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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-11-28
NO.2S.
a0isrellaueons.
From The y. Y. Graphic.l
TIE MILLS HAVE CLOSED TO-DAY.

TIE HILLS HAVE CLOSED TO-DA'
Annie, is the baby better:
Worse The Lord befriend us all,
Cannot iives Oh. GOd in Heaven.
Hear thy suffering servants CALI
Nearer, dearest. Ie~t the children
Hear the words have 10 say;
Fut your loving arms about me
FOR TIE mills haze closed 10 day.
And our little child Is dying,
No, n" no, Not dyfrg yet,
Have you prayed with iou-, beseeching
For the helpless lutte Tet:
Heaven mlsf have mercy sOInetiIaes
Others thrive who DO nOs pray
Oh. that troubles might eJuI- >lngly;
BJtt the nails hare e,gseti iV-oitg!
OtEer hands have saved up money,
And can give their children bread
Must our GsIrlings cry for hunger,
When the little one is tead:
Feade II cannot be she dying
Has the doctor gone awaS?
And I cannot pay him, either,
For the malls hare el9ssO 10 day!
Why was laid up last winter:
Reasons why are hard to learn;
1t was only this last Sunday
That the head OF our concern
Gave away some trihlrg thousands
To the church-a debt To paw;
He could spare ii from his millions
But the BiIiLs hare closed 10 dayg
Laughing: Yes. becauSe I'm jolly.
It's a jOk eve dreamed it ALL
What's the need to look so ghaStlye
Nightmare dreams are troubles small
All : the moaning in the cradle!
Mercy ! Mercy! Pray. love, pray,
Death is cluIching at our darling.
Ind The mills hare closed tO-ddg!
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NEVADA, with the smallest popula
,iou or any State in the UDion, hss
one OF the mOst numerously attended
and popular State prisons in the
cnuntYv
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Thirty Years Experience CT an
Old Nurse.

Mrs Ninsiows Soothing syrup il The
pre~e rfption 0f one of the best fsInaie
Physicians ana Nur>s-< in the United States
ana has been Cse,! iur thirty year, with never
failing safety and >lccrSS by millions of moi t-
W. eE old 10 the adult u cOTTects acidify uf
the stomach relieves wild collie, regulaT - :h-
bowels. and gives Ie~t, health ana comfort 10
mother and child, We believe IL 10 - tiie
BE II ard Surest Reu'edy in The Word in all
eases Of ll1SENTEhG ard IIAkRHCEA y
hlLDhEN, whether Il arises rom Tsriliing
or from any p' her cIJi>s.. Fuil directions Tor
using VIII accompany each toll None
Genuire e unle>, the fac-simile of Ct IT Il &
PEkhINS i on the outside WIaiItr- sold
Oy all Medicine Dealer. July 25-iy
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2E Superior St. - CLEVELAND. OHIO
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Sr1eerifs.
nCLINE SONS.

IUT HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Iirpcervj~. Flour, Fish and General
-ariety ia tn. fir,sr.-Fy and Provision line
food prices paid ipT Butter, E.gs, and Coun-
trv Pro-! Zee generally. Fast side Of Main ST,
drsr door north of Colt House Block. Findlay,
Ohio. April Is, '7O-tf.l
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THE GAMBLER.

a furrowed face OF anxious care,
Eyes that reflect the hearts despair
The abjeet misery eentered there,
The souls unrest.
Urged by feveTish phantom bright.
Hope yields a beam Of fliekering light,
\ mirage fading nom the sight,
a hope unblest.
On single chance he stakes his all:
lie wins-h he breaks the etemptersthrau
lis lOst-lie yields to Satan all
He has TO stake.
A leap, a plunge, the waters flow
In TemOTselCSs quiet DER him now
D Lord, in mercy look below,
And pity take - TTnsleYs
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OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL DEN
~ tist, CrDmleys Block. All operations
pertaining to the profession. carefully ana
~lilifu'ly Performed. Residence, SO2S, West
Hardin Street.
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2ipdIrs 2nGrrhanss.
w.S.OSBORN.
TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES

To THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES.
Tme frequent requests ofsutferers frum N,rv-
Gus, Neuralgia and eakCntd conditions at
the system, Tor the means which ustBTed the
undersigned TO health many ysars ago, has
tgain induced him To make Known publicly,
MS intention To bent nj others, and Will
SEeTefOIe e, on receiving postpaid directed
Envelope, send free ef charge a copy of the
treatise detail ing the discovery, uses, and pre-
scrIptiOn of The herbal remedy employ. d.
Address JGHN NJ. DAGEALL. n. B.,
July 25SW IL Clinton street. BrOUkIN II, y. y
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~ Entail SC.;GEON. SartieulaTatteDiiOn
- given t. ;hr treatment al natural Teeth
"CeJh tlitd with sDi-IOii ti:4-fgIi aiIu 81 yer.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Dihce
over Hc!Sn's S.ics store, Main street Findlay
OuiO, Oct. 1 1870.
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=. KIicsae!,s Catholic church-Re
German Lutheran CSt John
4racraleht.

FindlaY Council, no. SO Rs S.FH
Regular Conv"CatiOn secInd MpLday IN
ctcH uIp:ith. James Wilson, 4. 1. u. VI. and
-. g. .strG hey, isscOrIuT.
Ti5dldY Chapter, No. So, 2. a. NJ.
R=sui ar CunN OGsiIlOH ON the nrst Monday
ia each mOnth. B. kimmons, Ii. L. and
L. W. Firm:n, Secretary.
Findlay Lodge, 10. 227. r. g. a. II d.
Regular Communication first AID third
Ws,'iH '-'ity > III each month. NJ y Patterson
W. II. ANA y. j. DE "Dne, Secretary.
Golden Rule Encan1p're1t, 10. %, +,
4. .. .. :. STATED r-ting~ 'su the sccOpd
ami truTJh Fri laws al each month. K. II.
Hullyday. e. z. and ID. 4. WinG=rs. Scribe
Hancock Lodge, flo. 73, 10. o. r.
Stated meetings every Tuesday evening.
J. y. Powell, y. u. ana William hia-aIOth,
Secretary.
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ITALIAN QUEENS,

TAM now prepared TO fill all orders for
| Queens carefully selected and guaranteed
I,IIf = at the LOWING rates: one fOT -: three
iOt s!2; six for SO; ten or so.
AneT September ID, j,SiliSeil full $ eek sfrOm
SIS To SIS each, according to quality Of hive.
W,,U,rstIirt-t- the safe arrival Ui all Queens
senI from cur Apiary To the nearest express
Office. II Queens are not received ia good
OIGer. purchasers will n"tiiy u al once Eltch
Ou,en will be put up III a small cage, with Il
.rw workeTS al iId sufficient honey 10 last the
Journey Large sums should br sent by 20
or,!.T. on Forrest T. o., Forest, Hardin 90, o.
small sans may be sent by registered letter
atOur Ti~k Al. orders ShUUld be accom- pan o
led with the casn. UTdere registered ana MI
ed ard filed in rotation. No Queens or SOCK
sent & o. D. III less one hall of the money
the ort;er. Orders from HancHck
county may be LEFT with +. q. De~olle & o.
/ JErFEIssoSIAN Office. Findlsy, y. Addres,
nrderSto JOHN MCCLUEG,
June6 1875 Forest Hardin 60 u
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HAVING formed a c'-iiartuerShip for the
IL practice 49, Law, will practice IN state
ana Uaiitri States Courts. and will give
I'r J-npi attention 10 AL business placed IL
h .ir hands. OLfice in Wherler'S Block. FIND
az, UEiO. lnay q
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TFURNET At Law - COLLECTION
= Agent. Office in Carlin's Block, OppO-
sit. tt!t t,plrt iiD;lae Special attention Civ
III 10 q. t,-cIiuu in town aud country. Loans
negotiated ON favorable terms !Oct. - 1871. =.
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druggists.
ssnI.m. uURER & CO.

