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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-22

Try DOOley's Yeast Powder, you Will
soon find it not only the best, but also the
cheapest Baking Powder. Put up full net
weight. jy2l dlW&Wl
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STATE OF TIE NTEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Tuesday,
UuIv d 1874.
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100 Remnants of Irish Linen, Victoria
Lawn and Swiss Muslin at the Southern
Palace. Church street. jy22 It
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Remnants of Black Grenadine, Linen
Lawn and Black Alpaca very cheap at the
Southern Palace, Church street.
iv22 p
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200 Remnants Of Prints, Bleached and
Brown DOmestics, at the Southern Palace,
Church street. jy22 u
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A Card.-Positively 10 Further Post
ponement.-I would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Nashville and vicinity
and to my patrons generally that the tickets
sold by me in GOlladay's Drawings (With
one single exceptiOR) have drawn more than
the amount invested-that is, the prizes
drawn have exceeded the amount invested
for tickets; and all the money invested up
to July 1, was paid out for property in this
city, which are prizes in the drawing to
take place at the Opera House on July u,
1871. Tickets for sale by me up to . O'Clock
p. NJ. Monday, the 9th inst Respectfully,
w. G.. Price, No. AZ South College street,
Nashville. Tenn. Jy22 ~
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RIVER NEWS.
DAILY Report Of Stage Of Water, svith Chan0ss n
he "a Hours ending 3 p. N. July q, 1874.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23
Woman's Rights.
BY IRIS, sHyxNER.

Miss President, fellow wimen and male
trash generally: am here to day for the
purpose of discussing woman's rights, re-
cussing her wrongs and cussing the men.
| believe sexes were created perfectly equal
with the wimen little moro equal than
men. ! also believe tha, the world would
to day be happier if man had never exist.
ed. As failure, man is success, and |
bless my stars that my mother was n
woman. Applause. not only main.
tain these principles, but l maintain a
shiftless husband besides. They say man
was created 6rs.. Well, '.pose be was.
Aiu't 6rst experiments always failures1 If
was a betting man. l would bet 81 80
they are. The crly decent thing abou.
him was rib, and that went to make
something better. tAppiause. And then
they throw into our face about eating an
apple. I'll bet Eve dollars that Adam
boosted her up the tree and only gave her
the core. And What did he do when be
was found cut! True to his masculine in.
| stirct, he sneaked behind Ewes Grecian
bend, and said, 'Twasn't me; twas her.
and woman had to father everything near
and mother Il, too. What We want h tn.
ballot, and the ballot we're bound to have
If Ne have to let down our back hair and
swim in rea Of sanguinary gore.-Sonsa
tioa..
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charming ussnners- The gscr,ss " the
CREST bouss be represented bs ~ long pssssd
away, and, lhsle IS shs DebIssss OF Tr.nes
deserved better fate, the ruin and decay
Of their whilom proud palaces 10 . melrn
eholy chapter of French history. In his
travels in France. published in 1911, IL.
Millen, one of the most scconpIis he'd
Frenchmen of his time. tells how he made
an expedition to Richeheu, is TosYraiae,
when staying with . friend in its .e,ghLor-
hood. The town was rebuilt IN the seven
tenth eesssry by the famous cardinal to
commemorate his paternal hone, AMI a
sp.endid chatesu erected. NJ. Mil.en reach
81 1t By . wretched cross country road. A
quarter of al hour saficed FOR the town,
and then he bctook himself to the castle.
Here be was not doomed to disappointment
"Tbe grandeur OF the conrts, the msjestic
character of the structure, the marble.
with whice It was enriched, the sculptures
,, nth which is vas decersted, the statue.
.ad Gusts OF bronze and marble, the anti
ques which filed the num6erless nich . ir
the walls, according 70 the cu,-om cf the
period when they we're built, would have
su6hced to fix the attention ofa friend oil
the arts. All has been destroyed, and ooe
asks to-day, Where dbi the castle stsnd?'
And With similar monuments of past prof
igacy and past splendor Francs 10 covered
Her history Is written in her ruined castles
That awful sonvuls;on which reduced t:,en
70 heaps Of stones yet vibra'es in her to
/ day.
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shedding Tears over LithoerAph Of II 6
From the Tribune.

