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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

A BosToN VIEW OF A. ]. HAMIL-
Tog.-Governor A. j. Hamilton is of
the gang of enthusiastic loyal South
ernors to whom the pure and elova-
ted City of Boston bowed its head
of welcome a few days ago. This
is the Ajax of the confraternity of
vulgar Greeks, whom the Mayor Of
the most moral city on the continent
conducted with bated breath ofrev-
erence, in splendid equipage, at the
expense of the sons of the 'Pilgram
Fathers, around the city limits, in
Producing him to schools, where the
innocent daughters of the burghers
were taught to look upon him as the
type of all Christian and patriotic
perfection; he the murderer, the
wife-whipper, the negro-stealcr, the
negro seller, the Brooks cane-pre-
senter, the rowdy of the brothel;
and yet no worse a specimen than
Brownlow, the inventor Of bias
phemies for pulpit practice. In good
truth it is much suspected that a
grand malice was at the bottom Of
this reception of the "lOyal South
ernors. The North had been
brought to believe that Southern
Shareholders were not far removed
from the condition of beasts slightly
humaDized and thus the crusades
against the South has been justified,
the war justified; the farther disun-
ion justified; and to prove all this
BY tangible evidence, the subtle
trick was resorted 10, 10 show before
the New England States the living
proof Of the fact; the Illustrations
in Hamilton, Brownlow and the
gang entire, and thus justify the
public sentiment against the SOUTH
10 this enlightened sectieh. A Bit
Ter and vitheriDg sarcasm or an m
worthy fraud.-BostOH EDening Con-
nsrrfqf --.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

SAN FRANcIsco. Dct. "a dis
patch from Salem, Oregon, states
that, in the House Of Assembly,
yesterday. Mr.. IL, mason offered a
series Of resolutions declaring that
the action of the House in ratify-
ing the constitutional amendment
beioFe -the admission of the mem
bars from 6rEn; county was fraud
ulont, and, hy tie Hid of one Union
member, the resolutions were adop-
ted by yeas "A 10 nays q The
Secretary Of State vas thea rcquir-
cd 20 transmit 2 copy of the resoln-
tons 70 Secretary Seward. Fur
ther action viii BE- had tomorrow.
Nathan Floyd, late Of Ieaven-
woT1h. Kas recently killed, togeth-
er with seven companions, BY par
tv of In lianS, while en- route tc
Montana.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

skirmishing ca sunday night be-
tween SONS OF the garrison of Ma,a'
moros outside the works, and the
advance OF Cortina's forces,
The truthlulnoss Of these reports
is apparent from the fact that CVrti'
na advance, on yesterday morning,
was within two miles of the works
in the rear Of the town,
Cuualcs, yesterday morning, dis
banded the citizen militia, or Ma.
tional Guard, Us such, and inc0rpp.
rWtcd it anew into the regular forces
or his skeleton command,
ANOTHER ARREST BY THE Moro
moUs CHAGa..-,it will be seen lrom
the following that Capt. Craig Ia
ranging over The country and mat
ing arrests with impuhity, This
thing ought to be stopped immcdi'
atcly, II is nnbearablc:
AUSTIN, Oct, II, 1866
have Just been permitted to read
the following extract ofa letter from
Hon, John Ireland, Judge of tho End
Judicial District, addressed to cit;
izen Of this city, dated, .-
"SEGUIN, Oct. Z, 1866
* * s Capt. Craig, of Bren
ham notoricty, arrested our Clerk
to. day. and took, from his office, all
the papers in somo criminal cases,
pending against Longworth, former
agent Of the Frcedmen's Bureau, ut
this place. This is the second time,
in this District, that this outrage has
been committed, and il it is permit.
ted at Washington, / shall not at.
tempt to hold another court.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27
Romance or War.


