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The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-10-09

Rev. James Atkins, Jr., Recon-.
mended to Succeed DIR. IOues,

From the Knoxville Journal of yester-
day we make the following extracts, and
also take the personal "notes." The bus
mess was of a routine character and de-
flcient in general interest. The extract
relates to a gentleman of this place of
natural capacities so great and acquire
ments so full that, if the honor designed
does not conflict with his views of the
recreation of out door work after long
service at indoor duty in the same avo-
cations to which he is recalled, we would
express great satisfaction; for it is honor
well earned and well bestowed:
DR.. f. E. Hoss offered the following
resolution in the case of DR.. X. w. Tones:
Resolved, That we hear with regret OF
the fact that DIR. K. w. Jones is about to
sever his connection with the Emory and
Henry college, for the purpose of return
ing to Mississippi. That we express our
sincere esteem for DR.. Jones, as a man OF
high christian character, a scholar OF
vivid attainmentS and an educator OF
large experience. That we tender him
our best wishes and sincere prayers.
Resolved, That it is source of graft
tication to us that we have among us a
man so competent to succeed Major
Jones as DR. James Atkins, ir.
That we cordially suggest the name of
DR.. Atkins for this place, and pledge him,
in case of his election and acceptance,
our fullest and most earnest support in
all his efforts to promote the interests
and welfare of the college.
Z. +. HoSS,
&. {. RANKIN,
w. w. BAYS,
{. T. CARROLL.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-10-09
savIng Ship and Cargo.

The Good Templars were i'll session
last night.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15
A Mothers Care.

\ woman gifted at running grab Sc
cials called on 4 mother saying. I'VE
have many useless articles tnat must be
disposed of somehow. " ve concluded
to place them all on one table, under the
charge of our NEST fascinating young
ladies. Gentleme II will chat with them,
they cannot 90 away without buying
something; aud the ladies' can put their
own prices on the articles We really
want your daughter. she has such win
nin- WAYS Seem. indi-nari"n .arher-
ng In this noble mr.ther : face. and know
ing how carefully she hal guarded her
children from social contamination. she
added, OF course. she will lave. t, play
the agreeable to Il good many you might
not approx. still she need not recn :nize
them aiierward' What" exclaimed
the mother. allow my daughter to be
come. II drc,y tn lure mon cy out of n"u :
pnck,t> in return FIR Shams aud i,l>e
smiles Never. hold my chiid's moral
nature too sacred .or thIr"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15

late STRINGS, INN. July 4, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga:
During the spring OF 1871. while working
in the field a, my homo in Morgan county,
Ca, pulled of my shoes to give my feet
rest. Unfortunately, l walked into cfump
Of poison oak, and in few DAYS my fee:
were in terrible condition. and could not
put on I shoe because of the soreness and
swelling. was treated as poison oak cases
usually are. and everything was healed up.
About the same time the following spring,
1872, my feet became sore again, as At first,
and every succeeding spring for five years
brought back the same condition OF the dis
ease. only each time it became more dis
tressing, because began to think il was
lifetime trouble. Finally, l was induced to
Try Swift 5 Specific. took six bottles, and
to-day am entirely we'll. My improvement
was gradual from the first. and no evidence
of the disease remains. / shall take pleas
ure il testifving as TO its curative proper
tic /; is the creates: blood purifier in ex-
istcnoc. Yours truly. J. L. MORGAN.
The foregoing certificate is taken 1t
random from thousands OF letters in posses
sion OF the Swift Specific Co., and presented
simply as sample. II is a voluntary
statement. giving facts and results of the
case. Its accuracy and gcnuineness are
beyond question.
4 valuable Treatise on Blood and SKIN
Diseases mailed free Address
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer Atlanta, c.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15

Superintendent ii y r'.,'>, H.l..',tu... sG....
IA bar Of irnu worth =, ,r...i;.,.- w..r.I.
when made into h-Ts.'sto-> $50 m. t....,I.,
So l.nknves, s::.:>I :isu n,. watch >,Fis,.-s
S24o.po. or mote. than - We. -if t'l ..,t. -'--
The same Lee -ail al : uu-t-fik,f', ~
DIAN GUN SlRl l. f.r rt,i'arrr ',..-.s.ll,.
In III. drti. stores i "ulg -, ..,s ~ ....su,
but in YOUR medicine ,l,->I wl.rtr Nrt .-,t
put Your hands il wl.-i, ..uI,.r ..s., ..i>..
it is worth So uth GER - '3.,.,-.a. .ru,,., +,
weight in gold.
April a0ih. ls>~-.,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15
Special Notice.

