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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-24
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
LEAVE BRATTLEDoRo at 40 and 8:42 a. m. at 100
and 3 $50 p. m.
MAIL ThAIE.-Leavo Ogdensburg Of 800 p. M, 81.
Adams at 500 n. m Brattleboro at 3 $50 D. m.-
connecting at New London with steamer for New
York.
N1dHr ExPHEss-Leave Ogdensburg at 1886 p M,
Montreal at BIAS p. M, st. Adams at 1870 p. m
Brattleboro at go a.m.-arriying at New London
al II is a. IN.
MIXED TRA1E.--Losye White River Junction at go
q. M, Rutland nj $50 a. M. Brat,leboro at S:42
a. M, arriving rt Now London at us D. m.
EXPRESS TnAIS-Icaye Brattleboro at 800 p. M
reaching Milera Falls at go p. m.
GOING NORTH
LEAVE BnATTLEDono at 10 80 a. M. 1855 D. M 10 90
p.
MAIL TnAtS.-Lcave New London al $500 A. M Brat
tleborO at 1886 a. M, for White River Junction
Rutland, Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and
Og1ensburg.
EXPRESS TRAIH.-Leave AIiller's Falls at IL go A. m
arriving at Brattleboro at ~ go y. m.
ACCOMMODATIONS TnAIs.-lcavc New London at 10
a. M, Braitleboro at ASS p. M. for White River
Junction and Rutland.
MONT fxPGrss.-Leave New London at 2:45 H. M
Brattleboro at l0:2c pm for White River uncton
Rutland Burlington, St. Adams, Montreal and
Og1cnsburg.
Pullman's Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars are run
on night trains between Springfield and Montreal
J. HOBART, Gen Supt.
ST. Adams, w., Sept. 20, 1873. soft
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04
@tub e /, ten It rei6 e :

gBie Sic @Dtttnger na9 &a1el Sic
Sallen1er na9 2eip5ig, bic Grlan9er nod
Nurnberg 3ieben UNI it4 BON 6em oft
gelpiB ni9t qllsuan9reifenoen uO9ien"
unb v@9offen" gu erbolen, io 5og Winis
glarf elm @tuOent aug Ybilaoelpbia,
gen Wa5bington. Sort lebte ct 10 luitig,
6ab ct 1i6 auf Der @iifreiie 5u Baltimore
obne einen 9eller @elo befano. Was
nun anfangen? Gin Mann BON 1einem
@brot .,ln6 &orn lieb ii6 BON oerlei
uorbinairen Ye9" nt@t ,,ieberbellgen. St
tebrte al1o in einem bet anseiebeniten
ga FDDfe Elm, lebte berrli9 uno in Sren=
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04

Oef, trdnf sSuralln0er< uno 9Dampa9ners
tpein, tttubte aber bod 5lllebt benz 9otel=
beItber lein Sai9engebeimnib offenbaren.
Mufb u8ur9brennen@ mar ct nidt
eirgeiibtunb eirt ebrli6e 6er aerl obenorein.
Mlio IdBt er ben 6otelbeiiber gu ii9 auf
1etn 3imnter entbieten unb perlanet aus
glei9 Die &e6nung. Ser Wirt&j fan1
natiirli6 NIT freube1 1trablenoem 9lntliB.
9ie 3e6e betrug nur II Dollars. M
Wte sbiQig sic mid be6anGelt baben!
ruff unler @tuoioIus. Muberoroentti1
bonett! Mllein @ie tuilien, perebrter Serr,
mas 9anlet gum 9oratto 1agt: Gs 9ibt
mebr Sing auf 4Groen uno ibna 9inmel, =.
als unYre @6ultpetsbeit li@ trdltn1en
ldbt! Sd rnllb Sbnen ndmlid iasen,
baB id fur ben Mugenblid obne @elo bin.
Sir MIDI 1T eben iebt .@elo pirtli9 cine
Gbitnaire> aber sic linO Elm Meni6en=
freuno; ID |eDe es an Sbren 8ltden,
WoDlmoaen tbront in 9einer n1ilben
@eele! Sreili9 bin i9 S9nen freul0,
aber in Pbilabelp6ia - bort fe1int Mid
Tranfrei9 unb oas itol5e Mlbion
Sen Wirtb 19ien bieIe Blun1enleIe aus
ben 9i9tern tpentg gu riibren. Sic
vn,ilbe 5eele~ mar Elm Ggoilt unb per<
langte @elo. sic mullen be3ablen!
