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II lea TO DO it-yes, had b dc it, - be
exsIaimsd In Tennessee court room to
The Jury. 1T Was . matter OF self de-
fense."
Ibid the plaintiff here, whom you
shot twice, draw any weapon ?" asked
the lawyer.
~ don't say ss he did,"
WAS he about to ?''
''I don't say he WAS, Deed, l guess he
didn't have no weepiBs With him."
but you plead self-defense.
"Sartin do. went up there in -
township last fall. We lived on ssssa-
fras tea and lean bacon all winter. This
spring got in q few bills of corn and Ia
ter, and I kinder got track Of several
bee trees, and kept my eyes peeled for
coon tracks. Things began to look as
an was rekonin' on a new ksliker, and I
was plsnnin' to git my ole rife fixed,
whep-when-"
Here the prisoner seemed overcome
minutes before he could continue
well, I might s-knowed that some
calamity would come along sooner or
later and kick the skillet up the chin
bly,. was allus a poor critter-poor,
but strivin' to be white all the way
through"
Proceed, >" said the lawyer, after the
prisoner had wept some more.
"I sot out thar on log. kinder bopin
that the corn and taters wouldn't grow
fast 'nuff to keep me from g"in' Hshiu',
and the ole woman WIS smokin' jim
weed in her pipe snd wonderin' II the
children had trped mother coon. when
when this ere fellow as got shot
swooped down like one o. them sigh
clones. All was changed in one mint.
All was"
They let him have a few minutes tO
crowd down bis feelings, and he went
on:
He didn't make no bones about tall.
He axes IL my name was Dan'l Scott,
and say it was. He ares If I owned
the farm, and 1 gin il to him straight.
Then'he pulls out paper aid says:
"'DauI, I'm cum fur
"'FuT what p
1.-THE taxes
What taxes p
Estate and county, Dan1. We can't
run this ere best kentry on earth and
her Liberty and Union and Fourth of
July every year without money. Them
as owns lands mus pay taxes"
Never, says l. The iyrant don't
live as kin put his foot on the neck OF
Dtn'l Scott =
But you must paw says he, or III
have to Rei you OUT
wall, gents that was threats. Tha;
was dIivin' me to the wall. The o'e
woman begun cryin', the children comt
up and sniveled, and corn and tater.
ard bee trees and coon tracks and bright
prospects all went to TIE dogs.
couldn't-no, 1 conldn't."
Couldn't what. Mr.. Scott P''
"Csll me DaD'l unless ynu want u
hurt my feelins. 1 mean cnuldnt nut
mp with no such threats Of asssassina
shun. The ole woman snaakeh me the
double hsr'l'd shot gun over TIE hrust
fence. and l popp'd away. and popped
to kill. Yes. gents I'm telling vou ihs
solemn truth, and want toax if thera,,
a free horn American crtizer ard Ten
nes'ee patriot among vou who wouldn,
have did the very same p"
At last accounts the jury was s,iI out
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Iau,as Hnton ahsrrod said he bad
PecaEAr experience once while he was
In camp on ~ Poadfe, 10 OOlorsdO.
I'VE vent over from Larmy," said
he "in July eight years sRo-four OF ne.
Thera was me- and Charcoal Brown and
Old J0s sd young Joe Connoy. We had
iust co. royr Fort able down on the lower
Fork. on, cf 10 reach of everybody
and sixty miles from doctor. when
Charcoal F---n -7s sick. Well, we
had pic "-- of.t. You car imagine
yor a--1a't.r- snout it. Long In
II B-0v7 t7z71 to groan and
~ ~ boiler. a-i made a diaRno-
sis .-r E= didn't have much sand
anyh. -Ts --7 ryiLg tn get q PEN
sion u the government on the
grounds O les T'inu and failure to pro
vide. ur s7ne such blame thing OF
other. so I hid-'t feel much sympathy
for him But whom lit the gas and
examined him found that he had q
larger fever IN hand. and there he was
without = dnV0on thing in the house
hut jug Of emigrapt whiskev and
paper of condition powders for a mule.
