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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19

Light she slept, her arms around him ;
Waking soon from broken rest,
Dead upon her breast she found him,
Dead-that dearly. cherished guest
With Shrek, she filings her DER him,
But he answers not her cry;
And ::nto the pile they bore him,
Stark oflin.b and cold ofeye.
She hears the priests chanting-she hears
the death-song,
And frantic she rises, and bursts through the
throng.
"Who is she ? what seeks she why comes
she so nigh ?"
But the bier she falleth over,
And her shrieks are LOUD and shrill-
II will have my lord, my lover!
In the grave seek him still.
Shall that godlike frame be wasted
By the fire. consuming blight?
Mine it was-yea mine though tastet
Only one delicious night"
But the priests. they chant ever-"We car
~ the old,
When their watching is over, their Journey
are told;
We carry the young, when the pass from th'
light!
"Hear us. woman He we carry
Was not, could not be thy spouse.
Art thou not Bayadere
So hast thou no nuptial vows.
Only to deaths silent hollow,
With the body goes the shade;
Only wives their husbands follow;
Thus alone is duty paid.
Strike loud tho wild turmoil Of drum and Q
gong!
Receive him, ye gods, in your glorious thronl
Receive him in garments Of burning arrAy'd!'
Harsh their words, and unavailing;
Swift she threaded through the choir
And with arms oatstretch'd, unqnailin|
Leap'd into the cracking fire:
But the deed alone suficeth-
ROBBED in might and majesty,
From the pile tie god ariseth
With the ransom'd one on high.
Divinity joys in sinner repentirg
And the lost ones of earth, BY immortals 70
lenting,
Are waited on pinione Of fro ia the sky!
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19
THE GOD AND THE DAYADERE.
AN INDIAN LEGEND.

AN INDIAN LEGEND.
Ftem ne,o rolums Of Translation Of Goethe,
hy ". E. Aytoun and Theodore Martin.
Mahaded, earth's lord, descending,
To its mansions comes again,
That, like man with mortals blending,
He may feel their joy and pain;
Stops to try LIES varied changes.
And with human eyes to see.
Ere he praises or aveuges,
What their fi,ful lot may be.
He has passed thro' ths city. has look'd on
them all; ~
He has watch'd DER the great, nor forgotten
the small,
And at evening went forth on his journey
so free.
In the outskirts of the city,
Where the struggling huts are piled,
At a easement stood = pretty
Painted thing, almost child.
"Greet thee, maiden !" "Thanks-art
weary?
Wait, and quickly I'll appear
"What art thou PA Bayadere,
And the home oflove is here"
She rises; and cymbals she strike IS she
dances,
And whirling, and bending with grace, she
advances, an
And offers him flowers, Is she undulates
Der the threshold gliding lightly,
In she leads him to her room.
"Fear not, gentle stranger; brightly
Shall my lamp dispel the gloom.
Art thou weary? Iii relieve thee
Bathe thy feet and soothe their smart;
All thou askest can give thee
: Rest, or song, or joy impart."
She labors to soothe him, she labors TO please;
The Deity smiles; for with pleasure he sees
Thro' deep degradation right-loying heart.
And he asks for service menial,
And she only strives the more;
Natures impul:e now is genial,
Where but art prevai'd before.
As the fruit succeeds the blossom,
Swells and ripens day by day,
So, where kindness fills the bosom,
Love is never far away.
But he, whose vast motive was deeper and
higher,
Selected, more keenly and clearly to try her.
Love, follow'd by anguish, and death and
dismay.
And her rosy cheeks he presses.
And she feels loves torment sore.
And, thrill'd through by his caresses,
Weeps who never wept before.
Droops beside him, not assembling,
Orfor passion or for gain,
But her limbs grow faint and trembling
| And no more their strength retain.
Meanwhile the still hours Of The night steal
....r, ing by -
Spread their shadowy woof DER the face o
the sky, = -4a
Bringing love and its festival joys in thei,
train.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-03-19