NEALEES ~ DRUGS. Stationery. School
} Books etc. Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded at all hours-lay or night. Perfectly
Naint,rOSS Streets.
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JOHN u. EsAHs.fN,

( TTURNEY AT Law ana Notary Public
"A viii practice IN all stale and Fedora.
Courts. Office IN PatiefSon's block, ICTEe'
II ain and SanduSEy Streets. Findisy. Ohio.
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PATTERSON q wIxDERs.

nEAL.ERs IN DRY GOODS, ,MiIlineryGoods,
| Ladies' and Gents Furs, Clothing, Car
pets. Hats, Caps, etc, Nos. 81 and SO Main ST.,
findlay Ohio.
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a d, RAISND.

Z TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
y Law, Ftndlay, ohio. Oiace IN " Head,
Iugrl-T~ i:uIldtns." "NOrii3-eil>Lo OF Court Huus'
sSIil alit-nti 3Tt..IptIy to all business enJTust
@ 10 i,l, s..lf,, April %, lSi2.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-11-28

First Presbyterian Churc1-Rev. Ebeu
Muse Pastor. Services AT Iv5z "A. In.- and :
o'c.Oc.., y. tn- Prayer meeting Thursday
sssaiHg>- CJrrler VI ain and Hardin streets.
First Congregational Cnurch-Eev.W w.
-. PETERSON. Pastor. Services at lO5s a. III.
aud O'Clock, p. IA. Prayer meeting IhuIs-
dfv evenings. bToaoway, south OF Main
Gross ~TeeiS.
Episcopal ChUrch-Rev. WIN
jones' Pastor. Services at IOIa n. IN.
and o CLOCK, .. IN. Prayer meeting ] hUrs-
Gty evenings. Sandushy ST., west Of Main.
: ngiish Lutheran Church-Rev. George
M-iier, B-sIor. Services ~ lt1Z a. IN. and
p Ia. Prayer msesIng Thursday evenings.
Crawford street, west of Main.
United Brethren in Christ - Rev. a.
Rose, Pastor Services at 10 a. IN and
: O'Clock, D. a. Prayer IN, citing Thursday
evenings. Corner Crawford and WestStreets
Church OF cod-Elder W. z. Small, Pas
tor. services at IUIz n. IN. and O'Clock,
p. III. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings
r,-nt Street, west OI Listin.
st. RlichaeI's Catholic Church-Rev.
J. Il. Young, Pastor. Every other SaObath,
First Mas az clock, A. Al, High Mass al
10, a. II CagecIIsm al 2, L. NJ. Services IN
EnsIisn, German and French. Mas every
morning AT O'Clock, \. NJ. West end .:
MaIH-JIUss street.
German Lutheran lSt John'sl Church
:sev. N. BueERie, PASTOR Services every
other Sabbath al 10 o'clock \. NJ. Singing
SocIet y at O'Clock Friday evening Corner
OF West and Front streets.
English Reformed CSt PauI's) Church
Rev. d0si.th May, Pastor. Services every
other sabbath AT 10 O'Clock, \. 81. East end
of Main-CrOsS street.
German Reformed Church-Rev. ]. e.
Ruhl, Pastor. Services at lUI2 a. IN. and :
O'Clock, p. IN. Prayer meeting Thursday |
evenings. East end Main Cross Street.
=y1nIsiicaI Silurcn-Rey. Win Whit |
It.I4tYlt a.~JUT. services IJJs a. III aud /
o cIocA p. IIl. Prayer meeting " eddesday I
evening". :odnuu>Ky street, CasI Vi 5IaIE /
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Business Directory.
3ttotaclis at 5lw.
T.. z. Dunn,

HENRY & EZRA sRUnN,
TTOisNfl : al Law Utice up stars. Firsl
q Door south -. Court House, rlLdlty, ".
Jan. IL. ib1i-tf
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NotIce.

