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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
HALIFAX. Nov. l;

~ HALIFAX, NOV. IL.
The Asia from L'vcrpcoI Oct. Slst
ana Queenstown Nov. lst, has arrived
Henry Ward Beecher is a passenger
on her.
=. The Persia's news had little effect
Much surprise was expressed at Rose.
Grams removal.
The pirate Georgia arrived at Cher.
bourg to fe-viclual and coal.
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NO0GaEVs Gefnlu3l Risskr3,

from Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., ! ditto. of the
nsyolopeda Of Religious knowiedgel
Although not dii posed to favor or recommend
fatent eoieinas in geaersl, through disirrst OF
their ngred'snts and effects; l Jet know ct no
sufficient reaso ms why "A man may not tes.isy to
what he believes Lilbseit to have received from
any siu-pie rfepirailon, in The hope that he may
taus contribute 10 the benefit OF Others
do this more readily in regard to iioofs DIS
Jerman biiters, Frtparca by Dr. G. ~. ok3oD,o
th:s cry, because was pref udiced against them
Tor many years. under tbeiul RESI- sion that th4y
were chiefly an alcoholic mixtare. am indebted
to MY itleni theit ohoemaier, Esq. Tor the re-
poya! OF this prejudice BY proper tests, and Tor
encouragement TO try them, wnen suffering from
great ana long ntinued debility. ine use Of
aFee bottles of these b.t,ers at the beginning of
the PRESENT ear. was i.ii9f. ed by evident reiie
anu iest"ration Q degree of bodily aun mental
vlgyr winch Ia not tel, ior six IN 5ntbs before
aui nai almost desl aired o. regaiuing | there
fore thanh 'Joi AMI my friend Tor dressing mo l.,
tho use 81 them. :; AkN ION LRJWS.
PBILtpEI .Iure isEt
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RuErA1n Nau

BUFFALO, Nov. Is.
The Captain of propeller from San.
dusky said It was reported that tunnel
had been discov' red from the prisoners
quarters on .Johnson's Island to some
woods 800 feet distant. - X
Ais that 600 muskets were found in
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Essssz askaa1 80 AK.

81 ss s ss;s:ls; %
Great Broad Gauge Desbte Ttach ind Telegraph
Rosse. to
NEW YORK. R1sT1tE
.aJH'ED LEI EazsT-Egs.s. sys1'XFss
CarY.irs :hs ssress ~ ss.ss. ard eort.
" astorp Unssra invites Malls.
IMPRESS TRAINS AvEDUNKIRK AMI
"a Buffalo, daily, on the arrival of all trains n
the Lake Shore Railroad, Masking close come,
tious with trains from cleveland, Chicago. Mi
wausee, st Louis, Baris agtcr, keokuk 81 pan,
Dubuque, Galsna, Iowa City, &c-the onlv car
running through from tho lakes TO Nav Yo-.
City "a
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare alyavs 40 Ia
as BY any other r6ate.
BE particular and call for tickets via Erie Raj,
road which are sold ut all tbs principal RAJ; rod
Offices in the West. 'o""
This Road affords fsc!itsss for shinu.n.
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FRETGpr
leaves New York daily. making close oonrec.;or.
through to all points Nast. aad quicker h ma N
ever before made on any line.
For Freight rates, eng sire IF &c Oatpap. "a
broadway. Chas Thurman, 1913 Broadway. y
y Archer, 90 South street, NY IS tlur,.r
10 State street, Boston Erie ailwav Off;c. 81
Clark street. Chicago. "
-. CHAS. MINoT. Gent sun. NJ
\. :. SPRINGER, Wsstssn Agent, Chieeac m.
0A@' sasa assns' Ssslinsssn, lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
mississippi and Missouri RairOasI
RAILkOA DIS.

