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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT, AND
INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXER.

cURE ron RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
5pH!S article Is most truly named, as il pene-
- tra,es To every nerve aud sinow Of the person
u,ing md il has attained n reputation rnequnIi-
oil ny any other article IN Rheumatism. This ex-
,ernally, with the IsDiAs VgGgTABLg Elixir M
Iernally, will cure the most severe cases-exiond
contracted muscles, aud bring feeling and sensibil
" 10 limbs long paraiixed and useless. We need
only refer to some eases below 10 obtain the conf.
dence Of tho public for these aubles.
or The following is too respectable, and tho
gentleman too well known to iequiFe eommeat.
Let !: be read.
~ have been afflicted most grierousy since 1892,
with rheumatism and contraction OF the cords Of
my legs, caused by the champs ofhe cholera, which
then had in its most severe iorm. AftcI trying
many remedies 10 vain, have found rel Nf--had
the cords Of my legs relazed-ihc sweliiugs reduc
ed-and an greatly benefited by the use Of one bo,
tie Of HIVES NERVE AsD Bose LlNfxExT, used
externally, and one bottle o. INDiAS YEeFTABrt
ELIxIH, used internally AT the same time. lean
walk with ease 10 positions thai I could not "A
week sgo endure Of all.
JAMES G. REYNOLDS,
VA ChUs;ie-sireei, corner Of Delancey-st',
Sold by Bieknel 81 Co, Potos.
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Estate Of Samuel Scott. sen.
T4KEN UP.

GtAME into the enclosure of the subscribers, on
" Bocc Prairie, on the lst ultino, one brindle
aud white spotted iieler, two years old also, one
black Hefor, hind legs white, two years old
neither have any mark. The owner is requested
TO prove property, pay charges and take it away.
JOHN klNDLE.
December I'd, 1914. sse 80 Al
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

"TE, having been appointed Commissioners,
w by the Judge of Probate, Of Giant county,
w. T., with full power to receive, examine aud
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons, a
ganst the Estate of Ezra Adams, late of said
Grant county, deceased: do hereby givs Public
Notice, that we shall meet at the PIauevic llo-
tel, in the town of Plattevlle, in said county, on
Monday, the 23d day of December next, al lQ
O'Clock in the fore noon of said day, aud continue
our session until II O'Clock on Tuesday, Decenl-
Der oath, for the purpose Of receiving, examining
and adjusting claims aud demands against the Es-
tate of the said Ezra Adams, deceased.
THOMAS EASTMAN c.
III. l.. MASSEY, .o''''ls-
c. h. LORD, sio"e's'
Potosi, October &c, 1874. 81 It
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DORK, Flour, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Butter, or
4 Eggs wanted in exchange for Book &C.
coun, and Produce Notes. The new year coming
upon Us ;--don't forget the Time and promise ;--bu,
should you fail. we regret 70 say, you'll see Sam
Morris out that way.
S. M. & E. LANGWORTHY.
Potosi, November %, 1874. a
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MRS. SUSAN JOHNSON,
LATE FROM THE EAST,

UOULD Respectfully inform the Ladies oil
w Poiosi and vicinity, that she has com
menced the Matchmaking and Milliner business
in this place. Having had long experience in the
above business, she fatters herself that she will be-
able TO please all that may favor her with a call
having every article in the Fancy line, that may
be wanted. Trimmings for Dresses and Cloaks,
Cords, Tasssls, Gimps, Buttons, Fringes and La
ces also Silks OF every description, Voyets, Art-
fcials Ribbons, and Trimmings for Bonnets; Leg
horn and Straw Bonnets, Caps, Collars, Inside
Handk erchiefs and Ladies Cravats; an assortment
OF which will always be kept on hand. All kinds
ofEmbroidery can be done, such as Dresses, La
dies Aprons, Shnwls, Masonic Aprons; a sample
Of which eau be seen by calling at the store OF
WIN. l.. Johnson.
Ladies viii find il greatly TO their advantage to
Call, and have fashionable work done. She has
made arrangements II receive the --latest Fashions
from the Eastern Cities every month.
Ladies may be assured that any work entrusted
TO her hands, will be done with neatness and des-
patch.
She can be lound by calling at the store Of
WIN. L. Johnson, one dsor above ID. A. Alckeh-
zie's store.
PoIos, sept. 1874. % Gan
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BlaCksrllithing.