I was = good deal ratified at hrst 70
--,'N WA '"T o''KAnS 10 q" rur MIN.
"'i"''''' wv h'rn any Ro'n'
''"'' "sy"e' u "" "a' V"'h' q" nave a
lnnR spill NJ sickness we needed it for
the watchers.
=, "9u, " was rnuRh. ia think of .
'""nHHnu 'h'nRS 'na' WAS 0"od fnr re-
anu I"Tn L" TPmem"Nr that we
hahn ooi en-. FiHaliV nid joe said tn
WV n"HF va snak MS
w aVa J;
~''''''i W -''-H wv W. N'H
','nV-nah'''' TT. an '"f W
'''''" ""s' "'''r w y" ~ c.'3T'-- M
wa ~" 'na''er ~ ~ '3V .'H"a- 7"t h"7o:
20 w ''f'nn'n'h 'nst '0T""s'a T'90f CT
f'rS l 'h"nPh Ia trV inc n"n"i''""
p""ner' IN MN. mn hafHh - 90 ~"
""u prrHcri'N :" rerkio'' f|''i'v
l ''"'uRnL a'"'uh cssf OF rncuTnHE'z =
'"a' ""u "p u" b'''er Cre'k wears a"H
8"h no" nc "'VS n''eh ther "cka INV
o. ""' aNne" anu put en- All over me
snn Rot over ". so we began TO skir-
mish around the tent for socks, and L
hope may be teetotallV SKIM II there
was blame sock in the whole syndi.
cate. EZ fur me. never Wort 'e-n. hut
l did think young Joe would be fixed.
He Tasn't though. Said he didn't
want N be considered proud and high
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-06

A WONDERFUL GIRL,-HFre is 8
most extraordinary story, which is com
mended to the perussl of the youbg and
TO be carefully treasured in memory:
''Once in large city there dwelt q
maiden whose mot her, being in moder-
ate circumstances, was pot to great
straits TO 40 educate her daughter thai
she might occupy higher SaIk in life.
She worked hard and deprived herself
Of every comfort. And how was she r..
wsrd-d Strange to say, this young
lady appreciated her mothers sacrific, 3
end DID All she could to tighten her la
bors. Upon rer Stunning from school. she
devoted her time to the kitchen until
the hour for her music Lesson arrived.
and 'h-n she would make the piano
howl. Shs arose early and arsis, I'd with
the washing sDd ironing. ana " hen her
yoHnR nsU took her for he ice cr-sm
at nigh, she always slipped soue choice
cake intO her puckst for bpr mother.
Tiualis, she ard the young man were
usrrisi, AID iLp heat room IN the house
Tss devoted 20 the old LADY. who never
sftetasrds aid lick OF work.
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No Mash


a nice rOmmnr. everyday dude 81
stupidity mssquersd1nR BIS form s'-i
81. Clair street 'sst night. when shs-.
some woman put her head out OF 3 ~
ond-st0ry window and said.
"Bsbyl''
The Jude vavered. almost SINK v.t
a sickening boom. stock his ey--g s.
into his right optic, gisrpd mp 81 %.
window. smiled ususeslirEy, s-
sid:
"Wesl'y. now. " know. Prr o.
wnrd, msshl'
Come, baby come, " sid 'h@ ru-1
al the window.
"W-sIIy, We kuoT. ' vssped 'hs 'r'-
Il cshh't. I'm on my wsy 70 So o
Eurley. ~ know"
A little child. sps'tsrai With m
P9d its sweet blue eyes. flashing Sd
Indignation, "szsd Up" The 6uds f'-
moment. then stopped % The gfc1t-
seized a rock. and said:
"Twit isnghUin' 10 my mUzIrr, u
little dudeP'
NO mash Cleveland Plaindsa,s-
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TAKE CARE OF Your ANNALS
Live stock are 10 tie our especial va ch
and care for the coming four month al
least. We need TO winter them az eco
nomically as possihlr, We have ,bem
gaining all the time. No animal is
profitable at a stand-stilI. Stock wiz
tered on the wsrmrsr side of corn
! STACK, and coming out spring Jpsor. -
are III 10 condi.iun Ia make ga d returns
during the summer. A. ;h.s season
lGuk especially 10 the cPmiOrIslleress
| OF their quarters. that they may be easily
c'tnntd, warm, and we'll aired when
needed. Alterations that will facilira, p
! fod1rring, litteIIng aud clearing ont.
