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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

Every nupamer The demand for Horistis's cssbra-
ea lomseh b'sFs inesasss found 70 b ne Only 81,
atosphsre ealcnIated 70 induce feeling o. asstude and
inogeson The worst cases Of Diarrhoea, and Dyeensy
are nov alive and ve must thanh the dsoovsref o. this
pss9n That they have Dot been swept away IN the hsse
in the land This the best evidence Of s real value be-
ense general thing, they win not speak word IN favor
aeknlWege the claims OF the Btlers upon the community
sod BY all druggists.
~ DR. vALrrAU's cAUERsr.-Ths greatest Discovery
OF the Age For the almost instantaneous Of tanker in
The mouth throat stomach resulting om searletna or
lyphu Feyes or any other sore nipples, liberated
gums, burns, of all kinds impure breath, &e.
the best purifier for the breath Of anything ever oneed
To whiten and preserve the teeth apply with brush
VII instantly remove all tartar and other foreign substances
ana leave the teeth as white and clear pearls.
" entirely free from all poisonous substances and can Be
given 70 an infant with perfect safety. -
valuable article every family to have In the house.
as II will remove pain from and burns quicker than any
hing known We will warrant 10 give satisfaction In every
case frce 70 cents per bottle.
J. BURRILL h CO.. Propretors 1O2 Nassau street. New
FORK. For sale by HENDRY COPELAND 04z
BurrilIs Turkish LinIment.-The recipe for
making ts celebrated Iiniment obtained by gentle
man whie visiting tho Turkish Empire while there, ne
Witnessed us use upon horses and remarkable were he
cures he concluded purchase the recipe for making for
t he made some and tried It In several OF swelng
cuts bruises ETC. and found IT to speedily than any
article ever discovered
Becoming acquainted with the gentleman purchased the
recipe, and have made and Il with great and
ounq one hat had never been told Of its intrnsc value
ror rheumatism, Chiblans, Pains in the back or chest
Ompa swelled face Sore throat Neuralgia Toohache, or
sweifngs OF every kind il Is warranted to cure.
for horHes-sweling, sprained chafed, wndgaed, ee
Is we most valuable medicine in vogue large number OF
certificates could be given necessary but trial will salts
he most skepcal II is perfectly safe to take inwardy in
eases oi cramp or collie. J. BURRlLL Co, Proprs,
ly522 g3 Maiden Lane. New York
A CRrd.-The subscriber, practical Chemist and Man
ufacurer Of Chemical Preparatons FRENCH COSMETICS
FINE PERFUMES, &c, for the past seventeen years, now
oers ee OF charge to all who desire It, the Recipe and
directions for making simple Yegstabs Balm that will in
from two to eight days Pimpes, Blochess Tan
fTeees Saowness and all impurities and roughuess Of the
skin, leaving the Nature intended It should be-
sg clear smooth and beautiful This is hurnbug or catch
penny Affair." and those who think SUCH will please not no.
tice the advertisement Those desiring the Recipe with full
directions and advice will please call Ad-
dress with return posage,)
JAS I. MARSHALL, Practical CHEMIST,
54Im3 No. 80 City Buildings, NJ YORK.
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PASTORAL CHANGEs.-Rev. Mr. BRowN, Of
the Methodist Church has been assigned to
Madison, and the Rev. DARIUS SMITH, fills the
vacancy. Rev. j. II. WHALAN, is located over
the SaybrOok and Geneva parish
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CoEoREoATioN1L--Tbe return Of Rev. Mr.
CoNKLrS, to the east, has made il necessary to
seek other present supplies. The consent OF
the Rev. Q. w. TopREY, Of Madison, has been
obtained to be present, IL other negotiations fail.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

es- The rain of Wednesday afternoon and
night there is reason to believe, caught some Of
the farmers somewhat unprepared. Both hay
and grain, to some extent, has no doubt suffer-
ed from exposure.
Any talk about the character Of the mutur.
ing or ingatheriDg crops, would be too trite
for interest. There is not, we believe, one dis
Ouant note TO the deep dapason of plenty,
which goes up from every heart and every lip.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