Ftcm nev rolums Of Translation, Of Goethe,
hy ". E. Aytoun and Theodore Martin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-11

aH'" her return Mrs Townsend -.
spt'ou'ly t.r Nellie uL.a ,hc ,,,,.
Nei' us' shat wa, hsr astoni.bm,u. mi
e''''"'s ~sen sho ara her story v;,b
'S'. 9. .pi''''"H OF the te~p,Aner. NJ, . word
"s.n -'1e PaesAse -. orsu.d. At ~.
found l. contain aoa Gallo. re-. -, -
Ni'e i've q ''l'r b u f..'.p,l vtsir In.
Oh 'hp offaPer were v,,t,,g go
!Vr Ms Iosusud. as a, ,rs,,.I.i.'
neni Of sen,6, rec,rsI from b.r h,,t,
r'L whom she has reared t. /. n -
OF truth. honesty. sul vi.;ac P''
Fr'm tbls time Nellie an he, r,.,..-
we've uud~r tue r-euhsr pairrnare = a.,
hAm"ion iAGiiy. Seaiax vas ssppI..i Tor
"''sh Thy received "a pay Ani N,lI..
VA tray r.ierrsd g. M,sn,e. SUNDAY Ssb'aI
'."'- where sh- Ns' received a. a rat,er,
ei itn'h aud intsc-iiy ~ aer associate.
Ana -ba.l not her example .p..s Also IN
our h.ie fyAIOrs, aud remind them Of IA a,
"fieh Bible ;sassss--te rs.i,, evl',nd
-" i'ii' " iha' sh'sa = good f,r thu, oil
't''S 'hch P-It' -iI.i,'-.N Y ErGs,.-
arr
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III. ur,AEn.. c!g,-

