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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-08

" RICE II. J. PETERS.
RICE & ERS,
GENERAL
NSUPkkCE AGENTS,
la Wells. tarE. ~ CCmrnny's B"'id-
ipr. t.r.aH >Iiest.
AGENTS FOR THE
FlFsMAR'S FUND Of SAN fRkkC'l0
CapitaI....--.....-... .....--. >'"o' o"o
Commercial Union
OF LONDON.
Capital. Sl<, "oo'oo
IMPERIAL, OF LONDON
Capital oGo. 900.
QUEEN, OF LIVERPOOL,
CapttaI. 81. 500. 600
North British ald Mercantile Of LllGan
and Edinburgh,
Caniial $40. 600. COO
Liverpool and London and Globe,
OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
Capital. s2, 241. 9o:.oo
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15
Free Trade in the United States.

NJ CuEVAIIER's SPEECH BEFORE THE LlN Err
POOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
VI. Michel Chevalier, the distinguished
French freetrader, was entertained at dinner
April 2lst by the members of the Chamber
of Commerce of Liverpool, England. Dur
inc the speech made by him on that occasion
he referred to the growth of free trade prln-
ciples in this country as follows:
"Now let us speak of the great republic OF
North America itself Its interests are intl'
matcly connected with those of your great
town. However ii may for the time be delu
ded by the apparent charm of protection, 1t
will. after due consideration, follow with the
tide of free trade 1t cannot be in vain tha'
! Anrlo-SaXon blood animatcS the American
pcoDlc 1t is an energetic race whose hanus
! have accomplished one of the greatest mar
wells OF history, the subjugation To the laws oil
civilization of Il vast continent, hitherto unuci
the rule of Il few wandering tribes OF savdges
: 1t has placed under cultivation an extent o.
country three times the size OF England an,
France put together, and still there is Muci
more to cultivate which the American doe
piece by piece every year. The more tangl
y bic evidence of an advanced state OF society
| buildings, monuments, structures OF every
= kind, have been raised ON all sides by th'
Americans; each state has an admirable net
work of canals and railroads, and innumef
. able cditiCcs erected some To- the worship o
God, others for universities and schools q
every degree, for legislative assemblies an'
! immense manufactures. The vast era o. "a
j. northern part of the new continent has bee'
embcllIshcd with cities SO populouS that IL
, Europe they would form the capitals OF pow
crlul kingdoms
"a nation SO anxious To- possess all the ih'
provcmenis OF public and private life, and s.
. eminent by lis love and is practical sense o
liberty, cannot much longer remain bouh
by Il system OF customs rcpughant to the PR
f ciples of progressive policy, offensive to IN
n feeling of brotherhood which ought To UNI
, the whole human race, opposed Ia the lioeI
. lies of both the producer and the consumer
o destructive Ia the growth of trade. lie An
6 orleans are too clever people; they cahh'
!. POSSIBLY tolerate much longer 81 fragrant an
, so obnoxious u contradiction. The iormano
of the new party of the Patrons may be II
p garded rs tue beginning of a powerful opp
IF siton TO the domination of protection IN IN
great republic of the new continent
=, II beg leave 10 mention here II TACT "hic
d may have escaped the attention OF some
d the present company. You know one oil IN
)9l aims OF the Americans Is to ipundate WIN me
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

Very painful is the situation OF Il certain
clerk in grocery store near the town OF
Stamford, Kentucky. lie was standing be
hind the counter but few mornings ago,
shifting pleasantly the odor Of dried herrings
and kerosene and cheese which hung about
HIM and waiting for customer, when there
ran in, in a great hurry, young lady from a
house near by. She had forgotten the flour
needed for some dish in course OF preparation
and had come in haste to the store to get 1t,
taking out of bureau drawer and bringing
over what she supposed to be clean pillow
slip to serve as a bag. The obliging clerk
seized the pillow slip in one hand and ascoop
in the other and dipping from the flour bar,
rel a scoop-full, began filling the bag. The
first scoopfull went not only in but through
the receptacle, and the astonishcd clerk held
up the FELLOWSHIP to see that it consisted OF
two parts with fringed outlets at the bottom,
through which the flour had gone to the floor
The girl saw the thing at the same time, and
with a shrek, but without word, ran home
The grocery-store clerk carefully busted the
garments and laid them away to be returned
| when called for, but they haven't been called
| for vet Ard so, because of II carelessncss
not his own, that unfortunate clerk is IN d
painful situation, and the store in which hC
| is employed has lost a customer. Ii was &
! dreadful ailalr.-.St. LouiS RepuJlic1H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