M6er i'd fann ni6t.
Dann nebme i9 Sire &lei6er! uno
70 nabm ct Dem romantil9en @tuoiolus
einen Sut einen God uno Elm Paar
Beinfleioer, Die einstgen, iiber pel@e Scr
1elbe gu ge6ieten batte.
Was ioate ct t6un? Mit Sem @9id@
lal groqeno trat ct ans SEN lter unh
tronnnelte an ben @9eiben :, mdbren6
orouBen oer @6nee in bi9ten Tloden
fiel. Seine elbitgeiprd6e tuaren aber
ni9t erfreuli9. Gum @ansculotten I'M
eigentli9en @inne biit buberabge1unfen>
ou ni9tslpiiroiger @obn zines brapen
Noters, 2iebling einer ipadern Wtutter !!
@elo baIt bu audi ni9t - aber ei1en
Mantel ba1t on mod bebalten Der 1ol
oi9 retten aus Dem 2abprintbe! Ml{p
3og er Die @tiefeln iiber bic feinen tpeiBe1t
unterbolen, banb bas 9alstu@ MODERN
5lire9t, nabm 0ie &eilefappe berpor unb
lparf ben Mantel ii6er. Sn5mtI9en mar
es bunfel gelporben unb bic 9untelbeit
fat bon jeber romantil4e nnterneDmun<
gen begiinltigt. MlIo tritt Der @tuoio1us
bein @9immer Der @aslaternen IN etn
anoeres @ait6aus Elm > 5ei9net 1etnen
Namen tns Trem6enbn6 ldbt lid ein
3i1nmer 9eben, trinft ieinen Sbee unb
legt li9, angsgriffel1 BON elmer toe1ten
@cile, ing Bett. Wm an0ern W&or9en
last Ct Dem qufmdrter 8arften sic
meine &leioer gut aus uno la6en sic
ni9ts aug ben So]entaI6en fallen es
itedt @slo bari11. Ser Mufmarter aber
tann feline @o1en fnoen, gum groBen
Gritaunen bes &omantiflls, Der in ben
duBerlten 3orn serdtb unb ben @ai itmirtb
beraufcitiren ldBt. 9err !! ruff ct otelem
entgegen, bas 1T etne l66ne Wirtb19aft
in Sbrem SauIe !! @sl sltern Mbeno ton1me
|i6 an, beute fritz bin i6 }9on be1toblen;.
mir feblen 1aeine Beinfleioer uno eine
BDrie nit brei Tiinf5i9 Dollars =Noten!
|Oa 1tebe id nun als Sremoer nttten IN
Baltimore, obne Solen unb obne @elo,
i'd -. Ser Mirtb fiel Tim tns 9Dort
SD bite sic um @ottes tuiQen, 1o}en
sic T9 bod begiitiser, n,ein 9err /! @eit
faum brei Monaten babe i@ mein 9otet
.vr. III J.eX
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04

Die erlte Sl1unfe tDar lpleDer ndDef 9e=
|fommen uno fD19te 1ns obwDbl tn elmer
reIpectppGen gntfernung, llnb bret anoere
>obglei1 1D1 5iernli6 entfernte famen 10
19nell als 1ie fonntett beran. Sn5mil9en
tpar Sic 3tpeite gang in sic Ndbe gefont<
men u11b@ CAB uns bier unb oa etne @alpe.
@ir beoba6teten ibr @teuerruoer tpte
5llpor uno idiibten ltns 70 gut mir fonn.,
ten; 5uglei6 febten Mid bic armen
8urj6e> Sic AM 5teuerrlloer iaBen an,
i@ m66te bod auf bic 8erFolser feuerrt
10 balb tpie m6gli@ ooer mir piiroen
M(le miteinanoer 9et6btet. @9oba1o 1ie
auf 20 ooer 80 @6ritte ndDer tameL
16oB itb n1eine @etuebre tpie 5upor auf
iie ob; biesmal fel Ser @teuermann uno
atebrere 9lnoere >uuroen obne 3rpeifel
peripunbet. Sn einem Nugenblide 1aD
man ni2bts als 8retter uno @9iloe>
mel6e bon ben @eerdl1bern emporgebal='
ten tpur0en>. um lt6 9egen n1eine @@aiie
gu l6aben; tire 9l6unfe wuroe aus
Mangel an einem @teuermonn Dintueg=
9etrieben unb blieb balb melt binter uns.