The following .s copied 10 al Ep,l.h
pr hy an Amsr.caa us:.sr,' sAs tel. n.
,tory ef himself
"''n he va aboy, D., fiber said ,o him
L-''',n you make uP your mind to /,
""-.l 'ai-rr bet ,an1s, than farm.
er r,lu,I L..i
very 80. responded ,he farmer vbo
wac "i'''' Z O. ist L.yi i.llo. h,,
a be "is Tow seventeen wear. ,l1
vel my sou, | Will try anI falApl,c. ~,
you f'A'e 'or
very shortly Pi.,a a., found 70, Ma.
'r' Low ~uh good Q.aArr NJ, -
3 y Presented himself At i.e ,..n.,v ~
honr'' Quaker sail
Lew tthou wut 5e a good bow I~iua.
well by iHto II hot, vii ssal liz. -
a-ai" A.i iAe bargain vi max. ,bccT.
,-'' ,hon halt j. a. w,!! By al 90 by
| e4n d.
~ h"~ ~eht 10 work vi,h heart,
good ~! ile worked hard r,,t ,h. "a
lie' ~. steady huut.i Al! good ,,,n,.,
he gIaktf Htei him U.Es.l ,t.nu.
kcr ti"Uee tas Quas.- a.sa,t,.b,l -,
W. Any aUl tie ye1s 4 IA, .,,,,n'
ue',l.r pa,-,I ylyas,Gt., .s.,
JUS before L.yi become fas. hi. ma.
ter ssii - him
L.'.' / ih'-k IT uikiag .Lss a,cs D..
sent -b'u q. u-.,t, oat
i''N' -l'.-i - 30, Firissat crap ofne-s
aod al sasi, tc ,cry Lsypy - r,rs,y,
A"l EHi Y"n nay please ,o make 81,
''rh Tie QUAKER .o0ArI &nesisgly ,t J,..
N'sH4 added. oauIoi tell thee uox xL.,
Tue ir''ent ). to he hut u sha!! lie vo,,h
mg,c than aihya-Aui dollar. t. thee
moro iaau thousand dollars .atd Low;
u Him'e'', hI- ryrs srart.Iu, AT th, h.,,
tHousht 90 surh gift Hhatcan n hs
~oh4'r u at means 20 oder ne Lt.d.u,b,
Ter Tor NJ Wiis That c.ntl. Lsr,n.'
L''e hy'fd that .oi VT, i. better ~,
teh or tNeuty thJu'nnI dou.I. No,tr,n,,
Dc n'' laughter Bat ~4.t csn it bsl
i"r "is 'he puuiiu, question which
'Htf e! st'tt iike bee % L.Is brain from
''''' '''1e d"i'. 'a- f,y t,fofo as a. o!.y,
Vh '"Ht Day 'hf Qn.k,T -aii to him
L.'' ~ IN" u ou' to.morros hat,
% Tee ADD toy prescut home to DIV
Lew breath j freely on heGfrg
words pt"~-tas i-us.lf ia hi, t.., sr;,
"e soon J''hed the Quaker, but could .es
i''"'aS t"a' .ooSci Ike gih xsr,h y,,,
'-'"1 dollar. ic puzzled Liw..l,
al W ~ Az tie say and .su limit
lefhap- ihe - aker a. 'org .ttspt
~ 'a't tUey reached Lew, home AZ,
~ Hhi b'en greeted by be-. ifisui. the Du,.
k,r '1rrsd to BAN sld ssii
Lew s'ii s"st pr,ssbtt5 ihy fat.
N'Noa ple'.e sif, -,tI Lew. no. on tho
''i' hl'ioc rf expectation
VEL ''Id t1e Quaker speaking Co Lev,
lhaef your 200 - iLr best b., I Lases,sr
1ai lb-u turn.ryto I..yi. BE- ail.a Til.
Is ny prsseut LssI a cool. NAM
Lew n'a'Hru aud psrbaps DO f.l, . hui.
a''AI If"intri because Lis golden vision. ser.
'"..' 50 -nf4rDy sripted a4ay 30, h,.
'.'-i',' '''hef ~4s delighted. arlaiIto tb.
''as''r "h' va' saiing Etils w.gg,.a
would rnth'r bear y1u 'a7 tb,, of my
''". p" ihau t' se. 3p4 give hu, sl th,
ia'HeF son aTe ~.tth. i.Ta yasI n.n,e !,
I-'''' 10 le chosen thaa gfsst riohe.
bgh'i-.s Lr,is st4ta-rsastt.tt .sd tb.
young man- r.al name lii sa1fs Lr a,r.
% 'i''' riIs ihsd e.II a.sa bs.s .es.n..
f".'.4 - sty ss3. of moosy b0ssy-r az.
D nHs fesists tsgs 5,.i become tY-.,..sd
90 gee prs-f's DttI Dly.u .ervs 4,
Af"J3s stfIsi1f ta rataitf
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DR. Brnost Jfai s,sf u .am. sal.b,,.
g. earsiiefs tis ions,s 40 is,.I.,tis :,
'... q i.s .1i a.s,,tss 10 b, very ,rso,.
tir' medical .pert,ss
b" ih'' 'ss tpu.io is obs II he mo-,
Hs'.' t.fisut. e ibs i,s.,..I s,.., q,
$40 rtt rt.1nel q. ila ssts4 it i. ,,o.
.'..t "r q us H1t sfrrfir nd a.,
f''i ''fi-ihi rsmslIai ss,tt.s1sss g. ts.
p -'''h - That s.su.esi extract
'' 'f'' H.d ir7m o. f.sf vt.l s1psrss9 70
'' '' - .a ssifi iut.s r4fs = di.ssss
t'@i 81 -.s 'aeoa. -fs.iy ussisd 6,ss-
fhna sItb tlis su4s.- .ioaf tt vh.t.t..
p''i 30 a. sftti- 81 lIsittn ain.,.. -.
ego ~ iysg s.is sod iaIss.ft,s 81
tai % sar1ii ts ..asisb,'v ...Ih, t.Tv
'.'i s'thrf e..Es rsrtfin tr frn q
''i''p isi' iho m,sttssithy sf,.sl, pes ia
uss
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81. sEssiaia Pre- c2}rss.



, -ac fasr P.ss- 81 rah'r-ed weekly al f'ro
u sLif. a.d r,.ff C,.is pa anHua q rsii IN al
,taes. tS4 p1tlaEr
- Sh.,r,et pa, .Evut,, deferred b-l al the sSpi
rama the ,r.f tatets.t Niii - rrsfSri.
s>,b.et,pt,n. tr.,, m1uth.. O,s Bsii1f aaa TscsH
IA ace gs.i, q b, F..i ,1raftabiy iu af'aae.
RATES OF ADNtR Tl>ING
r-Th, ,rra, 81 iiVsri.tag are tet 'qusts o' l"'s
,,-s I,,f'rr three assertions larger uu"s tu the
80. pt5,iftirn. Esch C4ut,naancc IrsHfs SO
Cs,is per .qssre
~ .i,rst,., meat . be ,la.idsT'i ~ the p1ath ~
t.lrs. .~cl iei % the N.aa.crpt. Pts'tuss
0. greed nps1 hstwrsn thc rart's
CrA .i,rtti.cnrHt GOT rssfscd 10 the coP' ~ a
...r,dri san,~T ri vrtivas will be c'n'na'i uail
,t,f.i at AL p.y neat g. acted sor1riinSt,
r-Re.-tAN NuNEast.EngNrs.-Ir y sNctf aHt MS
asd~t,isndiue the pat & fhe Nuneal Ni'"Fi''f'
- 81. 20 PEI - .tas dtsislci b, that thrf 'urfe
o,ty rSt.ad- q ihelt ~ nriIsi~ Hu-ioe-s h"sl -
tate Isg. tni ~ oihct Nissf'iscm'ft'''oto oi men
90 be a. .iiit lu,l rhir-r sad n" 'aI,a'4'n
- an traas, ~ advsffirsHasHif e.'i - ,e'd 20, "a
- GNLLtHER ca.
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B. W. II L Il B L Il T,
d.
:sisltsT9Gg JEFFERSON COUNTY W7srA
NOTIRY PUBLIC.
General Insurance .gyPnf
aud S0!isCfor,

