New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08


| " ann ,.r.o from tHe hapf, land.
Wl',.or,ow B. unknown,
h.,, par'cd JOYOUS lant
IT, u.aG" fir. ulHe own
It, ia-'c rs VIII ie
Time ail it. .yye'. -hsl. be-
| Thine thine sorei
| IT,, summer h.-i H.. heavy loud
T..- -,-'.l .lr4f n.us' ill4 ~
She stopped hcr singing suddenly, left the vrraula
and went into tie hou-c
DO ,ou want anything" said Clay'on.
Notirg raid rhc, huri,d.y. IN b. back in a
mouout"
CLAYTON wocbcd. snd SAW her 90 TO clo-t in
which the medicines and c"rtn.- were kept AMI take
something from u .la--. H. gave a start OF alarm.
You az not .l, you be said irariuy. as she
20. no. only little faint W. have become SO
rr,id,ut you know TINT II We fc'1 The least b ginning
! nf nnv di-aerc,nbi, sensation. "" takr something
once | have idt this iainincss quite often. IL Isn't
/ much"
Ca,ton put hi- ann around her, and looked at hor
with yasuc yOain.ug Of i,ar md admiration
You look 80 Ike rIirlt he -aid " that must
| hold YOU. .,.,,
7 .Lo said '.pi,,ur and looking gnyly III h's incc
II am nilnil so he said Do YOU ic' quite well,
| now ?"
sif down. think. perhaps. II l. III" reaction oi 80
,nu,h 'Tr,rmcni make M feel rather tired"
Cayinn scnt,d her on the scttcc by the door, still
k,,,"iI., Ii. n,m nnxiousy around her. In lew mo-
mei; ~ d'oopcd her hcnd wcary ON hs shoulder.
/ .. VAN ar, ,iir he said in tonc- OF alarm.
uTo uo, | feel vcrv wo-only u li';ir Saint and
ti,cd # seems TO me is getting little cold hcrc.
} i.n.t il pc she saiG. with slight shivor
/ CIayton took her up in his arms wihou; speaking.
carried her in ana a.d her the soa, then rang or
'.Gn a ho,-c. instantly" h. san to Iany. a. soon
A. he appeared and 20 for q doc'orl
.1hcfc's no use in -cnIn-. said Nlnn he Is
driven to DEATH and cant come. Hc-ldr- there's
nothing the unor with me only am u little tired AMI
90 d. shut the dools and windows aud cover m up.
No, no. don't take ne up stairs. hhc q" I.c here;
iust put shawl over me, thatS all hhi mI9'y y
give ne some water
The fearful and my-tcrous disease, which wac then
ia the ascendant has many forms oi aproach ana dc-
vclurmont. One. and the most deadly, Is tha' winch
tak placc when person has - long and gradually
imbibtd tie fatal poison of an infected atmosphere,
TINT the resisting powers Of nature have been n,dou,-
Is and uuifv ,ubducd 80 that the subject SINKS under
il without any yioeu; outward symptom, by duet
and certain Welding of the vital powers, such ~ has
been hkonsd 10 the bleeding To- death by internal
wouud IL th- case. before an hour had passed,
though none of the viocn, and distressing symptoms oi
the dscasc appeared II became evident maj me ''ai "i
death was sci ou that iair Young brow. messenger
bad been dispatched. riding With tie desperate speed
which love ana fear can give. bat Harry remained IN
Attendance
tor" slc said. except iut.-uc, and tbs chang IN
the weather. If | only hnd more over IA" and per
ha,.. YOU had better give mc n litlc bfnndr. or
some ~rch thing. This water, isn't It, that You havc
been giving INC
tnsic ana the haslor hat iEcy were holding had ~
smell And there Wis no chan-c III the w'aihc., Do
WIS ONLY ihr creeping deaduc--. affecting ilr wholr
ouicr and inner m'inh. Of Inc - som. 1'' ~"
h,r voice remained clear. though her nnd "a. cl7ioy
wandered.
