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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11

THE nomination of Gilman for Lieu
tenant Governor by the Republicans
of Minnesota, is severely criticised by
the Pioneer Press, while the change
from Scandinavian to German can
didate for Secretary of State and from
German to Scandinavian for Treas
urer will doubtless produce some fric-
ton; however, there is no reasonable
doubt of the election of the entire Re-
publican ticket with the possible ex-
ception of Gilman. The Republicans
of Minnesota are we'll organized while
the opposition are not in very good
fighting trim.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11

IT is announced that Gen. Grant has
sailed for San Francisco, where he
will arrive on the Dist inst. The mon
ster excursion with which his over
jealous admirers some time ago pro-
posed to greet him has evidently been
abandoned to the intense satisfaction
of the distinguished General.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11
OF tht distinguished GENERAL.


The Chicago Tribune has inaugural
ed some innovations i'll spelling which
will doubtless for some time remain
peculiar to itself though its proposed
reform acc0rds with common sense
and reason. 1t has prepared table
of words spelled in its own way which
table has been placed in the hands of
editors, reporters, compositors and
proof-readers upon this journal who
are required to follow its directions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
WILLIAM Z. SMITH of Milwaukee.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES NJ. BINGHAM. of Chippewa.
For Secretary Of State,
II. b. WARNER, of Pierce.
For State Treasurer,
RICHARD GUENTHER, Winnebago.
For attorney General,
ALEXANDER WILSON, of Iowa.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
w. G. WHITFORD, of Rock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11


Are the most eff
fective and congo
NAL purgatiye ever
discovered. They
are mild, but Ell
iectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11
BRICK KILN!

Thase intending to build can buy brick
very oheap--cheaper than ever before-st
the >iln Of SAMUEL EIFMAN,
$50 Prescott, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11
FRESH MILK!

would respectfully announce to
II citizens of River Falls that l am
permanently located here and am pre-
larcd TO furnish pure, fresh milk IN
uitntitieS To suit customers, delivered
morning and evening. \ fair share of
patronage is solicited.
II j. W. DAVIS.
River Falls, April 30, 1879.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11

tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill a day.
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than aquarter of a century, and have
obtained a Sorld-wide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilatiye organs of the
body, and ere so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with.
stand or evRde them. Not only do thew
cure the everyday complaints of every-
body, but also formidable and dangerous
dis asses that have bafiled the best of
human skill. While they produce power.
ful effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inhamed.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood.
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elelnents of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates. containing neither calomel
nor any dcleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BY
n n AVID r. IN III A
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11
o O HICKS,
Contractor and Builder.

Is prepared to do all kinds of work in hisline,
taxing buildings from the foundation, or
otherwise. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets, &C., furnished to order. A fair
share Of patronage respectfully solicited.
Shop near dwelling house st the corner d
Cascade and Main Streets. River Falls. Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11

IUsIIlt97 773F7IIH, IOII MUS OF Iets, 20
square Wsll be counted the space of one incl
-ocal notices will be char eed according thf il
character. NptbiEl less than IL ceuts line for
the first tI sef+iun. and 10 cents for the second.
All Job WcEk must be paid for on delivery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-11

Cook & Bell wish it distinctly under
stood that they will sell goods as low,
or lower, than any house in River
Falls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-16