gSd6reno i9 btes S9iff i'm Muge be-
6islt, riefen unIere 2eute mir 81, baB etn
onoeres bart an unierm @teuerboro 1ei;
bies botte i9 lpe9en unIers 9aupt1egel5
ni6t bemertt. 3um @liid ,uar es aber
cine @olso]9unte tpel6e bic piroten
furae 3eit 5upor 9enomnen botten bic
aber> obglei9 pon bieien @ptb6uben be-
mannt, uns fein 2eio aufiigen fonnten>
ba 1ie feline &anonen batten. 9ie arme
W}annl9oft oie t9 0eutli9 an 8oro
1eDen tonnte> 56ien lebr nieOergeI@lasen
llno erl6redt, @pater erflbr i'd. oaB>
menn cine D1bunfe genommen mirb> ale
beoeutenoern 2eute, ,pie Captain, ,@tener=
mann uno Yolja9iere, auf oas ei9entli6e
Birateni6iff gebra6t uno bag senom=
meme @9iff nit BiratenmannI6 DAFT be=
1ebt miro, i'm es in einen ibrer 3uflu9ts=
orte an BEN SnIeln gu fiibren, ,uo es
auridge9alten tpirb, bis fir @3iH uno
W1anni i6oft Elm l60nes 201egelo be5a9lt
miro. Wlan9mal tuenn Elm 261egelo
ni@t gu erbolten 1T , tuer6en Moiten,
@porren unb N1es, mas lonl It bbn Wertb
it,, 6eraus9enontnten uno Die 0|9unte
6ann perbrannt. 49,.
Sic anbern Piratenbi i6unfen> ipel6e
uns no6 einige 3eit sefolgt luaren, trau=
ten ]t9> als 1ie laben mas Dorgins, ntdt
nd6er> unb en0li9 entfernten ii6 ale gu
meiner groBen Treuoe. Sebt famen aud
meine belOenniit6i9en @efabrten aus
ibrem Ser ted Derpor, nit 9roBer Beben-
bigfeit, 16reieno uno beuleno pie Die
piroten iel6f, un0 riefen oieien nun
lp0ttiid a1 berbei5ltomntsn uno ben
&f Su erneuern. Sebt griffen }ie
audi mutbpou na9 ben @teinen unb tuar=
fen lie no6 ben li6 entfernenoen Di9un=
fen, r,nb Elm Trenlber Der biele 2eute
ni6t porber 9eiebenz bdtte glauben f6n<
men, es 1eien Die tapferiten 2eute bon Der
Welt. Sci Captain @teuermann
Matroien uno Ya1la9teren gait i6 nun
fiir ben berrli9Fen 9r6bten Mann ouf
Grben. Sic famen gu mir fnieten bor
mir nieo.r uno briidten mir ibr tiefe
bauernbe 9anfbarfeit aus. &ur5 nod
@inbru9 Ser Na@t errei6ten mir enoli@
einen |i6ern Anferplab.
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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-04

l0en 19iebe i'd ttie0er." Dte arn1e1t Senfel
! IiaDen tldsli6 orein, Iie 1beuten it6 aber
mebr Dor rteit1eln Seuer salss por Dem Der
Yiraten un6 blieben alif ibrert Poiten.
@roBe Bretter 8iinbel otter &(eloer
N{otten unb oer9l. tpuroen iebt 6ufein<.
onoergebauft, um ,tt1s gegenbie S6ilf1e
at li9ern> unb ba mir alle @egel aufge=
|}ebt batten uno ein giinlti9er Mino tpebte,
ie9ten mir rs Miles it Ser, @tunoe
15uriid. y E| $Es% ..s .
