learn that It Is the
business Of community that sustaius
It's journalism. and that jast in the
. proportion in which il is so upheld and
/ fostered IS 4 daily press made
useful and influential az home and
abroad. The superiority of that or
London .nd New York lies in the
T greater money power at command,
and that greater money power is
derived chiefly. if not almost exclu-
sivelv. from payments made by ad-
verIissrs- From tie . PHILADELPHIA
Sunday NeTca1-g.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
A CARD.


hE II. @ A. BOY ER, having per
IL maneniIy located himself in Bristol,
Tenn, offers his professional services to the
public for the treatment OF all diseases pc
culiar 90 Women and Children. Having
made this branch Of his profession speci-
atty for nearly twelve years, and the general
success attending il. has induced him to con-
idently assure all who may place themselves
under his care, the most approved methods
of treatment now known 10 tho profession
He intends no disparagement in saying that
no physician can arrive at distinction in the
management Of those diseases unless his
whole time and attention is given TO their
investigation and :tudy. Many Of them be-
iag peculiar in their nature, delicate to in
vestigate. and consequently difficult to under
stand, makes IL quite essential that the en-
tire thoughts Of the practitioner should be
engrossed with the subject. Ladies living
1T distance who are afflicted with CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS will be received into his house,
and placed in the care of his wife, who will
see TO their general comfort, through good
nurses, regulated diet, &C., at cheaper rate
than they could be visited far in the country.
Should any however have friends in town
and prefer being with them. the same medi-
cal attention will be given them as if they
we're in bis own house. Married ladies' can
conhde IN the good treatment Of the Doctor
in all cases, and under all circumstances.
ES Residence at Thomas House, on Main
Street,
Bristol, Tenn, Dec. IL. '72.-1y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

IT Is said Cholera has neFer
been known 70 attack any point
higher than sixteen hundred feet
aJo7c the sea level Bristol i
ever seen hundred feet and We
arg therefore over 100 feet ADORE
-he cholera belt But we hope
our citizens viii be vigilant and
diligent in preventing the sc-umu-
lation Of filth, End prudent and al
stenious IN gratifying their appe-
tics, and I they are % we hare ID
idea that or town VIII have q sin
gle case
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
LVSCHBURG ". RICEIOED,

On to-mairow the republicans Of
Virginia hold their convention IN
Lvnchhurg. Heretofore the nom
iua.ion Il Col Hughes las been
conceded. but the friends Of Maj.
lcMahon seem confident and have
been very active Of late We PIE
sumo Ire struggle VIII BE between
thes. tro gentlemen. Our friends
the enemy can chooso between
them. Now Is FOR ourselves We
find politics much out Of joint, and
Z there be patriotic sons o. Virgin
il who regard tie present teEets Of
the republican party as correct,
Why they vii not meet necessarily
with any particular resistance from
rs for that. Slavery las paid the
debt Of nature and 70 longer exists
Is an institution. Reconstruction
has gone through It's forms and i
no more. Universal suffrage and
almost universal amuastv have been
conceded. Tie fight is now TOR
leadership AID for Office, Which
mean, power As between the
conservative and the republicans Of
Virginia, the question is,whiei par
" shall follow and which shall lead
Admit if Won please that ~ the re
cent vigorous process Of canceIIa-
ton the two party formulas ere en-
actly the same Iou cannot, read
er, get rid Of the inevitable ques-
ton whether Virginia shall be led
by intelligence or by ignorance
The republican pr = has few, very
CIV, white people I'D T. 1 Ct w
DO not mean to say II must or can
be white mans party or negro
party, but we DO mean TO claim
that the white man must lead or
We will be I'D 20 ruin. To fa'I
into the ranks Of radicalism Is TO
acknowledge tie leadership u tie
negro, We DO not mean to ostra-
else the negro. BIT let him fall .
behind orr leadership. We shall .
he glad when he viii 90 with rs,
but he must not 20 in front. Why
Gen. Grant himself i Disguised
with tie republican party Of Nir-
ginia, and he now wants to swap
hi. black Virginia mustang for the
white Virginia blood horse. He
sees the difference more in the par
~ national than IN the party plat
form, and he sees in this instance
confoundedlv well.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL CIOS[Vc
SALE OFsUA1A1ER DRESS GOoTs
q At LEVY BROTHERS