AL knowing themselves indebted TO
n smart 4 Siufiit are requested To call and
st.Itle their accounts ON or before Nov. - lS1J.
After this dale all old accounts W IL be
pIaced in the lands uf q collector.
We would respectfully iuIuTm our nurner-
Gus friends and Gus. omeIs that we intend
adopting "a strictly cash buSine : on and alter
the same date SMART 4 MOFFI1T.
Arcadia, Get. 10, ls1i- 5w
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DRY Ga0dS.
). BALLESTINE. VS..
BALs.ENTISE POST.

nEALEBS IN FOREIGN and DomesticDry
D Goods, Ladies and Gentlemen : Furnish
ing Goods, Yankee Notions. Millinery Goods,
White Goods Gloves and Hosiery. stationery.
etc etc. Specialty-GOOd goods and low pri-
ces No. 7q. Main Street.
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3entiss5
:. 4. kEArXEv. D. D. 5.


1 kPEItTIN = and Mechanical Dentist
I = BHi .s-Jl, Nan StIeet, above X. >. Bit-
er 4 I1O's Shoe store.
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ATTORNEY ATLAW,


Office in the New Bank Building, West Sid,
Main street, No %.
Nov 22-tf
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. TTDGNEIS at L1s-. viii attend carefully
n AMI promptly Io all kinds OF Dd>Iui.sS
special attention gISrn 10 l1tieS, PrOOatr
I,itsterS Couveyauciul; and Collections Oi-
lice over hubeIs' Dug store, north OF Court
ilOaSe.
.gr.s, Ii IS-1-tf
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The Household Pancca,
and
ininronf

Is the best remedy ia the world for the fol-
lowing compla infS, viz: Cramps in the
l.irnfis ard stomach. Pain IN the Stomach,
towels or side Rheumatism I'm all its forms
bliliouS Cnlic, Neurs .gia. Cholera. Dys eHtery,
1nids fresh wounds. Burns. sore Throat,
sp'nsl Complaints ,Sprairs and BTuises. .ChiIls
ana ieNer- For Internal and External use.
lts operation Is not only To- relieve tire ra-
uent but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint II pen-tTates and pervades the
whole system. restoring healthy action TO all
us paris. and quick ening the blood.
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN.
Nc. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
forsaIe by all druggists July SLY
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". l.. DAVIS. J. W. DAVIS. n. L. DETwILER
DAVIS RE.sS A, Gst

tUHOT.ESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs
" aUi dealers n Flour. Provisions Wooden
Willow ana stone Ware. Confectionery. Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods al Whole
sale, al Cleveland and Toledo prices. Nos. q
and 3, Main Street
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LANES =. cope,
ISEIR EiI-IIisEE-

Jiliee over W l.. Davis y Co.'S store, Main
rect, Findlay, Ohio iapr. Ii, I'll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
IN EXILE.

The sea at the crag's base brishtens,
And shivers in waves of gold;
A1d overhead in its vastness,
The fathomless blue is rolled.
There comes no wind from the water,
There shines no sail on the man,
And not a cleudlet to shadow
The earth with its fieecy grain.
Oh give in return for this glory,
SO passionate, warm and still,
The mist of highland valley
The breeze from Scottish hill
Dav after day glides slowly,
Ever and ever the same;
Scenes OF intensest splendor,
Airs which smite hot as flame.
Birds of imperial plumage,
Palms straight as columns of fire,
Elutter and glitter around me;
But not so my souls desire,
long for the song of the laverOcS,
The cataracI's leap and hAsh
The sweep of the red deer's aAtlers,
The CLEAN of the mountain ash.
Only when nights quiescent,
And peOoled with alien stars,
Old faces come to the easement,
And peer through the vine leavfd bars.
No words But guess their fancies-
Their dreamings are also niue
OF the land of the cloud and heather
The region of Aud Lang Syne.
Again we are treading the mountains,
Below us b1Oadens the firth
And pillows of light keep rolling
Down leagues of empurpled health.
Speed swift through the glowing tropics
Stout ship which shall bear me nome;
o pass, as God.sent arrow,
Through tempest. darkness and foam.
Bear up through the silent girdlo
That circles the flying earth.
Till there shall blaze on thy compass
The lode star over the north.
That the winds of the bills may greet ia
That our footsteps again may be
In the land of our hearts traditions.
And closed to the stOried sea.
-[Cham bers' Journal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