= Sic Sdu1ie ber Tauber erret9ten uns
bel tueitenl. nidt uno i'd fotnte mir oes=
|batb eine ri6tige Nori itenung MAIDEN,
,pie lpeit ibre &ugeln reibten mas mir
lebr portbeilbaft mar. BeiItano BON
unlerer fcigen Mann1 16aft nor gar ni9t
III erwarten; Der siinlti9e @inb uno bic
Gegel, bic mir aufgelebt batte'1! 5elgten
li6 als unniib Oenn un1ere Nertol9er>
lluter oenen piel 19nellere @e9ler tparen,
gemannen uns nit je0em Mugenblide mebr
Sfoum ab. 9}o9 einmal feuerte Oer nd9fe
Birat ouf uns uno oiesntal ftelen Die
&ugeln bart an I'M lerm S4iHe nieoer.
S9 blieb nod immer rubtg, Ga i'd be-
l6lo1en batte li9t eber einen @9ub
au t6un, ols Bis i9 bes Grf folges pDuig
Ii6er >pdre. Sic britte @alpe pfiff ii6er
I'M lere &0pfe uno our9 Die @e9el bin,
obne ieoo9 eine1 ber 2eute am @teuer
ooer MIDI lelbt 5,l pertpunoen.
Sic Yiraten glaubten nun ibre '8eute
1iher All 1ein uno ndberten 1t9 NIT einen1
pabr6oft teufli19en @ebeul uno @e19rei
inbem lie 5uglei6 lire &anonen luoen>
au9en1 9einli9 emit 9lo1en, ibre @6llle
ni6t au 1paren. 9ies mar Elm DD6lt
lpannenoer Mugenblif. Sebt mubte Ser
Ylon, ben i9 entmorfen bate, 119 erpro=
ben, uno woren bie Biroten ni6t Die
Tei9lin9e lpoiiir i6 1ie bielt 10 maren
mir Dbne &ettung perlDren. 9te na6lte
0lbunte war nur 80 @9ritte BON uns,
uno i6 tuuBte, oab Die nd9ite @olpe un=
1er Weroelf pDllis beltrei9en miiroe. ~Sebt>
Iogte id 5u Sen @teuermdnnern le9et
auf MIDI, uno i'm Mu9enblid> tpo ibr mi6
fla6 ouf's Nerbed fallen lebet miiB ibr
oa1lelbe tbun, pber iDr tperoet eri6onen."
SIT lpuBte, baB SET Pirat> Der jett an
unlerm Sintertbeil mar, 1eine &anonen
ni9t auf uns ri9ten fonnte o6ne oos
56iif su lpenoen unb feline lange @eite
in re9ten @infel nit unlerm 9intertbeil
5u bringen. SD beoba6tete De bbolb 9e=
nau ben @teuermann, uno uie bieler oas
@teuerruoer orebte 9ab i9 meinen 2eu=
ten elm 3ei6en, f6 nieoer5uperfen uno
t6at in oemlelben Mu9enblide Elm @lei6es.
&aum batten mir bas get6an> 10 fra9ten
lire &anonen bic &ugeln fo9en iiber
lus bin uno Die 9ols1plitter flogen in
alien &i9tun9en. @etroffen mar glie=
mano bon uns. Sebt mars Qber 3eit
gum Sonbeln. Sd itieg auf ben boben
@tern unlerer 9l6unfe uno lpdbreno
sic Ptroten i6reieno uno beuleno ni0t
i6er 20 56ritte BON uns ,paren> fe9te
i6 ibr Ded nit ben &u9eln mei1er @e=
lpeDre.
Mare ein.9onnerfeil unter lie 9efabren
| Tie Ddtten nibt erl ltaunter Elm fDnnen.
O6ne 3peijel tporen piele perluunoet uno
permutblib einige 9etDOtet. Seoenfolls
ber19panb bic gan3e Mannl l6aft> ;. nid)t
ipeniger als 1870 Mann, Die Ii6 por@
ber auf Dem 8eroed sebrdn9t battel1, allf
eine ,pabrbaft tpun0erbare gSeiIe.. Sic
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

rPFFDON FROM HOTEL BUsTLE-NEw-YORKFRs WHO
HAVE VISITED THE sPRNGs-PLANs FOR M
PRovENIENT.
