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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

"i.4io9b Nt4d0lA, w lNC GIDNi Oh
Denmark, though preserving as to
each other and as to the Danes a GER
tain Independence. The treaty OF
Mel, ISL, gave the two provinces
t~errlt0rlaIly to Denmark, bat lett
them members Of tho GorrIanic con
federation.
4 new monarch, Frederick VIII.
coming TO the Danish crown carly in
1918, found the two duchies in open
revolt. The German empire had Just
been st up, and the people Of Tic
duchies resolved 10 join il IN name
and fact.
A war followed. It lasted, with
varying fortunes until 1850 when.
lhe Danish armies becoming dee.siv-
jy triam hant, Prussia ana Austria.
interviewed with large bodies Of troops
The revolt was subdued, and IN 1851
the Great Powers sat down ut Don
don To talk over the destiuies of the
duchies, and it was determined, Nav
>, ls52, that upon the demise Of TIE
actual Wearcr ofthe Danish crown tie
latter should pass 20 Christian. Dake
If Glucksburg, and the duchies re-
main. as before, members Of the Dan
.,h monarchy.
The demise of the Danish crown
o|ccurreo ia 1853 the claims of the
Dgke of Auge~tenburS were revived
"A fresh conference ct the Great Pow
ers was called, for Austria and Pres-
..a. acting Ia bclalt Of The German
Confederation, had ovcrrun the iuch
les with their troops, and kim Chris
tian was on hand to secure the inner.
j%tauee. The conference produced no
fruit. The Danes were driven into
the upper peninsula; the duchics
were liberated, and forgetting tie
claims Of the Diet, the two powers
took possession OF the duchies, and
proceeded to dispose OF them. Aus
tria sold ont her rights in |Lauanburr
ludchnablc rs they We're to Prussia,
but agreed to govern the larger
Iuchies in common with the a>soci-
ate power. Quarrels necessarily re-
suited. Prussia wanted 70 monop0-
lie kiel, an important port on the
Baltic side Austria was indisposed
70 this; and then, taking advantage
OF The eNtrtme unpopulrity OF the
i'0i'," '',e "ucnltS' 1t
sought 10 secure adeoir@bie influence
Il NoItlIIIl Ntii4ai4 ~ concgSsIohT
This state Of conflict lasted until
lie 11.''1'ei - -, ""o' > " o"-
> go 49, - ~ 40 T"0
oo"ei"4G" ~ o"9se'n lA"3"9' -
~ ""'ei'' "u'.e nS''ncI po"gI Sa,Ne
!, .'a 1i..iIs ~ w 'li'''. pi"loei'
S.L.Isv.; wh;ln Ars,rio 90 enHar.
~ - -. its svaat Nil Win UoI-
.t.n Ir.tr;o Lavinr tr;c1 - 49,.
.Ianl 'l;.o nf Sil.s;a7 II ovrbaE7y.
far U~I.tinn ~. Iann .nnbla3 v7s
even di,u0sed 10 consult the people Of
hat duchy on their own affairs, and
when a refugee journalist Or two
took advantage Of Holstien hospitals
lty t. denouucc the tyranny ot Pruo-
,ia inst over the border. Austria
woul1 not surrender the Offenders or
silence on punish chem. SO Prussia
continued to menace the Austriaus,
until the latter some three months
since saw the necessity of strength
ching taeir northern frontier, which
called tor corresponding activity on
the part Of Berlin; and so with mu-
tual mauliestoes and useless par
d j-,-t.. 4F... rn+,r.ftp- 30 t.a,,@ Ipvp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

E"A penny q day" was much
better wages than il sounds to US.
An agricultural paper says that in
the time Of Christ a penny was
about equal to fifteen OF our cents.
and rs money was then ten times
as valuable as it is now the penny a
day was as good us one hundred and
fifty OF our cents; % that the men
who worked in the vineyard for
that, got as good wages as good
men now generally have in the har-
vest field. The gift of the good
Samaritan OF two pence to the land
lord to take care OF the man who fell
among the thieves, in the addition
to the raiment, the oil and wine, was
equivalent to about three dollars OF
our currency, which would probably
pay for his board two weeks in a
country tavern whore board was
very cheap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE.

