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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-29
BANGOR Jan. Goth. 1874.
ANOTHER NEGROHATER FLOORED.

ANOTHER NEGRO ATER FLOORED.
A Washington despatch of the oath says /;
The fangs of another blatant ex-rebel and ne
gro hater were neatly extracted by colored
brother in the House this afternoon. The Of
fender was a member from North Carolina,
named Robbins, who fought during the whole
war on the Confederate side He is n new
member and full of the old Southern views,
which he poured out in q manner which dis
gusted even his owD side of the House. He
spoke of the colored men as "nggers," and
said that if the civil rights bill went through,
the crow ought to take the place of the eagle
as the national bird. He spoke for a full hour,
with the tone and manner of plantation over
seer, his speech being much more offensive
than that of Harris of Virginia, which was so
effectively replied to by Elliott of South Caro-
lima. When Robbins finished, Mr.. Cain of
South Carolina, a black member, who has not
before been heard from, took the fl oor He
had taken notes of Robbins TRADE, and pro-
ceeded to answer him, POINT by point, in a
style as striking as it was unexpected. The
effect on the House and galleries was tremen-
dous. Mr. Cain met the BLACKBOARD assault of
the North Carolina member with great wit,
and turned all his points against him. He
told him that the crow might we'll be taken as
the emblematic bird of the Southern whites,
for they were always cawing at the blacks
His peroration was delivered with thrilling
eloquence, and his declaration of the patriot
ism of his race and their determination to stay
on this continent and work out their destiny
was one of the finest pieces of defamation
which mas been heard in the House. A. the
conclusion of the speech, Mr.. Cain was con-
graduated by almost the entire body of Re-
publicans present, and business was suspen-
ded for several minutes.
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LORlNG :, SPECIFIC, the Great Remedy
for Costivt-'ess, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia
ana Piles. Is accomplishing wonderful
cures herea bouts. Read the fOllowln e i'm.
pOrtsnt testimony;
BeDj. Kingsbury, Jr.. eX.Mayor of the
city of Portland, says: "The virtue OF your
remedy for Constipation, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache and Piles, cannot be Over.esti-
mated; 1t meets n great public want. My
self and many of my personal friends and
acquaintance have been greatly benehtef
by Its use." ThOs. q. LOring. Pha rmacisi
Proprietor. Portland, Me. Price SI.OO.
For sale in Augusta by Partridge Bros,
Apothecaries. n-jan22-ttf
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Assignee's Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that Messrs wadswortb
N Smith, custom elothers, in this city have
assigned to me all their property, real and personal
law in such cases made and provided and three
months from the eighth day of January now cur
rent, are allowed to the creditors of the said Wads.
worth Il smith to become parties to said assign
ment. All persons indebted to the said Wadswooth
II Smith are requested to make Immediate payment
10 NE.
s. ;. BROOKS, Assignee.
Augusta. Jan. :, 1874, iaD2O re vTues-3V
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Special Notices.
DIR. RUFUS c. CHAPMAN SAWS

Berry's Vegetable Bilious Bitters, and can
certify that they are PURELY VEGETABLE
preparation, and have myself experienced great re-
lief from difficulty Of the liver by their use. can
confidently recommend them from my own person.
al knowledge, and predict for them widespread
reputation as soon as the public haves become
aware of their merits.
Newcastle, April, 1873. an2o-tIw
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GEN. JAMES A. HALL SAYS

have used Berry's Vegetable Bilious hit
tiers, and experienced great relief thereby. From
youth have suffered from headache, caused by ill.,
activity of the Liver and never obtained anything
Il Ike permanent relief until used the above med
cine, under the direction of DIR. Call l have no
in saving that in my opinion there is no
preparai n IN The market equal to this for the
OF Headache, or any other Bilious difficulty. ilw
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Members of the Legislature