wheat Indian corn anu gram in general the
markets Of Europe, particularly those of Eng
land, to which they already send vast guam
Titles; and their ambition is legitimate
because there is no limit to the grain they
can produce in the western states, and ship
from thence, by way OF Montreal or New
York, for Europe. At the very moment that
they are forming plans fer the conquest OF
duties upon foreign grain, CHANGING at the
American tariff, | find that the duties on
grain imported into the United States are as
follows: Wheat, 90 cents per bushel whca'
flour, 20 per cent. nd caiorem; Indian corn,
10 cents per bushel; Indian cornmeal, 10 pei
cent. ad roloyem. SO astounding piece OF
Inconsistency must open the eyes OF the Am
orleans, who are reflective people. The
United States have had, in some respects
their Richard Golden IN the person OF DAVID
A. Wells; ap to the present moment 'hey
have wanted their Robert Peel. Now he VIII
be found because he has become necessity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

Tsrm Ridge, Tuesday, Thurs Saturday 2 SPs 1900 \
Prsire Centre, wednesday and Saturday sSSps i'VO
NIGHT mall.
Once opens at 1901 ~ and closes a. iiMTrRON p NJ
Jan. 80, 1873.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE
Chicago, Rock Island and PACING hallroaa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15
CURRENT NEWS.

tDttGFtdD
The Norman horses, which are having such
a run at present in the west, on account OF
their great size, strength and docility, are
having rival in the CIvdCsdalc horses, which
are gaining strong loothold in Pennsylva-
ria w. o. Hammers 4 Co., Of WOodiord
Co., H., recently bought one for $4,000 and
brought him home. lie Is Il hands high, s
feet around the girth, years old and weighs
200 lbs.
II. p. Holland a Rockford lawyer, is get
ting little gratuitous newspaper advertising
ON account of his liberality He recently
slept IN the passenger house at Amboy, anC
on getting up in the morning and hastily leav
! inc ON thc train, LETT under his pillow his
watch and pocket book containing $4,000
. They were found and carefully locked up 70
| him by The chambcrmaId and handed to hin
on his return in great trcpedatien next day
The chambermald was rewarded for her hor
es,v bv not dimc-uu' thank you-nC
even smile.
Miss Ida Greeley, eldest daughter OF lio
ace Greeley, was married on the lst of May
New York to Col Nicholas Smith, of CO.
ingion, Ky. Rev. Father Farrell, an oil
| friend OF the family, performed the ccremon
according TO the rites Of the Roman Catholi
Church After the ceremony the bridal pa
! ty embarked foI Europe.
Judge Mackcy, Of South Carolina, has Jul
ruled that lin the trial of an ISSUE OF fact, IL
lvolying the examination of a written or priI
, ted instrument, il is good ground of challeng
10 Juror that he cannot read The rulin
will have an important bearing on the comp
! sition of jurics, and consequently on The AZ
S ministration of justice in that state.
, Next Monday, according TO that class
Gardeners who plant most of their seeds 81
the moon" is the time TO plant cucumber
II, You mus, get up at dawn and proceed
Your garden in your nightclothes, "Sayir
nothing to nobody" aud deposit your seed
Dong this you will be sure Of a crop. Opc
ing your lips dispels the charm. But So
pose you End the ground frozen or an inch
snow on the grounds
81 Mrs Anna Ornellas, the "old Lady
Jacksonville, this State, anaiiye OF the lslai
lof Madeira. died last week at tho age OF /
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15
The Funny Man of the Detroit Ere" 'resH'