zs- LAYING or THE CoRNpR sroNR Or TEE
NEw METHODIST Il. CnuRcu.--The ceremonies
attending this event 10 our village history we're
observed on Thursday last, At pnst p. m.
The gathering was quito large and the proceed
ines Of much solemuity and interest As we get
the minutes Just before going to press, we have
only time to give the order Of the exercises as
they occurred without comment. They we're
as follows:
Reading Of portion OF the XVIII chapter
Of Isaiah, by Mr. NoRroN.
Singing the 959th hymn, led by Mr.. CHAr1N.
Prayer by Mr.. LESLIE.
Reading again, Of the x1 chapter LIST Peter,
by Mr.. BRowN.
Addresses by Messrs WuALoN and HLL
Laying of the stone by Bishop JAMES.
Singing the 963d hymn, led by Mr. STuBBs.
Closing with benediction by the Bishop.
Tho following is list Of articles put
in the box, and deposited In the stone.
Copy of the Holy Bible, copy of Methodist
Hymn Book, copy of Methodist Discipline for
1860, portraits of Bishops of NJ. E. Church,
secular papers of the county, M. E. Church
Papers, @. A. &c j., p. A., w. @. A., catalogue
Of books published by NJ. e. Church, OF 200
Mulbury st., N. " reports for 1860 of Mis-
sionary, s. S. and Tract Societies of NJ f.
Church, summary statement of the history Of
NJ. E. Church in Ashtabula, containing the
names Of trustees, builder the names Of pastor
and former pastors, the presiding elder, the
former presiding elder, and the name of the
Bishop officiating at the service of laying cor
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

CATHOLIC CHURcH-The Catholics Of this
place have been soliciting subscriptions to aid
in the erection Of church on Depot street,
where lot has been purchased. We believe
the work is to be commenced at an early day.
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DIED..

In Plymouth, June 2lst Of Inflammation OF the bowels
MARY, wife OF Ensign Anderson, aged a. years.
In this village Jny l6 ALrHEus ALvoRD of Amos and
Lucy Shepard, aged years.
In West Andoyer, June 9th, Of hemmorhage from the
Lungs Master ELLERY MASON, aged years post mortem
examination held which revealed destruction of the
right lung to the extent of modification
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NEW Store and New Goods /!


NEW Store and New Goods
TYLER & COLLINS;
Take this method Of informing their friends and the public
that they are now settled in their
New Store, in Smiths Block,
two door North Of the Fisk House. and adjoining Wells
Fsulkne where they Be found at al business hours,
ready with very
Large and Splendid stock of Goods,
which for variety, style and beauty cannot be surpassed IN
In the Dry Goods line
Be found ts best atss and raerhs Of Gentle
mems goods
In Cloths, CassimereS, Summer Stuffs, &C.,
from Seven Dollars to one Shilling per ysSd.
In the Ladies' Department,
We have all that Is desirable in the way Of
Rich Colored and Black Silks,
Dark and Light FOulard, Marceline, &c.
Muslins Challasi Orgaudies. Poplins,
baregea, TArleine, Figured Barred and Plain cambric
eorplete stock Of
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Lined, Cambria, Silk
Handkerchefs, Embroideries, &c.
A large and elegant Stock Of
Shaws, Parasols, Umbrellas, Shaker Hoods
and Hoop Skirts,
FlanneIs, Tickings, Denims, and large Stock
of DOmesticsi of Superior quality.
In our Grocery Department
e are well stocked and for quality and price We expect to
compare fAvOTAbly with our neighbOrs.
In Crockery
have taken great pains select beautiful Psstsrn and
/ general assortment Of nice ware.
| In Boots and Shoes Wooden Ware, Stone
Ware, Farming Tools Nails, Glass
Putty, Goldfish, Mackerel,
and many other thingN We have a full supply
An The above Goods we're purchased with great care and
kel reference % the wants Of the people 81 this vicinity
We thnk our et equal 10 others for buying cheap. and
We Also think 6arseves no MORE ambitious for large profits
| than sthea. ., a.,
Of the quality and perfect and promise to sell Goods
for Cash. to prompt four orsix months customers low
| a. possible and make living BY the trade.
shall receive most kinds Of Produce At the highest mar
kef prices and shall take great pleasure IN showing GoOd
and doing all those things which good reliable saig
ward merchants ought 70 do.
Asht.b9iS M 4 lssb
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IT DEATH III
u o EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
VERMIN.
" Costdr's"
" Costdr's" Rat, Roach, DC, Ertermindtor.
" Costar's"
" CostGr's" Bed.JHg Erter:nindtor.
" Costdr's"
Cosfdr's" Electric Potcder, for Insects, &c.

DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-Roaches-M -Mee-Moles-Groun Miee-Bed- -bugs-Ans
FleasInsects Plants, Insects on
Animals. &e, &e.-ln short every form and species Of
VERMIN.
10 years established In New York Cityused By the City
Post Ocehe City Prisons and Station Housesthe City
Steamers, Ships, &c-the City Hotels "Asto" est Mich
olas" &c, and by than 10000 private families.
lIR- Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
1sR Wholesale Agents in all the large cities.
tR Regular sizes, 25c Soc 81 Boxes-Bottes-Flasks.
g-R u Beware Of spurious limitations Examine each
Box Bottle and Flask and take nothing but 'CosTARs"
G-R 800 Boxes sent by mail.
GR 50 IS Boxes for Plantations Hotels &c. by ExpreEG
IL Address orders-or for "Circular to Dealers to
Henry r. CosTAR,
3m5n Principal Depot, 4lO Broadway, N. Y.
HENDRY l. COPELAND, Agents.
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All New Goods,
Cash or Ready Pa5

and would have said that Ashtabua Village nor even the
County the before, for quality quantity
they not surpassed having been selected with great eao
and bought at the lowest cash prices and wt bo sold for
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SPRING ...,..............." 1899.
NEW aooDsI

NEW GOoDsI
Tcr the lsss two vsshsI have been rsssiE larger and
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which my humble opinion VII compare iatorhby in ttty
market ana for a sSe same hnd u 3 can ceT just a; good
Sor; Who al long p' colO%s 10 telling Dear People how
much they Jsii for their p0ctsis. .- Hs'f
nlvf
400 tds Prints, from Sc TO 12l cts per yard.
500 yds Ginghams from lOc to 2s per yard.
$500 yds sballies, Muslin DeLaiDes Poplins,
Valepces, Berages, wide awake.
Ducul Plaids, from Is TO 81 cents per yard.
SILKS:
800 yards % to IS in Black Gro ne Rfne Figured Brocade
Plain and Fancy, Plaid and Fouard
Dress Silks from 4s to IDS per yard.
An endless variety Of Hosiery from &c to 31c.
Gl.v.. D'is Drssa ss@iS BassGn:, 's's sss. ,E Ta.
Diuity, Iaees, sb.v,s
Laees Brids, Stella shawls
Jseonsta skirts, Broeha shawls,
Briiants, Shakeus Lace do
Mantillas, Parasols, Cashmere do
A vey large Stock Of
Summer Ware and Domestic Goods,
CONSISTING or
Demims sheetings, Black Brown Blue
Farmers CassimeFa, Drills BROAD Clots
ri,a,ds, Ticks, Cassimeres, Plain
Cheeks Stripes And Fancy
Jeans, Cheese Gaping, Bleaehed Goods
Cotton Yarn, Boots Shoes, Glassware
Window Shades Wallpaper Crockerv
Ba''anss Umbrellas, Hats Caps, &e.
ALL As
Cheap
a. can be bought for pay in this town or County.
GROCERIES. t.
Ihave choice stock hand which selected vb ear,
Try little Of my
46 cent Tea,
