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> ~ E6Hshe CaFe OF Diseases,
ss j.. yfqoWAssAsr AesaS Or URyVNfc.
AT no. cal COMMERCIAL STREET
! .. ~ st doors below EeDtuty, sau TtanslSso.

.SEDtUsaSeS % the Uterine Functions,
characterized BY irregular, suppressed or painful
0eNsT1ation pain In the slider and back, sensation
Of weight In the pelvls. etc Nervous Headache ;
tepeshns er whi,es are treHted on soIentnc prin-
eiPIes and prompt and Permanent cure effected.
Disease OF The Sexual Organs, male
or SmAle, whether recent or chronic, are treated
With AllNhSek,A enANppaancss 'V6ich modern sct
(nfe haSAAAsAvGslAble~ "A core WIN be guaranteed
1.-The shortest possible time, and on The most rea.
tOeahle teEEH.E M nSxRaa SsF6iR are used, and
Sew days only are required to eject permanent
cure.
1NaEyeaA AGsstions, such - Neuralgia.
ParaySis, GlddinesS DimneSs Of Vision, ETC., viii
,.i1SdsS&aGSS 8 SaSd N cfcdEtary Amec.
t1ons' ecroiuIa In all liz manifold forms; DyspeI-
s,sl BmaetatioH and Debility treated with certain
un6 uSiARiME Fomedies, speedily rxncirng an cor.
Vupt AAan0Vt, ana Importing n healthy tone tn the
E.se@ q Purifying ths blood. regulating the score
Surgical Operations, Of whatever IA
tuto, Asthtrhned scientifically nd the patient board
I'd at the Institute. The Doctor will guarantee to
care ssgSia (Ar Oreac') ~ the worst Kind in hree
Weeks, ~ new mode of operating. Ovarian Tu.
morn, % fatal to females, will be successfully re-
: moved.
Twenty years realdsnce In Mexico South America,
China and NE Es.. Indies Together with his large
u1Gne 5NyB4@ PFsiJiiAe ,rheb gwen The Doctor
Advahfases. rnSAeSsed By few,aand his remarkable
succsss varf11tsa @proMiae Of enecruul cure. His
AnateFaleAt ANtsA uexhhitiNg sn paris Of the liu.
man eyatem, and the dhrrent stag.s Of disease, are
the nest conplcte On this coast. he his experience
Isetnrer enahea him to 'xRlsin to his patients
TIE particulars OF their diaease. M mystery l. made
Of disease The MAKE Of treatment hus che patrnt
10 instructed'im an thNt prrtains to his case.
= NS4cpees Yth full dirEetops, Eiti be sent to any
1AAA4S ASOAte, On FsSet ~ Aetter dsseFiblna the
X s1rma+y i connected xi,A IL. es,aSu.hmeu.,
where V1tseGeS, VIM aeeiseG may rseelVe bnard and
constant attention during their sickness, thus avoid
ing the iacNlyepieNce n a hqtel. Kind aud Attrn
tive nursrs Wfif ne employed and no means will be
Aale uneFtrd to ave IuIl satisfaction.
Doctor appartprnts are he urst OanmodIous
A0d Best tffahfeh ut me ety, aDd patients may rely
. 0n abe Strictest privacy. Consultations Free.
TO THE LADIES.
I.Ads~a surviving from any M tkr intrmttirs pecu
hAs 70 thu will And ths Doctor q safe coundant
and scientific physician In the treatment Of sun
pressienAe and Kindred diseases, he ID without an
equal, and LadieA may feel assured that they will
receive the Nest delicate and genilemaniy treat
ent. APd secure prompt relief ON their troubles
PrivAte apartments, with female nurses, for those
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WuEN did Noxes sleep five in q
bed"t When he slept with his fore
fathers. r-
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TO THE StcK!. d.
Cures Without Medicines!
THIRTEEN YEARS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
PIONEER
w A T e r CURE!