PLAID JAPANESE POPLINS q
I2Ic. worth DC
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLINS q
l6zc. sold al through the seasol
at 25c.
BLACK GRENADINES sith eoIored
stripes a. 12Ic. reduced from I6zc
BLACK SILK STRIPED GRE
NADINES At 1C2c. per yard sould
be cheap ~ Z5c- Per, yard.
LINEN LAWNS A. z0c. z5c. and
30c. Per yard. redaced from Zoe.
and 35c.
FULL EARD-WIDE STRIPED and
POLKA DOT GRASSCLOTH :;
ljc- Ger yard worth sc.
WASh>POPLIN. best quality, q
l5c. per gard worth 25c-
FAST-COLORED LAWNS a. I2.c
worth I6:c.
GOOD GALICOES AZ SIC
HANDSOME WHITE-GRoUxD SILK
STRIPE GRENADINES a.I62e.
zoe. 25e. Soc and &c. per yzrC
worth 90 per cent. more
BLACK IRON GRENADINES
BLACK ALPACAS from soc. u
$50 per yard.
BLACK SILKS a. 81, sl.25 $50
ard up 70 81 Per yard
COL0RED SILKS a. $50. =, and
81 so per yaTd-sllverT cheap
FROU>FROU GRENADINES a. 25C
worth Csc. per yard.
SATlN~STRIPE VICTORIA LAwS:
st SOC. worth 50c.
Wet ORA LAWS. with side-bznd.
for thinning. ~ Z3c. worth SOC.
per ward.
CHECH-EUSLINS suitable fer wrap.
pers
DRESSING SACQUES and APRONS
at 30c. per yard worth SOC.
WHITE PIQUES a. p. 80. 20. and
Soc per yard-all p per reut ,beios
regular prices
SWISS MUSLIN from I5c. 70 SOC,
per yard.
FRANKLIN CAMBRIA MUSLIN 3
15c. worth 20c. per ward
SKIRTING CAIBRIC equal Il
Lonsdzle a. 2sc.-LOnsdzle Is
sold ~ 25c. per yard.
Bargains in BISA0P LAWNS. ngiu-
SOCK. INDIA TWILL LONG
CLOTH. STRIPED MCSLINS,
WORKED NCSLINS, and TUCK
ED CAMBRIA.
DAGGER FANS at soc.
JAPANESE FANS a. SC.
PALM LEAF FANS At 3, :. and &C.
COATS and CLARK'S COTTON
&c. Per dozen. or Sc. ( spool.
MACHINE-NEEDLES for the lead
ing machines. &c. each.
SEWING MACHINE OIL at I5c.
per bottle for the best in use.
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY
EDGE at SOC. for q piece Of
twelve yards. sold everywhere 81
81.
CROCHET EDGE at l5c. and 25c.
for a piece Of twelve yards, worth
50c. per Yard.
PIQUE TRIMMING a. -. 80. and
Soc piece juS- about one-aalf
the regular prices.
EMBROIDERY PIQUE TRIMMING
at SOC soc. and T5c sold a short
tine ago AZ 81. 81 30 and -
RUFEEES- ITCKINGS PLAITISGs
and PtFFINGS. il great variety
and very cheap.
TRAVEELING-BAGS. tSATCHELS
BASKETS, and SuANL-STRAPs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Clare Sprir.g-Geo- Graham, Dele
gate, JnO- 4 B-cLazzn. Alternate.
-leTfh IoTE-J. q r Dz-is. De-s-
gzte. Dz1L Trieg. Alternate.
&dlt-ilie-JsT1es : Buchanan. De-
eEate; Jonas : Kelly Alternate
K5H1isTiOoE-JHo. " Hamilton,
D'tisgztei Jno- OyIer, Alternate.
Thee sPpoiuiceuts may be reSzT-
led a. dividing the County between
kemper and Withers-
Glade Spring instructed re delegate
- vote for the man whom he regsT.
Odd a. The strongest conservative in
be State"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
THE ABINGDON MEETING.

The people Of Washington County
were in large attendance at The COun-
~ Meeting at Abingdoibon yesterday.
Daniel Trigg, the County Superinten-
dent presided. and Mr.. c. r. Coale of
the FirginiaR, acted as Secretary
The delegations from the various town
ships met in separate roon1sand the del
gates were quickly appointed, except
for Abingdon township, which voted
-Ly ballot. and occupied a good deal OF
time. The following are the aP-
pointments.
Abtogdon-JoseHh l. Campbell
Delegate a. e. Cumming, Alternate.
Goodsou--A. Fulkersou. Delegate !;
TT. L..gar,l. " r Rhes, J. A. Buck
,ler. Iao I. Preston. !. c. Fowler
Altrraitel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

". e. Elan. the Richmond CORES.
pendent q tie Norfolk Journal asserts
most positively thsta new paper. with
q large capita! viii soon b. established
IN lieu of the [ndez which had been
consolidated with the AppeaL This
article has led TO q personal corresPon-
dence between 3ir. Elan and the Cd
itOr u the Iade1 md 4ppeal. Toe
result i reconciliation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