hFFERS his serviee. ~ The aGs.n..s -rn.rnn-
~ niiy y"tJ sf-rsui Csrsr Fr-tefick art s.f.~.
~ counties. 80 coiirci all d.ajs sB. atsua 20 ali
sinirst husinrss m the -aii co1uti~.
NJ Hsrh"u isa rrsiuate Of .h- Law S-hrei ~
'rs' sirts-r- a. in- cHsfI.sfsFr E4f ". WAL!
raue einaiy ansnd Co al bssin,'. committed t1 1im
ani feicfs 90 ihr following gcorrwea.
C'1-t,tr-q-- ofn-rrs sud Directors ~ tbe
Bfa1r1 Dt thr Bauxo ot'hr " 'eyH K~yrs Rryrs
kraisiry. J. q l. l. Ssticr
Jsestsa CsHafs r. H. WIZ. Fry & Rr..-
$50. a TimI-f.as- s 60 a. T. Han.r- a.
seni Balfimyf. Oai, EaGroai, Dahs,F. Dc.
T9i
Haypr,'t rtrs r Bscslim. Agrai B,l,fB.,~
ohi. kaifoai 4. ~. Her snd w J. Sc.
The1s
Npp','tpee.-E I t.-e Joia " Jsuen. J. y
St.rY sol H1mrraH.us-
Htaets fcr-- Otii .ets an D,r.cta-s Of The I,sg.
ian's Company 81 fhr Vsl.y 80 Vrsisia
Ciarts CgHsfy-- Msa1 Page. Col. Tfesf~,I
Smuh. Prndi ion & Ei,tatfs.l = 4 NJ r..
49, 2. ~ Poaers.
Rrt,.rs C.stfp = .rraa..f S.as,,os, pr
Ias. j'eo5 Vsnior-a Jf aat 4. g ya4af..
BalI-o,, u wis.-t pau.J y p.r,.,,
,,@. Cas'r Rsuaclp. S Lsunef anICbafr.
n u Bfosn
-. at ,s Css4 --Ogisef,sra pif-.ts,, . rII,,,.
V.ufarrs Co.nrart
NN,rgi Nf'0Ia. i9fs. g-lcsr o., Jsa.,.
ygs'sa.
N-js -ty Srt
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P o L 7 Y
ON. SING III MS.

~ risLEr luuNsc.
Oh. ,,ns 9 me. IN, Osn beloved
Ttsts--st aad simp.e ,t.,n
That have treasured N m, h-,r
IhtouFb, at l,ug y-st, ~ ra,ni
fo' ~ c.rsr Zone, recall o. n-
The Ioys Il tyEooe i.v.
Wh'h hspe's .. igh, .un ia . the, ,.is
"i hargJ chilfhood', ~Ss,
An. a. brsf NJ, AZ, ihing note.
Nv miod goes wardetir-
AM once sss'n l tread 9Th
srert chiitboga's any t.cs
oh would he, W. ny own beloved
Gould wou again he shade.
Where, "a The haIcyon d.,. ,su,.
oot ~snc.Firg t,o,.isp. Ht.,.ci
Oh, would tbat Ne coa'J ,iits,ic,
The f.a'6,b mountain streams
Ant mirror - N CAV. 1T vote.
Our iui1r- golden tt,au.
Boz .h aiss! ~ ,nly Is~
Their memories cen ttinr.
Aud sQssh- ,heso wan meit,pr L,,.
.. .cass - us,i T. si-e
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A. vnE FLonEs

