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New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, June 27.--There were 176 fresh cattle
at Bergen THIS morning 222 at Communpaw, and t6O az
OHeHundredthst. This makes Go50 since Monday ana,
with the numbers sale that day. 1900 for the week or
the largest with a single eXcepiOn-thc week ending
September a. last yeaT-ever sale. The JG0 fresh and
1s9 head from COInmunipaw and Hudson City, on the
One-HuHdredth-st market were all sold bW about 100
head remain at Hudson CITY, and nearly 500 AT COnmu-
paw, butchers having their fill and the slow, dead meat
markets. with bad weather In which TO expose the
quarters, deerrng them from laying In very large
stock ahead Stil many az the butchers have bought
more than they This week. and N there Is light
run n week two. the demand viii not be sufficient
for very high rates one lot OF 5i tidy little % cwt Hi
nOs steers sold to-day at 500 each with % others TO
Wholesale butcher ut $l2 which called strong ~
cwt Then lot Of sc ordinary Ohio steers and COWS,
owt WAS sold at l4lc The market upon the whole, was
not as strong yesterday, and many holding over
point 10 a slow trade aud low rates next Monday.
There about 200 sheep at Forteihst this morn
ing. at Bergen, cars ut Connnnipaw ana 800
head az Chmhcrlns They were ncafyhll sold oil, TIC
demand being good for fat stock Prices fIOn a
poor To medium; Cd7c for fair TO good aud iic
for some prime lots lot Of lambs wet from the cars,
sold this morning at 2c, and few very fine sheep
at 7.c; NM, ~ -. -. ,,...,.,, o.. ~, ,,o
some number at COmmunpaw. All disposed of at Z
dlo at the former place and q nc NJ the later market
Six Of 2O0d2l0 b weighed at &C. The hogs
running very good
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRsT BOARD.
TnuRsnAY. June 27-P. ".

Gold closed at 1884. The clearings at the Gold Ex
change Bank were $35, 10000 and the balance
A,5ls,155. :n.
Covsrnment stocks are active at full prices, with
steady demand for the 1040s at 1OOs'diOO4. Border
State stocks are finding their way into the hands OF
investing parties. Railway mortgages are hrih' ana
offered in small amounts only. The general
ahare market continues active and the transactons
unusually large. Prices severely hammered
during the day without success. The inclination to
narate for an upward turn is the increase. and
,-od many gtockshave already been taken out OF the
.+raet Inv parties ready to pay cash for them
Numerous small failures of bear spectators have
been reported, with good many shorts at low
,,rces still uncovered The decrease IN railway tal-
Sc has stimulated free sales by the bears VINO are
Dpable 70 comprehend the recent sudden upward
tprn and still unwilling to cOncede their mistake ana
brv in their stocks After the call the market WAS
very strong and still higher prices paid ior the ieaa
INC shares with large transactions AFTER the oeconu
Roarl the market strong, and al STOCKS "oie LII
demand. and the market closed firm az quotations
The following the closing prices new
tai 1O4ta 1O43; Erie G4iGG4t; Reading leosG lo'
Nicbioan southern, 77tG77i; Cleveland and Pitts
Imrgh. s14asls; Rock Island, 94ia94ti est
.rn soa03Ql: Northwestern Preferred, 6jtaOSs I;
Fort Wayne, l023alo2i.
Monev il more active, but rates are unchanged.
I'm call large sums can be had at 4Gb per cent ana
borrowers of good credit can almost make their o"h
,er,ns The price of commercial bills is unchanged.
The July bank statement in this vicinity will be
made with unusual ease, and from the semi-annuai
paymept of interest and dividends borrowers an'ei-
pate still lower rates for call loans.
The July meeting Of Congress is locked LOT win
interest in the street under the impression that some
financial legislation may be attempted The regular
session in December viii be largely occupied IN n
nancal discussion and before Congress adlours mex
Summer the National Banking Law must be senslDIy
ynodfed II specje payments are desired As the Jaw
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YoRK
CLEARED.

