Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
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In Memery OF Mrs. N. p. LsrA.
hear voiss that comsth from afsr.
!, speaks IN tones Of soSfow--ysa, Of Gloon.
1t tells me that another red ant star le'
Hath faded from "Westsrn Home" N,s
Faded from earth! psrchapcs it, peerless rays ,
May 0S reaected frsm yon Heassniy sphere
To light with jty the lone pathways ss1fgf
VI those who still may ~ 'urn hers. - sea e
we'll remember round her lovely form snN lass
The angel Pcase seemed 10 b hovsripe Ger
Her spirit meet fOr HsavSn@I di q not dream
Il: psefiy ssass1to hssiwsrs then % xAsr |; ID
Odd Mt dfesm Ahat ahs % coon 50 .aiHa a.
Would walk amid enchanted bowers; la
Just ~ her life Sun reached Its noon -
She slept-when dropped the summer foweYs.
2 Wife Mother Sister, faithful Friends! !,
Thy blest exanp Q Hives ~ SaYth--' sgS
kind words and loving deeds ~ bleod sya
To speak Of thy uuboundcd vorth' s7gS ss
II 'mong the angel throng sbouli shine
ttI brighter crown-ur purer joy be gwen
Mrthinss that joy would sure 10 thine a.
Aud thou wouiAst wear thai crown in lie aven
God bless the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tender feet
Have ever trod LIES thorniess walks before
Who wait IN vain their m0thsr's voice to greet
Them, her laved ones, a. in "days Of yOrs."
: And yes = fraii vert shou We wosdes not
Thasa arth rough Faths thou cou idst n0e tread
LIS sorroxs TO thee ar now all forgot,
I. And thos art sleeping with the .'Early Dead. u
Peace to Mee-though thy dust may sleep -
Where roll the prairiesof the distant west
cEarths passing ssne. break not thy slumber deep
Life's conflict DER hou art now It rest. 80
s,Welinser en- ths stilowy Grand of 1ime.-
a Loved onss Gre psesing "a bsforc :.
We hope to meet them 10 fairer cline,
/ = There death u known no more "a BELL.
FunnygraPlls. ~
/. 4 Classical When Greek oats meat ther
comes the tug ofjaw. = l''sa'@ % ss''
~ Misplaced poIiteness asking q full.
hoope lady 70 take o seat III IN arm chair
lt'can': be did, seasis2ai3ssg 10, sak II
CURloslTlEs--To seestwo ladies pass each
other in the street without turning about t.
see what the other has on. f9s
VAn 1rishman being told to grease thu
wagon, returned in about an hour after
wards, and said :us'rve creased the Who'll,
wagon yjist, except the sticks whore thu
wheels 60 on" *
WA superficial person, having heard .
popular decIaimer, said to Or. Bethany, 80
sir, have. been ted this evening"" TIL
Doctor added, $50 the calves think, afte
having sucked each others ears" .,a-a !,
A TAXABLE JEsr.-An Angry subscri
Der, evidently a woman, writes that ssit is
burning shame that sol long as there is.
Coach. in China, our minister should be sen
to Pekin in q box with no chance 70
peek in out Off" o q an .g,
SHARP EDlToR.-A Connecticut editor
having got into ascnntroyersy with cotem
porary, congratulated himself that his hea'
was safe from o s'tonkey' heels. ~ Iii
contemporary astutey inferred from t''i
hat he Sas unable ITO make both end
meet" 49, Z. .,esE sgs zz.aS s,.gs vss SNs
- .''s7s1 wEATnERdRAM. 40
The weather is cold 49, 81
But, if truth may be told. q a.
The iade most gailaDtly bare It
80 To stand in the street = s2s aRxE -
l. Indeed quite us,t-.-z ts.--v.s ii
They have nothing TO wear-and they wear 1t
GTA poetical genius in Wisconsin get
oft u poem after q style Of Longfellow, o
which the following ,tanza is II specimen
---- n the worlds biuad field of battle, 4
~ In the great barn ard IL life ~
$3.50 b mt as lazy cattle ''7 -
Do a rYoster in the strife 49, Is