ANn
" DIR. BOURNE'S BATHS. >,
W PERFECT CURES GUARANTEED, according
to agreement. 10 all cases.

FOR THE CURE OF
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheumatism. Bronchitis Con-
sumption (tncipieut1, n. urisy, Fever and AEue
all other tevera. nroPsy, Eryspeaas, C0lda
Coughs, Oat PoisonihE. ('r which Dr.. Bourne
discovered The only scientific and ~etF1Ain rure)
Dyspepsia. enreADs," SeHSAl Weakness the Re-
u"VAl Of Mercury sud All either Mineral P0isons,
etc. The methods adopted nv Dr. Bourne are the
able ever Revised. ~ SAVE YOUK TtME.
Coufnrt end MO0ey nv employing Dr.. BOURNE
Dcr Consultations FREE. ty Nal or Ex,w~aa, or
Personally. eend call for n circular Of Teeon,.
menda'Ions. TrtsFences, Certificates ~ eursa, etc
which are not hoGus, hut given By we'll kuoun and
responsible indivhluAls.
No. 10. MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner Of Montgomery and Pea Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
~ Entrance on Post street, adjoining the Grand
Portal. IapTil92 SSn
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AN exchange speaks Of man who
died without the aid Of . physician
Such Instances are rare.
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"There's n. brandy smash" said
wag on seeing drunken man fall
through . win tow. =.
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IT is great blnnderin the pursuit Of hap
pinrEs not to know when we have got it
that Is, not to be eontented with reasonable
measure Of il.
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The Mariposa Mining COmpEWy Again.
SUPREME C0uRT-CHAMBEHB.
Reform Jrdpss barnard


Jr,v 81 --Ben5amin H. Stsflssu w the HuDipo'd MN
ing Company This was motion for receiver which
wac saJourued from time 10 ime but Goafy argued
day. Tue plaintiff it will be- rccolected, held largo
Of the companys bonds, and upon the neglect
OF the directors to pay tho interest on the coupons no
commenced suit against the concern and obtained
judgment But is thing 10" obtain judgmeus and
10 got satisfaction The sheriff in this casa was
unAb,o to lay his hands upon anything except few
articles OF Office furniture and sonie mineral specfsens,
which wholly inadequate TO sNisfy even the most
moderate CREDITOR and therefore returned the Judgment
unsats6cd Tho plantTs next step was 70 move for
a receiver aud order show cause having been oh
tanned from the court the matter wasset down for 70
day.
Mr. choat, who appeared in tho interest Of the Mari
posa Company opposed the motion OF the ground that
the plaintiff had mistak his remedy Tho proper way
for the plaintiff TO have acted 70 foYectosc tho mort
gage California under the laws OF THAI 6sae-not v
upon the coupons in this state, a. he had done
Mr. SiIwcIl reply stated that II bsH already been
decided BY the General Term that the plastin had the
right upon the coupons promises 70 pay, and
tho might be brought In any Of the State cours Ho
then referred the indebtedness OF the company say
ing they owed the bondhoders $3.50 900 uterost, u
which 900 payable In gold and sad there was no
way for the creditors u obtain Satisfaction bus by selling
out the whole
The Judge took the papers and reserved hissecs'on
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connagration at 0reenpoint.
A ROW or FRAME corrA0Bs DEsTRoYDD-A C0Uf'
TgRFBfrBns' vAcrORY DEMOLISHED.


rERrsfrBns' vAcroRy DEMOLISHED.
Early yesterday morning Ore broke out In the row OF
franc cottages Dindsu place, between Graham avenue
and Smith street, Gfseupout which was not subdusd
until all the cottages but destroyed No other
result could be looked for whom the only engine on the
Point had been recently dsbandsd flor alleged economi
cal reasons and the supply In the neshborhood
being very scanty Tho following 10 summary OF
Building occupied by Frederick Keller, Peter Graf,
Henry schaner and Joseph Dillon joint loss 81 600 No
insurance. Owned by Henry G. Peterson; insured for
81 600 In the Fulton Insurance Company, New York.