espis. tpelhsn @es er sini6lassn icute.
Na6psm er sinsn aussnblid na6sera6t
entihIps er fib. mad esm@ armelits,tlpfer
suriidsutebrsn.
- 9isusitt bsoarf S6psfa Waria
gum lsBtsn Wal nod msinss 8atbss -
iprab sr ~ iib islbt uno ma6is iib
pann auf osn Bsa 70 silissn S6rittss,
ais % ibm feline S&wd6e sulisB.
Gin 9isrtsIRunpe na&bsr befano sr f6
In einem runfsln Sprr6;tmmeL psGen
fable @inee unten NIT braunsm Eifels
psrf uuiasben Iparen. Gussr einsm elm
fa6sn Iil6bsn. auf psl6sm Elm b5lssrs
nss Gru,ifr fanp, unp elmer ganf pom
Gitsnbols befanb ii1 parin fein anesrsS
9srdtbe. aqes atbmets bier file Gins
iamfett unp &ube, fsrn bon allen prunf
unp Stimmr. Der @reis bate fauni
einsn 4ussnblif ausserubt als fb Der
8orbans BON braunsm Stpfe btntsr benz
bttten Sitter bspsste unp nur 70 melt
gsSfnet rpurpe. eas Der Con Der Stimme
Dur@sans Fneen fopnte. porauf Ter
@rris ndber trat unc Al Se1ancen, ben
man ni&t isbsn fVnnts iasts:
- Gbrpdrbfss S@psfsr, i9 srrIaFe
garis fir thinner - 10 CLAUDE ib penfs'
fsns - uno polts mid DOR neiner slb>
rsile NOD sinmal nit Sbnen iiber ete
beissn Sunsfrausn unterbalten. bic rurb
MID bier aufnabme ssfunrsn uuo nit
Gem Ssitanpe Der s5ttlibsn 9naee uns
ter ibrsr esituns in G~lSmmisfeit uno
5sGspsretnbeit TOR gptt panpsln uno
ibren S6wsfsrn Bur Sreuee unp Mufers
bauuns ssrsi&sn rusrrsn.
= Bdnl&en Gle NIT ibnsn ~ fprss
den antportste stne ianfts unp
f6wa6e Stimms elmer Grau, esrsn altsr
ppbl isbr Sprssrddt ietn mufte.
= Sd dbsrIa6s Is Sbrer weilsn llms
Fdt auein. pas ~ entf6sirsn.
= @snn Is Sbnsn alfo lisb III, fubr
bic Sttmms bintsr Rem Sitter fort = 70
min ih mid pamit bssnisen, Sdwsfsr
Wa8palena ibr lsStsS 2sbewobl AZ dbsrs
brinssn unp lufe nur S1pster Wuriu
bsrbeirufsn.
I8orttsuns folst.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
HE WOULD DIE wITH BOOTS ON
4 Ragged Wanderer who wouldn't he
scared ny an Empty Cartridge.


A few days ago n drummer from the East
was taking nip In n saloon near tho Central
Depot. ana he put the proprietor IN TO n new
soe was 10 pco o and 40, Srf1 Viii
tho cartridge. or shell. was of course empty.
Very lew loungers would caro- TO remain in the
room and wait for the expected explosion. and
once out doors they would give room to cash
customers. Tho saloonist procured three or
four OF the bOmhshellsn and the trick was
success from the start When he had roped in
three or four friends 20 aid him. they could
clear tho room OF loaicrs IN one minute ny me
watch. and tho fat on their ribs grew in thick
ness.
Yesterday morning IN ungainly- looking chap.
who seemed to have been frustbiten 10y con
tract. aud whose old ovNrcoat was too ragged To
even tanglo the cold. dropped into the place in
n quiet way and ut once tried 10 surround the
coal stove. Tho saDOnst asked aim II he
didn't want n hot drink, and he replied:
On guess not; Ill thaw out by the fire after
Pretty soon hint was given him that he
Could buy . tGn-ccnt cIgar i9r lve cents. ana
that reminded him that he bad u clay Pipe and
thereupon determined to scare him out and
while SnG the fire he PLACED SHs aS Of NE tbo
exclamation that some ilend had conspircd to
assassinatc him. Tho stranger rose up. real
tie darnrd thing r viii shoot ofr2o You haven't
minute 10 live IL you don't get out doorsV
was the wild answer. as the saloonist made a
-" Pete Adams, began the stranger. AZ he
shook of his old oy'rcoai, YOU hMnt got a
tarnal thing to live for. and you might as we'll
10 under now. when collins are cheap. Brace
up. old boy. and die with your boots on.
MnoOpp
Picking un u stool he knockcd tho hot water
can OF tho stove at the first blow. and he was
whaling away at tho beer tables when the
saloonist rushed in aud screamed out:
F.yl Fly, or you're "a d. AL manl'
WELCOMED ing OF tcrrorsl whooped Potter,
NJ he tossed u table clear over the barkeepers
head.
Three or four mon came in to help secure
him, hut before they had succeeded in lumming
him down behind the coal box they had bumps
and bruises enough to last them Tor month.
I'm the clothes pin that mover flies from
nothing nor nObodyln remarked Peter. rs they
finally let him up and sought 20 get $50 dam
ages.
He hadn't n red cent. AMI when he had Jumped
through u back window and cantered down tho
alley his faded and ragged overcOat alone re-
mainod to tell that lac had been there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
4 Fraudulent jules Verne.