CLEARED
sesntp Plou'sr (Br) sbsckOre Coz B'E PsIT.ts bIos
st-smshp IL eEant (Brl Askey, Cow Bay PaTuA"e f"s
steamsdp Eagle Green, Ha1sss Atlantic Nai SssHslpCo
SHIP ksaS E. %c6s Sssis & Lsss coess a John r. Williams e,
Johanna Marie lBIsnl enAu' Bremen Wa fD".'s'''
FTS,g R,S S.S Br (BrG DeIter MIrsmch wbtnsv Co
BARK VIM Turner DBL Redmond Valparaiso Pstbn ChsnSey
Bari Bari . 6sa G. 3 nfSe sesns. cSS.a Halter Mece FA
BARK Galele BLACK Babsdce II IrsSsIdse. sS,c sens IA
Ps p F,tou o3rl Curry Marseie Cranda, unTbIsy Co
Bus Flor del Mar B Pettes st. John, B. cI'DcAl V~php
ss B.,. Howar, Br, Howard HsrAI crardsn urTly Co
sch Ocean ogsn Br Jons, sn1. o. .s1h y SIS, ES..
sc6 Volunteer tBr Psu. Rio Gs1ie d. sui B. s"sn & q:
sSST sss SS Bt RedISs Ysrmoal S. Boyd BnleA
ARRIVED. rI.f.r
Steamship Light Kills Bre1en 9Th r IN ballast and ~
RE Ascy. Ssa, ofLondoa Todd shaBsls Hs,c vh tss'
to CARY Co Passed Angler Mach 81 Cage u ooo" spe Ap"
BARK Bser Xcrs Adrssssn Bordeaux IS ea With sine te
fIS1 Bsm sf Lass MsSOusy Liverpool - s rih He's to D.
eD.ri kySs. DS91 %.a S''''' Malaga . f'' viii '' 'e"
Brig James Mahs Br Stuart shres S. scaJr vita
schr Wesio1e COUSINS Windsor S, Is days With plaster -
sehr K Chapman Cole Dorchester B. 70 days, With 'ssss
scbS Kelly Musqul.A J, DAYS. ,yes Rh.'s.o.
SHIP Roysl George from cauta for Lorfor s', !" he Shs
Ban ScswOod from NsrYOrt for ngOars Juns - 81 Msisass
BE- RST and from Palermo or Ne, iorE ut. 6 81 MAYA
MEMORANDA.
The StoEer reeeny ashore al tie bst'eJ ease 81
hleh water this morning and went TO her pier
DOMESTIC PORTS.
hass Fsany COusiaDpOps lAvreSe e~ Pssr' and
TOspxE SoSHor June sss.e bhs Sea KyHpA iron Rs
IN. ,cSSonerysht join T POrd CO BsuOr ton. let %
Atlantic vii be iran I sn f,hev succeed reaching hss s'
viii proceed to Paris sod place the ersh o. sItibtoh
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

The Chicago Common Council have before them a
nronosition to create debt of $SoOe0OO bearing an
annual interest of s2lOOOo to be raised by direct tax
alton upon the property of the public: Tins money
is intended TO be used to deepen the Illinois and
Michigan Canal six feet below Its present oepth'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
The Boston Traeller Of yesterday says

Tho ,nonev market still continues 10 be wei! suppneu
tb canitaf and the demand for accomnodat1ils Is iaI
t einC excessive either for commercial or Othi pui
,aes Te wants of the mercantile classes are restricted
v the general dullness of business and there are mort
Lenders than borrowers OF currency: snort 9ahs on
nIedges OF Government script were obtained To-Day az
and IN some instances per cent, reurnAbe on cai he
narket IA inactive and quiet on account OF inc
nyevoiling scarcity OF that grade OF notes vhch con-
nsnS ready buyers, outside OF the baHk pariors
hcst Endorsed paper (ithOut much regard Deang gwen "
Inc date of maturity easily negotiated by pansf ah
b brokers at G. with exceptions ut per cent IhS quo
ons for inferior qualities and single names run All tbo
way from up 10 IL per cent. The stock market SHOWS
n ninoTtanf changes either in tire volume OF transac
~ , m - IN nrces Most OF the solid dividend paying In
vestIneHts and especially the public secures are IN
.d oouest 40 that al the lots offered tor sale are
Of by those who need funds for other uses
and even the large premiums established tvr the
sjua abroad and factory shares, merpose noinderahce
~ ~ , OF ownership. The lOw-pr1ced stocks are
tSep negeced or else viewed through the medium Oh
au Inverted glass, which reduces them 10 AicVscop'
The following is a statement of the movement IN
L. - % Co. her last
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
nInMAr r,rNrNcs or rnInn wEEK IL JUNE.