should be planned and carried ON at
once. Tight board walls. or any oi hers
arr much cbpapeI source of warmth
/ than much FEEDING, 80 far as neat cat
Tie, horses WI use. pigs and poultry are
| CONCERNED. Hnrsrs and sheep with good
/ she:ier. out of The rain and well rnufe.c,
! will bear any d,gree Of cold they are
! likely to be- su6jpct To. if they have
! W 'o'' H"O NV qHNS' lou uI econ
"TnV d"pp"ds on the price Of hay ard
corn. aud .he price of hemlOck boards.
Food consumed merely To maintain ami
4 NAL heat, deductinp rbe value Of result
ing manure, is dead loss. Beev s.
sheep and Pigs gain very rapidly if well
fed this month, The brsciug air sharp
ems apprtres. and the variety Of rich
feed is prpater now than at anv Other
time of the year. They should he
crowded but not Over-fed.-Au. 40.
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A MrKAcLE EYFLAIEED.-
miracle va. performed ct tie tins
his lessonY" asked the Sunday '
teacher. -.
The Miracle Of the los''s -. 3
3shrp " was the reply. s--hsu-7l
How many persons ve'-, -, q tsI
Five thousand. A" sch ! iia1-. ... =, MI
How do you sceouL' 's-iC'i.. -, st
If bread feeding 5.0e7i''''
"I guess our bir- r.. .,,rss
my -. as mark the time OF De y =
'uRn' 70 ..o' is ordinarily done . !, =
~ t"e IT first 10 beat on ever! Z.
week egins by reading one " =,
inns, striking the finger OF !, -
ADV 6 every word. You esn US'. +
IAN. striking the finger on TIE AD', -,
ply hitting the thumb sgsiDS 49,
or by moving the large Toe y -
GsR, an I doubt il the worst csss Of ~.
g. can continue long Il The w" -
read an hour every day with =.
~ practice Of this art. tsk' sl's.. - I.
Pc. ure in publishing 1t to the wa
ad- Le51iS.
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-
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Flies roactes. asrs. bed hugs. rats, mice goPh,
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1885. 1885.
THE WEEKLY POST
Under aDemocratic Ma
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The Will of the People
INDICATED and the
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Righted.
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isted for quarter OF a century
Ring out the old ring In the new.
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AS THE PosT has Iabored increasingly for tven
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-11-06

A CRANK is usually a man whose
head Is turned.
BURGLARS deeds are dark because
they always "iiEht out. "
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CURES PhysteiaAs Tesstnsays
nrsII.,. A.T. Brown, n D., Of Proridsnes,
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m MY mother. 7s years old, hss
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PslpItatIon, dropsical suellinEs, ufEsiuess. IN,
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c. \. cRITTESToS. =. l., General lr..,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-22

Tho mIuHNf d rtI. diutrf M impair
mant r''hU mind from excessive nefyou,
crhtu illn or where there exists fou
ludmgt 90 evil, n ic. ~ lJr solitude.
stunning md a,1ilinr tDmniny. vertigo
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MAN'LfV should bc implicitly relied on.