lya,as run By G,teayo time, chich 10 t,ceive na,n
astes faster thGa, Udne,tl orr time.
{ IN AND AFTER THURSDAY. JULY lsT
= 1868. and until further notice, passenger
'raius will leave Davenport as follows:
5oi A. NJ. Tor Grnnell ana Mashiugtcn.
200 P n. tor GriDuelI ard Muscatine.
TRAINS AaRIva AT pAvEaPuE7 As voLLowe.
$50 P. n. from Grinnell and Washington.
S.4j p " from Grinneil and Muscatine.
sThe 50oA.M train out of Dav or port ma direc.
snnec,ions nj Grnne.l Iowa city and WASHING
t. = with the Western stage Gem pany stages 10,
ii. points West, Southwest and Northwest.
Jrains from the West connect al Uavenpor,
With trains OF tho Chicago and Rock Island Raj,
Rad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity 0,
giving distinct directions as to tn destination O,
thei- tasrece s'so to nrocnrstick..s heforet
then seats d $40 o.fs.
JOHN F.TRACY, GenI Sup't.
A. KIMYALL, Asst Sup't.
avanport, July |. ls63.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
.;a.aaihai !. 81. ju,~3n Ka,;r.ad


IN GOOD CONDITION, AND TEAMS ARE
Running !a:ly, East .1d a., for the lr..nspor-
iatina OF rasseage-s cal fIeisat with care and
despatch III :tailroaA !ocstsi east cf the Mis-
sissippi RIVER hare arrest connection with the II
,. j" x L, OF It's Ijpe 81 spl ndid steam Packets
fhc Hannibal ~ ioasph H Il Line OF Packets
on the Missouri River ran iaily south to heaven
worth. pAfkyiie, Quiuaaro, Wyandp;te and Kan.
sas City ant t'i-wees? ncrsh to Nebraska City,
plattsmouth, Omaha. aad Cosncil Bluffs
Daily Mail GoSches rua in connection with
trains of THIS road 70 All Important towns in
Northern Missouri and south orn Iowa Also to
lawrence, topeka. Fart Riley and Fort scott,
Kansas.
Overland Pixies Peak aad California Mail
Coaches leave daily. Zine tn Uerv.r City q dav
Salt Lake di5s, isau erano ,c3 IL DAYS
Fate. o. freight a'uays as d IS BY any othe
.,ne whiie the p'.roa s.sas .sFsely in lnsa :nce,
Distance. DAej-es ,a2 Giua.
r Is. .'lEUaf, Goui Ticket AIT, Hannibal, Mo
ROBINSON, s-eisn Ag't.
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lafesse ani .sassl Island ssaI.rca


Z sp AN an sk THURSDAY, JULY 1873.
~ and until tGrthoi notice, trains will leave
Dayer post daily, SUNDAYS excepted, NJ follows:
"a Freight tain at. 3 - r. N.
Sa nlGnt express. .y.o5 p. 4
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays o..
cepted, ~ follows:
lst night express A.. .4.50 4. y.
I'd daily express and mail train at.. 70 20 r. N.
3D. freight and I'd class cars 1.SO P. y.
Ali trsi1s this route are in direct cCnnerion
asChieeso with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pi.tsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De.
aoit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
pistshurg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
%, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ington.
passeDoees s-e raminded Of the necessity o.
giving distinct directions TO the destination o.
their baggage, also toprocure tickets before tax.
Sag their seats in the cars, the conductors col.
lect fares only to stations on the line of he Oh
cage and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport July l, 1858 dA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13

No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They viii cure the above diseases in
nnety-nlns cases out OF q hundred,
Do YOU w MT SOAEFhiNG To SikENGTH-
EN- i0Us
DO YOU WAIT A GOOD APPETITE
10 YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON.
SIItUTI0Ny
DO iOU WANT TO FEEL WELL
DO YOU HAST TO GET RID Or NERVOUS
MESSY
DO You WANT ENhRGy?
40 YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
Do YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELING
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
Is7e. ERR