Up. Lewis is the wag of the Detroit Fre1
Press. During the past three years ne mas
written some of the finest touches OF sehti,
ment and human nature in his police cour'
proceedings that have ever appeared IN the
United States. Unlike Bailey he dld not IN,
herit his wit; unlike Mark Twain, il dld moi
come to Kim through associations The ruin
is, il was blown into HIM. lie was in ordln
ary stupid country printer, abont Ann ArDor
and Lansing, Mich, until he took II mo MS
head TO 90 on tramp" After footing II 10
Louisville, he engaged to work his passage
on a steamer to New Orleans. The hrst Gay
out the steamer blew up Lewis, one OF the
victims, was sadly scorched and crippled, but
as soon as he got able 10 write he sent an ac-
count of his experience and sensation IN be
ing blown up, to the Detroit fre6 PTeSs' when
NJ once established his reputation as II versa
tile genius. On his return home the fFee
Press took him on its columns rs items man
The leading editor SAID the other day that he
rad to watch HIM like hawk, for about hall
the time, like old Milton, he clings lovingly
to the --LATEST emanations of his brain. Lew
is writes a good deal for the Eastern weeklies'
over the signature of IN. Quad ia Dour'
reoise EN- quad" he says, "as it is worthless
in printing offices, except in its own line
it won't Justify with any other type Lewis
will last some time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

m OTTAWA MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS,
THE
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
RAILROAD
L. tie short Line 10 Chicn.o ana
the East.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

The brilliant Success OF this q ma -
saving, 'Eimc--n>InE 'rhrcshcr, is
unprecedented in the annals OF Farm Machinery. In orel
period 1t has become widely known and fulI v
established, as the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15
CREAM OF OUR EXCHANGES,

,, ..,,.,,,,,;ro
May day, "hich some h'@hlS '"''S '''""
poets have sought TO surround Win Pie"'""
glamour of serene skies, Oaimy prceZe9 anu
fragrant blossoms, Is VIGOROUSLY an ln'arl"oiy
raw, chilly, uncomfortable DAY III 'h'9 'i'""'''
to say nothing oil the superlal'cy u'saHioe"o'
concoInitant of being moving day cotem-
-. ,bo rcoIizrd how IL was himself on last
po'~'!' ~, r,o,;,,s in , foyv scat,
, ,a,,,s IN ,,,is wise.
49, aI,,nro ,no same peonle who have NOV
cd eleven times, and each time a different way,
unhesitatngly admit that llc Iesuit 10 Wv
every uhe' lhcIo 10 Nv '"sS way $500
There is nothing on the lace oil TINS carth nor
"a the waters beneath the eartn 1hat WIN ~
vent woman from tearing up 'h'hss ''''
hours before 1t Is necessary.
We frankly confess that we do not understand
vhv the shaying.cup is packed at the bottom OF
a barrel of tinwarc or why Il vest is used to wrap
nm n ham
No,,, orticIcs which have become pleasant to
va | e., Iou, association look drcadfuly cheap
md dinry when loaded on a cart with the
neghboring window in direct range.
The following is the lament Of a Boston wo-
man:
Nv husbands crosscr than a bear
And won't give me thinS 10 wear
When OF nun t,r ieaSom tnMnIod ,ovcs,
lie SruHiuic7' i"o'' No'''''''''' ''->~
Her fate is sad one. She can meyer ENJOY
life as much as the gushing Brooklyn woman
who has access to her husbands purse whenever
,bo fools like IL and sings merrlly:
M,h,,ho,,s ,ood os he can mo.
Says he: My love says he to me,
Ere taxes leave YOU none TO to take
-, -, ,.,,,. r,,,,.,,i, ru,o
Inc cdltors ol hHiauor 'ouh'o' '"'"o' mo, I''''
those oi Kansas, are pointed, II not poIltc. Here
IS what one OF them says oil a contemporary over
The way
now we WIZ MORN iue sMec.sygi NV, 80
nose'rag across the street that he cannot ran
any Of his Internal lies down our throat Tor vi
know him to well too believe anything he says
even under oath lie has also been attempting
to ram a batch OF his lies down the Threats o
the people Of this county in regard to his hon
esty while in office, but, Judging from the opin
ions we have heard expressed upon the subject
the majority Of them are about as dis'rustfGl o
his ycracity as We are.
One Of Whitticr's little poems Is called t
mind by the spelling.school epidemic. We can
not s,vthot there arc any Ii,,Ic Girls or bip one
Ho' o"9 s','' ',.'e az any '''''I
,,It. I'm, then wIo toousg
.rm s,rrv,bot I s,elt I'M. word
hate to 20 above YOU,
Because the brown eyes lower fell
BECAUSE you sec lo'c you
Still memory to gray haired man
Dear "a ripI the t i,i on her rrayc
r.,,..n, hoo,. ,,-,,,,,
''' ~ > 800
lie live, TO learn in LIES hard school
How few who pass above him
Lament the triumph and his loss
Like her-becausc they love HIN.
l.. 1T, IN, Ga, cam. ,,,fd,,,i,. Il
III eon'ec''on VII" 'i''
Albany Ar9us exercises ITSELF after ms iashl
With the ccccGirititics Of our English orthogl
rbv.
Phy: ,,,.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