IrRoN Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNEl
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va, Aug. 25.-
How do you ike country 70 is tse first salutat0n
stranger receives at White Sulphur the next, Have
Won had any OF our water p or VIII you have juepi'
or course liked the country, thought it was the finest
had ever seem had tasted the water, and respect
tuv declined the iuep There be no better way 10
answer these three questions, II would be at
neasant and temperate. Seriously, that part of the
country comprised within the limits of White Sulphur
very beautiful; It's we-kept lawns pretty cottages oaks
NJ eentury's growth, and mountain air are charming
IN the senses. II the cottage system which IL in vogue
here he little at first, the tourist will soon be-
cone accustomed 60 It, and like 10 all the better for its
novelty and the escape from the hustle and catter OF
hotel To De sure there Ia hotel here, an immense
ek building IN center OF the lawn but IT is used
for dining and purposes OF domestic economy OF the
house II would sleep IN the afternoon he may re-
fre IN his cottage undisurDed by the noises OF cara
yansery che hiss of steam sounds from old Erin from
the lips of Bridget Kathleen Ts - the charm OF
White Sulphur the quiet aud exclusive NE one eiIis
here n moi "A sensation about the place save the pres
ence female fortune-telef ana she ls sehsstiOd
Dreaihless with some strange propheey ringing III ner
ears We are well , up y and ,,d tbe B1e Helr Did
Won ever know watering place without rs " Lovers
naigen fa. of Indian birth leaps from erag 10 the
1enSns below and her lover follows her-this ~ all
ones tbe NpSy Workers who have been hero this
saasan ave Mrs. Oelrehs and family. Mr. COgnill anu
1sn,v Miss Fergns0 Mr.. siOrrs and family, Mr.. Van
Wnt s,d nerhaps some others W. W. Cor -oran, the
Wssbnton banker has spent much OF the summer mere
with ms family Toombs, the discontenisd you mient
have cu reclining under the branches OF the oaks tell
ING h,s frends the Cause" Will prosper yet We
are well favored IN maTter OF drives ana MANY
guests brought ther carriages with them ss OF yore'
when HAMPTON Piuckney, aud Rhett oi oOuth ctro
lima drove from their homes IN their own CONVEY
ances 10 lne springs They brought retinno
OF servants ana travelled IN great stAte;
We have had Southern families OF the Old sch"Oi
among us notably among them the stOTys OF New Or
I leans .. r,, A.,
n s proposed by the Chesapeake and ono karohu 10
huv the property which II owned ny STOCK com
nay ana erect three classes OF hOtesa number OF neN
cottages and add many conveniences OF modern pattern.
,rie enfate u now debt million dolarh IL VIII
re0ujTe S25o9,O0O 10 carry out the plans proposed
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06

IN England you may Judge from the fact that popu-
lar sympathies here are for the French Republic ;
heretofore thing dreaded and disliked. and not
now liked for Itself but because the sole choice seem
to be between the establishment of the Republic and
the political ascendency of the priests.
MIR. GinX Jenkins has been cOnsOled for his defeat
at Dundee bv the gift of piece of silver plate and
check for f1,000. They were the contrlb OF
his friends and supporters in thai borough. There
are plenty of people who would not mind being de-
feated on the same terms and If this Dundee exam
pie Is TO be drawn into precedent most things are
In England) candidates will become more numerous
than ever. It does not strike one precisely the
thing high-spirted man would like, but nobody
criticisesi H. and suppose ii is all right G. ws.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-06
Sure the pleasure is ~ great
In being eaten az 70 eat.

He thought Irisnan ought 70 reel of the last line
make the rhyme perfect or even allowable but would
not be betrayed into a criticism which after all might
be considered nHiosl But he did object. decidedly
object furnishing the dinner himself and then being
expected 10 pay for il beside. He could never bring
himself TO believe that being deyoured personal
favor for which should show gratitude gulper
and he understood that this what Noon demanded
OF he guests. WED be all In the same boat. II we
dined mp there, gentlemen" he said In conclusion t
would be the iast OF every mothers OF US :" and
waving his tail in gentle adieu he swan away did not
hear tale bat understood tt end got at the nnae.
speak Aud the nub Of exactly ike that OF
EDITORS letter when after praisng the article you
have honored him by submitting" he tapers grace
fully OF with. declined with thanks. We then tred
net the hsh but failed, and had ourselves
with getting AZ their weight in Tempting them
with spoons" plated by the rival manufacturers pres
proved equally neneeual they looked trade
marks about which much fuse iE made, but declined
10 De betrayed by either. But why ampnfy when a
word tells 10 all The dinner had aud had place
thereat Ia the very 'front.' Of IL figured BIG bass
lust / thought he would while he doing all that
moutIing. He imagined himself smart and ~ frf
queuty expressed intention he caught. that
saessed he ID soon pack worID that would trouble
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
THE SLANG SET.