N5or,ot.o l. Cincinnati s2I i46 s2s4I5 Dee $40
Western Union. n......... 1880 A,SlO Dec 1880
Ketcham, Phipps & Belknap is the title Of n new
Banking and Stock firm, at No. "a BToad-st. The
senior member IS Morris Ketcbam, rnne long asso-
ciated with financial affairs in this aty.
The following facts IN relation to the wheat traffic
tributary 10 the St. Paul & Chicago roads, viii be
found Of interest.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
SECOND BOARD.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT.
~ s 6s $40 COu so Treas Notes $40
/ lO.AoO. O...IlOs Sd Series.
2c,COO.--...-.-.lroi 5oO.....- small 1904
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
FO No 2j7 broadway, entrance on Park place
The Trustees Of this Institution directed that Interest deposits
thereto ending the rate OF SIX
PER CENT per exceeding $1,000 and FIVE PER
CENT 81 0 free from taxi sail be paid on and aer
Monday, July Is, 1861 FRANCIS 7. SCHOALS President
d WADE b. KoEuaII. Secre.arv. PgTBR CUNNING Acct
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
pcrt- -Waroen's Noiite.

srsrE roHs,
Popr.wAEDESs oTpcE No ~ William u
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WITH
section a az The AT passed April L. 1857 etu,led 40 Adj
bs W.,.o. OHcs Of the Port Of Kev fort 70 al
,sp,ed in or having cksge Of the subject matter 81 seh nes
survey owng vessels are no~ under sianlss
n b The Po and that the sa surves or samlhseens VI
he ete EeEi succeeding hs Depe 90 eSsfs sA
vessels:
st.snshp nenmuf.......... '.''.'.'''''''''';
Steamship william Penn.....
Derby
Nori Pol
Bark abd-el Nader.
barkR
sehI J. A. Parsons. .e
Arss HANNAH ssusAy.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
financial.

CRY OF ALLrGHNr, EEAsrRgHs OFFICE June 70 -;
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the HOLDERS
~ ~ the SIX PER CENT MUNICIPAL BONDS Of ALLEGHENY
CITY Coupons Bonds coming due JulT 1901 VII
be IA the the Bank Of Pnrgh IN the
Ctr of pti,hurgh Pa D. MACFElRON, City Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28
SGuirqs Banks.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
~ CHATHAMSQUARB OPPOSITE M0TT-sTD
INTEREST SIX PER CkST free o. Tax allowed deposits Of 81
to 5000.
Money deposited July will from that
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

cosPrEoLIER's OFFICE NASHVILLE June ], l@5L3
rTNHE INTEREST on the debt of the State OF
genns ng due the Jet Of Ja 1851 Will be paid At the
~ q. w. BLACKBURN Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

Notice is hereby gwen the Annual meeting Of The Stockholders o.
G Companv v be held Quebec THURSDAY, the h eay Of
'u'' 'O'' !" - GEO H. sIMARD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

VNHE COUPONS falling due July l, 1887, on
Tie Special Mortgage yeand PsiBee and Ahiabua
Railroad Company will be paid the Ocean National Bank Of the CITY Of
Ne -logko on aud strr that dae GEO H. hl, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

At Cincinnati on Monday. the money market was
close chiefly because Of decrease in the volume OF
currency The demand for loans though not large was
nj to ~ peg cent The scarcity Of currency depressed
exchange which closed heavy at par and 90 cents
preIunln selling.
At Chicago, on the same day, business in financial
circles dull Exchange was freely offered IN
noon and the market weak with sales between banks
at cents premium, but in the afternoon the feeling
was r1uer and sales were made at 40 cents premium The
counter rates were unchanged. . . g,
AtNew- Orleans on the 2lst, there was limited
movement foreign exchange the demand being Iair'
aud theofferngs light Sterling quoted ~ lHHl4t
for hin OF ladng bills 1884 moi for 10 first class and
I52G152t for bank; and francs at 330G37. for com
mercial and $40 for bank Domestic exchange was in
better supply The banks checked New-fOrk at tds
per cent PREMIUM the fcrmer rate being the ruling rate
toward the The closing rates for commercial wcEc
Ia ssper premium for sight, 80 for one day par
az per cent discount for ten 70 20 days tdh fOr 80
days aud II al: for CO days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-27
grotessipllal Gards.