The following anecdote is from
the October number Of the Land
we Love .. .. s- ..
Major b., had command ola bat
talon ofTeXas cavalry, well known
to the people Of that State fer It's
deeds Of daring among the snow
capped mountains Of New Mexico
and the Swamps Of Louisiana
While serving in Louisiana, pre-.
vious to the first raid Of Banks on
the Red River valley, he fell in love
with sweet girl, proposed and was
accepted in due form. But just at
this juncturc Banks column came
along, carrying ruin and dcsolation
in their track, Our troops fell back
into the interior, but the fair young
girl remained with her mother on
the plantations When the federal
army rctrcatrd to Brashcar City,
the Conieleratcs were close upon
their heels, and, Of course. one OF
the first acts Of the cnamorcd Ma.
jor was to call upon his promised
w.. w. ra:J o,.nna ,,'" boJ'' Ill ".e ha
DS 3SJ . ' " tno,. to Iii JJI ;Il ''' a. "' aI Use
"',oo va, ,,h;a. ato.M '''t , M'i'e' y, ..,t"
,i,nt,t;nn t Lod hoon W ""n Ln",, ''r"' ~ H.
t"nr"L TLo I' ,.o,n,. rCr Iah, ".',." ot ~ t D
IeC,, IuoS w. ., ':, n G"'I '''I INV ipIi
IVY ,,',.sa,f. ~ g." ~ ,"', S' ,r"i't,', t n5"a.u
tIons.,,I H. 'va ~ 'o", ,, Il" t"u ""i'ur ; VI
T. - ,'nt i,.Lt ~ Loid 81" 1 So,
,,IaI,rn ' rnTnr % ,Lo,n w. "'u ";.o, "" 49, ,;a
n'7U "'tm tnoa N. ..So N'I.'''e.I nn,I;d "a
'W";o' STG '.'t ..r 'ur' Io ,' Nv, iep''eu @ ~"
n,.n,ra,., u|, W w., ouo W" Jno ,'u "'t o"',
rh,"i',% hor 0S Somo ,o ,",Ii n,"nIL ~ .ftn no
,,nnL, @ ~ thn rohIn "''1I HI,;mn '''f. EN- inn "se
""','' ,"e ''"p'o tn''T' lc'' ue'P,-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

Hon. l.. ID. Evans is on the stump
in the North. earnestly workihg.in
support of the Presidents policy.
He keeps a sharp look out after
Jack Hamilton. an,l iS said to be
very successful IN refGting his SIAN
ders upon the people OF Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

RATHER RoMANTIC.-A captain Of
Z. S. Artillery, stationed at Fort
Brown, was once major in the
Prussion service. Like many 9TH
crs who have fought on the weak
side, .he became involved in his ma
tive country, and was driven into
exile lie came TO the United States
and soon after joined the L. 5. ar
my as a private, and rose to cap
taincy. Capt Milowkowski recent
~ led to the hymcni;il altar Miss
Lou Smith-a sister to Mrs. Gen.
Ford, COld Rip) The honeymoon
was cnlivcncd by the receipt of the
title of Baron. with a full restora-
ton OF the property he once pos
sesscd in Prussia. We do not learn
whether his good luck viii occasion
a vacancy in Uncle Saih's military
family or rnot.-C Corpus Christi Adro-
rQfc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

TIE MEXICAN QuEsTIoN,-A Wash
ington letter states that the key to
the appointment Of Gen. Dix as
Minister to France in place Of Mr.,
Bigclow is found in the facts that
b. has become too strongly welded
to the Imperial side Of the Mexican
question to fit him rs n representa-
tive of the United States at Paris,
and that D, delivered an address to
the Seventh Regiment in New York
last February, perusal Of which
will show that he is prepared to
take much bolder Monroe gound
than B., under the inspiration of the
Secretary of State, has felt himself
justified in assuming.
STAMPED ENVELOPES FOR BUsI-
NESS MEN.-A New REGULATION OF
THE PosToFFicE DEPARTMENTS MORE
AccoMMoDATIoN.--A change has
been made by the Postofiice Depart
ment in the plans by which stamp
ed envelopes were furnished, with
the name and address Of the SEN
ders of letters, and request to re-
turn them within specified time,
if not taken from the postoflice.
These envelopes were supplied, it
will be remembered, without extra
charge for printing. The orders be-
came constantly moro numerous /;
but the business men complained
that the printing, which was from
common "clarendon" type, and in
straight lines, three or four in num-
Der, across the end Of the envelope,
did not suit them, and they asked
for u style of printing that should
ornament the envelope and be use
ful to themselves.
The Postmaster General has re-
Gently issued instructions making
provisions for printing Of business
cards on envelopes in any desired
form or design, with request to re-
turn letters-provided that not less
than five hundred envelopes are Or.
dered, and the persons wanting
them furnish the cuts or rplates, pre-
pared for the press, from which to
have the printing done. Postmas-
tcrs are to receive the orders on the
usual terms, the cost being about
the value of the plain envelopes,
with the addition Of the amount of
the required stamp. .'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27
Corner Main q Congress sts.,
Houston, Texas.