~ ESIRING a home for the winter, are informed
- that can accommodate eight with first class
board at
Very Reasonable Prices.
sitting.room for their use will be provided free
Of charge. MRS. ii, w. MORTON,
dec3.itf Elm Street.
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Berry's Vegetable Bilious Bitters can be
found In Augusta at F. w. kinsman's and A. e.
Dahas. jan29-tlw
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longer the opening Of this school is delayed
the orse for the State. And the same mar
row policy that would Stay one of our ben 1y
client institutions, would slay them all. we
would like that this institution should be es-
tablished in Bangor, or its vicinity. But no
local feeling or selfshness should influence
the question. Hallowell 10 centrally Located
and near the State Capital, where the Legs
lature and the Governor and Council can
easily watch the workings of the institution.
As two Hallowell ladies have proposed so
liberal sum, it is to be hoped that that the
Legislature will respond with unanimity
equal to the humanity and wisdom of the sub
ject in issue. We are confident that no
measure will more commend itself to the good
sense and conscience of the men and women
of Maine.
BANGOR Jan. 26th. 1874.
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KENNEBEC LAUNDRY.
Winthrop Court. (: Augusta, Me.

Having purchased of Mr.. w. A. Webster the
entire interest in the above Laundry shall open
it for business on MONDAY. Jan. 10.
The laundry is in the building known as Waverly
Hall, which has been fitted up with all the neces-
sary appliances of iirstclass laundry, and we are
now prepared to do all kinds of Laundry Work in
the best manner at reasonable rates Our facilities
are such that we enabled to do all kinds work
cheaper than it can be done in any other way, and
without the inconvenience of washing day. We
shall collect articles every day from our patrons
and deliver them when ready, Free of Charge, thus
saving all trouble in that direction. Every precau.
ton will he taken TO prevent loss of articles.
Printed blanks will be distributed, thus enabling
every one to keep their own account. We hold
ourselves responsible for all articles lost injured
beyond the usual wear of washing, and shall use
no acids or compositions which cave work and il
jurc clothes, and ask of the public fair trial of
work, with the determination to make that our best
recommendation.
Orders LEFT at J. f. Perce's Bookstore, and j. H..
Dyers, Cushnoc Heights, in Augusta, c. SpaulG.
ing's Bookstore in HailOwell, Palmer h Co.'s Book.
store in Gardiner, or at the Laundry will receive
prompt attention.
BURBANK Il LArHAM,
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WESTERN STATE NORMAL
AND
TRAINING SCHOOL.
FARMINGTON. ME-

The Spring Term of this state Institution Tor the
professional training of teachers will commence on
TUESDAY, February "a with facilities for instruc
ton greatly increased by the recent purchase of an
excellent and extensive Scientific Apparatus, and
4 carefully selected library. Tuition free.
For further information, address the Principal,
&C. ROUNDS, Pennington.
ian1G.W till icb2i-tlt
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LOST.

4 LADIES' SABLE COLLAR somewhere be-
n tween No. Church Street and Pleasant -.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this office.
Jan. 20, 1874. an2s-t3t
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DAVID CARGILL, Agent,
in27.ttf Auuusto. Maine.
Assignee's Notice..

Assignee's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Albert NJ Dealing
~ of Halowell, has made an assignment OF ali
his property, real and personal. to the undersigned
tor the benefit OF his creditors; and three months
from the seventh day of January, instant are al.
lowed to the creditors of said Dealing to become
parties to said assignment. All persons indebted
TO said Dealing are requested to make immediate
payment to
f. ROWELL, Assignee.
I1allowell, Jan. IL, 1874. janlG.t,WSV3w
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80 Per Cent. Cheaper than Soap or
Washing Crystal.

NARRANTED. Isaac Rabbits Original soap
w Powder is sold in Augusta, by the following
Grocers: Wills n Stanley, Parker Percval ii.
\. B. Chandler, w. W. Curtis, Chisam Robinson 4
Co. b. Libby 4 Co. Marshal Withheld, ii. A. Hall
Co., r Il II. Hamlen, Percival 4 Lynn, Plum
mer & Haskell, and in Halowell by j. Edwin Nye.
jan22-tlw
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BOARDING..