THE subscriber respectfully nforms the public,
= that he carries on the above business in all its
various branches. All kinds of country produce
taken in exchange for work. GEORGE PIKE.
Prairv du CHEN, November 7, 1874.
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NOTICE.

"ilLE trying to find my hogs, on tho ID
w last, near Mr.. Martins Mill, on Platte riv
Ell, mistook one mark ed with swallow-iok y
in the RICH, ear, weighing about 100 lbs, for my
own, shot, dressed, AMI carried it home. The
owner can get j, By calling al my house on the east
side of the Hurricane Settlement.
Dec 5, 1874. 80 81 THOS. STANLEY.
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To all ,chom it MAJ concern.

70 al ,chom It may concern.
TAKE Notice, that | will on the second Mon
L. dayo December next, ensuing the date Of
this notice, commence selling at the outward door
of the Court House in the town of Lancaster, the
County seat of The County of Grant, all and SIM
gular the lands and Town lots IN tho County OF
Grant, which the taxes due for the years 1913 and
1874, are not paid Oh or before the said secon!
Monday ofDecember next ensuing; and that such
sale will be continued from day TO day, between
The hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ. and four O'Clock,
P. NJ, of each day until all of said Lands and
Town Lots are offered for sale.
Dated Lancaster, Grant County, w. L. Novcm-
Der 6, A. d., 1874. HARRISON BELL.
Collector of Taxes IN aud for
81 Grant Couty aforesaid.
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T7KEN UP

Df the subscriber On or about the 10Th instsnl.
ID oas yearling RElFER, about middle sfze.
red, with white faee, and sone Ehiis spots Oh the
back ahd legs. The owner Is required TO prove
property, pay charges add take 1t azay.
MARTIN TEL.
Lancaster, Ncvemtsr ., l5ia % &
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In District Court, Crawford County, Wisconsin
Territory, October Term,.4 ID. 1874, Octo-
Der 18th, 1874, and being the 9Th
day OF the said term.
Richard Conkling,
Richard Conkling,

Richard Curtis and Rosanna Curtis, In Chancery.
his wife, Samuel Gilbert and
Ilerculas l.. Dousman.
TEyliIS day comes the complainant, By his Soil
IL tor, Thomas L. Burnett, Esquire, and ii being
proven to the satisfaction ofhe Court tina, the said
defendants, Richard Curtis and Rosonnn Curtis, his
wife, are non-rosidents Of this Territory, and can
not be found ,nerein; and they having failed TO
cause their appearance herein to be entered ac-
cording TO law, and the rules Of this Court: on mo-
ton ofthe said complainant by his Solicitor, II is
ordered that the said Richard Curtis and Rosanna
Curtis, his wife, DO deemed and taken 10 be absent
defendan,s and it is further ordered that the said
absent defendants do cause their appearance here
in to be entered aud plead, answer or demuf TO the
said companants' bill or before the first day o
the next term Of this Court, aud if they shall fail
SO to do, the same will be taken as confessed against
them: and il is further ordered, that this order be
served by publishing a copy thereof. Ia the "Wis-
consin Herald" for six weeks successfully.
BY the Court. .4test, ID. &. FENTON,
Clerk ID c., &. G., W.T..
Nov. 4th, 1874.
THOMAS r. BURNETT, Solicitor. IS 81
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ESI'R.1Y Y.
Wisconsin Territory, Grant County, IS.
United States District Court, Grant county, w. Z
To March Term, 1915.