From the Tribune.
Recently the venerable and kind hearted
Thurlow Weed, while rummaging about
ZONE Of the old look stores aud print shop
of Nassau street, acciJently fell upon a
photographic portrait of Horace Greeley. II
ard been taken 10 the earhor days of the
editor, and though crude was an excellent
likeness. Mr.. Weed purchased it at oace
and carried it over to Tire Aston HOUSE
where be showed it to his old friend, Col.
Chas. A. Stet.on. After gazing at it for
some minutes, with sc much emotion tina,
the tears came to lis eyes and ran down
his checks, the veteran said, with b,o-
ken voice, THAT is exactly his look as
it ives when | knew him thirty years ago
If had not forgiven him in my heart and
asked to be forgiven before he died,
should forget all the differences that have
been between US, as looked Oh this sweet
honest, noble face of the man whom have
50 sincerely honorcd and truly loved
The face calls back all the past and makes
me see, As have never seen before, that a
genuine friendship for a geo! and true
man is worth all the empty CORY the world
can give" Mr.. Weed las taken tue por-
TIL it home, had 1t handsomely framed
and put In his library. 1t is one Of the
things nothing would induce him To part
with. lie regards it as treasure, de
lights in it MS vivid Renaissance o. lis
and Mr.. Greeley's long aut corr al ,ev, Mt
fll, and now historic intimacy anI asso
aiaton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

STRONG TALK FOR WoNAS.-At a
recent meeting of the San Francisco tenn
perance legion, Mrs. Stevens is reported in
The Call as follows Mrs. Emily Pitts
Stevens was loudly called for, an made a
briet but telling address. She denounced
the article which appeared in one Of the
German papers the other day. and branded
its statement that this ladies' misbehayed
during the local option elections in Oak
land, as "a lie, an odious, daured lie !;
upon my soul, lie.' She would lie very
sorry to say that any class Of people vas
opposed to the temperance cause She
knew that the Irish people as a mass are
| not, and she also knew that the Father
Mathew boys alone can bring three
thousand good, honest, intelligent Irisb
votes into the field. She hoped she would
have the Germans on the side of temper
anne in fpite of their prediiectiop:for lager
beer They could still keer their five lion
kegs Of beer ia their houses, and that surely
ought to be enough to learn German on.
This question is rapidly pushing home
toward San Francisco, and we must meet
the Issue square in she face. 1t W. DO not
move IN the matter, the lquor-dealero ar,
determined to test it in San Francisco"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23
a Happy Thought.
keokuk G tie CITY,


MIR. 4. q. Norton, Of the Monroe Moni
tor, is not only good looking man, but he
has kind, genial face, and there have
been instances where be has been taken for
what he is not One day, three CT foar
years ago, when he was on visit to ONE
Trends ~ little town in Iowa, be attend
ed an evening prayer meetin. in their com
pany. The deacon xho was oondue.io,
tue meeting had either received a hin,
that the visitor WAS minister, or else he
20 imagined from the editors face, and &c t,
ting his name he waited until after the
opening HYMN an j then called out:
Brother Morton will you lead 10 pray
er!'
Brother Morton" hasn't a single bat
habit in the world. but that rNques. STRUCK
him on weak point. Some of the peorl,
kreit down, others looked to see why h,
didn't follow, and the editor wished be wa.
buried in well. The pause was pairful
AMI finally, rendered desperate, he rose W
aud said:
"fd-rd do it in a minute, but-I'v,
got the tooth
Some one else was nominated, and wber
they oil got engaged the editor creTt softly
out; and during the remainder of his ,isi
&c went to bed 1t sundown on prayer
meeting nights.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

ALL IN kEEPING.--There are reopl.
who think it strange that Grant should
have the impudence to appoint convicted
public robber as governing Conmis
sioner of the District be had plundered
It was brazen, to be sure, but it vas con
sistent. Have men forgotten brother
in law easy (! Do people forget tba
Babcock, Shepherds partner, who certified
to the false measure IYents by which tn
District vas robbed, is Grants privat.
.eere AIRY and confidential friend Car
any one call to mind . putlic thief Q,
rascal among Grants friends-and hi.
friedds are among sush folk-whom b.
failed to defendi Is it remembered how
the Bowens and Grants friends anc
relatives have bought and sold the Office.
in Grants Eiti Did he not reward
Richardson who helped other men 4
strAlf What has Grant done icconsi.t
ens with his appointuent of Bos. Shep
herd to b Connissiorer ?-Cineianof
IRqxirsr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23