MISS SARAH LEE, on Sewall street, two or
vi three houses south of Green, would like board
srs for the winter. Fine accommodations and
prices. janG-ftf
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Set briftiae Girma Mmmort, Scott

Set brifti9e 6irma Mmmon, Scott
& So. CT netop iperf meo at repa.
rere os l,bpibe fin McIIeoam. Scr.
@mmon, Sormauo for eenne Sob,
paaitaar, at Mrbsioct piI b!ioe nofcrt
iaalsbss NIL, at bet aIoris ifal blue
n%pbpenbiat at siere bet ON isien.
Semmeret, lom bruses, er 12x12 tptt
% paa besss Siber opiettes en-
Stenmur, fra 4! til 8 SOB tDf, bps.
get Of ipar Sten % neoIast i Sc.
r1ent. gnberne at Bunbtemmeret
CT pIaceret unber Stenmuren % belle
SIobiensen ct bpsset al Sra, % iaa
bpbt, at alt 8anb unSer alminbelis
8anbtano bIiper opiamIet. 9i8eIe.
bss ub9raues belle &analen fra Gam.
men til Meusn, iaaIsoes at Der pitt
aIbri9 bill bIipe @anbman9el. Mr.
Mmmon baabsr at babe @aitineriet
i Sang on, Ell ll9eS 3io.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

'l '.'o" xrdnct
afsaar s%eftpser 81. TAO Mcrsen % PITT
pser 81. 2.20 Gfterm. Soften maa
inhleperes en- balp Sine fsr Sranenes
@fean9;
anfcmmer s~ffenfra &l. 1925 90 peffen.
fra 81. $50 Gfterm.
s1tI13 Staee8
fra Ganfns, Waufcn, Wcpbpille % Sc.
fper anfpmmer bYer Manba9, Snss
bag ps Brebas 81. 10 Bcrm., % afs
saar famine Sa9e 81. 2 Gfterm. Ypff
ma intleSeres 1 Sine t~tblisere.
ira Burr Saf anfsmmer bser @anbas,
Snseaa % Srsbas @ften, % afsaar
bser Sirssas, Srrstas cs Ssreas ST.
8 Rcr9en.
til 9luftpn afsaar Wansas % Sreba9
81. z Wprsen % anfcmmer bper Sirss
bag % Sprsba9 often. Yplt til be to
h%bfnnpnte Steper maa inbleoeres In
DEN 81. 6 cen frresaacnre aften.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

SaaaraItss par SscOrab paa goo
Iel til at blipe iullmineret. Wsllsm
81. 10 % IL s~rploosrsoe en- 9ampe
i Soc. 9amms Saloon. % belle 89.
reIist bar pisblitfsIis | Spr % Slam.
me. @sb burtis Sielp bIep Slosn
itrar iIuffst, llben at Der blep slort
no9en Muarm.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Stat til Sreba9 forlsosn llse blsu
to Sober bortltiaaIns fra ears Settle
% Sid Saplor ! Yleaiaut Soluxibip.
Man paaitaar at bsr lfal bore ct
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

&ompasni at SeitetDpe / Sfcpens
runbt 8is Ganus, % bet sr neS'
benoiet / bisis Sibsr at oogte line
Obr.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
I0bc.

September 25ee. Scbn 5elssicn @Is.
sebers at Mabiirn Spmnibfp, 80 @a,
sammel. @fesse bar en- inbhsesIiss.
rig Manb | fin &rees, CO mere enh
a~!minbelis aitclet.
September %. Yeter @uiav, Ssn a,
@nna % q g PASTEL, @ehSeecros
@ar % 2 Tiger CANNED. @ftss,,
-let al ben iaa almineelise Bcrnsiss.
bonn % par ips / aere Raaneter.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Get % 9mesn.
Sen 3bi Sftober.

Tor en- sac Maaneber liben ut
enoel al Oscorab unse norife Befolf.
ming Den pre9tiss Soe, at banne en-
San9forenins / BET Store, % man
fom til ben Gnbe iamulen, onto8e
9ope. balste Gmbebsmeno % en-.
sasereoe ben bpstise Snitrnftcr ST..
gmiI 8srs fra Ga Grosis iOm Gang.
Iarsr. Oenne unse Screening teller
% aftipe % Is pasiiue MeoIemmer,
% iIiber fig sObt isiennem bpab bet
Yecuniare ansaar. Norenin9sn bar
belle Sibsn baft Spelisr 2 @ange
ON llseu, % bar | DEN forte SID
aiort iaa itorartebe Sremifribt, at
ben iibite Manbas gan en- Nftenun.
o~srhOlbnins | fit Sans.2OtaIe (SoI.
berss SAD for ct lioet, men rteset
psnt % t%atnemmeli9t Yublifum, Der
Mue bare enise ON, at belle Yro.
srammst bar soot uofsrt. YrOsram.
met bar afueTIenbe mso &Or. % 60.
Iolanse FAINT OscIanlationer. Sier.
belesbeo bIep "GitsrbeIen beimfeme
fraa'n &merifa", fremiast al ST. ..
Bers mObta9et meo Mpplaus. Otter
Gonesrten afbolbtes ct bp9selist Bal.
Sen belle Silitslnins bar ierbslss
bsIois arrauseret, % ri baaber en-
Ii9nenbe, men / iterre Maaleitof,
inart bill isos Steb, % ba ipaar ri
ct sobt Sus, ba piit Susen, Der in.
teresierer fig for Sanasns beiliss
Sorer. iaaoaxne iom "9vren" fan
preitsre, oil laoe iaaoan 0siIigbeo
qua ubenDttet ben.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