I ME1 Err, No. 2O6 Hanover
IL. St, near Pratt, Baltimore,
Md, is now offering varied as
sortment of Trimmed and Tn
trlmed Hats, Bonnets. Millinery
Trimmings, Flowers and Feathers.
and complete stock oi' Ladies
and Gents Furnishings, Fancy
Goods. Notions. Wor>tcd and
Embroidered Silks, at prices to
suit the times. Kid Gloves a Spe-
cialty. Entirely New Styles of
Stamping.
Don't fail to inspect his Stock
before purchasing elsewhere. 1t
will pay you
April - I'm
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15
COAL
WOOD
BRANCH YARD, AN. :.!Is: /;

l2o2 Street Northwest, l5l5Seventh Street NORTHWEST;
10 PelnSy Avenue Northwest ll2 Ninth St NorthwS
Cor. 3ri and X SITS n. W. 22l PENNSYLVANIA Ave : f.
Largest Private Railroad Yard south of New York also Ez
Ne taVcs giving unsurpassed facilities for the handling
If Fl II. 81 all kinds.
Coal delivered Cars direct Mines into utr Yard
We deal III best qualities Of ANTHRACITE and BTU MI
NOIS COAL.
All Kinds OF WOOD either in stick prepared ORDER
Iacrv
CLEAN COAL FULL. WEIGH and MEASURE prompt &e-
ncri"S, and prices low AS Fuel can be furnished.
If
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15
:
TIE SToREosaECR CHCnIczL Co.
ENLTIMOH.:. y WI w. =. :,

Ne'y of ~ one f-"'> l,i,-u.I. suppl AID
kin rr Iay"d. bne ~ TIE. hest s,-u..,.- ~.
ever tell yon hn'rf j. ~"...-i. ,..t', y .-
BiIt-r>. they ..i,>,uIr. Sic. fin a..
most iuvignrarIu- Bitter go .r.. wolf r..1
cured and built mp The lar skr:s ia,t. .,..,. .f /
ed people uf eighteen iIu"aI", tt t.rt,- .,rt,.
and they arr IT,, >Am- oil "'..i.ir, '.,.. b. rt.u
they were - years aga.
Ston-hrakrr th"mirai t":-l 'a,. ~. 4 al
:he popular brands at trr-r ..tti ,.i.ti.. f.s.,-
dcrs on the mark. h,Ii ! 'r,y.. meyer I..i,r,!
do b..iI-y,. ..Ir- sui Iifui any. ia. t..r
building M and invi.nruir. -.sr, hr ,-.,.r,..-
hraker's H"rSt. AMI C..I,r ".,, .t.s-. !,.t.
buy other hrlrl'i> i'r -. m,:,-y. ttIf / tLtr.,
The best i tine ,'it''p-.r 60 Tia. ,..s.i
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15

An excellent mixture to remove grease
spots from boys and mems clothing is
made of four parts of alcoh,l to one p,r,
Of ammonia, and one half as much ether
as ammonia Apply the liquid to the
the grease spot aud then rub diligently
with sponge AMI clear water. The
chemistry Of the operation seems to b.
that the alcohol and ether dissolve the
grease and the ammonia forms n soap Wi I'll
it which is washed out by the the w,ter.
The result is much more satisfactory than
when something is used which on y
spreads the spot and makes it fainter.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15
STATE OF Quo. City OF TOLEDO.

STATE OF Quo. C1TY OF TOLEDO.
Lucas COUNTY. 5. 5
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath That
he is the senior Partner of the firm "t +.
J. Cheney Il Co.. doing business in the
City of T"ledo. County aud State at're-
said and that said firm will pay the sum
on One Hundred ID ,la,s Tor -srh aud
ever, case If Catarrh that cannot b. cur
ed Il, the use Of Halls tat,rrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
nry presence, this 9th day of December.
A. d. ST.
SEAL A. W. GLEASON.
Notary P"Jhc.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
~ and acts directly upon the blood aud
mucas surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimo,.i als. free.
+ G. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. o.
w- Sold by Druggists, IS cents
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15

II there is ever time in life when a
man gets Thoroughly disappointed it is
when he persuades SOMEBODY to get him
up dinner of the things he used to like
best when he was boy.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15
Poultry the Best Crop to Raise.