Ho1ston, SEP. J, IsSs.-lIiy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

. D. ysur -. . IsaIiss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27
Darling & Merriman,

Emporium of Fashion
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17
BUZZELL,S
MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE
coRHAM...

DAIIENTS sfnicted With CHRONIC or SuReIcAL
J. DiseaSe seqsirny operations or surgical ap-
pllsnoss, and who nay wish 70 bo under the treat
nent and care OF DR.. J. NJ. BusIell, Of Gorham,
patients ut his Institute, where they will be pro-
vided with pleasant and well-ventilsted rooms,
board, treatment nursing, slectricity, baths, &s.
sSoR reasonable tsrms.
The advantages Of such an Institution, where pa.
tents can be under the watch and care o. IN s1po.
fisnced physician. good nurses, with diet suited
10 their case, with every medical and surgical ap-
pliance, and free from ell the cares and anxietes
Or their own homo, must be apparent 70 all "A
patient, under suoh circumstances, can realise nAr
more benefit from treatment In one week, than
they could In whole month at homo with an 90
ossional visit from physician.
shronis and surgical diseases. the success Of his
practice, as we'll rs his large experience In opera
i've surgery, lustitles Dr. II. In assuming that pa
tents under bis caro- and treatment Will enjoy
and recovery nom disease. No means or pains
will DO spared for the benedt OF those who may
patronise his Institute. .-
~ The Cape Elizabeth Mineral Water will So
furnished 10 patients ut tho Institute.
TER MS,~.Patients afncted with chronic or
treatment, baths, &C., So, included. nom $i5O TO
Sl.Co per dag, according TO the nature of tho cass
Tho prios will be agreed upon when the patient en-
will be charged extra in all cases but they will
not exceed the ordinary charge In such eases. Pa
tisnts will b required to settls their bills wssti
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Gorham, July, 1866.
- DR.. Busssll would give further notice that
he may DO consulted by patients at The SSco House
IN saco, every Saturday, frvm 10 A. n. until 9 2.
NJ, (Aftsr the present week. and Mt ths Institute
In Gorham all other days In the week. sundays ex-
esptsd. u. E 6w3a
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17
CANDY ADULTERATIoHs.

Our new health espionage 70 bringing 70
iisht some queer things. The common candles
and oonisotionsries Of commerce srs not sl-
together toothsoms nor wholesome, II recent
Investigations arc to be believed.
The sdulterstion Of sugar candies and spices
10 trade largely and regularly carried on in
this city. Instead Of plaster, which I'LL lately
entered 90 largely into the manufacture Of CON-
dictionary, In place Of sugar. . new article has
been discovered, called Terra alba, Of whits
earth. It comes from Ireland, and costs BY the
barrel Q Ia cents pound, while loaf sugar
costs II oeats. The body Of candles, the coat.
Ing Of almonds and losengss. are made from
this earthly matsrisl. II Is whittier than plaster
and Is much used In the sdulteration OF hour
sold In this market A glue, paint and oil man
ufactursr Of New York has sent round bis sa-
nual circular. which have seen, to the pribci.
pal eonfsctionsrs. calling attention 10 fresh
arrival OF this white earth. I have seen an
ounce Of lo,engss dissolved In water In which
two.thirds Of IN ounce was Of Tsrra aloe, and
not particle Of sugar In the lot
The common method Of asvoring candles,
slmons, sugsr.plums, 60, 10 with dsletsrious
substances. The pine apple favor, the banana
and the peach are made from fssil-oll. which
is very poisonous. Bitter almond favor 10
made from pruss,c acid uasdultersted. Pine
apple favor is also obtained from rotten cheese.
very rotten. and nitric acid.
Gum arabic hr pure gum drops % costly.
An article has been invented Of the most beau.
,iiul appearance. that s used instead Of the
gum. Il I, very poisonous. In pure candy
eochlneai Il used to color red, and saffron for
the yellow. Bat In the common candies pois.
ouous eoloring ID put. the same that 10 used 10
color wines and liquors. One Of ths most com.
mon u called "csrlot." into which arsenic
largely enters. A few grains Of the substasos
win color eask Of wine. Liquorios dops for
the ''trsds" srs made Of poor brown sugar.
glue and lamp black, favored With liqsories.
And for the Western trade much OF this vile
stud 10 PACKED In barrels and ssst West 70 Be
nut ND In boxes 70 suit the msrkst. Of which
from IS 70 20 per cent 10 Trrs sibs. This
material enter. largely Into the common ehoe-
ols.ss and spices. Much Of the cream Of tar.
,as ussd for brad d made Of Tsrrs sibs ssd
taStarie scid.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