think You will say It Is worth the money.
Hoping to merit and receive my don't want II ALL
Of the patronagn Of this community.
remain Re-
j. p. Robertson.
Ashtabula, May, 1850.
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BRIGHAM 4 CO.,
A RE now prepared to furnish ALL who
CGOTExLrTCy
Of Al qualities and sss., - Prices second TO None.
inaSse, We expect as HERETOFORE 70 hurBishs
Good Garment Cheaper
than saA be found elsewhere. shs,s
an STYLES OF GOODS
Ready made. for Men, Yous ana Bop. Ana In addition vi
Extensive Stock Of
cLoTfEs AND TRrMarIres,
prepared m.hueurs IN the best & sus vs T''n Tss Ne
custom department. is under the charge Of
EDw. HOWELL.
whose fons experience and success IN Tailoring need no ss
ment. We assure all who may give trial Of
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
Th. success. IN This department past winter gives US entire
public. We have G stock Of
Hats, Caps. and Furnishing Goods,
Umbrellas, Rubber oil-clOth Coats Pants,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet and Enameled Bags.
In short all Goods for
Men, Youth, and Boys Apparel,
sIcept Boots and Shoes, Bhieh b a trade BY assy
particularly invite the attention Of those living IN dis
tant parts Of the County TO give call before purchasing
elsewhere confident make it object for them to do
Grateful for the liberal patronage of the past endeavOr
70 please shall never be less.
Brigham & Co.
A,htsbua, Aprl 10, 1seo.
TREE BUYERS-LooK HERE gS
10000 Apple Trees,
5000 Peach Trees,
1000 Pear Trees,
1000 Cherry Trees
$1,000 Strawberry Plants.
1900 Grape Vines
1900 RasPborriss, GOO,sbsrriss and csrrunia,
10000 IAwtOn BIaekb.rriss.
&e, &s, &e, &e.
In fact everything ia the nursery line be procured 2s
to 100 per cent cheaper at the
PAINEsvILLE NURSERIES,,
than buy of agents from eastern any other nurs
cries. Besides being better adapted your soil and climate
aud consequently worth from
100 to 400 per cent more to you,
than Trees delivered by agents.
u Remember "a penny saved is good earned"
and call on US before giving orders to Tree venders
StOrrs g. Harrison.
Panesville, June 5th, 1860. SAG
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BORN.

In Plymouth, July llth, Daughter to Riley and Amy
Ann Willis
In Plymouth, July 6th Daughter to James and Phebe
Davis,
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Terms, Cash or Ready Pay.

TO all tchom it may concern:
II NOW YE That when King SoIb-
Ia was On earth the first time, hs sad dere #sfS
nothing under the sum- but had he lived until this time
he would have seen Grocery Store illed with
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