Stockholm has been celebrating the
centenary Of Samuel Owen, . man whose
memory is ssill helo in deep respeo. on
account of the impetus he gave to the
development Of commerce and navigation.
1t was by him that IN 1916 the FIRST Sweed.
ish steam vessel WAS launched, his idea
beng taken from the works then going or
on the Clyde. He used form Of p ropeller,
but it did not work well, and in 1917 .
vessel With psddle-wheels vas lsunehed
and others followed in rapid succession
Owens labors endeared aim to his work
people, aud menticn 10 also made of hi
efforts in the canse Of temperance. Ann
nemoriaa monument Of granite vas u.
yelled At Stockholm few weeks sgo, il
presesee Of large assemblage. the King
and Cabinet being represented. In tn,
in-criPtion 90 the monsnent Oven i
named 1.-THE father Of the Swedish feet.
He wss born IN England IN l774, frou
which country be emigr.tsd to Sweden q
! the age Of %, With El00 in his pocket.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23
The I'm L nown Deity

There s'ood IN sltsr In . lonely wood -
And over was yelled dety
" no n.an cared TO raise tie vssIIux hoof
nor any knew bat god they then sboold fses.
UT many passed. 70 gaze upon the thing.
And an Who passed did sacrifice and PRAYER.
Lest, the unknown Dot sizbti5 hanorfng
Some great xod they should AMER 1nasare
Ann each one thought this hidden god was he
whom he desired In BIS most secret heart
Ard prayed for that lons ed Tor most to be,
G..as thai was no fixed xodIes., 70 impar.
Nor PRAYED in vain. Tor prayers b. -es breathsd in
We're straight fulfilled, md ssssy earthly bliss
owered down On men till haif the world had
beard.
And lett sll ancient.g gods to Worship this.
But Jove IA anger a. his rites unpaid
Tore on toe veil with one fierce tentest breath
10 thai To ynic8 ali men their VOWS had made
obn5derinx they saw was thsir fe.i Zoe man
Death.
And I'll forgot the blessings they bad had.
And all iorsook TIE ndiy carveu stone
us now a iapeiere block the Zeuhyrs sad
None elss-tLeir II. htiy praJ ers around 1t m oan
+. ". Bourdsltop
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-23


Eroa - Adssrtisse. Hunii,-ton, West vir<inia
A friend Of o9s was in Cincinnsti last
week, and got good one on Deacon
Richard Smith. 1t seems that one even
ing there came up heavy g1ss and the
Deacon, who vas wearing a new hat of
the fashionsble gray style, had j. blown
OF. Away went the Deacon after mis- hat,
bat it sss too fast for him. and he had
70 give up tbe chase. A rewsboy, however
caught the hat after it had rolled thrc ugb
Sc veral mud puddies and vas pretty well
dirted irsids and out, and brought it to the
good Deacon, who was rubbing the dirt out
Of bis eyes and ears. The old man looked
at Is sorrowful:J, and then turned to the
boy and said: "Are you one of the
profane y0uths!" The bov said; I don't
know what yoa mean" 81 mean" said the
Deacon, edo you sweari" Why, yes, /
do some times, when I'm mad" well, -
mid he, !" its very bad to swear, but if you
w o"c"', "S'O 11"A'otJ ohu l,pu me-
cuss that hat quarters worth" The
boy took the "qusrter," bat said: " No
you don't, old fellow; l won't do any
mans cussin tor less n a dollar The
Deacon turned away feeling sad.
This affords specimen of the derravity
Of tie wicked partners. 1t was not Dea
con Richard Smith, the truly good man,
.ho hired a boy to swear. He would nev
er be guilty Of such an action. But one
Of the wicked partners, most probably
Romeo Reed, seeing al honest rustic from
| West Virgins in the Cincinnati str, OF
vent through this dramatic performance,
representing himself all the while as Dea.
| con Smith! Thus the honored fame of this
truly good man is abraded, and the wicae
| exult in their folly.
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ON THE CLIFF.