The nre 10 believed 70 have accidentally originated IN
this house which was In the middle Of the block.
Mrs. Edwards house was occupied BY Joseph Stonej
loss $3.50 Building insured for 81, 500
Thomas Torrey and James Kelly occupied the cottage
owned by Mrs Smith; they lose about $500 Building
David spader, & Nipple and Andrew Lcringe occupied
the building Of Samuel wietts OF New York; their az
Andrew Hoz lost everything, suffering 70 the amount
M peboise and Mrs. Martin lose $780, no insurance
George schmidts loss Is estimated Of $500. House
owned BY Mrs Cisco; insured.
Messrs. Doyle Il QUICKER lose $500; building owned
by John Shepherd, Of New York. 49,.
Manchester Hegemans loss Is stated az $sV0; also
owned by Mr.. Shepherd.
Messrs Bird Andrew $500.
The building occupied by man whose name Is said 70
be Chadwick contained large quantity OF haii-nnsneo
nfty cent postal currency, presses dies and plates
bed having thrown into the street by the fireman.
found TO be filled with the bogus stamps, which the
boys appropriated to themselves plate was obtained
by Sergeant Maddox Of the Forty precincts but the
presses dies gold leaf, &c. were destroyed win the
building.
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TIE N N E S S ZEE.
A Sharp Letter to the De-
posed Rebel,
&C., &C., &c.

Letter from Governor Brownlow.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 90, 1865.
letter from Governor Browniow TO Mayor Andrews.
OF Columbia In reply 10 remonstrance against the order
OF General Thomas suspending, not only him tho per
formance Of his duties but the Office Of mayor Also was
published this morning. .x~-
Governor Brownow says:--"You arc accused Of using
your ohcla power In opposition 10 the freed people Of
Columbia preventing their education, &c. You will
observe from the letter OF General Thomas In
tho city papers this morning that martial law
10 still 10 force Tennessee Our rebelious people have
not We. given sufficient OF returning loyalty
10 the general government 70 the Withdrawal Of
military power or the abandonment Of military courts
Il ID not strange that the authorities should dis.
trust a people who FOR four years applied every
means at their command to destroy "a nation. In
com uandng 10 declare his military wilt 10 sustain
the civil government and never to assume the exercise
of that will exceps in cases where prompt action Is ne
cessary 10 insure the public safety Until our people
have given conclusive evidence Of their invention 10
obey all our awsp State and NATIONAL you and and all
citizens are liable be- sTested and tried according TO
tho forms Of military practice. II 10 eAIemey
importaRt that all conflict between tho cini aa6
military authorities be avotded. As we are now
situated just gu. OF rebellion In which tho people 70,
fused lay their sn forced TO do scat me
point Of the bayonct, the civil government is only al
lowed TO proceed ny permission cf the military author
ties Hence deeply regret the Occurrences at Columbia:
but the high character Of General Thomas for prudence.
justice and patriotism warrants assuring you that
he will gladly ard imparialIy consider any test
mopy you may wish considered in your behalf.
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ROBBED IN BROADWAY C0rcBRr SALOON.
Edward Kearnsy, residing ct No 1877 Bridge street,
Brooklyn, yesterday appeared before Justice Ledwth
and preferred charge Of larceny against Stephen Smith
and Frances sandford the latter Of the pretty waiter
Cauno No o2o Broadway Kearuey alleges that on the
evening Of the 20th ultImo be was IN the Casino, and
while there hundred dollars 10 money and ewelry
valued At ninety dollars taken from his pockets
by the parties complained Of stephen and Frances
were arrested by ocer Roberts, Of the Eighth precnct
and portion OF the money and jcwelry were found In
possession Of Frances In one Of the pockets OF Ste
pben The olcer discovered watch key which had been
taken from Kearney. Justice Ledwith committed the
accused parties for trial In default Of one thousand dol
lars bail each.