DRyLIsH. - Another iendish attempt at
Wholesale destruction OF life was made on the
Lake Shore Road, on Friday night of last week,
by the removal of rail near Walnut creek, at
a point the most dangerous, from the height of
the embankment of any along the line. The
locomotive left the track and ran along the side
of the embaukment until it stopped. The fore
most baggage car followed broke from the
tender, and turned over and over. down the en-
,bankment, striking the west bank before reach
ing the bottom. The second baggage car aad
two emigrant cars followed, but did not turn
over. The front trucks Of the forward first
class cars left the rails. Extraordinary as it
may appear, although the two baggage cars
were filed with baggage and had people in it,
whilst the two emigrant cars were full of pas.
nepgers, not single person nor package of
any kind was injured. The speed Of the train
was not over eighteen miles an hour at the time
of the accident. Had the usual speed been
maintained the most frighful consequences
would inevitably have ensued. This, we believe,
IS the third effort OF the kind and this persist
ency aud the harmless of the results, cannot be
contemplated but with deep emotion.
The members OF the Painesville Brass Band
acknowledge the present from citizens of that
town of full set Of German Silver Instruments,
costing about 81 ,OO0
/, VIII not some liberaity be shown to foster
the effort now making in our village TO get up
good band ? The public utility of such an
institution, and the selfdeuying labor required
to give il success, would seem to warrant some
such recogniton as we look at IT,
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prices that viii suit the purchaser other way
The following few OF the articles that hand
Pork HAMS Shoulders Dried Beef Lard Fish of all kinds
Moasscs Sugars Rio other Coffee ground and in berry;
Spices Cinanon Cloves Mustard Starch, Corn Starch cho
c0ate Cocoa Saleratu Ginger Soda Cream Tartar Soap,
tobacco, Snu Rangs Cunants Figs Prunes on Teas,
choice article Searne and Taow Candles Herring by the
box Powder Shot and Lead Dairy Salt in bags barre
Crackers all kinds Shoe brushes and backing Hozse brush
Curey combs Horse cards Lanterns, three kinds sciOyes,
Butter Ladies, Coffee mills ChOpng Knives Scrub brushes;
Sticks Stone chuns Jugs and Butter Crooks yellow ware,
Rock ware, and Glass Bottles Shovels Spades and Hoes
Corn in the Ear Oats Flour and M and Ia fact everything
that is generally kept in well regulated
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Family Grocery Store.

Being siised thai the Ready Pay System s the most ad
vantaeeus to the consumer the subscriber has adopted *
and he will strictly carry 6ut the PRINCIPAL in all caes
Having beea engaged In sefng Goods for the four
for Messrs. Prentice Tombes, II. C. Tombes and J. II.
Thomas, Esqrs who probably the experienced gro
in the county he date himself that he and will
sell good articles in his line and prices bS
found at any establishment in the County.
Butter Eggs Lard Potatoes Thfnip ara almAst every
thing the farmer has TO SELL will be exchanged goods at
the sane price that will sell Tor cash M
tE Remember the place, Huberts Block. Main street.
the Park.
Asiitabula; March 2oti, 1860 5ss
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9999.
TOR SALE.-The Homestead Of ~

EOR SALE.-1he Homestead of IA
IL the subscriber egibly Atusted on Park street. IN
one OF the best neghboho0ds in the village, and the
peasantest portion Of that beautiful street. in good condition.
and peuny supplied with all the attractions Of shade and
fruit ree shFubBey and now6 excellent garden, good
ter altogether most desirable place. Is offered for
10 any one Wishing quiet and sufficiently retired ras
denee thrifty village good society the best scho65
prosperous cnches and within convenient distance 6
feat and thorOugh The Lake Shore Road uor4
every train makes stop, within three miles Of the Lake and
wha surouDded BY eouoty hardly paraeed for ts
and varied prOdueveness and health, this e the spot
Terms o payment made easy and satisfactory All Informal
ton eonceFning the property may Be had Of the subscriber
aper. EDWARD HILLS.
Ashtabnls, July Il; 1859. Ace
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

L Letters from Syria present a sad
picture Ot the condition of atfnrs Id that
unhappy country. The Commissioner Of
the AuE,o-Americau Relief Company,
has been on a vis,i through the regions
Of ise le,- massacre. for the purpose of
distributing a.ns among The Christians
and makIug inquiry INTO their canlHion
and wants. The number of viaag ;
p.aaiered and burn, was %; number
reduced aud No, burnt 10; number Of
Christians reduced 70 beggary aud want,
$3.50. These oursges were not COM
miued by Duses. but M5slems, aud Mr..
LYONS thinks lha. there was a wide
spread conspiracy among them and their
allies. the NJ taWeicaS. 10 ro0t out the
CuriSuan population. The people are
now IN a state Of great deSiiltion--
They have no crops - gather, no seed TO
sasv. no TODD 10 eat. The vast grain com
trt IN SYRIA remains unsown, and lf tins
continues until after the rainy season
passes. the famine, suffering aud death
In the year TO come VIII be beyond al
calculation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