Treats MANY Diseas i.
-z,,,r MANY CHRONIC DIS.
.s---.s-sss EASES Incidental 30 the bu-
= 1S.ss5s.l@-.sS. MAJ aIniy. and even such Is
Z.xreFs % StsE have he etofcre b en- consil-
~ gNeE.J e.sd iuca.a be by the medical
9Se faculty II the world, are skill
full; n ..t4a wsth ii t,nguished success % Or.
WI. III TER. DE-. JAd4o nLATLR and
Or. uAN5 V0N BADEN, Of Lcipsic. Germany.
These tLreo scientific Ptysici4us and Surgeoas
have been engaged IN thtir pro- essioa ~ up
wards o. forty t,1rS. They e., eciaily call the
at,erti n Q: the a.iictco to the following named
dis ases:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption,
,pa tao NOS distressing OF al diseases tho
AsruaA or PATBIsIc and all other complaints Of
tho s.Guta, hloat Lungs ard l!e&re. Ais' dis
(. ses e tie stomach, Liycr, kids eys. Spleen
All aier ~ Eoweis, such Is Dlspersia, winch Is
. very j .,sessns con plsint tiarrbG, :, tary
; ms i.atioo or COO inuei o. tiVene>s Tbs la.'
Ter il sesse m 80 always preincucss
piles amcl T7iG :zls.
~ a. Is treated. with married sucIes. without
r.so ,tuc % cutting with tae knife. Tie nerves
IL cfte, aiser e! ard euraiei., hhautuatisin,
t,nutaa Para ysis are distressing cpmplgind.--
! 50 al fema!e cnp faiut such as W "a knees,
De lily aat Aisasse IS tie onb all cured with
out cut ing WAN EEi! :.
IA. hftae.to bsf sd t.e skin Of tho efrdite and
learned doctors % the world. This Il onstrous
uyir. g.net nos bow is head. for II can becured
AIi rum5fs. Wins, ices or Dd Sore. Hid dis
.ases. n Ai;e sweli,rYs. lah test. aiike can lie
cu.ed without cutting vii, TIE knife.
Dissesa &eess. OF the Eyes.
Sueh Lacary lual us -srahisnna or '.ross
ttyes fqck n ~ hue spots the Eye, Ball, Sore
yes l. indncss ani talara,t.
Ihe lstter i tease car Uften be cured without
ra sort 10 cutting wish the knlfe. PATIENTS with
atararr si,i do ell . call aud les The Doctor
mine their -asc. 4 large strtrnent OF
Art!fcia' E, IS, pc ,.f.etig natural. III
aeeasts u tn Ear.
Srcb az roaring cr buzz.rg soun y, offensive dis
,harrcs and deafness. be Doctor has Tube, and
Ear runs an. Or4cles. of all sizes and dscrip-
tia,s. :, e;ea res ore nearing very porest TO those
who are deal
Persons Writing VII en- ioso ten cents. Write
~. 70 ,ir full name. towr, cot MY and state =
you, letters viii be p-omptly answered lie as
n.rtjoniar Al you can il giving q full History OF
vo,,r disease Address
DR. HUNTER, er DR.. VAN htDEN.
Box CO.'S Past Office.
Hurs fr IA "a. NJ. % T. 81. Ufice No. 81
rAafoiih corner x Iearoon street, Chicago, III.
oil day
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the BEST SEWING MACHINE
EVER MANUFACTURED.

AT the great International Fair las year it took
me imperial Gold Medal as first ana highest pre-
MUM Tor excellency OF Machine also our other
Gold Meiai as First Premiums for the four DIFF
e'ent grades Of work also -four hrDorable men,
uohs iof good work, com. rising the only PreTi-
uais giyen either tor excellency for work. Thus
the risina Howe ewing NJ achine, from witch
all others derive Their vitality. has cstabli he'd
itself b. taking i've Gold Medals out f six. and
tour hono able Id ntiuns out ot five at a orlls
Fair, where all Of the leading sewing ma hines
10th IN this country and Europe we're trial as
the best sewing machine in the world Cali and
examine at y. l.. CONES,
Corner Brary 4 I'd sts.. Davenport, 10 nv 3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
ssa.,i.a ~ .siit4@s aa.ou a~s.9.,l

