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Instantaneous.
OTTAWA
Literal l. Commercial Institute

THNiIS Institution, situated the OF Main and
Il Colusbns streets was organized the past term,
der the favorai. auspices numbering over hun
dred students. For this unusually large patronage
are most grateful, and feel willing to pledge utmost
energies to satisfy the confidence thus laced
The course OF instruction in this Institution tho
rough and p ac'ical embracing full course of study
preparatory to every branch OF business ia life and 20
admission to any oi the classes in college.
The commercial course includes single and double en-
try book keeping, applied stock partnership
books in wholesale and retail merchandising, and
braces compound company commission, steamboatng.
baking, commercial calculations, penmsnship, and
much other useful information usually taught in
hes commercial colleges.
TLe student graduating from this department will be
well qualified the practical duties OF the counting
This term will close on Friday, Dee. %. The next
term OF the second year will commence on the hrst
Tuesday in January next
ISAAC STONE, JR., A. NJ.
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, and Instructor in
Book feeping and Penmanship
Mas. JULIA A. b. STONE
Principal of the Grammer Department md ins,ructres'
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA L. BUELL.,
Assistant and Instructress IN the Elementary branches
REV f. LORRIEACX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
Miss AGNES SWAIN,
In.,ruc ress in Vocal aud Instrumental Music.
TUITION AS FOLLOWS:
A scholarship in the High and Normal Department.
per annun OF forty weeks is ~
Il. Grammar DepaT;mcEt,.... .......----.-. =
In intermediate Department, ............- j
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts sl3 / he wanting to 0abe every student {;
make the highest attachments possible.
The Principal has two houses TO rent to parents o
pupils. |apSl !. sTO:!E, ia, Pci"ciJnL,
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Valuable Property
FOR = AIE'

/ WILL sell, good time and a. reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
My Residence ID, -de ~ FOX River corlrisir Z
the a block l;-O-in- 100 aud -. feet
deep. IL beyond question the h-uGsouest location
for residence IN tie city 1f Ottawa. Tie grounds
adorned with III. choicest kinds OF sT.b-rF and
shade and 10 tv garden apple pear plum. i
peach beari-g condition. also plenty Of sri-
vines, curraut-, Coosb berries rasteJ rrs, and straw
berries. H. cry ;.;nE desirable and
fJrtis praviiec for
$50. $50 acres god prairie Ian Kew Michigan
AMI Pontiac, LIy.rgSt1. county.
LOIS I. 2 and 3. B"cs p. Ottawa.
and 3, s-bdy isi.u % Lots 70 and Il, Boo. -
Lot %, Eiock 50. al good business Los
All of the al owe valuable property il offered at r-9
sonable price, and time to SUI; ia. pGrrhas-T.
" OSslAN.
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Toward Association. PhiIa.

Bererolent Istitutinn estdbtished By special En-
dotcnlert Tor tie Relef Of the II, and distressed
afflicted Icith Tiruient dHt Epidemic Diseases.
VRNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF the awful
destruction OF human life caused by Sexual disea-
and the eceptions practced unfortunat
victims of such diseases by Quacks, several
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their name TO open DiSeEsary for the
treatment Of this class OF Diseases in all their forms
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who APP
ply by letter with description of their condition (age
occupati' habits life, sc ', and in of extreme
poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
II is needless add That the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the and will furnish the
most approx ed modern treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Annual re-
port the treatment of Sexual Diseases, the
highest sat- faction with the success which has attend
ed the labors of their Surgeons in the cure OF Sperma
torrhGa Seminal Weakness, Genorrhua, elect, Syph-
lis the vice Of Onanism Self Abuse, Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder &c, and order a continuance or
the plan for the ensuing year. .
The Directors, revit " OF the past, FEEL assured
their labOTs this sphere OF benevolent enort
have ben, fit to the afflicted, especially to
with renewed zeal to this very important and much
despsed cause. i,
{ An admirable Report SpermatorrhGa, Seminal
Weakness the vice of OnanSm, Masturbation, or Sell
Abuse other diseases of the Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon will he by mail, Gin sealed
enveIop-5 FREE OF CHARGE, receipt Of TWO
STAMPS postage. Other Reports and Tracts ths
and treatment of Sexual diseases diet, &c,
constantly being publsle ed for grauitous distribution,
and will be sent to the afflicted Some of the
needles and methods of disco during
last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report treatment Dr. J. SKILLlN
HOUGHTON. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
by order of the Directors
EZRA D, HEARTwELL, President.
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| nllSlS for Sale
Fer Sale !.