IsS@ st itrrt Splas al @eburtsea9s:
Sreienter i Mannin9s gariet9 Stcre,
liaepserfrr lite Watirnal ganf, Scccrab
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Sr. Ole Carton 8ersan, Momi.
niitrator / 8oet eiter afcste Ole
Ilfien bsraf 8Den, iom oct oil CT.
inores blsp brGbt unbsr S%nelfufuin.
gen 1878, paa MiIpaufse 6 StYaul
Baneu, bar NIL uOuirfet at Saue.
fompu9niet bar ubbstaIt $4,000 /
Sfaosseritatnins. ST. 8sr9an meo
g. Bulls iom Sa9fcrer, iasieste
&ompagniet for $4,000, men tus
ooenneunte Sum / SorIis, % Ga.
gen blep bila9t. S. Henninaton,
oen9ans S~tationsa9ent i Oecorab,
% iom bDreOe SoIf til S~nsifufn.n9,
uoreoeoe Observation-Disclosures
paa &Ompasnists Gegne, par "iImart"
not til at ta9e Suffering al Den
IipebeS grebre, Der leo iaaleoes,
at De bar tilirsbie meb Den gritat.
ming DC bapoe faaet % fnnoe alt
iaa life anlesse Sag, men bsnne
Sorpii9telie bialp nof life bsnne
Sang. Sen erboIote Gum, mso
Sraora8 at SmfOitninser, oil blipe
isnbt til ben Ifoeoss Saosr, Ell fat.
tia Susmanb / Salbers.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

SebrsIanbst Norss
Web De ltolte 8Iippsborse
- Sig iss elifer ODER ale 9auo:
Oins fa9re BDsow
Wsb Be fore Sp9osr
ST ct 6reoens $iem for NOrses Mano.
Siue baaroe 8ierss
8Iiune er ct &9rn % Serge
Wob bpert iienblf Wnsreb uosnfra.
Susrgaus &risen trlsb;
SiclbstS 8auuer lueb,
SoIf til @a!en iprans meo itolt Surra /!
&lippens Sosie itunmerr
Sfossns fore 8ierue Drummer
- Ost er 8asisr til Dor Sarpeflans,-
Ss nhar SOronsn braser,
8intertormen fnaser:
@iness iss ON samIe 8iempsrs Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Siit peb 8iernetS @ope
3 be bpbe, rngrte Sfope

3 be bpbe, merte Sfoue
2posr SnIorsns, Mettsns Sana;
Sg / 9renne Gale
@lcs beitiosIis mon gale,
alin9er Bielbens unbsrifienne Slang.
; De srrnus 9ibsr
Timber SieIosts leils Siber
Der sr beilist - list ct Yararis;
Soer 8lomlterbaffen
Sores Su9letaffen,
Sbn9ss Sonsr til 8orbsrrcS Yris.
>, bpor isoot at blunes
s De iasre norifs 0unbc,
Spor min 8arnbomstio iaa ificnt ipaunt
ben
Wine SrGnoer flGrs
Ser til @rausn mig ifal bore,
Ser min @raD ifaI ppntes al en- 8sn.
2epe 8amIe @Or9e,
Meb bets itOlte &Iippeborss,
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Sr. Ole g SpiIoe. en- Sarmer
/ Hlsaiant 5opnibip, bapos ben
llIptfe iioite Snsoas at iaa lin Sin.
ger aibnaeeu i en- S%rGifsmalfinc,
lost ban bolpt paa at sirre Den rem
meoens / Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Sill Sal9s.