II Is reported that jules Verne. tho novelist. ia
u tl- tnfrv. Wa~at Montreal last week. aui At Sptn-
GER Nae Watching huOtMahlus. few du1 ago lie Is
taxing 90 Amrca qAir tN The story may he true, aud
10 nOt true. a very small perNcrsiOn ui tact beside
Ne.nrs -htisrlf Z 0sniHt
The story is not true. We have found IL
printed IA a true story in several Of our eX-
changes. A man appeared in Spencer, who said
he cnme from Montreal, and called himself
Jules Verne On the hotel book and in CONVERSE
tion with those to whom he introduced himself.
Last Friday "a letter from him. dated AZ spencer.
came to the senior editor OF the NpD. II was
signed jules Verne, Paris. France He said
In u thai he had hteu recommended To the
hospitality OF the pCrson to whom IL
WAS ndiree~ol by the Hon l.. b. Wash
burnc. late Minister to France and asked
To have this osplutity begin with the sending
Of a carriage 10 meet him at III" station in NOr-
cest'r ~ u given hour thHt evening. The ear
riuge WIS not sout. Next morning he presented
himself M Mr.. Buliwlns house IA jules Verne.
After a few question. had been asked and an
swcred. he WAS told with some emphasis that he
was not jules Verne; that there WIS nothing
French about him; that both his handwriting
and his accent were wholly American; and that
jules Verne. visiting this country, would not be
first heard Of in spencer. nor cXp"ct the hospl-
tllity at any stranger without letters of intro
durtOu. Finally. after much mora had been
sad. he admitted that h. was not "A Frcnchman.
ami thHt he WIS not the French writer whom hu
WAS pcrsonuing. At last he went his way. and
We have not heard OF him since The man WAS
evidently a New Englnndcr. who had under
taken TO play part Tor which he Was not
qualified,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Jan. 19-P. M.-Thc day closes
with buoyant market. recording an important
advance for the week. and tho highest prices
since tho bull campaign commenced The
chief dealings were confined to Northwest. IT.
Paul. Jersey Central and Rock leland. although
tho whole list showed great steadincss AZ on ad-
vance. Northwestern common advanced to 81,
opening NJ % e.. 81. Paul common sold M high
Us 38l4. NV Jersey Central 40l4. and Rock
Island l23%. The bulls have full control of
the market. particularly in tho Northwestern
sharrs, and promise 10 mark up prices whom
ever the bears attempt to cover.
The most impottntt feature Of tho weok has
been the liberal subs ariution TO tbc4 & cont.
loan. Already forty millions have been re-
ported, md II Is supposed the subscriptions
will ach flfty mill ons for the week.
Tn Bank ot Englnnd reduced its rate Of in
tcr"at - Y cent. Friday.
Tho following table represents the opening,
Iighcst and lowest sulcs " tho principnt
stocks dealt in during the past week, together
with the number of shares dpnlt in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
4 rouNG ENGLIsHMiN MURDERED.
Hound and stranaIed. md then his Body
Thrown Into the sen.