Bot D b. uayer vol 10 wait b, ipn.Daiore
treatment j. commenced. The ealy
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" the muscles, dim or weak SIGHT, pccu
liar expression Of the face AMI ewes.
coated tongue, with impaired digestion
ur IN others, ceria n powers onl are lost
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plra.iyrly good health. In all these ~
ruNA ami hANALlS should at oire be
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Mrs, s, Smith, lll'syillc. T1wrenee
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MAS Co, Coidnb13, O.. have been a
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ct'cd at one time or another. | had about
gwen w all hopes, when I commenced
ttkin, PrRcSt alI MANALiN m-
mel dely began 10 improve, tbs soreness,
mi pain disappeared, strength Gradually
returned and now / nm a, well a. ever
~ my lie, AL ! owe il al 70 your pERu
>, ani MhSALiS. | recommended Il
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ton lhaa any other mellcins | ever heard
o.
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having good trade on il. 1t gives cx
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hlr. Thomas Acton, Brooklyn Village,
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i1w Your simple .Iggcsii,n' As to local
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Never Givo Up.

II you are suffering with low
and depressed spirits, loss Of appc.
lite, general debility, disordercd
blood, weak constitution, head.
ache, or any disease Of n bilious
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bottle of Electric Bittcrs. You
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strength and activity will return ;
pain and misery will cease, and
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fifty cents a bottle by Henderson
Bros. f61
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ntIutiltf
fian- ea.
t Isl IA
ltl NIa.a a M
w tl
8IafrT
Nlaa sy tmfot poop
a.s
fiH'f. Tluaul lmfII n
tslmt, laHl dIt in aff
rilaM an oGa ani burial
~ ruprfsi d1ls ani 5u eft
~ : nafin ot al new fogl.
granted
VT Loigh ~ go. nov Ma.
awarded % lt3 ipls toT tlHs.
Mcleod ditch bridge ~ DBL
ll0wef'a slough bridge, gs dol.
T W Martin
R1tcy.llo ncw Road u u Bark
halter ulausel
&c Kindred . mlle.hoafd 70
cohtf
Constable election Beat Five.
cost $ dole and - eta
DR. y Martin, visiting mupar.
. dol*
NJ Wall, boarding paupcrs,
IL dolls and so c.s
W J Burbridc, tools county con
yicts. b dolsand 80 ctsj
CT Keys and VIM Bryant, ap
pointed road o|ycrscrrs
AF&TW Potts, building con-
yicts Jail at Belmont, - dolls;
PV Lester, supplies for c%onyicts
81 dols and so cts
Mitchell Byars ct al, convict
farm, l0l dolls;
nv Lester, boarding conyicts,
l2l dolls and 80 cts;
$ Burchart, supplies for c~onyicts,
dolls and % cts
{ Magnus, supplies for convicts,
81 dolls and 90 cts
PV Lester ct al, cost in convict,
cases, 90 dolls and 81 cts;
Nelson Priddy ct al, contract
awarded,
$ Harris, lumber, 1 dolls and
5 cts
Pamela Gin Co., work on iuil
q dolls and IS cts
Pamela Gin Co, work on prison
house 2 dolls and cts;
MilIy Wright, paupor claim
II dolls, allowed.
Charley Vaughan, same, II dol,;
Eliza Crcswcll same, u dolls
Tabitha hurry, same, 0 dolls
W W Dickins ct al, commission.
ers appointed;
7 W Martin ct al, contract
awarded;
Amy Vance ct al, paupcr claim,
IL dolls I;
rs Meek, NJ D visiting paupcr,
/ dolls,
Peter Jolly, delivering pauper,
| dol and 80 cts;
VIII Middleton, work on convict
farm, > dolls;
Andrew Johnson, moving cage,
% dolls ;
Belmont Loyce, ordered that no
trees be cut on same;
W l. Partec, assessing taxes,
- dolls and So cts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-22
Hope for Women.

Mrs. DR.. Burleigh, u lady physi-
clan OF rare attainments, who has
practiced medicine with marked
satisfaction throughoutthis section
Of country for some years, will be
glad to correspond with those who
have failed of relief from other
sources. All diseases successfully
treated by mail and otherwise.
Don t suifer.but see card In another
column, headed "Facts for the
Sick" andactaccordingly. Female
diseases should be treated by q
competent female physician, who
knows how to sympathizc with
women and knows how totrcat the
ailments peculiar to her wonder
full formation.
June 81.