D. W. HITCHCOCK, General Passenger Agent
goEERr HARRIs. General Superintendent
DIV. TOUZALIN.
,,.,,b Agent. Ottawa. llllno9.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

A. NJ SMITH, Gen'l Pass Agt. II. RIDDLE zen sup
Nov. 90, 1871. F.TA'hNhh' hseH' az o''""
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-15

sugarcoating for nauseous pills did hu
maze thing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06
@oetrp.
Ans,cer to the Momeyiess Man.
~ ~Es. rtoErScE ASpEn.oS ctInsI

There places. secret where Virtue ha. birth,
Mherr Charity duells on this bcauiifal earth;
Where Mercy AHd Kindness Joined hand In hand,
And ltiy's tcaT falls At the warm hearts command:
Ihefr are doors that the least gentle knock ui unba
Aud others that sStug ou thsif hinges aisr,
Giting rgrrss 70 angels Who lovingly scan
The uocs aud The wants VI the money less man
lloes be vot1 Does be ihr,c' i,he hihfai and ttas
Does he know shat man has done aud shat be may do
~ ioe. Lo creep on STA ''s ,iessard'' .io- pAce,
Does be dfinA, -hil- ms nsigh-'i. 18th -he. hssr'
aud soul,
Is swing his strength o. ~ nF.t At the goal
10 such b. hts crimes ptp him ifyou
'"utcnt 60 ~ 'cotncd a. a saeHeSiess msn
Labor taught ~lh che brain -,,h o. ,stous .1intai
haui
u,. reared Ittn,'is la,iasr. s,,t ,tv l.hi
Md the nau -tu 800 sefk = ili .oonrf uf late.
e,se io sisA ke sasfAat e. sane fish Hsaus safe
ith VafIlr all eflusNn his uals mas h. hans
Nh.is thf ,tabifi,f e lstt ~ ~ ne tsils - CANS
tl hraft hfasr aud flee ste D. ras4frs No. ssIan
" ia's't that De- ' % -as mohsyi iss, man
Thee Ar, ,hat,t.. -i.,r onis,, tatrst auI ,tlu
is'e sp 4ns from ths isrih' y ,ehe lyf b., is'tr
Ihs'v a.. ..lss-' ha'l t.i' toanari d, ths's
We Aur- - ~ -i'si item fP.ui! -,
Ani - sue- ihai sacA tabsF as ussss - san
Ihs .ith n. miBieus. shea arss ~ s-s.A
Was hno-a sa sa.nse ss asHsy tess uaa.
%. = -. = - .-..-- ssssg saa a. ts,-fi
vi X .ps.s aii7ss sls-'s 10 lssslss g. &, i.
thAt soad sui eai thsif soil - foof tss thssssT
90 as-ft .hefs '.s - -. ,ts.p sni o. ts.
tfa. aN...Ht - @t.H g.. -ltt astff = tt'
g. tal .e.u tsH.. .tHasa -. .f,tss
%. .-4 i..i %. 8. ~, I.ss a.t
.a..#s. 3d..
90 49,. .a.
Do s- .. 90 o.. i..t.fs
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