sCANTKER q BURNTEsTER,
"a TTORNEYsy AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IA VIII attend to legal business in all the Courts
Of the Territory Prompt attention given to coee-
tions Office in Boise City. 6 spa1 @ n1tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-27
CITY COUNTY TERRIToRY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

ACosta Ferris.
q House and Lot east side Montgomery
street, house and lot west side Main
street with improvements on same,
and house and lot on the east side of
Montgomery street, "a o8
Acosta Trinidad, (L. Benitis, Ag't.
House and lot on the west side Mont
| gomery street, sors3 g. 80
Allen Sarab. A MgHaKE
Two houses and double LOT on the
corner of High and Wall streets, 10 %
Alfred H.
sawmiil at the mouth ofshafer creek /
opposite Horse Shoe Bend, 10 o5
All Pin.
House below place of DR.. Mitchell on Bag
Buena Vista. Bar and opposite City ~.
Brewery, le--7 80 e g 81
Adams, Nunley & Co. i
Personal property, Als ssi5 Al
Abbott & Bro. 'ss as
Ranch on the Payette with improve n
ments thereon, and personal property ~ 80
Brodbeck John. ~
House and lot at the lower end Main
street. sfse a.-A e0o I'll
Bright N. w.
House and improvements used as a
store on Buena Vista Bar and person.
al property, SO 51l
B6zzine Jno.
House used as hotel in Upper Gold
Hill, I'LL
Brown Jonas w. "a .yf,,,ss
House and lot on High street, used as
residence, and personal property, Is GAL
Bennifeld John.
House and lot formerly owned and oc-
cuped by Harry Hays and personal
property, ''''. '.7 A'a..' 81 80
Brown j. r. i'sa
House and lot at the lower end of
Montgomery street and personal prop
erty' # f. % ~
Burkett J. M. @
Butcher shop in Pioneer City, 70
Burkhart A.
House and lot adjoining Ben Wilson's
in Pioneer City, and personal prop
erty, II 20l
Boatman n. G..
House and lot in Pioneer City and
personal property, % 81
Brown J. S.
Personal property, As
Clark Geo.
House and lot west side of High st.,
and personal property, 13 25
Cuney & Wilson.
House and lot adjoining the Bank Ex-
change, occupied by Deter 4 Co.,
and dwelling house in rear of same, is 81
Cody John.
House on corner of Wall and Main
streets, house on lot on High street,
cellar ON High street, vacant lot on
High street and personal property, "a 20
Coed & Go.
Improvements OH mining claim, hy-
draulic, &c, in the rear of the City
Brewery on Buena Vista Bar, IL %
Charley (Chinaman).
Boarding house on the North side of
Montgomery street, store and person
olproperty, 10 50
Colly J. w.
House on the north side of Montgom-
cry street, next above Mrs. Chase, 5.41
Chapman VIM.
Personal property on the Payette, 68 70
Chapman N. G.
House and lot on Wallula street, oc-
eIIniod hr Cthinoman onI narSnnol
property, 13 n
Crozer john
Personal property, 13 93
Cox. Thos.
Personal property. IA 81
Chinaman.
Building on Montgomery street, next
above the Douglas corner, 12 %
Campbell George.
Personal property, II 68
Chinaman.
House next to Noonan's shop. Morss-
town, 5 AL
Ghinaman. Il
Hurdy saloon on the east side More's
creek, above Mowers saw mill. 8 S8
Cook Jno. T. II
Water ditch out of Pixies Fork of
Crooked river Is ga
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-27
CHAs. q. DUnLHY.
a. G. fSAACs.
j. U. May,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
N Court House, Idaho City. .8af n43tf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-01