We are a, he a.Scr
That pssses in cav.
Wrh each hsrtirc h,sr
We a., pS.,iar away
The ~ia. 'we@Piug ~
Paits .hr ty-c .i,n ,he st,u
So'uWe t'oop a-t t,r
Artsfe igirr Vi.hiArn
Wa fe.the fr-c jfaus ,he s-.
Nh th' sfii, ,ummerait
A.Du, n-a,f,iIt,~
A-i caslG lHsess. ,h,Tr.
TIE ehna uu~ !, lsiI
Ia the ,'lt arm, o. DEAN,
y" h-se ihe ND aoaef, i.d~
y" Hh me wine, chilling t,,stA
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Peruvian Guam

I'iE ''.. i-ff- Fi'e u1f. af.nr retm..fs
Il arb N-.ss . Ears.s & 3d.. b.. -.-.i-.
-,,f ..5r3 q 5as.o ,1lf.. .as.1 piEEc FROM
@. Der 'hr srir.si o. HIf s..irlrB+.. r,rt.ai
ff r'i- .h.t rela be .-at,t is ss. o.s-f
Il 'Lr STATE
I.sy a'r att fHr. urr us .strs I.rtrr 10
ian i.n 'tr Ifa-tr Tfrs. vfl |-.t.. t
.f1 nos rrFarr rl o. rr.t-.r-+ nom fr..-
Dog, .l .trir'frisal FOWL a 90
rrsf.is frfv lG f-T-
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RuTr Hijl
EN GLERiS YyorEL

't'tih sOtsrnlsf Suuid lcfprclIuIiy auoeu,..
io ''r Foh.ic ,aai he be- 'aken ibs Ho'eI
t.nn jff-fsr' Nou1iY. Vifrirtr
tiis IT, SGE shall ata lime De- summit. @
800 'h- tsu h. market sn.ris fl. UyIg
W'.h 'bc tf'i Liquors. ilis ST.JHIE -I'.
~ tf -sfri1i aoi atenuva Os4rf snl hone.
PSI suiei .a.i.g Oh tusiorts f. .r,tf- b.,
r..ase 'o mr-if aai f,ttisr .iasfai ,baf. a
FItiic ps.f.bsg.
Wi LANBRIGHT Pfse,i,,st
trfhrrfsiutH Nrft ~ fs-u
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a.Ia.. T.rrsrr,Ing Jsr..

FTHHpsF 80 fesirn 90 r4f on FfaHssf Vsr-.
I fahies tkis seEs0a in hsfns'ifaiiy seafsf Cars.
t.r fn ssfrs
Jair3 EEARsLEY snEEsPR = 20
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hen the ui- 7iirc 4nd imprujrut Vciafy of pleasure
huds he has iutltu tr sceds 20 tAI. Ialtu d..sr Al
oitru harr'r- ihat iii-'irrd o .hltnr a.
dread 81 dec ''' d. ter LiiH H sii yip- those
D. hu. if viG,atI,n sud frslcctsbti rse alone be-
fs"nd hun: DELAYING iil the elE.tiuti.us sympto,..
Of 30. Aotf dt.rs.r u4ske their -Ipsarance sfretg
the head. throat no.c skin &c PTorfr..iug ca ~,th
fearful rsp,diiy ti death pulls I-riod h. df-.dfI
.urrfngs LN sending Lim that tOatur from ub,rrr
traveller returns - " - melancholy fact ~ Il
thoa.snj- fll ,etEs 10 ths terrible di.cs, oUins a.
the unsL fiUrs. q ignorant rfrteuief Who. by the
q that dcsdlN pel mercury. fuiu the cuustut,c
aui make the RESIDUE q i'e miser.h.e.
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DIR JoHNsToN