United States District Court, Grant county, w. L.
To March Term, 1915.
James NJ. OTIS,
VS.. In Attachment.
Marcus Wainright)
NOTICE is ho,eby given TO the said Defend
IN ant, and all Others concerned, that on the
30ih day Of October a. ID. 1871, writ of attach.
nent issued out Of aud under the seal of the Die
irict Court of Grant county, Wisconsin Territory,
for the sum Of about ono hundred dollars (Sl0b),
against the goods and chattels, lands aud tenement
moneys, rights and credits OF The said Marcus
wainwright, Defendant, at the suit of the said
James NJ. Otis, Plaintiff, directed TO the Sheriff Of
said county, retuinabe to the March term, lS45,
OF said District Court: and which writ has been
returned duly executed.
l.. .. SiIRAbER, Cicrk.
Dated Lancaster, Nov. II, lsii.
BAaBER & DEWEY, PlG's Attys. &c Ct
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TAREN UP,

Rf the subscriber, living the east side OF the
II Hurricane settlement, one yearling STEER,
RED and white, marked with croD and un5er BIT
Oh The night ear, aud hole in the left ear The
owner Is required 10 prove property. pay charges,
and take II away. II. HURD.
Hurricane, Norem5er &c, 1874. g. 2:
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NOTICE is hereby given, TO the said Defend
i ant, and all others concerned, that on the
twenIy-hrs, day Of November, A. ID. 1874, writ
of attachment issued out of aud under the seal OF
the District Court of Grant county aforesaid, for
the sum of -Four Hundred and ihity-three dollars
AND thirty-ioir cents si33 81 against the goods
and chattes, lands and icnemenis, moneys, rights,
and credits Of the said William NJ Kasson. defen-
dant, at the suit OF johann G. Meeker, plaintiff,
directed to the Sheriff of said county. returnable TO
the March term, A. ID. 1915, said District Court
and which said wit has been returned duly exc
eutsd. Attest, l.. o. SHRADER, Clerk.
Dated Lancaster, December 3, 1874.
JAMES NJ. GoooHUE, Prf,s ATTY. 396t
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Clocks, Watches Sc JeweIry,
IA G a. Sc 81 e &s

oh = W ~ ~ ~ 80 ss,s .
DEGS leave to inform the public,
I'D that he has opened shop on end
street in the village of Planevi!le, OPP
posite the Plattevile Hotel, for the
purpose of repairing every variety
of Clocks, Matches and Je,Oelry.-
Such as may favor him with business
in his line, may rely on having the
work done in the best manner, and on
the most reasonable terms.
0"He has also on hand good as
sortment of the above articles. which
he will sell low for Cash.
Platteville, Oct l2, 1914. 81 ly
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Regular Stage Line

PROM PLArrEviLLE TO cAssvILLg, VIA. LAsc sTEE
AND RDwARDsyILLE.
apilE subscriber respectfully Informs the public
~ that he has contracted TO carry the mail be-
tween the above points and that he has made
ample arrangements for the accommodation ofthe
travelling public.
The Stage will leave Plauevillc for Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Fridayat O'Clock
r. NJ, where il will connect with the Stage from
Prairie du CHEN.
Will leave Lancaster for Cassviile, passing Ed
wardsyie, every Saturday mofniag. Cassyilo
for PlaueyiIle, via. Edwardsyiilc and Laneactei
every Sunday morning.
Willleaye Lancaster for Plaiteville every Sunday
at O'Clock r. NJ, and every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at o'clock A. NJ, where il will
connect with the Stage from Gaena, also the
Stage from Milwaukee, via Madison.
II. MESSMORE.
Lancaster, May Is, 1874.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

A FULL and complete assortment
A Of Drugs, Medicines, Conleciionary,
~ Paints, Oils. Glass, Dye Stuffs &c &c.
~ may constantly be found al the .sNew
Dfss storen just opened 10 PlaiisvilIe,
w T., aaloiAing the residence OF Ben
~. 3. Physicians prescriptions Carefully and
e'1i''oasy pu, up, and liberal discount made
Ila''tsil!s, ". J., June }, lsii. Il y
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PLATTVILLE ACADEMY.