ROBBED IN A HOSE HOUSE.
James McKcgney WAS arrested, charged with stealing
a silver watch from Michael Kennedy, Of 1913 Eighth
avenue Kennedy alleges that he entered the house Of
Hose Company No. 81 In West Twenty ninth street. and
while there fell asleep while thus enjoying himself his
Der Of the company, McKegney fumblng about the
COMPLIMENTS pockets while he asleep, and hence bis
arrest Juscc edwith committed the accused for trial
in default Of 81 900 bail McKegney 10 bar keeper
twenty two years age aud lives at i84 West Twentieth
street. lie denies his guilt
DANGEROUSLY STABBED.
John Madden, BsItimorean, twenty-five years OF age,
was taken into custody by ocer Fcnton Of the Eighth
precpct charged with having assaulted Charles Elmen.
dor residing at II Robinson street, with an ice pick With
In the back OF the head, nnictng wound which may
prove fatal The affair occurred In tho premises 81
Grand street Justice Ledwth committed the prisoner
90 await tho result OF his victims Injuries
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Cricket.
UNION or NEWARK VERSUS SATELLITE o. Brook.

Tho Grst match this between tho 0rst seven Of
these clubs took place yesterday, at Brooklyn, on the
Union Ball Grounds the result being the success Of tho
Newark eleven. The Satellites went 10 tho bet nrst
scoring II In grand style, the Newarkers obtaining 81
Tor their share 10 the second innings the Satellites
only scored 49, thereby leaving their sdversares but -
20 get to Before they were enabled 10 do this,
however four wicksts had fallen The best total
OF the match WERE on tho Newark side, Petty's 80,
HALLS a. McClsrron's IL, and Elswn's 10, not out;
James a. not out twice; Hamons IS and Tiliys II
be M the best on tho Satellite side.
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nrosra Of weather ited for the great design We can
not comlnand success and Il ID even possible snAs Will
all ents, we do not deserve bus we %sy shss n
the course OF few DAYS words will pass from snore 70
shore OF the At,antc and electric communicative W
established never more 70 be severed
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The cunard mail steamship Africa will leave Boston
on Wednesday Cor Liverpool.
The malls for Europe will close In this city at guar
icrpast and al hafpsst I'VE O'Clock this afternoon
Tho Nsw YORK HERALD-Editlon for Europe-wiu b
published at eleven O'Clock this morning.
Single cop'es wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents
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poval Havana Lottery.-Prisss Pale
Al soH fnsor,nstIon furnished Highest rates paid FOE
a. a.a,,b,,aos md ali Kinds OF gold and silver. - -
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Not . Debatablc Question.-Soms Qucs-
subjects Of debate others All controversy
For examples there e no room for srgvmsn as % wnesnss
popular perfume this country The soversisn peo
pie sbers matters OF taste have decided that question
By unanimous Affirmative. Sold everywhere.
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Gouraud's Italian Medic atsd Seap Cures
tan plmpiss freckies sunburn. ssitrheum and all Min
bismishes S6S broadway and Phia
delphia. Bates, Boston, Johnson, Detroit
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All Prises Cashed In Legal Lotteries
o''e"'A'' A"a DA"" ) cLUrE Broker. i7s Broadway
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Catawba Wtnes.-LoWgwOrt3fS etls
CArAwBA for Cobbsrs; also EXTRA qualify for table use
Lousworh's Sparkling Cs.swb. Il 9sart, snd psns
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The side wheel steamers line regularly
evening O'Clock from foot Of Frederick street. BAIL
more Tho boats Of line all comfortable ana
safe Passengers procuring tickets must be careful 10 ash
for tue new line, and take none other.
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Batchslor's Hair Dye-Ths Best In the
world Harmless RELIABLE insta nAneous The only perfect
dye Factory, 81 Barclay street
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All Legal Lottery Prises Cashed. Omciai
ORA wings Circulars and information sent
j. Il. CLAYTON, W Wall street. New vork.