ssas''i.sS ~ .nit-sv a4!oa 90 13-u
~ s u. $50. ~ ;:s.s..f:9s,
~ AND AFTER MoSBAY, MAY I2rH
~ dth, 1852, fralus vii. leave Wells street De-
pct Chicago, az follows (oun1ays excepted
At $3.50 ii AID 10 , u. iCr BciTidero, Rockford
Frscport, Warren Gaicaa, Dualita, Dubuque
and ante mediate llacss.
d. ESQ A NJ aud 3.A5 Z n Tor Dixon, Polo. Full
ton, Cedar hapids and intermediate points,
At + y FOR Eig,n, beiyldorc, hccAfcr1 ana IL
tarnediato points.
Al $3.50 ! II or Geneva ana intermediate piaces.
Passengers Ter felpit aad .!aacs vile vii. take
the 600 = II and 2 Ii train
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McHenry. Rich
taond Geneva Lake and in tcrncdia.c points, will
tako the p N train.
A: $50 IA and o:45 A u, from, Dup.cith Gnleua
tresport. eta.
Al Soc ! Il nj 600 A N. FROM Cedar Rapids
Fulton, ixou, etc.
At lI:io Il from Fox River Valley
At $50 II, Geneva Accom- molatioa.
~ Sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
Ell TALCOrI, Can't Supt.
@. NJ. WHISTLER. Gen'l Pass'gr Ar't nvaelf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs. Colds, Influenza. 1B0mrsemeoo.
Group, Bronchiiis, Hncipienf Cos.
sumption. and for the Relief
~ COmsMnlptivc PmaieMos
in advanced Stages
Of ilsc Disease.
This is a remedy so universally known TO suypAaa
any other for the cure Of throat and lung
that it il useless here to publish the evidence or 10
virtues. Its unrivalled excellence for coughs ana
Gods. and its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made 1t known throughout the civil.
lied nations Of the earth Few are tine cOmmu nitiee
or even fainilies among them who have not sons
personal experience OF its effects = come living
trophy in their midst OF its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
- oil know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders
and a. they know, too the effects OF this remedy,
we need not do than 10 assure them that il ,ss
now oil the virtues that N did have when making
the cures which have won strongly upon tho
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. O. AVER b Co., Lowell, Ma
Il. bsiio q, 81 plehrtn n an nal, j. }.
Wells +. Jacoby, Jr Duzen Koch, g. -che-
rot, ". kovan-. J n White. Le1lair-, lines
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
DIE. SWEETS
ZMfGIf6btc Lin Il M en- {

TIE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
| For Hermasisn., Gout. Neuralgia, Lumlogo, sir
| Neck anil joints, Sprains, Biuises, Cufs and
Wounds, Piles, Usaddcie, and cu Ph.u-
| ptnttc and Nervous dtsordtre.
Dr. Sf.phtn sweet, u Dneciilut,
The Great Natural Bono Setter
w. Ste pfleH sweet. " Connecticut,
Il known all over tho United States,
nr. stephen Sweet Of Csnnesticat.
Is the author Of Dr.. Sweets Infallible Linimsns
Dr. Sweets lRfall!bls L.nenent
Cures Rheumatism and never fsis.
DR.. sweets IDfsltIbie Lipinent
Is q certain remedy for Nearalgia.
DR.. sweets Infaliibi LiHinent
Cures Burns and Eea.ds immediately
Dr.. sweets lBfai'ible.L iniment
u the bsst known remedy for Spfains and Bruises.
Dr.. SWo,t'S IEfalI!ble LinjmeNt
Oives immediate relief to Piles, and seldom fails
DR.. SWEETS IBfaiIibIe Eminent
Cures Headache immediately and was never
known TO fail.
Or. Sweets InfaIiiblo Iiniaent
Affords immediate relief for Piles. ard seldsn
fails TO cure.
DR.. sweets lEfallibIe LinImtnt
Cures Toothscbe in one minute.
Dr.. sweets InfalIibIs Lirimept
Cures Cats and Wounds inssdiatsIy and leaves
no scar.
Dr.. SWEETS lDfalllblo Linin-St
Is the best remedy fss Sores in the known world.
Dr.. sweets lRfaIlsbls lin,ment
Has been used BY more than million psorie. aaa
oil praise Il.
DR.. sweets IsfaIliblN llW1nent
d truly ''fsiesd in neca," and every fa.,i,
should have Il 81 hand. y
eeDr. Sws cts lsfsllibie ltstu@pt
Il Tor sale By al Druggists. Price Is and 60 ~.
RICHARDSON = Co.
Sole Propsistor, Noswieh. c..
rer sac ov u, oeaIer. sgls-dvl Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13

Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
been made by the alternative power ofths medicine
1t stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus overcomes disorders which would be sup.
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities of the people, and
are confident that this v Ill do for them Ill that
medicine can do.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
echirrWa, Cancer Tamsrs, Emlareeusens.
liberation, Carries and ExEo1io6iOo Ok