) Spssetomter / 8ef Seecrab, isrs
beles belpist belissenee, / NGrbceen al
bet nprife 9utbercpllese. Selsss Biz
list for &pntunt. 9i9elebes nit GUS
cs Got paa Sprnct at Mfeaanic %
Berl Street Secprab, mar Seprct.
A g. 6. Subbs.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Smcreen,

as s9nsa. Smcreen,
tSte SsnSas efetr Srinitatis, praSifer:
8afpr Brandt paa 6ple9et,
9afor &cren / Waitin9tcnpr. &irfe.
Baftpr Surmc I Stasaneer &irfe,
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Rates of Advertising.

Local notices 10 cents per line
for the first insertion, and 5 cents
a line for every subsequent insertion.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Cpmerfiombeben benIecss paa
Oprlese Speems advertisement / bette
So. ST.. Sbsem er eIamineret fra
Danmurt meb bebte &arattsr. % meo
bet 8ienbfab, ri bar til BAN baabe
bsr fra 8pen % andre Stso.r, tor
ri trpst anbsfale BAN iom en- bbstis
ObrlG9e.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

8ritarbeiost paa ben nps Wstbo.
biit &irts sr NIL nGitsn iarbis. Sir.
Ct 80 Sob lang, 40 Sob breo %
100 SOB fra 8runbsn ill Saarnsts
Sop. er mssst pen, % oil bIipe en-
Yrpb for 8pen.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

S'Srr. ,SlIon 81 Sbompiun bar
I'LL fIpttet inO i i'm npe gb9nins Ii
seoper for Stebsrs Sperabus. Sette
Stors er ct al Be imllffefte | gDsn
os er bel fpISt meo Munufattur %
GoIonialuarer, ferbi9siorte alaOer
olo., % 0anosmeno oil MI, snrnu
mere emo fer, bore Iiffer paa at
finos bpuO JON bebppeS til 9ipstS
Surnposnbeoer % fan lcue 8OOt
open i &iebet.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

81 lfal after tiuabc os at benIeos
Spmarfiombebsn paa Oct nurifeSag.
fcrsr'Sirma bsr 8bsn. 2anSsmenb.
Der life ere oct snselifs Spros mesti.
9e, bcr beige Bette 6irma for lin csen
SoroslsS fplo, % De, Der fienoe Spro
get, for 9anbmanbsIfabets StyIb.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Set befienbtaierss, at man unoer
llbiiuinsen / gbieaso, fan retie til
benne Bp for 60 psf. at ben aImin.
beIiee @ris. Sur % &stur BILLET.
ter fan fiebss peb Sscorub Depot
for Sl3, IA.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

g. 81. Seuerion bar label grade
&iaIber for It fort npt 8aaninss.
bus paa Spbfben Of @ater Strsst,
ligeupsr for Wr. Samss Relfs Sus.
Qnffe meo Nrbeioet.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

- gn uns Gnte bIeo abipurat,
bporfor bun uiIbs sifts fig iaa mart
sitsr lin Manbs Orb. "Nt,1 iua.
rsoe bum, "ost sier leg fun for lite
at BE- al SOrs Ousr min iiars Of.
beoe Manb.n
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

ltiHolOite Srepe beS Seeorab 30.
fra 25be Septembsr til 2sen Sftober.
Mlif Senien -SS Spbnipn - Niis
Sn8ebor 2~se-2ewis 9aricn-WiisMars
saret Nelipn = Miis Sbrina Slipn -
Karen Slien Rpienbal- @nne2 Sislie
-@nbrine Sansnels- 81 q Stipana-
Spbn 8 Dclb-Sle q Mammen.
q. e.. Bailey, .. W., pr. Nelipn.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Tlpttet =!

llnosrts9nsoe tilIaoer fig bsrpsa
at siere bore Benner % &unbsr oy.
mUrflou paa, at pl MI bar Tattst
til bort npe % rummeIiss Stur,.
p.b Chen Of u. 9uuifion &c 8ru,
Skater Ct, bpor ri bar ct item,
SpIcs af @arsr snb nossniinbs fpr,
% ere iitano til at iGlse Iissiaa Bill.
Ii9t on, life biQissre end noset an
bet SanbeIsbus | @pen. 81 oiIsa
ger berpso Dor Sat til bore 8snnSr
for ben Scsnius ri biotiI bar bait,
% baaber pso at boloe 8ooe @arr
til rimslise Yriier iamt psb irsmst.
les at bsbanbIs pore Sunosr rtbs!ia,
irsmtibis at btboloe iamme 8unit
9Grbcoisit
Slion IL Sbumpiou.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

"Miaren", ia9os en- 8ut til tn
rpobaarct Tise, Tom life lna mar
mig. slsr on oil irtts mig i 8rauN.
"Ia Oct bar inscu Sars, . iUaysot
Warsn, "ou sr oltior 9rrn I'll q!
brUnee."
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03
Grincrin9sfifc.