TRUNKS. FALEES ~ ,
LEATHER Bells ofthg r.
mOs- fashionable s,vle. -
IHOMS0S'S GLOVE Fr---x.-
sETs FRENCH WOTE CO.'S,
from the lowest % the b-z- -
LISLE-THREAD GLOVES =;
GAUNTLETS, BUCK CI0vrS
GACNILETS. ard LACE u-T-s'
COTTON HOSE from 1919 n
BALBRIGGAN an5 Isle T--.,
HOSE II al Qualities.
BUSHES. HOOP ard BAI.l,OP.r
skirts:
JET ORNAMENTS and OXTD-7--
ORNAMENTS.
REAL WHITLEY JET and r4o,
RCRBEK BREAST-PINS FIo
RINGS. BRACELETS. and 60
COTTON DIAPER, Ten va-z
piece for sl.35 worth Sis
LINEN FRIN6ED NAPKINS
and 75c- worth 75c. ard = =
dozen.
LINEN HCCKABACK TO-rrs
~ 81 3. S1-50. Sl.75. $3.50 a.
Up 70 g per dozen
Pure LINEN TABLECL0-1S 81
twO yards long fo- 81 Eo-.- g q
LINEN DANASK TABLRCTG-rs
full tEo yards long, II = > z.--5
g
HONEY-C0NBo o. BRIDAICrrr5
Tie largest size, atsIzj ~
s.. -
AARSEILLES QUILTS n al s,..
and qualities
CALICO C0NFORTABLES q. = n
worth 3 80.
LAUREL ID" UNBLE4CEr0
SHEEIING a. I2c- Der ward
Pull width BLEACHED SHEETTvr
at35c. Per yard.
Full width UNBLEACHED SHIFT
ING a. 30c. PEI yard.
BLEACHED COTTON. tbir,v-,b-z.
inches vide. n 10c,
Fuii ward vide BLEACHEE COT
Ton al 12Ic.
NV YORK MILLS COTTON dc.
PRIDE OF THE WEST, sc.
WANSUTTA. zoe.
DAECL COTTON. Isc
FRCIT-0F THELOON COTTON.
Is tEo thirds cents.
GTEAT FALLS a I4c.
ENGLISH CHETIOT SHTRTIyC.
a. zoe. worth sc per yard
HEAVY TWILLED STRIPED
SHIRTIEG az 25c. per ward.
LINEN DRILLINGS a. %. ,. g
and up 20 SOC per yard.
4 large assortment II CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES. TWEEDS. KIN
TUCKT JEANS. COTTON41ES
and CASHNARETTS. DRAP d
ETA and BERATHEA CLOTH
PARASOLS in endless r--=.-
LADIES READT-NADE DnTs-
SES. NIGHT GOWNS. CHEETS-S
DRAWERS. DRESSING-SACQrES
CCRSET-C0TERS and WAIS-S-
VICTORIA LAWN ROBES a.
cost s. 20 import the skirts. ara -
made. and there Is Sufficient u-.--
rial TO make and trim IN Oye7ss-
s1cQue. Thousands Of Other s--
which for waEt Of space W. c7-
SUFFICE II ~ sav. ---rr-
have EVERYTHING 10 II
FIRST-CLASS DRY GOOlS s.-e
81 prices that are bound 10 s.vz.z-s-
factiog. Promp: attention c=c-p
orders Goods sold Ter cas-. c.
price and TO deviation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
Emory And HENRY COLLEGE
WASHINGTON Co.. IA.

Is tie llch SEPT or s-Anlzstie -=z- tez-a>. ~
~ co1--1Ess = cozs=-utiT= =s=ks i : z-F1isi
iz-o t-o ssss5Cas Of trsusv zseEs s-cz
Tie srrl1z s=s-zOo begins Jan 80 = Str
6=L.s ca enter A. z1y t-z=, ts0zEa JEET s5lz-6,
= u.l.-lbl=, C-E.l wiki The ssssi~1-
The entire sEp -lsss iO- The = @=eEs- i1c--tiaE
bard. t1-ti0.. fr=i. -D1a1 r=l-. Ts1i1E ard -Cl-
;ia<su- fees. 1=ea Loz exceed 80 These Ez-ss.
% remarkably i1E cu1-l1zF.-E tzs -vsriOr ID
Vz1tzz-s here oEsrs1 ut c1-l soE szis l1stiiz-
t0a 20 The .ETOr o L1os= seeking -aOzr-s1 co-lsg-
zf= es1rztiou-
Before sslse.izz y07r Erh1-l. co-szlt a-T O
thoss ku0<inz The College. -spze5slly CTR al1--ui
zn< OF >f1d@nIS. lr----r"--t zen n -b= y Z
Clzreh. S.-1ia, Professors - --= T1iFeTsitT q
"a Eso z-taCriz- iti= rr.----es = send directly
o. The --1. -sl<-r1 f.E Cz-Eiszzs q or E1y II
f5r-lss5CI- d=>zled-
2 Z Willy President.
Emory 2. o., Va
July lstls75-sz-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