Member II the Royal College of Surgeons. London
graduate trcm cne the college. - the
United state. sni The greater part ~ who>c fr ha.
bcru spout ga the hfst iupitss q I,ldoh. P.ri- Ph-
.drlph-, api eev here. ha. "hcrtvd ,our ct h. tuci
sst0EIshiar kno~ o., NAV, ttaub.g
With rnsinE loo the head ~l. when asis,psrtat
Vos.ac,. beng al-rns,i sudden ur. ,f D.. .Lful.
ae-, wi'h tF,V-snt big.Ling. attended su-tit, with
irraarcmsut - nlIad. wer, cared Immediately,
CERTAIN B.NEfNE
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I-I.4f thrH-au"s thted a. this Institution With
the lat uesu yraf-t 5000 Zee A-4 .4E.tIf-A. -,
seat Operations Tsfiofmcd BY Dr JtbostUn itss..,e
by the fep1feTs - ihc rarfs aad many other person.
uotce. Wbicb have appeared .F-,B .sd srzla bel
the yghlic, becs his stsnding Fehtlrn-u d
.eisf .ad te.POasbiti. 'aisisat gasr.at,e ~ III,
Afflicted.
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'hrap Fancy Dress Good.

heap Fancy Dress Goods.
W a.' Fa.y pfs-. G4Hts arraatr.s..f o..
AR-LtY sHEErEE s. GO
4 Agiss ss8 Caierea sb,,. ssF gsa... .,.,
a ". CEANEg
ptrlN .,f Lat f.rs..ttt
ID No. W cRtNER
Nf'NtFDsI Cs-s., Cso,.... sat B,..
"s 4 iof sac by
l1.st J. stpLER
ID ~ krs.rf Oi. ftr ssls
EEA'-LEy EEaea 5 go
RtroN Hen. s.l-. sa5 sl.a.ssn Tor
- .str auf .ttb t.F
jaa-9 l. sADLRa
ERIsH mn TVG frtsI-tv
j hfAHsLEY sHEEEER 4 co
lore 10 f-19
LNBESll NDs~ rr..s.stv
kEARsLEY sHPgRFH a co
HARPERS NAGAziVg ir Js.v r, .,'e
EH CANPREIL
III ARtEST 0ROcERTE f7r ssi. tv
III kkARsLEY sHEERER 4 CO
ELY ETs -wbis sad solsfea ~ 70. Sss
~ fheb l. sApLER
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ORCANIC wEAkNEss