The position taken by France in
connection with the war is thus an
nounced BY the Emperor in 4 letter
70 Mr.. Droune dc Lhays, in which
his Majesty, after detailing the of
forts made in common with England
and Russia to prevent an armed con
tllct, says:
Had the Conference assembled,
my government would have decla,
red that France repudiated all idea
OF territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT so lone
rs the European equilibrium remained
undisturbed. Hoace could ou1y THINK
OF an extension u her frontiers III the
erent q he map 81 Europe being alter-
Ell to tie profit Of 4 great P0cer, and
OF the bordering provinces express.
ing by a formal and free vote their
desire toraannexation. In the alb
OF these circumstances the
French Government prefers 10 any
territorial acquisition a good under
standing with its ncighbors, resulting
from its respect for their indopen-
dence and their nationality. We
should have desired for the Germa-
ME Confederation a position more
worthy of its Importance for Prus-
sla, better geographical boundaries;
for Austria, the maintenance of her
great position in Europe after the
cession Of Venitia to Italy in ex-
change for territorial compensation.
The Conference has failed. viii
France be led to draw the sword p
The Fronch Government thinks not.
Whatever may be the result Of the
war which may baeak ont, no ques-
ton affecting Us will be resolved
without the assent Of France
France, therefore, will continue to
observe an attentive neutrality,
confident in her right and calm in
her strength"
The meaning Of this Is obvious
The emperor sees that important
changes in the map Of Europe must
almost inevitably result from the
war. In advance, he notifies the
world that, in the division Of the
spoils, France will claim a portion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

P1PUt1tI0D are 0eflndilS, the total
number Of persons OF non-Cterman
u~ationalitios being only two millions
and a bali. less than one.fourth of
the Austrian population is German.
is will bc seen from the following cs-
innate
Rouemi,ns. Woravjaus and oracks~...... 0o,o09
kuss'5ns Commune. ,S00,oa5
Siifohlats .-...- i,2le,0h0
tfotts.t.., ............. 100000
aatN.tns ".~.......l ,41o,039
Bul-trians .-..,.... e.. X",...,... $4,000
italians iu lesige 9f latius and ials}~~-.~o O 100000
Ea-t"tu Reuas ...2 80. 600
Melnbc.s of other r4ees....-.-. ~...-a~.l,f5 100000
THE SITUATION IN ITALY.
But Austria has not only to con
tend against Prussia, but against
Italy also, After ages Of agony I'M
der Austrian rule. the Italians, en-
couraged by the Bonaparte on the
throne Of France, arose in 1883, and
with splendid gallantry beg2n the
toe long deferred task Of eNpeIling
the hated "Tedeschi y from the pc
ninsula. Before the task was COM
ploted the Bonaparte, who had prom
ispl thorough work from the Alps to
the Adriatic, paused at the Mincio,
and made at Nillatfaca a peace with
the enemy.
To acquire Venetia has been the
single idea Of the Italians from July.
1899, To this moment. TO sell it, to
exchange IL for other territory, to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
TIE SOTO HOUSE. GALENA.
HnI,rEa a RALnMIN. proprIetara.

HAVING recently become rropfietars of the above wel
l.noNn aeuee- we have made sueb srTan1eneAt aswHI
enable Us to furnish accommodation that are d2st
sed by those 81 any House ia the west.
J Guiena. Aev. 4 Iso4.-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
GEO. WALKER,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND LICENSED CLAIM AGENT
British Ha}oD, Grant county, HIS.
win attend 10 p~erf-ctne all kinds Of legal documents
conveyances, a., aud prosecuting Claims against the
United States Tor Bounty, Pensions and other dues.
g. ~Appigatiohs na!c aircat with the Department.
Oil traes reasonable and made according III lag. 4,tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
THE GERNAS BATrLETlEtD