"AVING fun and complete abstract OF title Q.
4 every piece OF land or town lot ia the county
which Is kept every night. am u0v prepared 70 fur
nsi short notice aud reasonable terms, abstracts
of title raucS7 l.. P SASGER
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PHILIP CODE ssE.,-.s
Family Grocery Store -.

Corner Of Main md Columns st,., Ottu,cn
he subscriber mos; respectfully beg leave ca. the
l attention - the public Lis Grocery Establish
rrr On tie corner % MAN and Columbus streets, near
the Fox Rv-T Bridge He &res constantly on hand and
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Fbr.el,.= every article belonging % III lin. Of trade.
With many Others not usually found ig similar establish
mcuts lie huys Uiy Tit! Cash lie ran therefore 81
a. cheap a. any merchant town. lie respectfully it,
ves parsons him eal before Purchasing else
lie las also .srse assortment OF Tobacco ann
Cigar. lie b-ys return thanks for te Kind and !D.
ri Is;rsrss- heretofore extended hr and ~ori;s -
r.r,,i,ru.r., ...r--. PIflf1P GODFREY.
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I.G5CaAN = LANCER.

ILLINOIS LAND NGENC I.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts OF Title furnished Collections madt, Invest
rients made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August :, l>5i.
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CONFECTIONERY STORE
ROnnetS. Ronnets !

HNN 7 rectiFet large and cIoIce MT
L Of Summer Millinery, which vii be sold the
st prices possible.
A>o. lar-e and superior stock or straw Goods
suited TO the best city and cOIHiry trade.
would a'~C re>u.ctt-iiy .-:,rIn the trade
IhAt :!i~y E uo; hI Inv a. any other but
own one of 0Cr dry goods merchants advertised
EouE-ts trimmed hy best city Uliuer would say
Thai o! his bSst stock requires nv
fall aitru'iou, and my work will he 'oUnd els
Vhrrr-oUy A. store La sale st, door south
Gihsou'> Furniture Stor-- tmyl9I : = TARBIF.
ttEAp BOOKS a.
\ Lal24 OcTNE-S EONE STnRE
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~ all PAPER Depot.


Nam street, O5trrr, IFnp5S.
lave Just received their Spring stock, aud have
] FOR sale the elegant lot Of Paper HangingS,
and Window Shades offered in Ottawa.
They prepared furnish ia quantities suit pur
chasers the latest patterns OF Satin Gill; Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and common borders. Also. Fancy
Window Shades Fire Board Prints. &c, &c Their
is purchased directly from the manufacturers, and sold
Al A small advance Iaa-I0
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4 PLEASANT residence in South Ottawa. large
"A portion OF the purchase money remain secured
on the premises for term of years; or will be ex-
changed for farming land.
declI JOHN p ANTHONY.
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.nOrtgo1c Sale.

2
NOTICE is hereby given, that de fault having been
~ made IN the payment OF certain moneys sccuren to
ne paid in and by certain inienture of made
and execu-d by Thomas J. Evans and FINS Evans. to
niiIia'n heddlc., bearing GATE the fifteenth day of
Apri, A D. 1891, and recorded in the Office of the
clerk OF the Circuit Court, Recorder of Deeds g.:
in and Tor the county Of La Sale and State OF Illinois
IN Book No % pages IA and 215, the 18th day
April A. d 1871.
shall. on the twenty-second day of August, A.. y
1860, O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, tn
south door OF the Court Iousz in the City Ottawa
in said county OF La Sale and State of Illinois, by vir
OF power OF sale contained in said mortgage. sci
at public auction, the highest bidder tor cash. al
those certain premises situate in the county OF La Sail,
and state Of Illinois, known and described foilos
. to wit:
Tn. w,st half Of Section number twenty-five t2a
in township number thriy-two (32) North Range
Der ID East OF THE third principal meridian, il
said Csuury. Tap2il WILLIAM REpDICE
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Kerosene Oil & Lamps.
FOE SALE At
lc!- : ALI \
:. {. Earl. x SONS.