Farmers will not see that pound Of
chicken OF dutk (which can be grown in
three months at far less cast than a
pound of either beef or pork and which
when PIT on the market. will brin. four
times as much i rhe best crop for them
tn raise There is absolutely nothing
within The possibilities of farm industry
that is capable of making so rich returns
as poultry growing when articially con-
Quoted Ii is far easier to fence against
poultry than against cattle, sheep or
swine. while the returns are four times
as great as in either. with far less capital
and labor involved. \ we'll conducted
poultry yard gives profitable and healthy
employment 10 the daughter, with the
means of gratifying her innocent tastes.
and the hard-working mother immunity
from toll. all the necessaries Of life. to-
rether with large thare of its luxuries.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15

Sad Mrs. G. to Mrs. D.
Twas Der n cup of fine Bolicaj:
Our pretty hostess Wonder.
Has gained IN looks surprisingly.
She SCENE = we'll aS well can b..
What is the cause wonder.
Sud Mrs. H. to Mrs c.,
She's changed indeli. hut then. You see
She put aside objection.
An | tries, that famous remedy
Which did So much for you and
Pierce's Fsyorit- Prescription,
For biliousness, sick headache. indi-
gcstion, and constipation, there is no
remedy equal to DR. Pierce'S Little
Pellets.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-02-15

When y"u visit Baltimore stop at the
Maltby House wher. will be found first class
accommodations aud exceedingly low rates.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27

oo0 nlIagos great auditorium cost 80 ,oo
Of .s.ti Gnaer eroa its roof is theatre canabI
ita,;e ~ seating 1000 people, large hotel 'rnl ra
Sa.ion ,.an.., nall banqueting hail and atha, e
rooiis' There are 10000 electric ,.nel -
tn ne building served by 23O miles af ~ aI.n Il
.rat wire and there are 81 miles of ',as ~ e,sc
elevators engines and II
Two, Two OF the Brooklyn faith.curi.ts ,.h
t;,'eE 'u'eu 70 give medical treatment m rail
lives .iEes suffering fromtyphoid fever and ,sl ria
Iio ". "eu the SICK persons TO 20 about in rnL
tiong , eohIrary to the health boards regnia pJo
ss60 apJ ndSG $iIS aeen sentenced respectively to
~ -oo ana 100 days Imprisonment ''''"'
Cleopatra's needle in Central na,L e.,
the prestige Of 20 centuries notbin.' pa'N nnas
we're, ere when opposed to the asperifies oS e. h II
climate. The stone is ror;,m Iiie
Inpplng of and the inscriptions ,yiii p,u,s ,o,,
''SaPpear II some method of preserratio'i IGon
s not adopted. The coating of narattiS at,on
temporary effect. 'iA' only
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27

Government Chemists Reports:
"rur Royal Baking Powder ia composed
uf pUr and wholesome ingredients. II does
mot ouut1iu either alum or phosphntes, OF
other injurious substances"
EDWARD q. LOVE-. Pm. ID.
"Ihr ROYAL Baking Powder IA undoubtedly
tnr puro-t and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public"
lIENE1 \. MorT, VI. D.. Ph. ID.
rhp Eo't Baking Powder Ia purr-t Ia
quality and highrst 10 strength ut ANY huk
ing powder uf which have knuwlrdgr'
WV. MCMuHTHlS, ph. u.
Al Am'n Baking Powders no matter
how hieh iurir strength, are TO Ice avoided
as d1u-cr1g- Phosphate and iartarlr acid
p"" der- liherntr their gn- too freely, or
uudcr climatic changes suffer deterioration.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27
State! 0. J. PRATT.
Silk Department
Dress Goods!