This strife for the imperial crown
Of Germany must have u theatre dis
tinetiv traced by the necessities OF
the ease. Each c|ombatant must
strike, itpossible, morta.ly lis blow
must therefore be At the heart and
he win be the victor whose L.ow
first faces. Already we hear al an
Austrian corps recalled from Hol.
stein there they would be beyond
the chances Of support, or supplies
or recall. 1t is along the frontier
Salesiq and Saxony, under the shad-
ow of the Giant Mountains which
form the northern boundary OF Bohe-
mia. and within 4 days ride BY RAT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

would respectfully inform tie ladies q Lancaster aA4
vicinity that shell prepared - ao az klh's y ute7s ah0
j.. MILLS,
Lancaster, Wis, jane Is fSf8--n
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0cneral GmeeEe ~.

@ersrol Stpeerep bat, nie mir idpn ilit9et6eilt.
cine proclamation erlal1tn, iporill el ben @intal
Der 6enier nno lbren Slte9 9e9en @n9laub redtfer'
tl9t onrd Die 3prannei Der enAliideu He9ierun9
rer SrlGnsern 0eBeuiiber. St ertlIrte Su9leid,
oaB er nidt ge8eu Die @duaoier, ionbern geNel bic
enSIli4e Armee 9li.B fibreu pOle. Die Yrpcla<
NATION bat natirlih onrd bas WilbIlrl9en Der
,,Supl1ion" ibre plattlide Beoeutung %rerlprelt,
aleu- weoer ibre mpraliI6e nod itre polittId y
Sepeutung. NlS nimlih i'm Sabre 1861 bet ba.
maIIge Glpitdu Swesnep BON ben WfltSeu Der
StaDt ct. 2ouis gum 8ri1abestneral erpdblt
purpe uuo i'll SprttgfislO %aufar1, nm oaS Cont
nIdHpD Der SiirpeItcrpepitlpn su iiberrsbmeu, er<
llt6 sr Io9teib alIt Anratbsl Ino 0rGl9en ce8 oas
mait9en flnatiihen YrpicIapsrsi &olpuet8 4betps
bon Oillfourt cine 4rpfiulnatiDlt, i'll ber er erfl1ry
te, nit ~ellerner 9alb i,oen &erlud Der Stlaren,
1ib BON benz Scde ibrer 0errn Su ~befreen, II nter-
oritGen III MOLTEN. Der Utann, Der geffern
i'll 9tauleH Der Sdw1rsen Stlaoerel cine prpcla>
NATION erldbt, ertibnt li6, beute i'm Jfdn1e1 Der
pelBen Sflaperei cine sarS tntSe2en9estte Yrocla<
nation 5l e%rlaien. @eneral Smesnep fam iid
ntht b~etla9eI, wenn ieiu Utanael an &baratter
Nib &erltlno teine b~eiIeren Sriibte gstra9eu bat.
&aS leine miIttdrif&en 6dbtsteiten be.
,trtfit, 10 ino ie i'm @intlans nit leinsm rolitiiGen
srltano. Sene ,SuoaiiOn" &auaoa'S mar Elm
a III miIerableS 6ia8fs. ct bat bic a~iiultieen
uHltiloe ptS UtOmentes, ben guten Wilen Der
5Seller uno Die mat.rieuen WitteI, pie ibn All Sc
bpte %it1uoe1, auf cine tlntiibt gS.lle peribsr3t unb
perldleuoert uno ipar I'M ntideioenrM Yfcnent
%pulperte BON Wtelltl Spn Gem Sre9s1dauplab
e%ntftrnt. GIN ipldes Sstrasen lpridt 3u laut
leta Serpammunssurtbeil aus uno beoarf tsiner
ipelteren Norte. @tnerul Smeenep 1T a1em Nn,
iteln na6 i'll pclitil8er NIB militdriider Se;ie>
bumJ ein tocter Dflnrt.
u a6trdgli6e 8emertung. - Die
SlIffaiO ,YUit" brinSt cine Depeld. oatirt ben 4.
Sunt, II ubr Dtitta9s, wcriu s.ia9t lit, bab
Smeenep ben Ylle 3rn9fton Senommen uno 1000
@efa19eIe 9enla6t babe /; Suglei6 miro auG &c
l19t, Swt niep muridire nit 10000 Dtalln Don
@Inoirr 9eSsu 6Ort Grie. Oas pdre gang out,
ptlln IS wabr wire, aaein oa 4insltun om AuS,
luB cee @OreHScFuIles aus benz Ontario ee
uno WInoIOr Ssgenitber Don Detroit lie0t, 10
miiBte @eHeral 9weenep coppelt pOrbanpsu iein,
nm Das Sruitltiid auSsufibrtH. gluberoem fiupst
man ~nirsenos inter ben ipdtereu Nodridteu cine
Seltdti9uu9 oes 8tridtcs.
Na6rihten ppu1 5. Nd0er, ba6 rerjdtebeue 8es
tpeaun9en bon Der ncrbB lfli6en @reu3e pol Stem
0crt uno nOrr Gee @baulpIaihe aus tbeiIS i0ou
itattJefuubeu buten ODER ftdttftnoen meroen. -
(SIe5e Die telesrapbtiGen Otpelbnt.)
Die an9e8ebelsn Yunite iiup leiht anf Der aarte
81 fInoelt, oa lie iebr na6e beilalnmM litgelt.
9lautt man ben Beridtel, 10 miibteu 1T rer
&iGtun9 pDn Mrntreal su etpa 8 his 10000 Sc.
uter Ill Stpsgun9 len.
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GentnGn.