- l. y t. " ANN y -.
SI- HAT do ye1 burn Kerosene OIL. Do you lihe
w IL: Yes l tt!:k - the most ouc:.l Ii si;
use. Where d, yo4 ~: - ~ : c E.Rt a S''S's--
They ave tie Ecuu1. Boston Kerosene Uli, and a l-
lot of Lamps ~ their sore. opposite tire Mansion House
1n- question being frequently asked Is IL regard 20
the CT Of tie h.Tost light. by persons noticing the
very slow consumption OF tie oil compare 10 the
hri!iaECy and beauty 81 ;Ee flame, oder tie follow
ing scientific statement which va, prepared by Pro'es
+. y Kent. OF the most prominent and dstis-
guished chemists Of New YORK. Taking the amount
light which ellcn or Kerosene OIL will produce,
aud the price. -. the standard t.Ic cost OF the
following lighting materials, w. compare with it fol-
lows: One gallon Of Kerosene oil produces much
light
gallons OF Burning Fluid AZ $1,000. s6 OF
"a. do Sperm oil. a. ! 3u ..... .....-. 9 !.
IS, Is-C o.. =: 90 - ........-. , o.
3 do Whale D,l, at T5c.................... = 5.
i lbs Sperm Candles. SIC ..... .......... 500
- lbs Tailgv DO - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . ;,
Also. Parafuc Candles FOR salc-a beautiful article
for the Paror. EuE-6
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Eeaal advertisements.
.Nb,r,T'c .C,I

ISHeTtW ,S05e.
1DY virtue of execution, De directed and deli
vered ny the clerk of the county OF La Sale
county in the State of Illinois, in favor of George L.
Schuler, and against Daniel N Adler have levied up
the following described property, wit:
The northwest fraction of the south quarter Of
Section seventeen, 90 Township thirty three ,S3)
north, Range east OF the Sd p. containing iDl
acres less also, lob being at part of
the southeast quarter OF Section eighteen Town
ship thirty three 1857 north, Range east OF p.
~ lying south Of the canal, in La Sale county. and
State of Illinois, the property Of the said Daniel
Adler.
Which shall offer public sale, al the door Of Il
court house, i'll Ottawa in said county aud State q
2oth day Of August, 1860 between the hou.s of .
o'clock and of said day, for cash in hans
. to satisfy said execution. f. WARNER,
aue4-3w Sheriff of LIZ suit county.
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company!
INCORPORATED IN 1899.
PRINCIPAL eFFICE AT ALTON, ILLINOIS,
CAPITAL, S1.OOO.OCO. .....
Store. ana Merchandise, DsreAiag Roascs and Fur
nitare; Barns and lay and Grain; fI,st-t Class
NILS, Shops ana other BHiidings. sciM tteir
tontel,ts, Insured against
Loss or D;s.si;.gc hy Fire.
Il ty genIS Does not issue policies Of this State
Has paid nearly h"f milton doiId,s for losses =;
tuo-1ddS tie price chdtgeG by tie brat stock Conya-
MES It has the tnTges aud jst secured capital Of any
Insurance Company in the west.
Arr ngem MS have completed which ena-
bic the Directors to "y al losses 7-itz z1is.ty dUys
ne'cAants have their stocks insured in the IL
LIMOS Mutual, and IN case Of loss, actually get their
money soon rs is promised by any other Company.
To the Farmer and the NehaHj., this COMPANY has
become State BCRerJ'eEt associations in which AT
moderate cost. their homes and NiogN may be insured
anst the ravases Of FIRE, with certainty that if de-
stroyed they will receive the ,rinis al.i.t insured
without litigation, or Unnecessary delay
1t has become tie ItsurUHce ,OHyGuv f1y tie Pe0-
pie 81 IAdaoiS,-annualy saving large sum Of money
an te State that would otherwise Ice taken out b. 70
reigI Companies With all these Inducements who cal
nov afford tc remain uninsured in tie Illinois Mutual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
( r. X. Hart, NJ. D., Alton, John Atwood ESQ Alton
Hon. Samu Wade, Alton. j " Echwepne. Eso, Alton
Hon. H. W Billings, Alton b. F. Long VI D. Monticello
j. James, NJ d, Up Alton, Elias lIibbard, Esq Alton,
/ Hon l. Irumbu Alton, L Keile nberser Esq, Aiior
Hon Robert Smith, Alton, NJ e. Atwood, Esq. Alton,
Henry Lea, Esq, Alton.
BENJAMIN T. Lon", Prest. -. C. Atwood Secretrrv.
! l. helenberger, Treas. John Atwood, asst Ssc'y.
John Basd-lI, Ger 4gt. A. c. Hanknson, fs't 4 ct
Agents have been appointed in every County and il
all the principal cities in the State to uho.
! application fer insurance may be made
aug2.-ly WV. VI. TRUE, agent, Ottal1G.
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance
COLLECTED for the following good AID reliable Inst
- rance Companies:
! NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
! Hartford Conn.
NEW HAVEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Haven, Conn.
PEORIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Peoria. III.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co,
/ U4gL ord, ConE.
/ juno y. Il. BRISTOL, agent.
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Malice Ia builders,