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The United States Monitor Agsmentcus arrived here
this morning from Portland
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An Excellent Book.-HydropathicR Hm-
lily PHYSICIAN. 500 illusuaiion. ~ pages -
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Hiil's Hair Dye, 5Oc., Diaek or broWns
Reliable Depot No I Barclay street 500 oy druggists
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A.-Magnesium wire for sale at Peir.
SONS, corner Of Broadway aud Twenty second street
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Howe Sewing Machine Company, Eltss
HOWE Jn. President No CD Broadway Agents wanted.
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suspension OF . North Carolina News
paper.
WASHINGTON July 81. 1896.

In general ORDER dated Raleigh, NJ c., July 81 Major
General Ruger the suspension Of the publication
Of the Dolly linton Banwe issued In Salisbury, Of that
State, for tho appearance Of article in its columns,
on the 10Th INST, upon the freedmen which reflects
upon Generals Rugor aud Howard aud The military
generally, and says
n these gentlemen Ak the status Of the colored
fellow citizens Of African descent, where then the
cess,ty of holding c0nventionf The power that
gives them right would entitle them TO say what
should every relation in lfo They have already
assumed tho power to say what shall drink aud
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Thirty Liass or Com mon Bense.-Read.
ar danced the editorials and the nevs In The
von turn afvsrtsefnenss saying 70 YOURSELF
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teresta" - a. A. - -. -. A. .....-.. .o,r
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&c, ana tonic snd Alternative adver In any coun
ry This period OF the year when the strongest need an
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ne protection against the dsvitAsps action OF heal sna
the malaria Produces roo should sustain me geod
tuition and sound stamina with whkh nature has blessed you
with this peerless vegetable tonic -.
scarcely be nesessAry 70 sres .psn se
unsssissd nature them All who are thns Cur
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they have taken the elrr thee days In CONFORMITY WIN h
dirscons they will vsknoweige with gratitude W. geuss
operation They VIZ and thai imparts mental - wei a.
nervous energy regulates Oh ne sssrn nes e
pressed And In NJ atng these statements the yropretnr ouy
echo the lnnumerable tcstmonsAs soid s'ery
whore. New 'sork odnce % Cedar st.
Tho G'.eat object OF Persons Who Have
become ~ Initiated aud feel forewarned Of disease Us
remedy Many think that bllousncss the cause anu
mcdcins Witch feeds the disease To AL who i,si
suy sest that they try bottle OF the Red Jacse, .
wbc,. wi invisorAie the system aud produce penoo
| wheeler Il wilson's Lock stitch sew
| Una Machine aud hutton Hole Machine, 90 orosa"W
xy,,eox a. t,tbps, sewing Machine.
NO. COS BROADWAY
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wilcox Il Clubs sewing Machine
NO. COS BROADWAY.
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Departure Of General LsRerts for Trinity
Bay.

General Marshall Lenerts engineer OF the American
Telegraph Company, and consulting engineer Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, has gone to Nova Scotia
and Newfoundland, 70 be present 1t the landing Of
che cable and to inspect tho telegraph lines connecting
with tho American telegraph lines, in order to insure
shat prompt transmission Of dispatches from the ocean
steegraph which 10 the leading characteristic of the great
American telegraph lines under General Lecrs super
vision
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THE SHIP WILLIAM NELSON.

Names OF tho Passengers, Lost and Saved,
Who Left Antwerp In tho william Nell
SON for New York.
TO THE RDIrOR OF THE HERALD. q
10 BsAvsR SrRssr Nsw Yosx. July 81, 1895.
herewith send you for publication list OF passsn.
gers BY the ship william Nelson, from Antwerp to New
vo,t burned on tie coast Of Newfoundland Also
Ut 'AN'' -dsd on the other side.
have not yet received any lists 81 sss-- "a
landed on this SIDE but shall have them pubitsbse -
soon a. received Truly yours
W. Y sCHMIDrs SON, Agent.
Names Place Of Birth.