Gentufg. 49, Das Qcuisoi1er 8oltsblatt iaat:
Die Misunderstanding, irelde geItern uno beute
in ln1erer 9taot atgebalten fpirb, 1T els EN- aes
rcdhtsr &ribut Su betrahten, tpelden @merita bein
SabatSmarite Der Ser. 9toaten, Der
Staet louisville, Solt. gSar iGon Dor benz Rrieae
baS GerbdltniB Der in 8eltufp erSeuoten 3atat8.
erncte srDber ais bic irgenb einem anoereu @tdate
Der uniCr, unb ltdno bic SotalIutnue ter Yluubs
Sabuf, pelde in Sentldp erSp9en MurbslI, nllr
Der @rlbte BON girqinieu nab, 10 bat Der 9rle9
and rieien ein5iSen &loalen 8entndp's oorlduiig
ans oetn @e4e 9eidafft. gBir itno ieet ilber bic
Wtltte ner 0efdbe bilars, i'll ipelder piecer ei1
neler Genius aufaenommel Wiro, aber mir fino
itter5eu9t, pa6 lslbIt im Sabre 1870 ih Sir9inieu
uO9 nift bon ZEN 6ol9en etier Rebelicn ertplt
bat, aus melder Sentudp beinabe nnoerSebrt ber>
rpr8tug. g8dbreuo &idmOu0 nod iebt iih faunI
BON ben Splgen Der iauaen Belagerul9 al erbolen
be9inut, mar 0oii6riIe lie i'll FOLDER Bliitbe, ME
I'M Nuasnblid. g8dbrerb III Sir9inien Der lSertb
be8 @rlnbei9entbutu8 entwertbet 1T, ifeiot er bier
in alien Sbeilen bes Stdote8, unb ouerOrts reaerl
lid flslbige Sdube SIR 6Drperung beS aferbaue,
3ur NlSbentung Der Soblenberglperte, rer Del.
quersu &C 81brenb pori- Genius bes Sabres
1850 bis su go Gir9iuieu i'm Sabafsbar uulerln
Staate nOraISfam, wirD i'm Sabre 1870 Sentudp
purn fsiue 2atatSernbte nidt olleiu, lcnberm audi
burd ale ieine a1cereu @rSeu9uliIe &irginisn nett
butter fih surlidlafIeI.
GSie meutg es nod beburfte unb mie riefia bic
Sabatsernote ron 8eutudp Ill Ser9lei6 Al onDern
Sta1tet 1T, nS9e bic ~fpl9enee, nem Genius bon
1850 entuOtumpue 6 okeIIp 1ptoeu.
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@mrppGiScbe O1acbrtbten.