Han down The cliff the psthwsy ends
l4e ROCKS grow steep aad sheer:
hsrd D. sudden streams descsnis:
FROM iedge to 10 txs Sfth hycr&B an d beods
II dashes cool and clear 49,
Across Tire bay green rippIes low 49,
In ead.ess lxus and sEells
q ar shows ibe ribbed ssa Gov beJyy
Aio around drrk rocAs IN whiteusss glow
smooth sands OF exispsd ST -Is
Dam s2ecks before TIE wind that Glide
I"e sieepiBR sea Fui.s aoat;
Amid eyes crsmsAl shadows wide,
koeked softly b. The sway ny Tide,
Yet safe - ascborsd boat 81
There white and folded xings ara Isii
Tn tides tkst change snd now
Ist: dayli- ht passes into shades
Yft cala they rest ami pnsfrsid.
hate 'er my cofse anu 90
Do safe, aid waite Of waters wide.
Below tie 6Rkenirg sky
SO Hae nr fe4rt and may Tide -
Gsln boatiIE on timer enauxefui tide
Beneath eternity.
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Buckingham's Dye
FOR TIE WHISPERS.

As our Remover IN many cases rrquir, q
roo long a TIM, and too much care, 20 re-
store gray or faded whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
will quickly and efretn-!ly acc.,n,, !ish t!,i.
result. 1t is ensily aralied. and pro lue-.
a color which will neither rub nor wn.h Of.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by K. r. Ilall / Gu.
NASIlU A. n. ii.
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fRoSET predicts that the new Con-
grsss vii be Overwhelmingly" for mna-
son AID aas;net the doctrines Of the meu
o-an>c.A
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"Tox CorIrSs door pixies, made Of
-, gass1 several anoss il Ckv.l 4,
sns morning hss BssA.
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josh Billing ssys, knowing ho~ to
sis sqaAss On . bile, without hurting, 10 o.
u The loss assA''
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Avoid Quacks and Impositors

No Oh rye for advice and Consultation DR.. J.
3. d, OFT eradua e Of Jefferson Medical Col eye,
Pinladelpaia. aut..or OF several yalusbI, works
can lie consulted on all els eases Of tie sexual or
Urin3ry organs lsShicB he mas made an especial
stuJT) either IN male or emale. no matter from
that cause originating or OF how lous stan ing
prsesiee OF 30 years enables him 10 treat diseaP
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sonable Those Ut stance forward letter
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p1y postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 cents.
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Dignity Of Simple Titles.

The AAfnosam says that it has generf]ly
been supposed that the custom now almost
universal in France of adlressinge cry per-
son you meet as Monsieur" or Madame"
dates only as far back as the great French
revolution when every one Was 'Citoyen
or Cheyenne afterward converted into
Monsieur and "Madame;i bu, that the
universally Of tho latter designate dates
at least as far back as the time Of the Grand
Monarque, and Vas then noticed by travel
ers, as appears from passage in one of the
English dramas Of the period. IL alludes to
The Queen and Conc ubine: a Come die by
Richard Bronze, London, .659.n In tn the
discarded Queen Eul;,iia is addressed by one
of the cha RI cters as Madame" To which
she replies: Take heed, good neighbors;
beware how you give diguitie or title; there
in you may transgress." And she is ans
wered thus.
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II x#Ml HALLS
A2 vIWcELABlE SICIuAM
80 I'll HAIR
III REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popularity
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by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
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hair grows thicker and stronger. In bald
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their normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t is
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No whit. good Madam. Observe the iialec'
Of France,
And you shall find Madam given there in
courtesie
To women of low fortunes, unto whom
lis held poor add lion, though greatQueens
Do grace and make it royal.o
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kearney's Ext. Buchu

Permanently cures all affections of the Bladder,
kidneys. and DropsIcal Ss eilngs existing in Men
Women and CiIldren no matter what the age.
ASK for hesrney's. Taxa other.
Price one Dollar per Bottle. or six Bottles for
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A Physician in attendance to as = er correspop
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ScrOfula. or Kings Evil. White

Swe,hngs Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
Goltre, Scrofulous determinations, Indolent
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In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BlTTERs have
shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate and int. actable cases
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04