rWbeu Admiral fsmgt wM ten
80. or - hin fasher, then IN odicet Of
,.rI IN the ijnIted Ssstes Navy, and high
i. ,hs .s,imssioa OF tho sovcmmeot, ssid
4. =: - - IN : hearing, thst when he (ths boy)
- :, "a enough 10 ssste . compscs sud
- js he hsd . hsrgain 20 oder HIM
IL soa suss up rsnd ssked his iathss 70
css,s The terms Of the compact Tho Ad.
,nir.l said sTbs pcoposal lsai Intend. 70
mako b this: II you will not smoke nor
chew tohscco, drink intoxicating drisks nor
ssroug wines dil you arc y ys:T o. So - :
win theu give ycu $1,000 IN %
enough 70 make that bargain now, -
young Fsnssut ~ Win sceept mo oust.
The 6arEain wss closed. And on tss a.
tainmcns Of young rar.gitIs ma,o'sy, The
essh was handed ovcr. r-sl.a a,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

A sroaY o. a srHrfSEI.-A s'ory Is
,o,d Of Pr,ssian sentinel stationed on the
.,sp,s .. TOppsu, and Ieh behind tbero
when bis company retreaiod. The citizens
attempted to sste him prisoner, but tho
rr,ss;sn easily defended with his bsyonct
tho n.now winding stair BY which alone
socss could be sainod TO tho ssesp's. They
tben decided on reducing him by famine,
but the Prnssisn having with him = good
supply Of e.ru;dses. announced thss un'e.a
he wss regularly and well fed he would
sboos every oos who ps.ssd 10 tho Streets
..u,,pd tho church. The good soldier ,l'ns
coutnvsd 10 maintain hs Posiiion for TWO
days whom Troppau wss re-oecup'sd ''y tho
Erss;ans md No wss relieved.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

aid Beuy, ssernly. sYoa who knew yea
never would Iove her You've been very
selfish, Master Albert"
A new light dswned upon me, radiance
brilliant beyond my hopes.
aBctiy," said l ayou srs dreaming.
She must think mo old enough. TO be q
grandfather, with my long faes and bald
crown and this crutch. I've had ono dream
broken; don't oct mo dreaming again for
Heavens sake!' jv ..a7'
/ Old Betty looked 1t mo then caught my
face In both hands and kissed mo.
aMaster Berie, }" said she, Z" ! shsnt tell
you word more. Tho child Is under the
grapevine ou, yooder; 30 and find out
what you want 10 know for yourselE You
silly, handsome, good .tor.nothins fellow y
] found my child under Mo srape.vine.
her faco wet with tears. I sst down by her
aud put my arm sbout her waist. '.a's .
aNellie, said ], adont shrink from mo.
I am your true friend. Your friend. what
ever answer you may give inc now. am
older than you. am not vain enough to
think myself young girls beau ideal. But
I love you dearly, Nelly. Can you love me
enough to be my wife' If you can not, II
another claims your heart, do not ny ycs
from gratitude. Tell me tho truth, and
still retain fathers, brothers, friends If.
fection. Nellief |
] bent over her, and my life seemed in
her keeping. Until that moment ! had not
known myself loved her madly. felt
now better, far better, than in my youth l
had loved Aletta Stanton.
She spake no tworl.
aNellie 2" ! said, - Nellie ?" and a brown
hand was laid Of its own accord In mine.
and beneath my guzo the dark eyes dare
not lin themselves, but hid their sweetness
on my breast. Nellie was mine.
sat with her beating heart SO near my
own, and thought Il ull over l remem.
bcrcd the child in her cotton gown standing
In the gallery of tho church on that wed.
ding morn. I remembered the child whom
I had taught the girl with whom ! had
passed such happy hours. Aud ] felt that
this living love, sprung, phDnix like, from
the ashes Of the dead one, was the purcst
feelingof my life.
80 my old fancy Of keeping house with
my child came true at last; only when she
crossed the threshold Of my homo with me
called her wife. And still the touch Of
her brown hand brings comfort with Il |;
sill her sweet voice Is better to mo than al
tho music In tho world. And, q In my
youth iancied myself old, surely In my
ago shall believe myself young, for while
wo love and arc beloved youth can never
die, and while we live and my Nellie
must lovo each other.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