A great variety OF cases hive been reported 10 40
where cures Of these formidable complaints have
resulted from the Of this remedy but our space
here will not admit them. Some Of them may be
found in our American Almanac. which the agents
below named pleased TO furnish gratis to all whe
call for them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13
Dss.C. w. ksORACK

Soidl-,t wholesale in Chicago by FULLER.
INCH h FULLER, and all iirugssts.
e. Country Merchantsand Iealtrs suppliea
by A. F. Crostey and G. Ii. Beckwith. Chlcar,
Sold in baven,ort By I. Jacoby, IT., b. s. BAL
lord. Stevenson i Carnahan, /. J. Wells. O.
-chegel Di,Zen d Koch and NJ. kovac.
Sold at Wholesale by Beiierheeke Il Miller and
r. Roldcvig. ny2S-dGwly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-13

INpEPEsDErcE Preston Co, Va, 9Th July, 1870
UR j. &. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted with
painful chronic Rheumatism for . long time, which
bafed the skill OF physicians, and stuck to me II
spite of all the remedies could find, until tried
your sarsaparilla One bottle cured me in tw0
weeks, and restored my general health 70 muck
that am far better than before was attacked. I
think it wonderful medicine. J. fkEAM
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-06
ROCK ME TO SLEEP

backward, turn backward, oh, Time In your fixht,
Make me child again just for tonight
Mother come back from the ccholcss shore, .l,
Take me again to your heart as Of yore-'' .-' q.
Kiss from my forehead the burrows Of care. ..
Smooth the few silver threads out Of my hair
Over my slumbers your living watch keep, 9e --
Rock me to sleep, mother-rOck me to sleep!
Back, flow backward, oh, tide Of years?
am 20 weary Of tolls and Of tears IL .i .f.a
Toll without recompcnse all In vain a
Take them and give me my childhood again! .
have grown weary OF dust and decay,
Weary Of ningng my soul wealth away
Weary VI sowing for others TO reap; ...
Rock me to sleep, mother--Tock me TO sleep!
Tired Of the hollow, the base the untrue. ...4.
Mother, oh m ther, my heart calls for you .-
Many summer the grass has grown green,
Blossomed and fsded-our faces between ..
iss Win strong yearning and passionate pain.
Long tonight for your presence again; - ..
Come from the silence 10 long and so deep
Rock me 70 sleep, mother me to sleep!
Over my heart In days that are flown,
No love like mother love ever has shown
No other worship abides snd endufes '-H
Faithful, unseltish and patient Ike yours. s ...
None IKE a mother can charm away pain, -,
From the sick soul and the world weary brain;
Slulnber's soft calm, DER my heavy Ids creep. 81
Rock me to sleep, mother-rock me TO sleepl s
Come, let your brown bali, just lighted with gold,
Pail on my shoulders again a. Of old - ~
Let It fall over my forehead TO- night, g.
Shading my faint eyes away from the light
For with Its sunny edged shadows once more
Happily Will thrOng the sweet visions Of yvre
Lovingly, softly, its bright billows sweep
Rock me to sleep, mother--rock me " sleep! ..
Mo:hsr, dear mother, the years have been long,
Since last pushed to your lullaby song
eincs then, and unto my soul II shall seem
Womanhood's years have been but dream.
Clasp to your arms In loving embrace,
With your light lashes just sweeping my face,
Never hereafter to wake or to weep
Rock me to sleep, mother rock me to sleep!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-06
strange ci.irveyans warui.e,