starts up. There's boat a comm OH ior
me, Marthy, an Hetty's standln' on the
shore. It's an awful night for her to De out
amt it?
Then light breaks over his faee-"Ihe
boats a comm nearer, an there's one 10
her. Marthy, with his face all shinin,, you
an mes prayed to him often an often
Marthy, it's the Lord" And the rain fails
and the wind means and mutters TO the
angry sea, which, like child-its fury
over-sobs tempestnously, with ever ana
anon a sudden waking of the old remem-
brance, only to sink away again IN sorrow
full murmurs
In the cottage all is silent save tor
womans weeping, a woman kneellng by
bed, gazing at the pale, still face on the
pillow, with the love of years in her wet
eyes. Her breast is heaving with the sobs
she is choking back, with something OF a
man's shame for his weakness. Her hands
have closed the kindly eyes, and pushed
back the gray hair from the forehead where
deaths touch is smoothing out tne lines
life's hand had printed, and a sottness ami
peace comes into the worn and SORROW
stricken face as she looks upon that one
where fingers still the smile with which he
met the L0rd.-IScriJner'S Magazine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
The Career of the yirriDius.

lhe. side wheel steamer Sirpin. nov
called the Nirginius, was built on the CLYDE
III the year 1864, intended for a blockade
runner and was reported to be. when
iaunched, one OF the most rapid vessels
o'ei constructed, her lines being most syn.
~ al c anu her engines remarkably pow
efIni lot her size. After a successful career
III running our Southern blockade. she was
eventually captured at Mobile. cotton la.
zen, "hen the Union forces took that city.
subsequently the Virgin was brou rhr to
NO" 1ofk and was trans ferred by the Ma,
va Department to that of the revenue. but
altef she had entered the service of the
,Sniteo otates she was found upsuiteG for
" M ~ofk' and she was sold at auction to
pahd inado hoperts son of Mr.. Marshall q.
Nv Ir, VI NeW York. but was subsequent
" transferred to Mr.. John u pattars4.n at
New York ''tei7on -
,,, one was then fitted up as a priyateer and
piockade runner, in the Interest NJ thu
~ Luoah insurgents She was very desra-
onoo ,ussoi iof mat purpose, not merely On
- I'M Vi her great speed, but on account
- small efa1t OF Water-only eight teet
" Stel loated with 400 tons of cargo-which
Sase hef unusual facilities for running close
1a-, . on the Cuban coast On july ri.
800 49, General Rafael Quesada being in co,n-
an ~ cue cue was successful in landing a cargo
~ nc ouoah coast. near Santiago Be Cuba
wn Tue seventh OF July last, under the same
oo.1hllhahder, she succeeded in landing an.
I pl.i cargo ON the southern coast of Cuna.
p'n Ihese cargoes We're obtained in Nere-
aue.d, and the Virginius, although she has
hboneinued to fly the American flag. has not
'e n IN an American port since 1871
Durlng her tilibustering career she Law
~ 'o"lo tiine IN the port of Colon, where
sne was closely watched by the Spanish
war vessel Pizarro, but received the protrn-
tlon OF the American minister to CoIonhia
on the ground that her papers were reouIar
ana that she could not be moested fnr az
unlawful voyage, after the unlawful vorare
had been definitely completed. At thetime
o ot her cay ture she was under the command
oi oaptaln Joseph Fry, native Of Lonis.
! WA, ana taaa a graduate of the Annapolis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23
'i1ty-i0ur Murders NV O,o NJ,