wHAr Dtp Irs-A yesag lady. returning 70 her
country homs aftsr . ss3osFa of q lev months In
New York, wss hardly recognised By her frisnds
In place OF rustic, flushed laos. she had eoak
ruhy com plexion, OF almost marble s'noothncss
and instead OF ~, she really appeared but ~. she
told them plainly she used liaganS magnolia
Balm, and weuld not be without IL. Any lady can
using this article. II can be ordered Of any drug
xiss Ior only 80 cents.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

~ The action Of the Prssideut In the New
Orleans business has lost him many frieuds Who
hitherto supported his policy. The San, for.
msrly paper favorable TO the Prssident, 70.
volts from sastaising he instructioos to Mr..
Hsrrou. Mr. Johason's objsetioss 70 he Con-
vsatiou, that Il d not eoapossd Of dslsgs.es
shossa froa ths people OF the vhols Sssis. b
veil Disposed Of By fss Ban. vhieh sslsds
him that ''at the time Of ih election. thrss.
iourshs Of the sah psop,s-of The sb'e-eod'ss
slass-vsrs fighting 70 destroy The us.0s' sss
Hunting down such men - Asdrsv 'oAns'a'
M Y. Tribsss.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

-Ia lining The kettis ffea The Gre sesidsd ~
fhs toeturS vas unbsAsAbls. - The Asztesa
nsssasx Llsiaens relieved The pain almost inms-
distsly. 10 healed rapidly. and len vssy h'''s
csAa Yosrsa. <so broad 81 4, rhlla1a.-
THIS b msssiy . saapls % whak the MuseAnx
L,aimspt viii Do. 10 % tavsluAblstn al cesse ef
vessdA, svsllisys. spsslss esis, bruises. spavins
Beware ef eountsrfsits. None 10 Isauine M
lsss wrapped In ans stesl.plats sngravtngA oser.
ing the signature Of u. W. wsstbrook. Chsmise ssd
,hs s'-si' stamp q DssAs BAasss . ~'S'1
sSRHroGA SPRING wArER.sold BY al Drusxists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

aT.-,sso-X-rAs anesnt Of Plantation BIZ
vouId All Broadvay stl fsss high iron the Park 70
an street. DrakeS manshctory 10 one of The In
sslsssions OF Nsw York. IL lis said that Dtahs
painted all the rocks In the EAs.srn esatss .sh az
rr.nay Legislators " pas Law .prsvseting ais
3rvyi1s Ire tacs of nsturs," which Eivss hin no.
scpoiy. We do aes kssv hov this u. sst vs do
hnos The Plaatatioa Bittsrs snLl = no othss AZ
oomm q unisy and ere death On Dyspspsla-esrtain.
They srs very invieoratisg when langaid and vsah'
sSRAfcSA All @ sssgsiSsMArER sold BY ell Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

Iislmstreets inimitabie Hair Colorins has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years
II acts upon the ahsorbents at the roots of the
hair aud changes ID to Its original color ~ de-
the hair. Hsimstrsets is sst dye, hut Is certain
In its results prousetss Its growth, and 10 beau
tifal llAiR DRgssISG, Pries ~ cents and &l!oo.
s%RSfoGAs sPRiNG WATER sold by all Druggists
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

All Who value beautiful bead of hair. and its
pr,ssrvatioa ffom premature baldnsss and turning
gray. will not AI 10 uss Lyons oess6rstea hs'
sradicatss dandrua. spd esssss the hair 70 grow
vith iuxurians hssu(S. 10 10 sold every whore.
Il. Til0hAs LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

-As ., vsrs travsiliss tss days ago.
~ - 0rsasjlis lAlshaas) Advoesis. be-
issss Ts.,s ssd Pollard. We e,ns $500 so~s
eoocskin. sAoss Of rsv hA.. hh 50 ssd
~ -, y~S 20 SiInsy that q NE Iaposslbls
"a Hsstify o.. He hsd sn OH esstsss ssi
Ssy0ssef. o. isqsiry Ne fusd oss slss hs
- deeertsr ffou, The Confeisrats army. % y
"a bees Iyine IN The It'll Swamps ~ Flcst is.
snd hsd jusk heard that the var va over. nj
vas hunting ups rciera' oflsst To svs psrof'i
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17
,WisssIIas,s'is,a!s'. Il,
RECOMPENSE.