PLATTVILLE ACADEMY.
ENHlS Institution continues under the direction
Il ofMr. ID. r. CARRIER A. M; who is al
ready known to the public. The present session
commenced nn the 26th Aug. Pupils are receiv-
ed at any time during the quarter. Any iniorma-
ton desired by Parents guardians, residing al a
distance, can be obtained by addressing the Prn-
cipal, Post Paid.
Board can be obtained, in private families, nj
from 81, so to $500 per week.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Branches, per or. 1926
Higher Do Do. AS
Mathematics I" 5,25
Languages, Anc't Modern" g 6,25
j. w. CLARK, Sec,y.
Pa,tvlle, Sept. "a, 1914. 29f
The next Term Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, the llth Of November, 1874. The
services Of CHARLES LAME, as an Assistant in the
English department., have been secured; and no
effort shall be spared TO merit the continued pat.
ronage OF the public. j. w. CLARK, Sec'y.
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Pine Lum Der.

YNIlE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n,
Il sale, general assortment Of green and d,v
Pine Lumber, such as siding, flooring aud plant Of
all descriptions. He also keeps and saws 10 orde,
Pine, Maple, WalnBi, white Ash, Oak, Linn, Se. :
&c, Al the shortest notice. lie has first ,,,,s
Lathe machine in successful operation and car
furnish any quantity Of lathe and sash ,imbe,
ready ripped j. WARNER
Millyille, November lsi, 1871.
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Wisconsin Territory, Grant County, S.
United States District Court, Grant county, w. T..
TO March Term, 1915.
Benjamin i. Forbes,j
Marcus Wainight J
NOTICE Is hereby given to the said Defend
lV AM, and all others concerned, dat on the
30ih.day Of October, n. d. 1871, writ II attach
ment issued out Of and under the seal Of tho Dis.
trct Court OF Grnnt county, " issonsin Territory,
for the sum of about four hundred and sixty dollars
(S46O), against the goods and chaiiols, lands and
toneincnts, moneys, rights and credits of the said
Marcus wainwright, Defendant, ut the snit of the
said Benjamin 4. FoIbos, plaintiff, directed to the
Sheriff Of said county, returnnble to the March
term, 1915, o! said District Court; and which
writ has becn returned duly executed,
l.. o. SHRADER, Clerk.
Dated Lancaster, Ny. ", 1874.
BARBER & DEWEY, Pins .4ttys &c Ct
Ia District Court, Crawford County, Wisconsin
Territory, October Term, "A ID. 1914, Octo-
Der 18th, 1911, aud being the 9Th
day Of the said tenn.
Abner Mcdowell and Nancy s.
wife OF Abner MeDowel, r, fr,,,,.,.
William Wilson.
TEyIliS day come the complainnnts by their so
iritor Wrnm Knowlton, Esquire, and ], be-
ing proven 10 the satisfaction ofihe Court, that the
said defendant William W ilson, is nnn-fc,ident
Of this Territory and cannot be found therein; and
he having failed to cause his appearance herein TO
he entered according to law and the rules Of this
Court on motion OF The said compliments by theiI
Solicitor, il is ordered that tho said William Will
s0h be deemed and taken 10 be an absent helend-
ant: and it is further ordered, that the said absent
defendant do cause his appearance herein 20 be
entered and plead, answer or demur 10 the 20 id
complainanis' bin On before the hist day Of the
next term of this Court, aud il he shall Tail 80 20 do,
the same will be taken as confessed against him
and il il further ordered, that ibis order be served
by publishing copy hereof 10 the Wisconsin
ilsnld,n forsiI weeks succossiyely.
By tic Court. .9neG, ID. 6. FENION,
CLERK D. g., C., w. +.
Nov. Din, Isli.
WIRAM kNowLroS, EsaUIRg, Solicitor. 30 q
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Estate Of Ezra .4danas, deceased.
TICE.