The slapgy SET amuse me. To be sure a
eek in lighthouse with one of iii, III
would be u dlrctul ICON take dom
words and phrases f,om their vocabulu-
ry, and they would beas mxte as fish /;
but they are dlverung ter the nonce.
AZ the seaside thls summer, nat fou,
pr tty girls who had every probability
IA Il cir favor for long life nd u merr,
one, but srlll m"Ituary uncertainty
seemed to be banging over hem all
Every other minute came his phrase
from 'ir rosy Iip>, II shall die y with 4.
wouderous variety OF elrcuti cnary nffe,
Il shall die !'-ac eut on last word auo
RISING infection Il shall die P"-plo-
.ngrd crcunfrx; Il shall die y explo-
70 uni II shall ole !" decided falling in
ltcClon. One of them occasionally tried
Ihe interrogativo form, "Won't you die ?"
With an indescr .bable air of gush and
ines pient idiocy. The limits for this Sc
are from the schoolboy, who tells you il
you were 20 lear the fellers talk you
couldu't understand half they sid, to the
young married .ady whose stock of ideas
is limited. But slang is to some extrn;
universal, and in proper degree rather
useful. Schele dc We're says that we
speak English but talk American. and |
confess tn liking for some of the"rabble-
charming words which carry so much
widfire wrapr up in them."-- GaEary
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

~ think of IT, err legs shelter them AND
they'll fight forever! ~
1t shall be we'll in the future if the
young men of the land shall always dc
in civil life what they have done Ia bat
rle-sustain tn the best OF their power
their country and the laws.
"Eerly manhood," said Mr.. Webster t.
III, young men of Albany 'lnnks forward
to long life of honor or dishonny, and
It means that it shall, ii blessed and ia
vOred, be life of honor. of Useful ness
AMI success in all the professions and 9ur
suits Of life, and that il shall close, whe
close it must. with same claim to the
gratitude of the elnntryLs It should fear
nothing but to be found r'creant to tn
country"
When, Mr.. President, I think of the
power and greatness OF our g 'vernment,
it's strength and indep ndence. and that
he young men Of the country are soon tn
he, il not already it's prop ami support,it
seems 70 me that around some banquet
table across the ocean, tine ambassadors OF
nations may ga her, aud give, over again
h tnasts of the olden time
Perhaps as in the days of Franklin, the
naughty Englishman may rise and give
as his toast. @ s..
"Englan /, the sun whose bright beams
illumlne and enrich the remot est corners
If the ear'h."
Aud then the polished Frenchmar may
give. as his toast, ''Frauce-the Moou
IS hose mild, steady and cheering rays are
the delight of tue nations, consniing them
IN their darkness and making their drear-
rInrsS beautiful"
And then as franklin did, thu plain
American. let him be Washburn, NAV
rise and give as his toast, Brother Jnpa
thAr-the j ,shua who commanded lhe
sun aad mo u tC stand still, and they
nb vrd hlur."
The speaker took his seat amid an ou'.
hurst of applause.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
THE GREAT PYRAMID.
IT'S SCIENTIFIC THEORY.

The finest specimen of one of the
ancient Casing stones OF The great
pyramid known at present to exist,
either IN Europe or even in Egypt,
Was received III Edinburgh from Mr..
Wayman Dixon, a rising young
engineer of Newcastle-on-Tyne, who
has recently completed an iron
bridge across the nile between Cairo
and Jeezeh.
Exploring among the now notori
o0s rubbish mounds on the northern
foot Of the Great Pyramid and es-
peclaIly among the parts of them
which had been extensively cut into
by the Rhedive's workmen, a few
years ago, in order to supply crude
materials for the new road whereby
the Prince and Princess OF Wales
drove out soon atterward one fine
morning to visit the venerable prime
~ i monument Mr.. Wayman Dix
on discovered this loose specimen
just In time to save its being car
RED off among other large Jumps
OF stone preparing to be broken up
and used by the Arabs in building
themselves en- Sc new village near tbs
pyramid.
iIhe specimen was ilIustrious in
bis. eyes, though not at all in theirs,
by It's possessing though in more or
less injured cond ton, five of the
anciently worked sides of the block,