tbir ne p9rt Smith Arkansas) papers of the
thar en n'H r nave Information from Tablesra
about tba Inuesday last discussion arose
apportion; Orhmuigee constitution and the
Sno Cnerokees. Durins the Gisc a,ilG,,-
2 Indiu Usage, a counselor and tnII'hInoI
a .hhu.ah' opposed the movement. and .r..
1 ma" uead by Turn Foreman. who in .mr,'
n vas sdo u dead In his tracks by halt hr,tf
,-an oalson. Just before he died ~.
fnn nr counted ,oan and acknowledged to sigt..
, ,1ur men that he had killed .dufirr o.
'hHEy-iour years of his life, 0"4 Al '"e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-23

who n pronze statue of General Phil fse..,...
lion " Was shot at Chantilly durina th ,.t,'
VII ~ on exhibition in Phjladels,sa ~.
T,r ~ lew days be forwarded t.,,y s s"s
GaeI 1er, 10 re 4e placed in the Nsti,nsl az.
corJsn1ca ~, ine statue was provided ia o.,
each sto. win request OF Csug,ess chs.
ernnra sac contribute two from Us Gov.
in the N S.atesinen or soldiers 60 be ;,.aeeA
contribn, asio ma Art Gallery. New Jssses
.ha Commodore Stockfoa ' w;,s bs
s sa4 n .e Offering. The Kearuey .tat,sr .,
easv ~ De noble work. The positioes 10
10y dno natural, the likenen form,da bic
life ;ts ae one, armed hero is brought back to
''Ae isseif.-National RepubEeama
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Aew Orleans Republican.
nFFlClAL JOURNAL or THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
Translated from the French 70. the Republican.
LAISSEE MOI VOUS AMER.

Yes, LET me love thee, secret and unSnow'so
never hope to breathe it, even 20 t.l.e
a. molten gold within the solid stone
Enksown. unvalueto may soreveg bee
ies, let me Yove thee Not OF. cross OF care
May evef spring from syr. pati.y so purco
VIII, Deity would spurn the feSyid prsyss
Of an I'D, rere humble and Sbsc.'e
Yes, let me love thee Gan an SiinIess !rsAls
Disturb or sully in estate or tamrs
Ca gazing on planet dim ITS oeans,
Or malice dare the !avlsss wSe:ca to blame
hem Yet me love ghece Never outward sign
Shal Ger betray tie transport locked within
Darkened from view shall be That light divine.
Eor shall one CLEAN %; JOY its .lsne :sveS.o
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-07
Two Men Blown TO Atoms and q
House Utterly Demolished.

On SUNDAY last a party OF Sweds got
together at the Rel ublic mines Tor the pur
pose of going a short distance from the 10.
cation of fishing trip The brothers,
swan and Emil johnson, were Of the party,
and as they proceeded toward the fishing
point, stopped to obtain knife to cut fish
Ing rods at store-room, where small
quantity # nitro-glycerine WAS kept, and
where explorers were made from gun
powder. Swan was the principal blaster
Of the mine. and Emil miner Emil
passed into the building smoking pipe,
while Swan remained in the open door,
and the rest OF the party moved by
Scarcely half minute elapsed before a
tremendous explosion took place. which 30
com pleiely demolished the building as not
to leave vestige OF it, ami tearing and
pu.veriz ng the ;w1 IN n so ne 20 almo I
atomic their bodies. The conclusion on
the air was so great a. to rock the build
ngs in the neighborhocd The party
winch had passed escaped injury.
There were between twenty an twenty
five pounds of glycerime, and but small
quantity OF gunpowdrr IN the building,
the larger portion OF these explosives being
kept IN vaulted magazine some distance
from this point, aud it is supposed that
fire was communicated to the powder from
the pipe which Emil was smoking, aud
hence the explosion. Swan being an old
and careful blaster, who had experience
in railroad employ, and with the Republic
mine since October last, should undoubt
eddy have been more careful. and it seems
strange that he did not observe Emil =
pipe.
These brothers were natives OF Carlsbad,
Sweden, where their parents now live,
and were held III high esteem 10y their en-
ployers and companions Capian Pasco,
OF the mine, had the remains gathered with
the greatest care and placed in two ee
CANT collins, and on Monday they were
taken to the Swedr's buryinl- rounl at
lsphemng and interre