She found her lost brother
She Found Her Brother.
Lecturing on the merits of this
paper the other day in Shelbyville,
Ky., we turned to our column of
"Lost Friends," and began to read
the first notice upon whIch our
eyes tell. We had only read a few
lines, when springing up, a lady
said, "That is my brother." So it
was, and so it is daily. The
SOUTHWESTERN has opportuuities
for bringing together these fami-
lies [families] shattered and broken by the
demon, slavery, enjoyed by no
other paper in the world. No
wonder so many love, take, and
read it- It knows and looks after
their wants.
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