BTYROUr, Dee ia young Englishman,
named Wosan. studying Arabic at the American
College. disappeared ON the evening OF Dec. IL.
A week ait"rward. carly IN the morning. his
body was found IN the shore. some two miles
OIL from Tho college. IL wis To- q certain extent
drcayed. hut sufficient remained for the features
to be- recognized. The under linen was stu ON
the body and marked with his name. Close by.
in n cav". w"re found some more OF the clothes.
hidden un.hra stone. \ coroner inquest mas
been held los the Cousui-General AMI the YER
dict. after hearing the evidence al threo mrdt-
cal mon-thc English doctor resident in lieyrout,
an American surgeon professor az the College,.
aud tho Government Doctors that the young
man WAS murdered. II would appear that his
hands were first buund. and that lac was then
sirau.lrd either with rope Or Ivy tho hand.
and. finally. tho body thrown into the sea.
Sour few days after his disappearance Mos
lem brought watch Tor sale io Whichmakcr'
who took II TO show II to his n"ighhor and ascer-
tain the value. His neighhor recognized II NJ
once Hs tn watch belonging 10 tho young man
miss iug. he having put It IN pawn with him a
and the man arrested. ON his house b@ing
searched u pair oi boots belonging To- Mr.. Wo-
hands ~ the Turk IN authorities. and Il il in
decd t. be hoped that the culprt may Toe brought
pran within the last three years. First Mr..
/nl'r. a." veterinary surgeon "i tho, fr"ich
Road Company. VINO was hssu~~inutri at his
own door 40 midnight: 'hcn Mr. Gale an En-
r't-fu.tu. found with his head cut III between
Nazareth and knifla: and. ~ far as the public
arr aware, none ot the guilty parties IN either
col these cn-,- have htru punished.
Mr.. Moetu Vas strI--On t. well-snown
iudiYdunl. who in Incl land Will u" r"ailiy re-
unmtDrnd as Risk Allah. and be arrived from
Lu-lnni ou visit o. his sttufather exactly a
month before thls sad ccurrenco took place.
RISK Allah i~ th" man who was tried for hi- lii.
some years back in Belgium. ON the charge II
shooting his -tcu-sou. and acquitted. IL. was
then wiiower. H. aitcrward married a Mrs
Nogau. hy Nnom he has One hiid. Mrs. Wosnu
generally lives IN England. but at the present
moment is believed ~ ha IN Switzerland
Though 81 worry quiet and softer youu-. man. Mr.
Wogun had lc'u Obliged o. PAWN hue watch loI
pn'hrt money. though his mother had sent HIM
uui n n'N, Whl'h hhn nov h'"h gwen u MN
been mud'. Tor tho wut 'hmaker recognized the
watch brought to him for sal" as the one be-
luusIuE a i.W AANs prrYIousLY ~ Nh MoEAn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
Death OF an Old Lion.

Parker is dead. The old lion who season
afief .an ha, ta2ci unou hy hundred. and ttnu.
sands D. un more Yesterday afternoon hr ht athri his
last ui amt It's innrmues having weakened him 50
that death hat victory Parker very large
animal and nuuue tnr nrst ttrUrnlug H. lis ever
tNu4uct go Lils country lie was auups thc fr-t ever
taucI hy Cronsc' IN ISL rHrkcr iroh, from his cage
in AstrN- AuUlitI' Htfr in London where he was On
exhibition aii bouncing uIeuJatNVN. who va. ttucktt~
assistant ~tlL tlf 4.us tIrAf 800 Pas lang. amt
sacked The hc h1,,i. me non tossed thc lnup ami
hrls. hldt to aui fro. as cat would dead
mou.r When trorhrt alrcarri an the scene,
Parker SUI tuftua.rt. AMI 4 fierce struggle
ci-uNd trND ANt Procured blankets. uUl. slturttn-
them with spit- iaton.d t NJ g. on polo, ami IRE
g. them. 30 ttu>uu- uli ~ htt flames Into ulr Very
iac o tr h"u tie au.mal WAs iri-ii n.i .ni sAukrd
back ia his cell. where lac secured. Parker was
uitvrWard safely housed ia the Lutu-IcM Garden al
Lun'uu. where Dee was Vl.itoi hv hWdrol. the hon
Wa. brought toihis country ~it connection with
ut LHruiTsH circus al % Nv sHr oi tht concern an
lS72 was purchased hl Nj Kutaus. who has owned him
since Parker has itt TIE luurtlut~ 90 age Ter some
months. amt % a. been witt some d .niN toward the
iat Ot Tho asun tlat he could mount the Gaze. Uu top
Of which he Wa always POSED dunno tr street iaradcs
purint the frw weeks 10" has crown ythicr. ana
uUulh his appetite Wa, good iUii dlt not seem 10
sttenghthe IA hun aud worn out he as last died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
Gen. jackson and the Frenehman