imu.iisieiy cured sHd iuii s,t fc,tursd
Ihts dTc aiui d,.car the p.uat, most frequently
pad by those " 10 have become the a.
indurrue~s luosz p"fsuus si~ too apt to oouEsit
erss"s ifcn HCt h.as - ILs Gr. sial
that NAV rnsur Nrt who th. uudstst.utF the srb-
Je, will pf"tHd in dru' thsi the power II
- lot sooner ~ iho.- aiiug tg Improper hshs than
by the ptti"ut Besdes being deprived a.. rirssurv
Of riithy ofspfur, the ml-t aud drsuuc,.Nc
'smTi . both heiy aud tniud arisc. The system
bscon.rs d'i.aset. the ihN sirsl and mShis power,
erakrn-i. urfNtu, trh,.t, dssp~pi.. IslPt.tira of
the heart, ,ndtr' st0H. ws-iinE u the frame, cough
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who have rIatri thtssI''s by ccttsn practice ia
dnEcd ia Wira .!..sa habit ncucniig learned fron.
cvi crmphhon., al srh o. the eh,ci, ol vhch -.
aifatl, i't. h'u i'cP aud II not cared render,
matfiIgr imTo.sh.c, srd dc.ifgy. both mad bed,
should sQI'y .uuriI.friY.
What PATS ths' ycnHe man, the hope of b.. roun.
and tho darling nt hs rsrrnt, should be sustsb,d
from al ptoptci. sud snHs ment oi late by the etu...
gnenets " dryiafHc Or n the psfI uatgfr aud n
dulqiur crgt4In secret habit. Such p,Tso.. mat
ue',r, contemplating NERlAGE. rrfrci that q .ou.d
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note rcaHab,ai hsrq'nrs. d,ei, wltist those a.,
iuurnev fhf.rh liis frcnurs webtv pirtfn,ssc tt.
prospect hcgrlt dark"Hs 80 the The mind L.
c1mss shsdaysr uith dsfsif. aud hi.sd Sth thr mol
sncnt reflection that the hsppnes u auoihcf beeom-
ni,rbted rtth
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Of i's raised up 60 beauty, son.st.ncy snd durst,t
up1u the uns q an rrsest-d srd premature decline
10 .ossi anI pristine health. AiI .apelrmeuts 60
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I'iiE FOUNDER OF IbiS CELEBRATED
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blue lips now. They were parcned and dry.
The eyes, fixed ana stony, with such Il hags.
gard and dreadful language written on them,
glared upon the stranger with so hopeless a
look that he was softened.
"My Cod" he said, casting his own eyes
upwards, hath he not in his sulEerings made
expiation and become penitent? Shall yet
save him? But, no. he added bitterly, al
most ierociously, "with his danger would de-.
part his fear. With his despair would 60 his
sorrow and his remorse. Let him perish,
therefore, and let me be the avenging angel
that has nsught to do with pity or with hatred.
Let hin die then; I can at least offer up .
prayer for his soul"
Gradually, as the haggard eyes seemed to
reud all that passed in the stranger's.nind,
the face 5ank-it lost hopc--t Was no longer
seen. The fingers sraspcd the sides, but it
WAS evident that they were relaxing, weaken
ing and would not hold long.
The gloom deepcned below; the ay,ghast-
mountains grew more monstrous and spectral;
the fingers luoseRed; shrek rent the air.
and the tranger put his hand to his ears
Down wen! Count Ludwig Paulder.
The man Snelt in the cur and prayed
The next morning, in a. rude chalet, saved
from being dashed to pieces by the MD Of hun
ters, on rude bed Of skins, wounded, weak,
and bleeding, lay the dying stranger.
A priest Of the Lutheran creed had been
brought at his earnest prayer. To him he
made the confession embodied in the strange
tale we have tod, and when he had uttered
his last word, he breathcd his last sigh. The
world had naught for him after his revenge
was completed.
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"Let US see what this MEANS" and he sudden
ly seized hold of slackened cord which was
suspended from beneath the vast globe that
carried them. The car began to rock and
sway most fearfully, and the balloonjitself to
swing to and fro, taking at last fearful graf.
ing motion that bcreft Ludwig of oil power for
@ few moments. He closed his eyes, set his
teeth, and grasped the side of the car with
half frantic clutch. They were descending
like lead, and all the while the swinging in
creased, threatening at last to fling them both
out into the air. Z.
"For Gods sake!:' screamed Ludwig, pale
with terror "take cure what you do. Wretch
that I was, to trust myself with you'll The
stranger laughed, and loosed the cord After
short time the motion Of the balloopbecamc
more easy-it assembled again, and Of last it
moved on with the same ease as before.
"Shall ascend7' asked the stranger coldly.
Ludwig, with his lips pale as ashes, said
family" Oh do not triae with this awful
danger, l beseech you"
"1t is dreadful to die in some unusual, some
unaccountable way-by being precipitated
from such heighth as this, for Instincts
it not p 81
"Vcly., very," family murmured Ludwig.
II am always strangely affected when at
great height" continued the stranger with
chastity smile. "I feel desire to leap head
long down; and you do not know with how
much trouble am supprcssins theefdesire |
have to cut away the cords which support the
car to the balloon; but" he added grarely, 81
do not forget that in trliling with my own life,
| have no right whatever to trifie with yours.
Eth, count ?"
Yes-no-yes. I know not ~hat say"
muttered Ludwig absently.
"We arc approaching the Alps. Look
look cried the stranger, "thc clonds below
have all cleared away, and there is nothing to
obstruct the vision. Iouder is lnnspruck-
do you know Innspruck?' added he, bending
his keen eye on the count.
81 have heard of Innsprdck," replied Lud.
wig with u face SO horribly white that it might
have been supposed fresh terror had been
created but tn. balloon went on gently and
majestically, and did not rock and heave as
before.
True enough, almost the whole of Tyrol, with
the city of Innspruck as centre, lay beneath
them. They behell the roaring waters and
the foaming cataracts Of that wild land but us
so many threads Of silver aud so many. spark.
ling jets. Farther south, the mighty range Of
the Rhetic Alps was towering upward like
wall of white and cleaning marble, The west
of heaven seemed oil one glow of golden fire
from the body Of the flaming SUN, which was
now Fastening towards the horizon.
81 know Innspruch very well,' sail the
stranger; "that is, did know it. can tell
you st ry or two about it.
''For heavens love ! tell me whether we are
likely to descend ,o.night?'
"Faith, can't tel-;ikcly enough was
the reply. " In hurry, too perhaps The
stranger laughed, aud Ludwig was sorry that
he had asked him. "Dunt you like his? |
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