Haskell Alma Royal is the latest in standard
Dress silks IL combines the -uftnrss ut talllr.
the richness uf Rhadame, without th" gloss ana
the weight Of Grus Grain, without its peculiar
rustic Examine these goods n the piece ur send
for samples \ most important consideration Is
a saving of - per cent iu purchasing Haskell
silks We deal direct with thr makers nnd are
thereby enabled to give you - per cent better
value
Raw Silk has advanced in market but we are
selling these silks at the same low prices that lave
proved 81 popular Make your selection NOW AMI
save money
In Dress Goods we have an elegant line ia r"-
ors. all the latest popular shades 900 foreign ana
domestic Dress Guuds Pattern dresses, ~lfiprs
and plai,is for suits and combination
We have just received from the largest lN
Goods House in Boston Il large line uf Black SILK
Warn Hrnrirtta=. which are better value at tue
prices than any lot we have ever shown. They
an, a part of the entire production of large
manufacturer aud ,,rr,. buusht at a sacrifice Ash
tu See them
An elegant line rt Holiday llnudkrrrhlri~ just
opened Look at them.
N,w line ut Ladies' Purses and shopping Bags
Largest aud most complete line uf Ladies' Ni
Gloves iu all grades have ever shown
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27
MISCELLANY.


Sleep. little pigeon. and fold your wings
Little blue pigeon with velvet eyes;
Sleep tn the singing ut the mother bird swinging
Swinging the nest wher. her little one lies
Away out youder | see a star
Silypry star with tiukling song;
10 the soft dew falling hear II calling
Calling and tinkhng the night slung
In through the window muunbeam comes
Little gold moOnbeam with misty wings;
An silently creeping 10 asks. rs he sleeping
sleeping aud dreaming while mother siGgs'
Tn from the sea there floats the sob
Of the wave. that are breaking upon the shure
A. thoupb they we're grOauiug Ia anguish, anl
moaning
But sleep little pigeon. and fold your wings
Little blue pigeon with muurnful eyes
Am not singing see. ! am swinging
Swinging the nest where my darling lies
Etysup Ftrld.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27

For is n t9,iles But winter comes mo- u,or
such words She @ ps.. summer ~ . ms the year
fear 'i'"iHl my hoveriul
'''' showing what the near time held in stor-
S,. S,,..', M l'h all the seasons subtle sweet
With o1d r ls summer leaf and bloom RETREAT
.,, '''"" ''ft their plac" Co take.
Its i.,. i,1'ft H . valllt-hut came alone 10 NE
t's i'l lahc-s hurting far and ,,.id,..
II ana now, fast hlotted hy the sno,y,s s,,i,t,
'u nome may no longer se,. '''''
'u' w nrh @ the long wild wind swe,.ps MAST ma. .
f,. H." ,, ~ lu music, then seem To near ' ''''
fear, '''''llr charmed uy
Tue winter comes ma more for us mo- MARI.
EiiM w. TIoags
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27
No Angel. for Them.
Weekly .Hagtlpmer New Englander
Tribune.
Press,

- Early last s
= 'eu --o' eu OUT 10 a small town
+ tiOu"Ced ms Intention of ,r.ri,.--
I a;iii ~ St lass grocery. He had a nr,nt.. u
+ MuS posted up, dwelling narti.,,Ia-I'-i
ue Iact that the business was ~ t'' - %
iiiu ABOVE board. Just As he ,ra, -! !uar'
y eaty 10 open shop a deputatiop of c,,t.nl tteius
ai'eu On nm and asked the mao, .,,.',- y y
IN good faith P'a'ardS were made
on mought as well .,ive r. ., ,,
truth about this thing sa;d US US 'ue nun
hou mean to say there r.. "e 'eader
no water IN the vinegar =" SUN 20 De
That's what mean si- 81, u.-,..,.,
stranger, little surprised W aeplied the
IN the sugar :" '''r no sand
fee :" 70'" 70 De Deans in the cof-
Most .,N decidedly not sir 90
Nor chicory, neither ;"
for ever :, gentlemen, give Won n,, ,vc,.l
The crowd seemed nonpIussad ror
,iien'' ana the leader held short cors,i. i.io
said az 'ne end Of which he turned and
Say stranger, we've coucInded ...
~ ar suspicious character R,+ et s,-At
'e' me ask you if your cigars are ,,oiYii 'iisU
' ...UaueuLwith cabbage, You know >" ~
Not while - N''"
That's all we ,yantaJ g.
~ you tWenty-four hours TO leava -,
;" you better leave. When ,va,ra i,,,
angels we III drop you postal card 60
,ay stranger, and the deputation al
ut' imericua Grocer "ieh
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27