@ieben, ben 10. N1ui. Die ,S9. 3ts."
beridtet: Gum periSnliden MetuungsauStauld
iiber ben Stano uno bic nd6ite 3utunft Der bsut.
lden Alsee9enbeiten perianmelttn It9 bier selteln
4beno Die 9feoafteure pru 16 3eitungen, bic gum
Sbeil aud nod fir anbere 8ldtter becoImd6ti9t
waren. @enn mir rebt set0rt baben, mar yiorO.
beutl9Iano 5 OfaI, Sito0entidlano, 3u tpsldem
mir bieies MMfal aud bas 8Uni9reid Sldien red-
nei, II 0iaI pertreten. 8ei6Iilie i6siuen nidt
sefabt 81 leiu; mas mir iiber ben Gang Ger Be-
menfafen: Seine Observation-Disclosures mar
barber. paB Die orOben9e 6rieoeusf6runs ole Sol
&c Der 8ismard'i6e EOlitit iei, ferner Dab, menu
tS gum Srie9e tGrne, i'll ieOem 6ane at fitrtten
lei: y bic 3erriittun9 oes 8oblfanbeS uno oes
@eperbehelbes; p Die Ssrfimmerung pe8 letten
&efes thrgerlider 6reibeit; 81 Der Yerlnif oents
iter 2dnoer; buB au6erbem, rrenn YrsuBer tiese,
bic &beluns Delti&lanbs nit Der Wtainlinie,--
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Neaieruua wencsn riirbea ttnt fe basu brins
oen barften, ale 8erbdltnift aetau gu ct.
wdsen, e1s tie gu einrm a~nsrifStrisss sesen
Oeltrei6 l4reitet Wir slauben raber, Dap
Die 0tes erun9 wenn lie ben Sries MTG efreiA
ipast, Der 3ultimmuns 8rantreids uuO no
tbi9enfalle behen 5llfe fiber iein muB, pa
Die SunoesaenoNenihaft YreuBen'S ailein ibr
su 9erin9e @arantien bieten piirpe.
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BON iiberfliiigen 9feroen nnO WauI.
eleln.

TerFaut BON itberflIiIigen Pferoen nno WouI.
eleln.
Gen. OR. Office,
I'll. Ndfttnetcn . G.. 8 Raf 1866.
untfr settuns bs Capt. SEQ Z. Srspptra. VI s IN rsr.
otn tn St sbore, DC am WtttwSf, S. Su nj 1850.
III upr Uprmtttngs. c1tntii6 retfetlelt:
Eunt3t8 (50l . ferbe un6
Smdnjtg (20i MduIeFtL
YIN Scct rtro rom 6. Ctr. gpbarf am 8erfouFStao, t,b,
Gturbe ab5ebrn. ~ "'''""''"V' rVt
Ote Sbtere noe BEN stnAefn ~StrFduFt.
S.etn9uneen: Rddr IN Ser Ct sen.
%uf Sseb! bs Gan. 2Nieihers
SdmeS u. g t II.
1l~-oH) Rot Srte 9ea. Comm l. Dio QR@O.
OeoOrrtc Nfpfci II. Nhrffbe a4f Muff-
StegIerung8<8er tluf BON SubIIten,mitteI.
0ur4 9 S Soprr GO @ut.
SubEatnt Office 9 stu,
NO l05 u. & mbarear.
Baltimore We. l. Surt 1860.
Sanift8. 9 Stunt, "prmitt,ns IL lbr wsreen i'm gpaarrn.
:gto " Saiotrfrn Str. rffsrtItd r'rf te'rt:
tls0CO y unSebu 1duIfr6 Pb e.t6rrt, NepIL
t2auol Elntadb BwdnItl 9anbert pto aetSrrts TFrGdt.
tl'4o2) VterIftn 6untfrt uu6 3fseiunbi hi'a GaGUn,u
ftu9enn6tes Rrdut
V02) Stsbfn Sunrert unb srstunb e6sia @au. Sautr
(4S4l Sterbuntert unb Sierunb ,n1nIia gfb, ScpEsn.
loO S'eruntddtsie Suftel Wdtt.
O'eie 20daren merNe , rtLuft ~ IL tie BON Der &epternuo
LANCER ssbr uGt fereen
8ettnsung n-baar In &seterunasfonSs
Stds Gage psrben gum ~ srdGmen erfdubt
{ bCmds MILTON,
IN ~ optStSrl u y = 81 Brit BRIG Sen %
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SureGh,
TL-~..oG.En ~ Z