There +, Il strung impulse which sometimes comes
in the rs''s,n'- and ,tl'Ss oi drroving nature -
spg and a. N, luy N'h hor eyes co~,d apparently
in ont of trance shc would sing Overland over again
tIc vtisc Of the sone which She singing when .hc
blow Of the unseen destroyer FIR; struck her:
Tie Summer bath IT, heavy cloud
The .o-e-l,af must ,..:
Bg; Y.i.@,,,i,, IN g,, ,s.i ~ wear no 'N''''
At last She opened her eyes and seeing the agony
of all around. thc truth seemed to come to her.
II think I'm called i' Shc sad. %, III 50 sorry
for Won a Don't grlcyc 80; my Father loves me :"
wcll-hc cannot = ur me any longer lie wants IN"
to come To nm. That's al-lont Srlcvc 80. II
home I'm gong to-iomc! Twill Dc "ny a lriic
wi lie and youn ~ too, all ol You. You az sd.!s
fed. a.c You no;. Edward
And ugiiu shc r'als'd into the dreamy trance and
sang III That strange, sweet voice. 50 ioW - Wcth'
" H. our LAND joy wear no Stroud
Ncy,r doth u ia.L"
Clnytou-whaf did he What could hc do VIM
Layc any of Us done. who Lave sHt holding m our
AIMS n dear onn. from which the soul was passing
tho soul ior which GLADLY wc would lnVc gwen "nr
ovn i'm ,Nchang,, Wien W. have fit II eon- "I.l
inconc,ivnblc rapidiv from III, and We. Ignorant ana
hind Nnirlv striving with tins ana that, 10 ares il"
inevitable doc NJ feeling every moment that some "'h'r
thing mgh' hc done Ia save. winch Us not done, ana
that that which We DOM may BE- only iisc;inS
Tie cousc of the DESTROYER O., those awful, agonzcd
moments when We watch the clock. and no physician
comes and every stroke ot the pendulum Is Ike The
approaching step Of death o. = there anything III
haven or earth for tie despair OF sdch hours
Not momcnt was lost by the three around that dy-
inc Lcd chainc those cold limb, administering the
aimulant- winch the dad exhausted system II" longer
felt
She doesn't suffer Thank God, at any rate for
tlati" said CLAYTON be knclt over her IA an
b., ,aufifl smile pressed over her face, shr opened
her ewes ,hd looked Oh them alland SAID:
No ny poor friends. don suffer IN come :"
the hand wi re they never suffer. III only sorry for
voui Edward. she said To- him. " Il" You remember
vha: You sand To- me once II has come now. You
must b,ar il ike "a man. God calls you |" some work
don't shrink from II. You are baptized with iirc l.
all lasts only llilc while. II viii be- over soon, very
so,nl Edwmd. take of my poor people. Tel
Tom to be- kind t. them. My poor, faithful, good
Hprrv o. I'm going 80 FIST
HE voice sunk INTO whispering sigh l.lir now
seemed 10 have rcircatcd to the citadel of the bra.n
Shc lay apparently in The las sleep, when the footsteps
ct ihc doctor were heard "n the Ncranda. lhcr' Vas
a general ,lrng To- the door and DIR. 'uer entered
pale. LHggaId and worn, from constant cXertlon ami
los oi Icst
He did net say in words that there hope, bu
HI. iirst detected look sand il bul too plainly.
She moved her head little, Ike one who T. asleep
un,asily upon her pillow. opened her eyes once more
ard suId:
"Good-bv will arise and 90 70 my Father
The gentle breath gradually became fainter and
all hope was Overt Tho night walked on with
silent and solemn toost, psaott showers tell without
mumurng upon the lcaycs-withm, all was Stli IL
doH.Ll
The story makes considerable progress before We
are introduced to bred, the half oriental, hall
Ethiopian, and wholly preternatural hero. or
prophet, whose weird MY mysterous presence haun's
the sc.ne Ike the surrtral visions of Nemesis in