: T1TTT7 TWTT TI'TTUFVg- IIII E,. =
Treatment - W." H"m
ea es are contayiass srhtraly aware that th,s.. s
br snre o. living parasites in tbs a'f lille que TO the
t. research sT has @I ANA rIstachan tubs E Merdsn rn
sut Of this discovery il tba, ~ ~ fact and th.
ne, aud .oTat a whereby caarrh ITRedy has
m to three S HTr are permanently cnred Ia, IN S Ssaf
l' patient once in twn w,,.i,s made at home hy
mentr hn,h treatment is not a snutf M, ,,,....-..
physicians % as ESEr 6ren discarded 6y p, rnt6 S Ont
= his ne" treatment is semi 'fitphlrl explaining
and s3s NY ay postage, by A. II Dixon 4 ySssipt sp of ot
CIrisfian IdroSdthg fr Ahg Street, Toronto Canada @ So
lnlly read the above ''' troubles should care.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27
marvellous Stories OF the FIi.h, i.,.
Egypt.

~ was not possible, however fnr tb..,
i've imagination of the early CLris+ia'..''.
rest content with st. Nattbs,,.,. -t''Ia"S l'
lam 5,a'n record Of the flight They nn., un,
Ano" more about it-how the niI',.i,''''N nus
was made, through what places H.. ''iaf hiii'
tai'iiy passed, what marvels and -.
happened by the way, and ,ybara IL,
"lu a resting place. And so the nrol.,-y
VI n'yth making and legend -huilding ba,,a,'
~ answer TO the questions of naTya -
e"ll''lSh curiosity The brief record of 81"
Ia't was enlarged. embelIisbsd snI ~ tne
9i'L iei "ltH iancies. The literatu of tba
nlgnt uniolded itself in the apocr,pbsi .,n. 'n'
Pe's Oh the second and third centgr;as
'"uV'nued ITS growth througb tbs ,.,,,'..' 80
an" chronicles of the middle as,as |.h
'ns can oe more clear than the diffsre,,,.at'i
L 'ne aihlple statement of ST Nsttba,,.
.m sIaV 'ie journey was made-a stst,n,''.',
III o9ars every mark Of being bistori,.aI
ana reads as if il were ,ns-sl,. historical, .
w. .ne lrgin Mary's remembrance of ,bpPt
,,,iii Hnd dream like episods-and tbs
"n''' fantastic fables of later times J '''5
YET / thlnk these fancifui ,tori.s III IN
we're toid So often at the 6reside IL, ~
cut AT the resting place of the r,..,,..- s''o
'"e 'amp Ires OF the carava,, ,.,
vi vi va Ieaulhgi BECAUSE they ARE "a f.s't |
~" 'niidilke, and sometimes so nrst,,, III
pom art. d" 'nhuence b
ID nuI nl The Greatest fund Of marvellons s,o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27

Obtain house sab. So they were forced
against their will 10 camp out as IL we're,
upon the old battle ground over the hill hv
the forts--the spot. reckon you will
know. whore the earthwuks we're raised 10y
the Confederate throups in 90, sab, about
a mile from the pust offs, sah
IL wish To pint out in my argymint they
was on the spot sab. 10y no intention ot
their own but by accident alone, without
their fault
while waitin there camping out, as
one may reckon, an hopin for sumpen 10
| turu mo an bring back the lost family
honors and fortin-they made, sab. an
homes Twin by shown the ole battle-groun
| Ia visitors. an p'intin ont Of the chief
p'ints o. notoriety about the forts an Mrs.
| Henkins-a lady, by Jove, ot most chawm
ing manners as I am informed, san Mrs.
| Henkins added To- the family stipend 10y
taking in a light washing
cone dav-let me hasten To the dire
catastrophe about ten o'clock IN the morn
/ ing. it may have been lue9uaN NO. "
was a Friday
tiartl, feeling that the colonel was at last
| about To reveal all that ! so louged 20 hear
With a graceful wave of his hand 10 me,
| the cnloneI resumed: 'One day they dis
covered in the fields what may be termed
an object Of interest-an old bum shell
,ah: which, sab, we can prove, y" hohah
we air certain sure sah. was fired 10y an
ont of T.nited StUirs gu-boW with maj
! ice prepense sah-yes, sab. An Old' rusty
unbusted bum shell, which had been rlgl
uailv fired bv the United states guy ment
1t the Confederate throops, sab, behind
their earthwuks, an re mir prepared ou"
Yu, yrYnts. They diskivered tins ere bum
she'll At about 10 O'Clock in the morning
sab Hezikiah Henkius dug 1t out OF the
groun an placed it inter his "aggln AT
| 1880. At II NJ. they the mule, the COOK
stove. the. tent-everythln was IN heaven
Evervthin' hut Job, who was OIL 70 a pa
rade i'm Nutf lk An this IS no" IL nap
pened
longed. as father will, to give MS son
more opportunitv. He longed to give the
lad money. but alars, he had none to give.
i carn't give We dollars said Hezikiah,
but can give We advice. paternal affection
an a comf't bic home. | ken give ye nun
T. eat An We ken live like a gentleman. l
reckon NV son. As it'll be a proud day Ter
vour father when see you-un sittin IN
the ber room o. the Nuiflk hotel. yer feet
up. an Won smokin a clgyar ike gen
rtaman Yes. ken do this for ye no
more --
,pportunitv for 10 sell the bum shell, an
afford his son more pocket money ne TOOK
the relic outen the waggln, an set IL IN the
oven o. the cook stove fer to dry.
tTwa, on a Monday Mrs. Henklns :
washing was a-biliu hard in the b Her, ali
the fire i'm the cook stove was a surgln an
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27