On the morning Of the sth, Just before the
commencement OF the lighting, us Gen. Jack
son WIS surveying the I'M of battle. "A wealthy
French merchant Of New Orleans drove up TO
the limo and requested mn interview with tho
General On reaching his presence Jackson
demanded OF the Frenchman the object Of his
visit
Il come" said he. TO demand Of YOU the re-
turn 10 the city 81 my cotton which you have
taken tn make your hrcastWOrks.'
An" sad Old Hickory, can You point out
the particular bples that are your properiy?'
Oui. Monsieur. certainement 2nt Ia my cot
ton and 2ut u my cotton, pointing to many
bales IN the nrur vicinity.
WELL" sand Old Hickory, i that is your
KIP 'd,D,1J if" npd cniiing Ia a CnrnnrnI be
ordered him To- bring n spare musket. and. Civ
ing it TO the Frrn'hmcn he told him 10 stand
and defend his property. At the same time he
gave the Corporal an order To- shoot the fellow
down if he attempted to run. There Is no doubt
but that the Frenchman was glad Tint his cot
bullets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
That curlou. o'nrlen Case.

p S. Brion the rcputod brother ~ the de-
ceased millionaire William OBrien. together WlN! ms
wlc amt daughter, l.u the Baldwin where they have
been snuuug the past month. iu tue carly part of the
evening NJ "Wednesday Great care was taken 10 prevent
him from being SEEN he being tos,l,d n N bedroom n
thc suite occupied ~ tho two while the porter removed
the trunks rom he main room Thc lu'banl WIN ms
face covered With broad scarf hscAc- only hcins WISH
Bile, WAS hurried into Carnage hired 20 Nehd niltr
than mat col the hotel and driven fawdN % NE Palace
Hotel where they remained 1ut few lnur- when they
cit that carayansarN and MP To- lar hYr last NJ
had rot returned The suIiru pdrurc ri tht lWuitoln
the Baldwin, accredited to the tact that J McDnnuuih
and his Mi'c the sister ol the late " obrcn hat ar
rived nt the hotel jose tho previous duY, ana
taken possession of AN adjoining suite Of rooms ana ' me
ri - pad Mir q Bricn durug the AFTERNOON ul NtdNs'
AK rs Mrs Flood nul daug liter It's rumorcd that The
claim of the alleged brother upon te estate OF the de,
ceased millionaire has been settled by the payment OF
SOpOuO t. Inn hY Mr. flooi ant thAthe has disappeared
as ny steTVusy as he Appeared
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
CONFRONTED BY GRIZZLIES.
A Doctor shoots Four Savage Bears without
Changing his Position.