Notice to BusIOerS.
HAVING moved my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the Post Office, on Columbus street,
the increased enables furnish builders with
cut to order the shortest notice and at the low
sthgure Having some of the experienced work.
'nen IN the west can ensure entire satisfaction.
D. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
-f"ns d" hah" Dar2o WILLS BRO. =
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Farming Lands for sale.
TIyHE undersigned has 500 acres of choice unim
Il prove farming ,nds in La Sale and Livingston
, Counties, for sale, easy terms.
/ my7 GEO AVERY.
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Books: gfooi.>. Books

D
LARGE and complete assortment, rom a Trout
N Line TO MnnOw Hook, for sale low. n;
mario :. Z. EARL SONS.
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S'S'ON
Wooden Mandatory !! !!

yIE undersigned take this method Of Informing their
old customers, and the public generally, that
putting into Establishment This Spring Machinery that
will that double the OF
Goods have usually done; the demand for Goods
warrants this additional! Machinery, and hope to vive
satisfaction in exchanges Of WOODEN Goods for Wool
W. never have and do not intend to card wool
Lnrtion and sell it for all wool Our goods
warranted in th.. respect, and also Tor durability We
shall continue exchange for Wool formerly. the fol
loving kip l. Of GO"as. Heavy Cass'mercs, Satine'
Jeans Faun-is Of different kinds, Blankets and stock
ing Yarn COus.el able attention viii he paid to Stocking
yarn wIu b. filed Tor all tie different grades and
kinds o. Yarn, Mixed, indigo Blue HSed Red,
Clouded &c. And viii manufacture for merchsn IS
and others Wool IT, lots Of hundred Fouuds and up
wards into Stocking Yarn any OF tie above kinds
goods on liberal terms :or cash vol Also.
CaTdIn" and Spinning
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u.vr , large assortment of DAWSON WARREN L
IA pens the best Pens made in the U. 8. Each
zen ms IS WAR Ely. GRlGGs.
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sheet Music. -,
1nnO PIECES of Sheet Music just received max
ZOO ing my stock very lar re OF songs, puels
Quartettes WaItzes Pokas, Marches, ana schotsehes
4 TheraI discount 10 teachers. good stock OF In
straction Books. Idecloi =. = u,NA,Io.,.
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= .aa2s 0cr0s-S E00K STORE.
GREEN'S MILL!

~ TO OETON'S BOOK STORE Tor School Book
" Stationery, or nice Books for Children. jan29
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BLOCK, LIBERTY STREET.
MORNING, JULY 20, 1860.

nothing, dance up and down, like blossoms
in rain all timed to the motion OF the
train.
But the dim gray turns to an old.cycd
white, and the breathing bundles begin to
stir (; out of an egg.shaped package Is hatch
ed q woman, with locks dishevelled, like We
nus from the sea. A throe or two. and q
roughcr form emerges from cloak and shawl
and shakes itself awake. A shapeless heap
turns, out q man, bearded like pard. A
pair Of boots thrust out like bowsprits, goes
out OF sight, as the owner comes in view
One Is soothing an irritated hat with gentle
touches of his elbow; another pulling ut
his wilted collar. Disordered tresses are
smoothed with hasty touches Of the hand,
and crumpled sleeves persuaded into shape.
Uhe lady has learned her lesson OF Grimal-
Kin, and makes her toilet precisely like
cat.
The cold, clear light of early morning Is
always trying to human beauty; there are
no tints to be borrowed, no soltening shades
to DO worn; plain, cold stare. that looks
one out of countcnancc. But in railroad
train the ordeal is appalling. If face ever
looks faded 1t is then; if the hair has any
gray in 1t, Is sure "to shows" wrinkles are
read, like sign-board, afar of. II there
be discomfort in the heart, it comes into the
mouth, and everybody looks like people of.
ter masquerade, or Richard after he be-
came "himself again"
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A Day.dawn Wow OF a R. R. Car.