~ " - II
rs hereby given, that George w. Lakin, Esq.,
Il administrator OF the Estate Of Ezra Adams,
lat. Of Graz, county, Wisconsin Territory, deceas-
ed, has filed in the Probate ofhee, Of said couniy,
an application for an extension Of the time ALLOW
ed uy law for the settlement Of Estates, ia such
cases made and provided notice is therefore Civ
en-, 70 all whom il may concern, that the Court
aforesaid a. appointed the 26lh day Of Deem
Der merit, at II Of the clock a. VI. If said day,
the Probate Office in the town OF Lancaster in said
County, as the time and place, where a hearing
will be hsd IN said Count, on The above appliea-
iion: al persons interested are notified to auend
AID show cause why said application should not
be granted.
Given under nv hand at the Probate Office, IN
said county, this 20th DAY Of November, l5l4.
II. X. Golfer,
81 81 Judge Of Probate.
NANTED sny quar,iiy q Hides selirs.d
w al ~ 1913 III Potosi.
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NEW FIRM-nEw GOODS g. NEW PRICES.

TTNilE subscribers have increased their former
III stock by late arrivals, to very extensive
and complete assortment of Fall and Winter
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ABSOLUTE HEAL-ALL-

e1V.OUU prove Conn rs M Ms suS rgsslG
Extractor lnesimabe. 1t not only cure rnicL.
el' Dut gives no additional pain, nor leaves =
scar Fire lspositively rendered harmless (d10
mas oeen offered six months TO anv person re-.
eurhihg any empty box, and saying that all a0onv
on amounting Is not extracted in a few min1tos
yet NOT one from thousands of trials since has
Claimed the bonus) Parents anxious TO rnard
against general injUres and save money t,me
.oi ana lie, and prevent their offspriIg from
peinS aIshgured by burns, or even sn,a,l-p6S ms.
tues' W possessing the enviabe power to re,I,cc
nc cei'uiafy organs dcstroyed,) can do SO bv
pp"s"i'inS ms ihImltable save. Many deeply
D.'" eases N the city can be seen, and one en-.
tlfe lace buinI over aud wounded three dis,inct
tunes III the same spot while healing va, ~,
GaSe can De traced the least cicatrice or rn,,l,,
f"l all kinds of hurts too, rapid sootbIno on'
are alike Important; even sore ewes. alI i,'Gs,S'
nations and broken breasts woutd he url,n,|-.1
ne toilet and nursery, for clearing The skim IF
puppies removing chaft, Sc, viii find if irdis-
pens"ole' once using only will forever establish
~ ue sovereign HEAL-ALL quality. After ths
no'ce, headS OF families allowing torture e.,
months and ultimately distorted features can
iose[ wipe away reproach, justly uttered bv
''saDee' ch'id, for negIecting 10 triumph over fro
Entered according 10 Act of Congress ~
oil by Comslock s. Co., in the Clerks OFF,
u me District Court of the United States for Tho
'ouihein District of New-York.'' VIZ
warranted the only genuine.
- SouiStock " Co., wholesale drupoists Nau,
DIX, nave become the sole wholesale agents f,u
W. Daley Ia America for 20 years. All orJers
must be addressed to them. oi0
" RUSS, Agent, Brandon, Vt.
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%: I,y.