A THEOLOGICAL STORM. - Jonah's
whale bas been the cause Of very
lively incident in the Academy of Sci
ences Of Brussels, which has greatly
exercised the political press of Bel
GUM. NJ. Won Beneden, the eminent
soologist, had pointed out in the
course Of an address to the Academy
that the tradition which describes the
dolphin as bringing to the shore hu.
man bodies with which it meets, is
very ancient and widely spread, and
that 1t bore resemblance to "the
fable of Jonah" The inadvertent in
timation on the part of the eminent
Eoologist, that he doubted whether o
human body swallowed by q whale
would be in good condition three days
afterwards, has raised a theological
storm. Two professors of tho Cath
olic University Of Louvain demanded
in violent letter that tho Academy
should formerly censure M. Won Ben
eden, and tho Academy having, with
one dissentient, refused 10 do so, the
two professors of Louvain have sent
In their resignation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04
rtHEAP GBooBRlRSl

- SA'S''S'iii 'iiif's1iika eEsy.1A
Tie undsssigps kpr irRees h lis slt ft'fp1l
end pafrons thsi ke hss npsnei Soee lBe III
QRocxRlRs 4 PROVISIONS u the old sseW(
q Sirh spsast fsr yn'ss be s9!lS,, LEI cnrsss
IsnSs olsy, n, ,lssa ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04

Poor innocent little Tommy But
bis mother rather got him by the
short hair for once, as vide tho fol.
lowing:
"Little Tommy didn't disobey man.
ma and 80 in swimming, did hc p mo,
mamma; Jimmy Brown and the rest
OF the boys went in, but remember.
cd and would not disobcy you.Y "And
Tommy never tells lio, does he p
"No mamma, ! couldn't 20 to hcav.
on" "Then how does Tommy han.
pen 70 have on Jimmy Browne
shirt ?" Hts ite q IIla7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04
Kulay and Circular saw-Iilli

Head Blocks, Water Wheels, shahias Pulisys.
oisord's Injector, Steam Gauges, sssan whississ.
oilers, Tsllow Cups, OIL Cups, Gauge cesks, Air
Cooks, Globe Valves. Check Valves, wrought irca
Pipes Seam Pumps, Boiler Feed Punps, Anu-
Friction Metres, Soap Stone Packing. Gam Pack
ing. and all kinds Of MILL WORK; tsssshss
with piows. Sled solss,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04
poor AND SHOE MAxixG.

JOSEPH II. pKERIxe, o. Msrhst ,ls,ss, b
Shawl nov, clssrnsld. Pa, Ass jest received
. ans LOT u French Calf ekiss ssd Eipss ne.
psst y ths nsrkss. spd Z nsv psspsrsd = nsas.
sfheturs esssythlps 10 biz llns. " Sill vass
rant his wosk to " . rsprsssptsl, 90
The siuesep " ClfeSasld spl vl,iSi1y -
teeles!(allv ipvjte1 n Giys hin eslt I. ~
wert aope - AAorf ncliss,. lAeysea
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sslisfflIansans.
Beale's Embrocation,

(LATE PowELL's,)
For all diseases Incident to Horses, Cattle, asS
Human Flash, reg lring the use Of an
eHtsrnsf application, M 81.
This Embrocalion wAs sxtsnsivsly used b
The 0ovsrnmsnt during The var.
For sale BY Hartswiek 4 Irwin, ClsArhsl6
Jossph r. Trivia. curvsnsvills. Daniel Coed.
andsr. Guthsssburg. 4.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-04
An Ice Storm,

.t ~
ma correspondent Of tho Sclinsgrovs
1Ssmes, writing from Summit county
Ohio, thus describes an Ice storm
which prevailed In that section. HI
snys: 45u NJ
II will endeavor TO give you a has
" description Of the terrible ics
! storm by which our neighborhood hal
,sbeen visited during the present week
! On the night Of the 9Th inst. 1t com.
-menced raining and continued to rain
without any intermission until the
evening of the 7th, and then com,
Incncsd showing and continued snow.
ing ill about noon on the 9th, rain.
! ing about 4S hours and showing about
s 18 hours The air was 90 cold all this
time that the rain frozc as fast as il
fell. The trees and shrubbery soon
Q become 80 loaded with ice that il was
impossible for them to bear up any
longer under the tremendous load, and
had to either bend or break to the
ground. Twigs that were not thicker
than straw became covered with ice
,ill they were moro than an inch in
diameter. The snow was also very
wet yhen II fell, and great deal
lodged on the trees, still adding to the
already great load. On the night of
tho 9th the timber commenced break.
ing aid continued till about noon on
the 9th, when the clouds broke away
and the sun came out and it COM
menced thawing a little. The noise
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