,..,,ia u'fr E Thee by the hip. cried rb,.nn,.,i.
bed Yt ~ y'ciim M and tossing him on SltTarn ,t.l9
a'iSlgni Toe, lust five minutes uUfu ti wait my
wins fb a, Il S1I'aton OH and then Nc II se. ss NJ KS
cold She rs 'Siif sall, guards herself carefully agajns
crrts b,,t ''ushtll does not believe, in ir a',s' @
Z Uui m does believe in the FREE. iis , ~ I,e9 con
~ '"p as IL has cured her several lines .,''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-27
NeW YORK..

v ''l'"-',- Nec YOI
!; peace, without iie
4 1slH all rules Of nternatloi,..
a mag me my clients feelin's to find hi. :.
, support taken out from under him i'm snc
, "ern mean way by the guv'mant, t,
Io'he nome an lind he had lost evervtbi -
,'TAI To- nm ON earth by a bum-sheU, ~
".l property left No. All destrova,
u! The wicked, cruel, uncalled for act -,
'"e gnN ment in time Of peace
Inc nule-hls carcass was tbrov'5 f,,.,,
U'1 On 20 neighborn' hill Hezikiab -
ts ,is HaI was found down ON the sbora
ban Aihs they couldn't find 'uutf o.
NeT lr, Z" make decent funeril."
ihe colonel paused, wiped hi. forba,I
| with his bandanna, drew bis cbai. .I-'i lea"
'hat OF my husband, and whisnaraJ. -. ,'.'
now we want you TO give ms Jan,a,...,'
III a loud shout DAMAGES, VIZ .a,,
"e found as has suffered more on sccona,
' a me wan than po' job Henkins, W.
i.a"O La'" restore that mule: We carn't e,;,,a
Li iinI new parints, | reckon: but We can g,ive
I'M I'M "ollars. len thousand five hundrad
doIlars That's our claim, an we WI, co. or
our money "ait Tor
II was a relief to have that great vo;c.
ease and those great arms ston tbair ,,ae
claim 'o" hehKns
Ann. Amld the illconcealed laughter of tbs
,peptators the colonel bade us good nigbt
lnu slowly took his departure. satisfied an
Ly irey with my husbands promise 10 sea
'a' uhe government at Wasbins,ton
would look into it,. ION
moment later legal friend ,f mo
us6ands came up to us. and saij ,,i,i t"s
lush; 80 Colonel Bloodgood's been ,la,.ad ,I.rt
lother trick on, reckon. The boys NM
another Job on the old man Tbsrs
"a p no real fact about that there job Her
MS claim Why, the fellows clean daft
ne goes about whisperin'-you ,
uSt ma heard him Oft lost evervtbin' riS "
eyerythln along o. the wahr WIN OF
t nun story Is lie fro beginnin To and IL
= ~ 'ne ne noys they Just fooled Colonel Blood rl
My husband turned to me and .miIaJ tr
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