Reinhard Joseph. ...... Northumberland, Prussia.
Marechal Fries and Francis Cochem on hose Prussia
\ Sebila Marechal born ON
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/wheeier Il wilson's Lock stitch sew
,na Machine aud Hutton Hole Machine, oas erosawV
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By q unanimous Affirmative Sold everywhere.
Al steamers for Norfolk and Rich monde
evenne at sr o'clock from foot street. Bau
more Tho Of this line all comfortable ana
safe Passengers In procuring tickets must De cArei " As4
for tue line. and take none other
All Prises Cashsd I'm Legal Lotteries
Circulars aud Drawings ,snt rrr aos,, ira aro.av.v
An Excellent Interchangeable PANE
lily PHYSICIAN "''a'1'''''ir ow2 REiafsi Wits.
All Legal Lottery Prisss Csshed. Omcisi
D'A"'"s'' j. r. CLAYTON, 10 wsii ssrss,. New yort
An Immeaiate Cure fos Diarrhea.-
RUsHfONs ". W. vspesu's remedy only Al No W Ass's
House.
A.-Magnesium wire for sale at Peirs
SONS, corner Of Broadway aud Twenty second street
paschslor's Hair Dys-Ths Best In the
world Harmless reliable The only perfect
dye Factory. 81 Barclay street
Catawbe Wines.-Longwortss's sim
CArAwBA for Cobbsrs also extra quality for table use
Loosworhs SPARKLING ca,sw 3. y 9s,l'; sSa Ssn
Gouraud's Italian msdicatsd Sea Cures
p!mpiss freekes suneIrn .srhev% sna pss
S S,s%aS's ..sss Boston, JssSsoS' Detroit
Howe Sewing Machine Company, Euss
HOWE, ia, President No. CD Broadway Asen" wan'e''
Hiirs Hair Dye, 50c., Diaek or browns
Reliable Depot No. Barclay street SOD oy druggists
everywhere.
Roval Havana Lottery.-Prtses Pale
An soId Information furnished Highest rates paid for
douboons and al nnas 81 so n ahs NJ wan .ree,Nv
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15
For the North Iowa Times.
A LOST DREAM.
RI EMMA +. PRApT.

RI EMMA +. PRApT.
Lovely and sweet was our home that stood,
In the lowery depth of . dark old wood;
Where the SOFT green light DER the low roof spread,
Like the CLEAN from the heart Of an emerald shed.
Two fair forms played round the old doorway;
Two gladsome voices made music all day;
Two tired forms, in the twilight shade,
In the spacious crib were gently laid.
And beside my babes bent the knee,
And prayed the Father to spare to mo
My jewels, he had so kindly given:
They seemed too fair for aught but Heaven.
Obi was it a boding Of i'll to come
That taught me to pray in my silent room! ..
Fen then the angel was lowering near,
To bear one babe to the sacred sphere.
knew IL soon, by the fever glow,
Like the rubys glcam on . bank of snow;
BY the cold, damp sweat, by the gasping breath;
BY mortality's struggle to conquer death.
And so she died: my first sweet flower:
Died as dieth the summer hour;
And we laid her away In dreamless rest,
With her small hands pressing her pulseless breast
But a thought Of Joy cleaned thro' my tears:
That she never should feel tho weight of years;
OF sorrow, of sin, of the deep unrest
That was rending, cen then, her mothers breast.
And my eye on my other sweet babe fell,
And my sad heart whispered, tits well, its well:
The Shepherd hath left me one star alone,
To CLEAN and burn in my womanhood's crown.
The months passed on, till eight were told,
When again Death entered our sweet home fold:
And my one lone star was silently set
In the savior's dazzling coronet;
And clipped q tress Of his shining hair
From the cold, pale brow, death had left 20 fair;
But pressing his form to my heart 80 riven,
cried, "Bless God for my babes In Heaven"
MADISON, WIS.,, Feb. 9th, 1886.