Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-08

o. awful manner from the window
= 1 an, speaking 20 Won. % v3d hear n1t
g the iod man repeated but before the wor
lie bad left his7ip=, Alice had turned and caug
81 bin BY he arm, and then with an awful ~
B IKE the voice Of some tiend. an explosion
d cufrea witch shonk the house. a chorus
= wailing Screams aad then terrible silence
r There were black torrents IL snake pou
d ing through the window Of the factory, a.
: the wall towards he side where most Of il
S great engines Were, huiged, and toliered al
feh,5 and the roof cavesi in aan6 before them
/ an instant, though sumo hehd had beea
work stood a ruin, black and borrib'e, Ia snokip
? steaafisg mass, aid seeming with i,s av',
yawaug jaws 10 groan and scream. An
from she lips of the father and those Of THE b,
trothed maiden broke one word, sir1diiuneou
ly-" Harry?''
Il united them in their great love and tsr
rof They clung together, feeling the link be
tween Them for the first time Both iove
! him, and he-olf what was ne now livin,
breathing being. or d mass OF crussed flesh
| senseless, hopeless, losl oLbeu1 for eyer TO
gether they rushed dut mo iheS open sir. SEX
! ing him or what remained Of hin
Oh! the awful sight summer -shoae- ipoh - =
Men dead and dying, crushed, musilaied, LAY
shtcHed upon the ground The women or ihc
village came out into fhe streets, some viii
their bare arms wet with soap-sud-, some
wiih babies on their bosoms, waiIing and
shriekiiig, Sobbing and fainting, elinging 10
corpses wtrich ar hour before had been brea h
ing men, peering with livid faces in horrible
dark hoo@s in the wall. whence under those
piles of rubbish, they might hear the voice
Of some loved one amid those awful sounds ;
and there amidst lie ruins Of this mighty fac
tory, stood She old man. calling aloud for help
to ave his Harry.
-SThere is no hope mr. INN, sir,s' said one OF
the few workmen who Remained u0hart. He
wen down 10 see what was tie matter. when
the odd noise first began and never came up
again
2 ".Hashr' cried tie old man. "Do god
dare O Tell me there ia no hope. They shall
save Harry !s- Aad thea tarning TO the
tremAIing girl besrde linz he repeated In
earessing way; :, Never fear, my lass, they
shall save my Harry, unl be shall have you
or whatever he likes FL hever tr@ari hini
again. tut if-th-,re is God above ,lS hll.
save my Harry 9
This was tue burden Of his tax, while Ia
bortrs were hard at work digging away the
rubbish aud bringing out dead bodies by The
score. Men ground to pulpy' horrors b6adtii-'
ful girls With torn limbs and chilndren SO
unlike in this awful death that every one was
claimed and struggled for by twenty mothers
q All day long ihey dug and lifted iron
ardInassts ST stGde, bur 1hfre was n "a
sign OF Harry Body ~. A The bottom .
hat awlu; pile no dbtft5- fi'-ays nan2lei i,it- 4
sealfeg kir-w it Iaust be So, bn
Lhe man KEEP sIsinE, stilt' they shall save
Hatryn .1-4 ~ ss'' III 'un. ~
Bask had come. AMI they worked by torch !
igln now. All had been found dead or dy- |
ng; wounded ard mai I'D rhey wtrt ear
led t0=their homes yet sill the. crowd was
bick about ihe ruin, @hitf,ig fpF tbe rnuinrn
when what was f5-fl dr. FAIRY iIrayiiiarsh
hQatd be brough itriu ght open aif An iw-
al silence prevailed, tjhFy fhe click oi 5bai5 4
md pickaxr broke II. 90! i1 s1A4 54i f'a 1sa19
3 suddenly there is a sh6dt, a lifting Or those
hundred voices. 'fhey had come to tba lower
oor OF the building, and part OF it rpna med i
ntire Fbere wa. Iiifii hope. " Ihtolftt t
IAN little; for lis eniug they Hard Ia!h
oce calling to bem. % It sctmti, tks,igh filg T
1ords were inaudibp Faster noW-ihere is u
reat ralter 10 lirfsahd plies Of stones and ma I
hiIiery 10 cast out. Bat that noise Inspires
hem Fhey worked as they never worked be-
ores and al last they hear the cry again. It1'
ONES frointhe part ot Ihe' cellar. where lie
oor remained AnI bhe great man, crouch
* ON mis- face. i,>rcts hm4elf dowa into the
arkbess and screams, = Who Is there y Il
AID tif' answer is spIurned ron the awful f
lverrr Harry tfraynalsE Help me IT you T
AZ, - -E=1aes- sal Y ssfSt@ Isj3t r
Then the men can't, 6,it,t with glorious {
lout and set to work fille giants and even I
omen came to help as they thought OF the II
lir young face buried 10 THAI darkness. He fi
lay be inaimed and Wounded, but at least he e
YES. Aud there is no pause. no respite from u
Ill. A another lime mary there would faint g
eneeuh it. but not now, for every lifted Stone {
rings them closer 30 the buried man, and {
ives him firner lease Of life. As the morn e
g broke the last is heaved aside, and the i
ronzed giants whe before erept into the ca n
9rn, leaps down ard earishPs IN the shadow b
Silence. in which yuu might hear a pin
IL or a hears hea ZSieuce thsf lroze the !
God d-ahd then, breaking tpon II screa,n; :
shriek from the lips 0i Alice, as they bring L
e. form of her lover blood Stained aud sense a
IS, 10 the light. -Not ded on no! she B
anked God for hat. The great beams lad Il
detected him. He was bruised aad wound Ii
bat not mortalIy, and ina little while his u
ue eyes opened, and his lips Whispered. b
Father - s..s v it.1 II
Then he old factor kn,eIin2 6y bis ctfid Ii
b. had l{acli nv his dtI,i witv> grave So o
pg ago3 took the white hand Of Alice in his to
70 aud placed il in his sons. She IS al
urs" he said "'take her Harry and be hap. re
. Wealth isn't as muciI as love. [ should ri
We kaown that long ago, remembering Kit d.
Live. Harry! only live! and III never ri
any hing to grieve you r 30 ii
And Harry did live. Long before The win p,
SHOWS had come, h. stood - little paicr.I al
d thinner than before, perGsps, bu well ar
strong again-belorc the alter of the lit NJ
church, with Alice 10y his side and thai hi
hit, when the Moon was high up in the pa
avens, pouring forth i's silvtry light upon rs
thou-ands objects of mature, and nh one int
tched hitn but the angels, ihe old faotor wi
cd beside his Kittys grave, and whispered se'
rds Of yearniDg love, which told that the pu
/ of he young lover only sernbered in its
\ bound case and when death should set ii -
it would rise, pure and unsullied. TO meet
angel wife in Heaven A,
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A Plain Talk to Kentuckians, in
Ion r. +. JACOB, lhes Lieutenant y. rvern- ia
Of Kentucky. on taking his seaqss presld- y
stticer Of the Stale SeRtte, thus addressed y.
fellow citizens r.sre ta45m5r GU
20 one with the Grst Instincts OF u states ug'