Sutifribsr paa ~Oeecrab: Bpffen".
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Sanfcr $. Cation meo 6amlIie
pentss biem ioas ira berss europa.
Sur.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

b6y.8lip life narret pee at ijsbs bcms
nltsblantehe Darer. 0sh Seeprah ules
fabrif ialses Blot t1tbtsi. 21R
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

s 8praaost itoits Wcbe bleU Sp.
eas Sasfsrer paalast at anIGsse
Yrcces MOB Saloonprrt 50. &ss.
isImspsr, for SpsrtrGpslis al SorOro.
ninssn moi at inIse 81 etc. til be.
lfi9nfsbe Isrioner.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

- gn 6IGbesiaroer / MiIlpaufse
bar foran lin 8utif ~fp!9enoe pitti9e
SfiIbt:
II dye for to live,
And / live for to dye.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

Sr. s. Sobnion boIber MI paa
at reparere jim nplis Of SIion &
Sbompion fiebte 8psnins, peo 81.
Den al $. 8. Solberss 8utif. "Oer
9eot SOIt E, fism seot SOlf etts",
% Sobnion ipnss ban bar oerst
uoenfor Solfelfiffsn lense nof.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-03

80. Cation, al Sirmaet Sufin
& Cation al Sscorab, u9 I. 3.
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Sine Musrtisiementer / bette $40:
3. $. Mont9umsrn - IpOtbeter.
s. @. Sropn - Sanolr9s.
6. 9Uetm - SprIG9e.
SIion d 5bompion = 6lbtniuss.
motifs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-05-26
Death of Fred Doriot.

We have never known community
more nearly unanimously grieved and
saddened than thts one is at the un-
timely death Of little Erred" Doriot.
The news Of his serious illness was the
cause OF deep concern. to every one
who knew him. Day after day the
apprehensive inquiry for his condition
was upon all lips and when in the
bright and beautiful sunny afternoon
of1ast Sunday 1t was announced that
bis pure spirit had gone on the ethere-
al voyage, there was a sense of pain
visible in all cOuntenances. Eighteen
months ago he had removed with his
parents to Bristol, and every one had
marked him as bright and promising
boy. There was always a rift of sun
shine on his face, q flash OF summer in
his eyes. Modesty sat like conscious
queen, the governor of all his move
movements. He was courteous and
prompt and affable and happy and he
Tevolved like a bright little satellite
around the fireside of his parental
home. There was majesty and grace
in everything he did. 1t was impos-
sible to look upon so comedy and cir
cumspect boy and not be happy at
the sight. He always had a spare
moment to aid his parents at some bit
of daily labor, and this he did, not as
labor, but seemingly from the very
love of being useful and pleasant. To
see so fair flower unfolded was pleas
ure which gladdened many heart,
and to see it taken to be transplanted
In a more blessed cline would be a
superlative delight, but for the short
field of our vision from which it has
faded. Our mortal eyes turn away in
mute wonder leaving the tender ear of
Faith turned upward to catch those
mysterious truths which come tink-
ling over the delicate bells of Hope
down the dim but indistructible
avenues of revelation and over the
graves of our ancestors which lie be-
tween US and SIN the Beginning"
1t is blessed thing that there is not
ia all this evil world sufficient infidel-
ity to shake from our souls the truth
that our dead shall live again. The
conviction comes to us through holy
Oracles that man can never destroy,
for they are divine. And we are per-
nlitted to see the wonderful illustra.
ton of them when the body groans and !
languishes and yet, as ii unchains the
soul, the latter leaps upward with fresh |
and joyous vigor, until it leaves us
gaining into heaven. Thus was 1t |
with little Fred. and those who mourn
him can one day sit down with him in
the delirium of infinite joy.