- -,monc Tie Adirondack High
lands, on an island III The Lake Inchap-
orrdov, or Liudeaval3e, there dweh a
chletlala aai hls oa!y daurhter. Tn.
ma'd Has 10, uaviSi,ed by love. Often
would she. wAe:her the night was fair or
dark. cross 10 an opposite headland. and
watch ;ae camp iiglt of her returning
lover. whom the morrow'~ sun would
bring again 10 her arms. There IS re-
aidy 10 love, and ircachery in Indian life.
IN these hours Of absence, A trlbesn,n
suggested JoIht and sus7icion another
mald"u, he sad, shared lhe huutsman.
She feared no. aaa believed not. The
lover came, aud the day Of the bridal:
and at eve the husband would bear her
T. lis lodge that they had prepared ,c-
gsther 10 former days; when the foe ap-
prafed and The hIe Of the girl that de-
traction could not poison, nor fear wilhe-,
t.i. before the assasin's knife He slew
the hrii'. Aad now came the SD, slow
hours Of revenge. The bride had part.
I'd 10 a sp.rl iaud, anl happy he who
hrs; I"Avcs ,h.5 earth 10 ioIu her there.
Il was au Indian slpersi:ii0n and death
80 la,h the lovers would have been a
welcome gift. Neither feared des,ruc-
ton. Lie was the curse they bore abou,
"i.h them as charmed spell.
J he husband guarded ;he life Of hi,
enemy as If II had been his deares,
treasure; he made hifn his serf. according
10 he Indian law, vhich changed the pen
q y o. Death 70 degradation He hunted
s1r him; be wrched for him. for the
love ci the dead maiden Ia the blessed
-" of The indian heaven, rha, she NIGH,
walk and wander, aud her steps never
be crossed by the shade Of her murder
er. So soiemuly was his existence bound
lo cherish Tie drest foe. aud death and
is dark bourne Of punishment we're mv.-
ieuyusiy fVreshatJweI On life. and on
tine earth. \ wild or more beautiful
legend wa never met. Filled to over
aJSIug must have been tie heart of the
old iaaau as every f8Ustep os his life
was directed ly his spiritual bride in
Hrare@--a strange lose. that would turn
hate la.o 5tniaess, aud make the happi-
Isl blessing Tie dircs. rersage.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-25

"I u,urve new. told YOU ahon, be-
a- b4ura luve dtl Cuarte = asked
Harry Lawson ot my husband. as we
at z .,ro.. i! tire parIor fire ou-
IS. .e. AtE +, e,uyu ae vas taen
..-.u4L u~.
(" 80, you d.d uot hgy vas II g. asked
G.ata u.a deep interest.
81 .ayp-u,d Nhile was IN Euro2a
ia. a.. ..,ye.> laerr mt ,vsln q young
ltdy t.4.u .u4ut-rys-rd lue greatly. aud nav
... i.,u successful in my woolaL, the
.4g. ,ta~ fix Z Tor oar nuPilis, bus ga tho
t,rt s.4 ...4. sIJuiJ aar, led uy bride
10 tn- aij4r was stricken dovu with i
raelug tcver. ;HaI had nearly cost tue my
i,e. na> Iold sluce my recovery, thar
during the period Of four weeks, Igaved
Iu wild dcirIem, buI | can remember DIS
uucliy many uuie events that occurred IN
llaj tur.
" Oue evening. particularly / remem-
ber tossing wildly upon my couch, while
tle irycr seemed 10 be consuming me
uiih lt@ raging intensity, and my head
nrJ55rd is though It would burst.
heard a deep suited sob. and Oh opening
mty eyes. saw the beautiful face OF my
brtro-ard bending over me, her cherks
wet with tears. aud her whole frame con-
yu.Sed with emotion. She ben, lower
aud pressed kiss upon my brow, and
linen | ttiJ her soft hand passing over 4.
and her slender fingers threading my
uair with Il uoJion rXpressyeiy soothing
and tlru | suppose | must have fallen