Several weeks ago. in the ncighborhood OF
Hctcnshnw. in Trinity County, California.
remarkable bear hunt occurred. Dr. Stanley,
while on a VISIT 10 lIettcnShaw. expressed an
earnest desire 10 40 bear hunting. ana accord
ingly one morning hc started. in company with
Greene French, George Burgess, and 10 Light
foot. Arriving az u thicket. tho dogs gave no.
tire of thor near approach In bear. and tho
party decided 10 sutton themselves az certain
out. This was done but the Do tor becoming
impatient entered the thicket himself. The
heavy underground made his progress slow
but he fought his way ahead until he came to
fallen tree lying in u littIo gul'h. Helping him.
self along hy tho lint he arrived II the upper
end Just In time To be confronted by huge
grizzly bear.
Retreat was impossible rs it had been with
tho utmost difficulty that the Doctor had nd
Vanccd 50 far: there was no tree in convenient
distance aud rs the grizzly showed fight. there
was nothing, lcft fIr him 10 DO but shoot
Taking dell rate aim with his Henry ril'. the
Doctor fired and the bear fell mortally wounded
Another load was sprung from the magazine
into the rifle. and tue Doctor. looking toward
his prey. was surprised To see n second bear in
the same spot This he shot also, and quickly
rcloading. was yet more asi9ni-hed 10 sec 4
third bear in the same place where he had shot
the other two.
Again the lover moved. and a fresh charge
went into position, and again the doctor looked
up. and discovered n fourth grizzly coming to-
ward him from the same opening in the
brush. Whpng went the gun again. and down
went bear No. 4. l3y this time tho doctor had
got warmed M and excited. md he Kept nov
ing the lever and firing into the bodies of tho
were exhausted. Meantime his companions.
hearing the shooting and presuming the cause.
made their way t. where the doctor was. with
the intention Of assisting him. lut found him
on the top Oi the largest bear. with the others
strewn about. swinging his lat md shouting
Justify. one was an immense grlc.Y 50 lnrg,
that tho hunters could not handle aim. and the
other three We're good-slzed grizzlies. probably
about two years old The shooting of four
bears by one man, without ever changing posi-
ton, Is something hitherto uuheard Of. even in
the most highly colorci annals Of the western
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
Arm, Head, aud Shoulder sentenced,

A correspondent tells a story about judge
Kent that Is interesting ca,e o burglary was beng
mot before ham Tht prisoners name was CoWd s. anu
die evidence showed that hc had cut hole hruu' a
rubber tent iu which several persons were sIttWht,
large enough 10 admit hi. arm ami head, ana u l ~
ground that tho prisoner having onS reached into TIE
font had not conferred II ami That On tls wchulcIny
thc defendant shuud lc discharged.
In nus chal,c 10 the jury, lrdge Kent, with Rrni
smile lllulc to ihc plea of tic Prisoner counsel ana
instructed mem unt H. lhcv wore IN doubt as 70 lLg
uut ui the whole man. they might lflnl him m EmA h'
lar ne thy Judged the evidence would warrant ana ihe
lury atcT bilut period IT consultation. brought IN a
,Crlf, against fnuuu. GONdry ihe prisoner At inc bar
~ guilty 10 thu iul ptcr o the udir ncut hs TO M shl
arm his right shoulder. AMI hts head.
"And the judsr .,nteurcd iha ann the shoulder, and
tho head OF said Thomas towdy 10 imprisonment at
hntl labor IN state prison isT tte term oi i've years
Thr prisoner might 4, SIT, ~. !sm!i''tF u 3ls FoJy
what he pleased
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

Fran, Ne Su1y Scioo' Tunes
They came 10 hay the temple walls.
And bWii a house lnr Guit
AMI raise the sacred runs mp
The spuilcI long had uud.
Thtr song the usft MING stranger heard,
Upon the hi,ls dltt-
" How po1i and kind Art Thou. o Lorif
How great lhy mcrcics are l'
And shouts and sohs alternate broke
Upon tie morning airi--
ThcN went % aea the ruins hc,
A,tInNcl 10 labor there
And lON ana sorrow mingled rose,
And reached thr NH, Alnr,-
" How COOL ana KIND ant lhpu, q Lordi
How great IhY mercies are '
Thuslet raise the ruined walls
oar hufiug Hith drplorcd,
And sctour hrpkcn ,,,srsur,
AMI WOW " SCI the l.ofdl
AM Thou. o King II GLORY. hear
Evcnlon my uirunc ainr,
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