Night passengers will appreciate the follow.
ing admirable sketch Of the interior Of a car
at daybreak. It is from the Chicago Jour-
nal, and bears the impress of Frank Taylor's
pencil
Long before we hear the roar Of wheels,
we see the glimmer ofa glowing light
Brighter and broader It opens, like the Cy-
clopean unwinking eye 1t is, the head light
of the train. Then the steady jar, then the
mingled clank as Of q thousand shaken
chains and the cars are hero. "All aboard !"
and "Ali right :" follow each other in quick
succession, and wo are breathing the close
and heavy air Of q crowded dormitory. The
car lamps have gone out disgu.ted, the little
wakefulness Of the sleepes has subeidcd,
and the dim snoring outline Of cloaks and
shawls, and frightened looking heads, aect-
ed here and there like tumbled sen, with
white, compose tho landscape; while over
all, like pendulums, swing plethoric carpet
hacs slowly TO and fro, and little atchcls,
brisk as mantel clocks, and bonness made OF
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OFFICE IN HOOPER'S BRICK
BIDDEFoRD, ME-, FRIDAY

rcd which should counsel me TO use caution.
But on that fatal night when | owoke IRON
deep sleep to find the officers Of the law
standing by my bed, for the first time fear
overcame me, and | grew faint and weak as
a baby. Great drops Of sweat started out
on my forehead and all over my body, and
then realized that at last the master whom
l had served 30 long had really deserted me
and abandoned me to my fate. 4,
But to all outward appearance l choked
these feelings down, and none who saw me
dreamed of what was passing within.
My task is done. I have related oil the
awful details Of my life with as much mi. +
nutcness as I can, and now nothing Is lett
me but to prepare to die. /,
ask no sympathy, and expect none.
shall 90 to the gallows cursed by oil who
know the causes which will bring me there,
and my only hope is that God will, in his in
finite mercy, grant INC that spirit Of true rc-
pentance which may lead to pardon and Tor
giyencss in the world to come"
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LOUIS o. CowAN,
VOLUME XVI.
And he said nNo.n

Anl ne talu 'NO'
She was turning hopefully away, when
the child stretched out his arms, and cried
40, sister am here Take mo !" and then
she turned her beaminS eyes upon him, and
IL was night; and the star was shining into
his room, making long rays down toward
him Us he saw il through hls tears.
From that hour forth, the child looked
out upon the star as on the home he was to
90 10, when his time should come, and he
thought that he did not belong to the earth
alone, but to the star Zoo, because Of his
sisters angel gone before.
There was baby born to be brother "a
the child; and while he was 50 little that he
never yet had spoken word, he stretched
his tiny form out on his bed and died.
Again the child dreamed OF the open star,
and of tho company OF angels, and the train
of people and the rows ofangels with their
bcaming eyes all turned upon those peoples
faces.
Said his sisters angel to the leader
"ls my brother come !" :.
And he said, "Not that one but another: "
As the child beheld his brothers angel IN
her arms, he cried. "0h, sister, l am here
take me?'
And she turned and smiled upon him, and
, the star was shining.
He grew to be young man, and was busy
at his books when an old servant came 10
him and slid-
..rhy mother is no more | bring her
blessing on heI darling sou" :,
Again at night he saw the star, anu all
that former company. Said his sister angel
10 the leader
"Is my brother Gomez"
And he said, "Thy mother"
A mighty cry OF joy went forth through
all the stan, because the mother was rs.united
10 her own children. And he stretched out
his arms and cried, 40, mother, sister and
brother, am here. Take me-" And they
answered, "Not yct," and the star was
shining.
He grew to be man whose hair was turn
ing grey, and he was sitting in his chair by
the iiresidc, heavy with grief, and with his
face bedcwed with tear, when the star opened
once again.
Said his sisters angel to the leader, lis my
brother come2"
Aud he said, "Nay, but his maiden
daughter"
Aud the man who had been the child saw
his daughter, newly lost to him, a celestial
creature among those three, and he said,
"My daughters head is on my sisters bosom,
and her arm is round my mothers neck, and
at her feet there is the baby of old time, and
can hear the parting from her, God be
praised !"
And the star was shining.
Thus the child came to be On old man, and
his once smooth face was wrinkled, and his
steps were slow and feeble, and his back was
bent. And one night as he lay upon his
bed, his children standing around him, he
cried, as he had cried so long ago.
III SIC the start
They whispered one to another, "He is
dying." -" 80.
And he said, al am. My AGES falling
from me like a garment, aud | move toward
the star like child. And U, my Father.
now thank the that it has 80 often opened
to receive those dear ones who await me
And the star was shining; and 1t shines
upon his grave.