vAGARss OF llESRN BERsH This crazy. 80.
called humanitarian, SAYS the Tar Fed mi
Firrs, who iu his zeal for the welfare o. pigeons.
rats game fowls aud dogs makes himself a ns,s.
AnCs 10 his 'eiow men. gives dali, proof 81 ~.
wisdom " the spo,hegm Which ~ applied 10
him In ouS last issue Pat = hrgeHr On hosse.
back AID he will ride to ihc drVtl Nn' c,n.
tent win -nno, ing spor 'smen and afr,s'inc ssn.
tsnen's s.ftanls fo' hot hsrnsssing and groom.
Jag ihri m,.,-rs' horses in comfotuii,, With his
i3ergh iie's be has inaic'sd in'smy oR m
honest, respectable young mechanic nv causing
his ihestc-' alton To- p+nii-Siiary FOR kiiiing ,
inad cat 10 srli-de'ense Ia the meantime, wh,,
u TO become Of the Young mans wife and chill.
drsn. who wrfe dependent on his labor Tor their
daily bread u this b. humanity, heaven save us
rom such hamabiiarians as Mr. Bsreh Bu,
Bereh's --latest vagary was to violate the Law in
presuming to address a communication to a
Grand Juty when 10 session. aud for laying ihi.
las, feather on the hack Of public patience we
commend him 10 our Recorder, whosr frmness
is equal to hs integrity Let him issue that
writ d. iuaaiico ifgHiTendo 10 which We predicted
the GRAZ, bumanliarisn would have 10 respond
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

Two oE 'ES.-A yo3ng fellow. whose better.
halt had just presented him with a bouncing
pair ot twins, attended church few Sundays
ago. During the discourse the clergym man
looked directly At our innocent friend. aud
said, in tone of thrilling eloquenc~, "Young
man, you have an important responsibility
thrust upon you" The newly. Helged dad
suppOsing the preacher alluded IA lis peculiar
home event, considerably startled the audi
ence by exklsitning. ayes. | have two Of 'en -
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~r.r'i H''a''' sect r,''ofsr. ssias 'lser

-. Ht,u ri., tra4 'se a., sines an
sf ztH sWI' tsi rs the hiAea.ni'. .har % "
Isnrg~ hlnE y t- Ns'fh Far, street ~
stri.s .ssi D. slrs' - e. from . s.1-cs 'n,t
90 l.tiag bsln. could usm, ptah.'s t4ops b 10
tf.si be wtfs 'nf ftv wears .n inking
H. sssy tnls' PLACED lump q ,abstiand
tii4ai 7'us coal uron b. forge. alaa' ne o.
- = ta.f tsek mr,s4te The csal NO. NeAune -
tAiHdy q. te issirst " klriE asir.i a tuket
sud Papnins ihe lump vel snsn brak' Il taio
risc'. t. h,s great smaIemest there rolled
from shs sentIe oi tht lamp whai a, hfs' appear.
81 - b. an snofmous COPPER cnia 80 - "a. -
black ne coal IN which q hal been imbedi- 4
Upon Dos-f examination and consde able rub
hing and bafnishiug. the coin prnus 10 b.
Spanish dollar sf the pufesi metal. an h"a'isg
distinctly al the characteristic make aud gns
o. thatence popular and wsll knowb coin II
has upon one eide the Spanish crown aud pillars,
aud UPON the other. . uedallion likeness % Fer.
dinand VII, the words De- GrsitI aud the date
lsl3. About the genninsness oi the coin there
10 not doubt. although IL Is still n black IN
many plac,s as Etebus itself. but hoN came il
imbsddsd 10 that lump OF Csmberlani coal p
This Is the puEzing question 10 which solution
Is desired The sagacious William 'skespeate
makes Hamlet say during portion o. The play,
there are more things in Heaven and earth,
Hora,io. then were ever dream, o. 10 your phi.
lesophy, and We now believe there 'raih 10 -
ASSERTION. The coal came frem the h, wes ~ the
earth. and the Spanish silver doar from the
bowlss cfthe coal lamp. but hou came IL th,te7
We repes, this 10 the question. BIitimorean,
20sh iRsf.
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"a s. ..ffh'r '-E h..ur %
a. $500 iri ed
rssrt 8t.
30. ut#. f.t
ssts.t W Oh.
fstt. .i N..
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tatrsN .....
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ranss Nrl
, ut one r,.r n.-4, -..-s' ..r
me telegraph nf., a'i sect fh. --,. % D.
: "a rather uo' r,re ",,,us- uh-#. .,t,
I understand th.'i' o The ini,pnap 80 mtht
me present o. spm-'hiag arPr-c ,''' ] an
Z e con 'inusd g'bil, aud siNs,s ~ i'tr
opposed io pubic displays - ofii -isls ~ 'h ~,
&, prrs.ais addfr.-es 8c Ani then h. bg-.'
iIio this noble aud loft, eipr'..isn worihy alike
~ the man and the Statesman lfyou have con.
, sssd 10 40 an, thing ~ the kiui give - 80 NV
wife
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-03-06