/ was running night express train, and
had train Of ten cars--eight passenger and
two baggage cars--all very well loaded.
was behind time, and very anxious TO make
a certain point; therefore was using every
excrtion aud putting the engine to the utmost
speed OF which she was capable. was on
sectioniof the road usually considered the
best running ground on tho lire, and was
endeavoring to fttake the most of IL. when,a
conviction struck me that I must stop. a
something seemed to tell me that to 70 ahead
was dangerous, and that I must stop II 7
would save life. looked back at nv train
and it was oil right. ! strained nv eyes ana
peered into the darkness, and could see iits
sigma! OF danger, nor anything betokenine
danger, and there could see Ave miles M
the daytime. listened to the working Of
my engine, tried the water, looked at the
scales, and all was right. tried to laugh
myself out Of what then considered 1
childish fear but, like Banquo's ghost, Il
would not down at my bidding, but erewS
stronger in its hold upon me. thought oe
the ridicnlc would have hcaped upon me, il
I did stop; but it was all of no avail. Tho
conviction--fOr by this time il had ripcnea
into conviction that I must stop ercW
stronger, and resolved to stop. shus IN.
and blew the whistle for brakes. accordingly
came to a dead halt, got off, and went
ahead a little way, without saying ANYTHING
to anybody what was the matter. had nv
lamp in my hand, and had gone about sixty
teet, when saw what convinced me that
premonltlons are sometimes possible I
dropped my lantern from my nervcless grasp,
and sat down nn the track, utterly unable 70
stand for there was switch, the thought
OF which had never entered my mind. o. Il
had never been used since had been on the
road, and was known to be spiked, but which
was now open to lead me Of the track. The
switch led to stone quarry, from which
stone Tor bridge purposes had been quarried.
and the switch was left there, in case stone
should be needed at any time; but il was n.
ways kept locked, and the switch. rail spiked.
let here 1t was, wide open; and had not
ooeyed my premonition- warIing-call il
what you will should have run into Il.
and at the end Of the track, only about ter,
RODS long, my heavy engine and train mov.'
ing at the rate Of forty five miles per hour
would have come into collision with soiid
wall OF rock, eighteen feet high. The c6nse-
qucnces, had done SO, can neither be imae.
med nor described but they could, by no
possibility. have been otherwise than fatally
horrid. ...E .r .-... .., 49," r'-'-'i -
This is my experience in getting warnings
from source that / know not and cannot
divine. tits mystery TO me-a mystery
ior winch | am very thankful, however, a.
though dare not attempt 70 explain II, nor
say whence it came.-Enqlish Paper 'fasFa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-06
CHIMNEY CORNER

me oid chimney cornerl Il is cntlcsred
10 the heart from the earliest recolections.
what dreams have been dreat mod there -,
what stories told what hours passed Il
was place to think.in, place to weep in.
20 iaugh IN, and much the coziest place In
ths mousse to rest in. 1t Was there where
alar OLD grandmarnma used to sit at h,r
knltting, warming her poor rheumatic back
osa,nSt the warm wall where grandpa used
70 iall asleep over his newspaper: whore
mamma used to place her spinning wheel.
and papa used to sit there too, and read m
the great arm chair, -. I - Il :.
vas there whore you used 10 read Airy
ta9s IN your childhood, folded all 40 snuc
ana warm and cozy in its great warm lab
whie the wind Of q winters night was whist.
ling without. Your favorite plum cake was
never SO sweet as when eaten there. and thA
stories you read by the sitting. room flresides
were never half so fascinating rs those tsad
in the chimney corner, t.I a7 y M
you were sad, yoT went there TO cry.
l! you were merry, you with brothers and
sisters, nestled there to hate a right merry
time: Even puss and the big house dob
loved the old chimney corner. 1t ll8 =
Look back to tho old house, where every
room, every nook is SO full Of pleasant re.
coliectioEs-the family sitting-room, where
were SO many happy meetings; your own
chamber, with its little HindoW, "where tho
sun came pcepng in at morn !" mothers
room, still sacred with her presence, bdk. !.
alter sali, tho brightest memories clu1tef
ABOUT that chimney corner You long 30 be
iolded in its faithful old bosom again. q YOU
were in childhood, and have a good cry over
all those past hupDv times -s'.5 ..5 -uH
us drsolate now. The bright faces that
clustered there of yore will never come back
nsa'h. Black and & n y are the walls, and
the smoke from the kitchen fire never inaIes
item warm any more. But still memory
se,s up some Of the holiest and most beauti-
'ui statues Of her carving in the old eh;iMhey.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-03-06

REPUTATION Reputation should bc. and
Is, to every sensible and re6ecsibs individual,
su'Ject OF the utmost importance in thi6
life-a priceless gem to bedcck fallen nature
anu give to human dress its paramount
value. i,sis something in which VIC are All
personaliy interested, as our success and
usefulness IN life, our position, temporal
pleasure, as well as our eternal happiness, ia
great measure depend upon it, without
reputation wealth becomes valueless-lofty
birth and dgnified station possess no az.
tinctlon--beAuty, with every personal accom-.
pI'shment, loses its charm, and age hugIk o.
excite that reverence which II would otiies.
wise command. #5Etf ET5,