unter auff9t ber ~Deuti&sn @e(saiaatt-.
Nle Dteienisen, wtl6e beutf6e 9anbperter. Nrbctter cber
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ku an ben Aeenten Der @efeufhaft, 5rn. S. 4. WeIfn 8.
10 { NU: S. ttanstarase .ntabea, peI&er untntstIbIt&
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Scrfte19erHn0 BOA MCldf1e8.
Ne9lernu9S- Ssrtauf BON Subften3.8 uuren.
S.S SrPsr b So, @utHUrdrs.
Spbff M Office Il. g u,
Nc. lO5 u. Err bortRe.
Vdltt IRE W II Sun, 1875
Mm Mrntdt II. Stunt 1868 un II ll6r D1, ftaof, wp+ten
arf Hfsntl'Gsr BERT iserurs i'm a. nrsnbluit @S IL pa
$50 FIR urnsfdtr
gldtjebu 3aaisnO GS, OOO) @uuUnen MOIuFss
tn M item nj fri I pGto:
8pdnItg 20 Brf'. az 8lIpn n iebss ,~nttal.e-b.
~tn bnnhert unb febtn uo rstjt (l77 bib 4rIs: ,wet
unb ara Stg ~ 8alcu n btS en- taItrnb.
Dte'3eb 1huneert uub fret no feGSt1 (363) T66b,n SON
Sebn bic ;w6If @alrnen ] res en- balttSt.
Die Stie fnp lie FOR Rurtem nm Fl'er us rbSlt NOR.
ben un> iinb tn 'eftn 3 fInf.
pr 1iOiaf s Dtrb y rtauft ba STE JsSltrurs n DIT Idnstr
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ftrn btttntet. rerlouft. Srutsr j,tr6 Rdufer ftufubtn p1
e'nmal oemfhtn hd n mpaen, 70 ianr 0iGS Dor FER ueter.
tefrrun . nrb tte %te8ulGrrn Staltsai6er auf Rpnen ltS
Rd, re esi9ebu
8e't1ui$t on 'ungen: Baar In ORenitr crasseIb g&t
"a { Itne UNI Ge. br'rgsn ftr ga rem ertSubt.
Nun r Sor ber 3urt B<rfluf an eboitner SCrt,n iinb ouf
etsier OtFfs 81 le9ea pEb lam man httt ttilere &ustuntt
Fnlen.
/ m BtIGpn.
Gpt Ct @Ul unb 6 9 u e u
tNZ-ll E5t Brig Gen. Dol.
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prG,ttt6 cute Ptarmofeutfte Npebiibuns Az G, toItsn. ann
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urb ~sIsibuns. @b @i6tsr' NpOtbefsr'
tftmtJ no GA ". Broadway. Ode BON WluQtfenAr.
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ceoD Nlaur.-How commonplace
b his expression, and yet what VOL
rnss it m,y speak for all future time i!
We never listen TO its passing that this
fought does not force itself upon US,
b he tose in which it is uttered ever
0epy. The lapse Of = few fatal hours
u .isutss nay surround and hedge it
Nth horrors, that Of all the million
vords Which 1 lifetime has recorded
A&s TO ittl& words alone shall seem
0bs remembered. Good night! the
htels aAild has lisped as'it passed toa'a
bi6 htsf morn than ours the lover with
HI 0ey dream Of nuptial cmorrow; the
wife and mother, all the fragile threads
II household cares still in her fingers !;
The father with appealing eye, Of child
hood al unanswered. Good night that
seal upon days past and days to come
vhatbandso rash a to :rend aside the
vail that hides its tomorrow
Happiness can be made quite as we'll
sfehesp materials ss Of dear ones.