I'm much Obliged u yen IN SURF
"And this isn't the umbrella ?
I'm sorry TO say IL isn't
Mr.. Courtenay rose 10 60.
81 should have been glad TO have returned
you your umbrella, he said. politely As u
is. can only hope it may be festoFed.''
AS do myself. | assure you" Mise Arm
strong responded 'Not for the umbfella's
Photographic proofs. which were scfeWed int
the handle"
"Eh by Georgc q"
Constraint was forgotten IA the sudden snr
prise created by this statement Before half
an hour had passed. the three were cutie 81
ease together. They passed frsm spesulation
about the tate Of the umbrella IL the weather,
aud to lpcalty aud season. T. amusements and
TO music. when thoy left Il was With the un.
drrstAEding that thrf" might b. istufe visits
However, urithef of ~" souus gentlemen
he hls cup ~ .Aitsfartion toll Ia the bfiu. BE-
cause 90 the other Nnts sentence DID either
utter they cr...rd the street In the uppef Z
bali oi the boarding hpase ~ let Nf Keausdy
bose siirucc
- sa,. Z. urtrnay. ~heu ii ,.ti -sr that al
NertIsvmeut
About sht a. ga. ruiug -. the laeanlc
his key
Aud yeu ~sst ds-n to-l sat
4 sl~ay. g. da~n ta-p
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U'akeJieid. The birthplace ~ Geo.
Washington.

U'akeJieid. - The BirfhI,t0cc of Geo.
WdshiHDton.
The heart of every American born citizen Of
this broad aud beautiful land Of ours thfobs
with pride at the name aud thought Of him who
Was IA the infancy Of our great republic, The
commander of her armies, the champion q her
freedom, the Father Of His Country
Stories Of the unainehing truth iulnoss "i has
boyhOod, the hlIal love of his youth, aud self
i"rgetfal bravery Of his early nauG"ni. added
u the golden lustre of iipened year, show Is D.
man who may we'll kIndle the altar hf"s 90 a
nations PRIDE aud cause us all {" Jp.c' 90 the
knowledge that ho is ours, thv h-prhg - oar
own land.
All that was once bis Is Vi.W,i W.T.. rover
cnce, and many an eye has GRAINED D. sbtsf
as footsteps trod som. spot hall tN.i - L.s
presence. Many pilgrimage has D. % ihaie
tn the place of his burial. aud m.Hy lead
scd low 10 the pfrscEcr q! thr ashes ~ "af
t.lei. There - scAtce al eye which does - ?
% hrst glance recognize plcigr. - W Yer
l'u bat how iew are they wh1 hnow ahytaiIs :
. The place 81 he birth. save the tneugre PET
''aih recorded 10 history .s'aung the i-ot tAai
90 HH N~attH"frlsnd cfuuty. NtrfiEla. and
Lata marble slab bsarug ttr ILsrf-pa.I
Here, on thr 22d II t-bruary ~. prarg'
/ shlnFtnu 80, b5fI. mafss tnu sr,i
fsI,ss tfess nhe - 10. lutn'rHls est4afi"t
VI tue Potomac, p.L'tfates tt' uppsf parton
T Of Nestmo.claud county tat svs,rsl nil-s "a
this. aud asout mile ifosi ~ mputb, uia! b.
seen % "a open aeli whieh sstsnas ~ th'
20 y IL eS.s.:. =. = 1900 ssss u ~ -,
The mansion whieL stood sbaut q Lurdfsi
y.fds from tLs c'-ss ~as 49,. .1-ata.y burlti
81. lF th~ irvni4HoAarS Na-. aI4 nsssf rt
b4Ht Tie .Lsl sA u.nss Wa ~ ~ t4t
t.Ise sLIct ss.ar.4 ttr i-r'-. % e. e.,
tsLr 20 49, ile bustss af. ell .as,
t"et -rsrf a., ~ 80 its r..r. .l ~l.el
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