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--.-.... - - -
--~Or--1r--
'IOOMTGNSI.
-. &
na, o'o"n 'nu''h y'noehn IL you
p'e.'' s1fS - ,,, =,
ns" spoA' 70 ue' 'u'a mo '0o~o'' :
=. nc" Aneio :" .o.n0" u AA'oe" aao
cn''o'e" 81 o' .A'e0n. ins 0"e " 'n'"'
quo w0ee 'no 'ean"0* '' co''oa o'e
oe'.eo q. me wa's' Z ps'r OF 'es'n'r oocs'
ano . wn'"spFon. innet os"o sne can'eo
: 'on'o0nne1 na ne' ns.' c'oPPe' o'os'
.Ao e.''u !" p's', "" "oo' ".'
he"o' A"0 mo- 'a" '.'' "'
s"ee"e" ano 'n'n"o00neo' VIC ""'' ''o"''
nanos INC hano' o' TOLL NO young ,s'y
'n's' ye' '"e'e wa n0'"'ns cosVs0 ana '"'s"'
aoout her unless u were tnoee nands'
THAT Is oidtown church, my DEAR
said. "Aro you going there 2"
aYes' SIR to sec tho wedding. Arc
you
was moro iooI j. mous'i dd not say
20 20 III" cn''d. Inc or'de ior whom the
o0''s we'o n"s"s "as 70 oe 'n'ho 70 o"co'
"oa'a nave oeeh oo' '0r inc aec'ue"' ~n'c'
~ nsu '"ppea mo ."a 'na"soo ny nea'''
!. QUO 10" uo"' "'1""S op0n "e''"0'o
w, %" '''' ''o'" a,,a ''' ner 'i''' QUO QUO
=, '"1 "e, ''eeo'" s'aa'y' ano VIC wels '"o'
quo "sa !o''0 '0's0"oh me, no oouo''
"''eu , VIC" "e,o' '','o 'o's "''
new e""e'y 10" s"0 ~o"a 'o0A i'
snowy s''k ana 'ace ana coronet oi pears
h"d dreamed oi her IN bridal robes 30
o''en'
nodded to the little thing beside me
trudginy over tho medow path with tho tall
grass almost to her waist, and looking at me
w''au"y.
" never saw a wedding she said.
aNo| d..
M"' on "nnd'a'ncr 'a'a might come
NC a'o"' care h'm'eh. It's a long walk
100 rom '"e ''vefn, ana mes very DID,
Doe' your srano'atner Keep the 'averw
| asked.
"No' SRI wish no did J. SAID the child
"He has only his fiddle, and people hall
the time don't caro- Tor tunes. What else
can ne 10 !houshf Tonight there's q
aahce' ana 10 10 play Tor them. ihats
why "o s'oppea .H.y
po'' "uu'e's 'n'"ug" g'nna,c"''o-
a. p''' "' 'e'o"' Po'ci'y oou'a 'o-ye'
ner presence somehow, cheered me- ha'i
cn''d' ha'' woman ana child Al hear.
ana oeautiiui' ana kindly. en-
'ouragcd her 70 hnger at my SIDE ! said
70 hcr:-
"iw'il show you a place where you can
see the orido we'll u s h the gallery.
WIN you IKE ''at
"o"t KNOW, sne sa'd' l haVnt o.
'en ,cen 70 c"ur'n, we pray '0sc,ner III
o".'' P'aee', B 'oha'a'"er o"o l. w" 20"
70 NC ne'','' :,
A"'" : '"'''' nHe l.
:, o"' WIN "' "'e"' 'a''' '"' '"c
"e'
"'a meant TO h,ao "ySe. !" 'ne so''
a'y' anu sec my 100. 'o'e 'nar',ca qa"o "n
'een' inS compsn!oosn'p naa moi oeen 10
my 'oee al all nut hkeo IL NO i'cni,
10 'c,a"on' nss my own s's'er, woua
nave nao oeS'de mo OUT TINS elnsn h'ns
was :, 700 '"'ooon' 70 'eer' 'ec 'no way UP
mo oa'k o'd s'a'r'' ana 'owaru spot quite
from general view. Then J s"'
now" ana 'he 5000 'oan'ns over 'ne ha'u''
Iradc'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-17

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