4'Q u COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA OR
a P4FHlSIC, CONSUMPTION, WHOOP.
iN"CoOGil, and all Pulmonary Affections and
Diseases OF the Lungs, this Is believed 10 he the
most Popuaran efIicacious Medicine ever known
IN u, America orproof of which, he would refer to
'hose who have used it, and 10 the numerous
cei'ihc@tes OF physicians and others attached to
me inside wrapper to each bottle
a distinguished physician says she regards il
as safe convenient and veyy etfcacious Med.
cue %nothef that it has j"stiy acquired high
rfpafaFt0'' and so far as he can learn has never
aiTaPpoin'ed The reasonable expectations of those
who have used it.
{P@$eBe assured that it is not genuine unless one
or o. DO oo'9 Z" the wfl'ten signatures of SAMPSON
REhD or WIN, JON'N CUTLER, are found
attached to a yellow label, on blue enyelop.
( Al Labels of and after the date of Dec. Is3g
VIII have the written signature of VIM. Jou,n
Cutier) Prepared by REED, WING s. CUT.
LEh' Qormetiy Lowe & Reed J Wholesale Drug.
gI'ts' 81 Chatham street. Boston. and sold BY
Druggists, Apothecares and country merchants
generally. Price SO cents.
For sale by Bliss & Warren and V. Ross. %
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For Sale.

VIE undersigned is DESTROYS of selling the
La ioho"lhg premises, viz: About nine acres of
1anG' 'ylHS 'hree 'four'hs Of mile from Brandon
Village, (on the stream running through said vii.
iage } aud on which is good two story DWELLING
house, barn, and wood-shed a first late we'll Of
water and privilege Of usingswater for trim
hammer shop, or pot furnace, (when the water is
not needed tor the griSt-milI.) Also two story
a"e'ilng-houSe, standing in Salisbury VILLAGE
opposite barows' store. The above named nrem'
lses Wi be sold on reasonable terms. For fnrthnr
pa,'cu'afs; enquire OF John C. Prout ESQUIRE,
salisbury Village, orof the subscriber a Brandon
Brandon, Nov IS, 1913. 93.If
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bitter realities of thy destiny, tears SHOULD
never cease to flow."
Adam paused for moment, and will
a heart overlooking with CONF passion, thu
replied "Oh! Eve, thou partner Of my
tolls, reprove not myself, | pray thee
Thou canst claim no pre-eminenee in sin
We are both equally guilty, and equally
unhappy. Thou vert given me, when
was spirit, lone and companioness, tt
sympathize in my afliction, and TO par
take of my happiness. And now thai
sorrow is to be our portion, together we
will weep, and together repent of the
wrong. The sentence is just. Let US
calmly submit, yielding to the will of our
God"
Thus with words of kindness, he sooth-
ed the woes and anxeties Of Eve. They
mutually drank the cup Of their own Bit
terness, and shared alike the fruits of dis
obedience. Upon the green.sward beneath
them, as they were about to leave the
objects of their early attachment, and bid
adieu 10 all the surrounding beauties of
happy home, they knelt them down and
prayed, as they had never done before
They humbly acknowledged their wick
edness, and owned the sentence of depart.
ure just. Yet they pleaded long & earn.
estly for forgiveness. They ;mplored aid
aud protection, even under circumstances
of sin and death.
While prayer and suppIication were
upon their lips, and dark, portenious
clouds developed the future, voice came
DIS upon the murmuring breeze, and an
nounced the appearance of One, though
ages before his advent, who should remove
this dreadful curse and reinstate man in
favor with his God.
With such an assurance IS this before
them, these fallen victims 10 their own
dtpravity, rose from their devotions, and
prepared to 'eke their exit Sorrow and
resignation were depicted upon their coun-
tenaace. Bot there were no traces off
anger. No repc!ing passion had been
excited. All were hushed in solemn
s'illness. They must 60 forth. Wish
slow, reluctant tread, they press, for he
asst time, the sacred spit. They pass the
alal tree in the midst of the garden, and
last, as they advance, lingering look
'pon the surrounding scenery, Eve turns
o her fAvorite flowers, and bedews them
With her tears. But, alas, she must leave
hem, and see them no more. Clare
ou-weII Eden, the once happy Eden;
dieu forever!" EBA.
Brandon, Dec. 1943.