On Friday last the city OF Baltimore
was visited bya destructive fire. which
Destroyed at least a hundred houses.
and made homeless sixty families
The !osse- were very heavy, but were
largely covered b. Insurance. The
figure- are placed o. high 81 SIX and q
half millions. q which over five are
covered IS policies in the various COM
pan.es.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

n1sy never have % leave their pleas
EBE homez under circumstances such
81 have driven the people Of GE=ens-
vile fEoD theirs
" T. FoELER-
Dr. Fowler. the writer OF the above,
II : private letter il forms u that there
Is no Cholera loE IN GreenevilIe, and
has been none for two weeks, and We
d hope that those good people may
OGce more rest in safety under their
Own virez and Fig Trees
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Nh L S Hawkins returned on
yesterday from Lynchburg & Dan
vile r R, having completed the
masonry On the bridge over Stan
ton river He says the cars VIII
mn through 70 Danville lefore the
close O the year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

Iessrs Peltier < Crowley OF Jones
boTo propose 70 start about the I9,h Of
August the East TENNESSEE ECHO.
semi-inouthiy paper, which is TO
reyerberute among the rocks and
mountains Of the Upper Hols;on. to
the tune Of dollar q year. 1t VIII Dc
u0n-pC:iticaL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
HOME AGAIN.
AWAY
GREENEvILLE Tenn,
July 26th 1873.

Mr. EDITOR.
Having for some six weeks been
in your county of Sullivan as a-refu-
gee from this Town, on account of the
Cholera scourge, l say that have new
found a kinder or more generous hear
ted people Although was not re-
duced TO the necessity of asking
aims" yet 7 received many favors from
citizens Of Union, Bristol and the To-
cality OF Glover's Springs. They
have my hearty thanks, and may
pesce ana prosperity ever attend those
tind hearted fTiends III old Sullivan.
inay indulge the fond hope that they
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

rvy Richmond delegates are sa-iQ
-, --ard. ~ east rwo thirds u them
.ar k-mper fOr fsoveTueE, tJeii- Jane
= Walker fur Lieut. Governor. 1-4
Z. +. Daniel foI Attorney General
The Richmond correspondent q
he IasIex ard 5pDG0i ssy- Il j. s.ln
mat col HDEise- ms pToc'lre1 ~
tfskzfs ~ the u=e NJ those LTncIou-g
,l.Iegs-es v-ily reefe On the A n &
O RI. IEe pTei8Uc AcsaLna VIII
lls.rchaee e lea-t 81 aud sErS 20 one
is.ter. lie i said C - wealthy
The Petersburg republicans 70 f0-
Mcmahon. whose chsuch=s or toInD!-
row q LvnclbuTg. seem 10 b growing
..e,ter. The Nzr-Izll NcNsH0u had
his discontinue on the Ind d -eqteiil-
b-r. Orr "a. 1IcMshou may just re-
verse the thing = little, giving HCgbe-
L-s Eia-e-lJs on the md day Oetore
September. and having Lis
uxu --ts1 IN EOrember-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

The Enquirer says IL usrs the LHdez
70 The ApPeaL We APpcgl TO TIE n
de-. fo- ue have inquired Of the In
q1tirsT and the Enquirer says thst s.
Andrew. the Henglizhman. swcre that
The fadeZ .hou,f 10: die.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29

SIR Samuel Baker las settled the
point that the Albert TyaEza and the
Tangznyika or Central South Africa,
are one and the same lake.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
LEE & TAYLOR BRO
June lift
A Great Horror Done Away
With

House cleaning is = great horror to nine
msn cut Of every ten. When that time comes
the men folks" a. rule, give the domes-
tic hearth wide BERTH Oceans Of suds
the prod ct oftons Of sosF-fairly food ey-
cry part Of the house. The women, from
the mistress down, labor IS they never
worked before, and what With the discom-
fort, the smell Of suds and the dampness,
and not unfrequently sickness, the product
o. colds and 0yerwork, matters are generally
disagreeable. The simple use Of Sapolio in
stead Of soap does away with all this discom-
fort. Il iightens the labor hundred per
cent, because it removes dirt, grease, stains
and spots, with hardly suy labor, with but
little water, and in one tenth the usual time.
June Icy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-29
The Careerofs Great Remedy.

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