This new and beautiful style Of skirt Patented
1arch :. 1861 was awarded by the GREAT ANrRI-
An INSTITUTE FAB, held in New York, Oct, 1861 a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-01

y ..
q short stout man, that was very weak,
and begged him to send me wherever 7
was TO 20; "You will be weaker before
you get through with this" said he, very
gravely; after some delay, he sent me into
a back cell, the southwest corner cell on
the lower floor of the station; there were
one or two persons i'm the cell when | got
there; other persons who were i'm the hall
when got there were soon brought in:
Mr.. Jackson and Mr.. Horton were soon
brought in; Mr.. Horton was partially con-
scious when he was brought in; he begged
me to take him to the Carrollton depot
that he might get home; told him that
could not do more than he; soon Mr.
Waters, member ofthe Convention, was
brought in. and number of others who
were in the hall when went away; had,
with the assistance of some persons In
there, got upon shelf in the cell, and lay
there and got my coat off; Mr.. Waters
took Off his undershirt and wetted it; j
had to wash the blood off to cool my
head; how long | remained there do not
know; Mr. Horton soon after came i'm and
began 10 talk wildly, aud have been in
Formed never had his senses afterwards; |
never saw him after he was taken from the
cell
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-01
DrsDs HlsEELYE & Co.,
FREEPoRT. ILLINOIS.
eEafegsrfan a-sTr.sFTs u --F.-7r-r 80 "a
. Sold ~ al Wholesale and retail Druggists.
ssFst1 zfEfl3s e fre sd reita - rl1- > ~
'='sss'ih 1's's AGENTS. : r .s

ssfsJohn d. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuilsr
Ffnck & Fuli.S. Chicago. m; Busnhams 3
vanSchaacfr Chicago, III. Demas Barnes &
Co., New York D. Ransom T. Co.. Buffalo,
N.Y.; Earrand, Shelley & Co.. Detroit, Mich
Weeks & Potter, Boston, Mass; French
Richards q CO.. Philadelphiasf Pa: R. e. Sell
~~lers 4 Co., Pittsburgh, Pa; Collins Bros,
81 louis. No.; barnes, Ward & Co., New
Orleans, La; R. A. Robinsoa / Co-,Louis
Vile. KY; Bigley & Bro. Memphis, Tenn
p. e. Depsy, Richmond Va; Thompson &
Bloc,t, Baltimore. Nd; Dexter & Nelleger
Albany. N z; Strong b Armstrong, Cleve-
land, Chic; VIM Johnston, Detroit, Mich.
Wilson Peters l. Co., Louisville, Ky.
Oct, IL 1S66-y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-01
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
CHARIESTOWN, THURSDAY, MARCH IA, 1867. So
Read Them.

Il Is said that the first two verses Of the first
chapter Of Chronicles Of Snccess read thus:
Whohath sadness? Who hath woe? Who
shineth tue street with gloom OF countenance
and pcrplexity Of mind? Who loseth the con-
fidence anu patronage o. men, and sinketh into
poverty and f3rgetfulEess? liz THAT ApvER-
TIsErH NOT. He that did not make himself
known through the papers He who, hy his
neglect in this matter. deprivctb himself Of
gain, and secureth to himself lo-s li;s hn,i-
ness wisdom is ioolishness His lack of know!-
edge aye, his stingincss, siicae;h out, and The
discerning shun him.
Whohath gladness? Whohath joy Who
hath success? Who hath a growing business
to full Golfers? Who payeth his notes prompt
ly? Who gaineth the confidence and patrcn-
age of men, and riseth to aauence? HETHAT
ADvERTIsETH liberally-that through the
journals of the day making himself and his
business known! He hath chosen the part Of
wisdom, and his riches and honor increase like
the light Of the morning His shallow grow
eth broad His complacency increaseth. His
fame extendeth. His happiness endureth, and
he is honored and blessed Of all men-particu-
larry by printers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
POETHCAL.
The Desolate Home.


From ''The Land We Love- for Fehrusry.l
There is dust on the doorway, there is mould on
the wall,
There's chill at the hearth stone, hush through
the hail.
And the stately old mansion stands darhened and
cold
By the zeal, loving hearts that j, sheltered Of old
No light at the lattice, no smile at the door,
No cheer at its table. no dance on its hOOr,
But "glory departed" and silence, alone!
"Dust unto dust" upon pillar and stone
No laughter Of childhood no shout on the lawn,
No footstep TO echo the feet that are gone,-
Feet of the beautiful, forms OF the brave,
Falling in other lands, gone to the gravel
No anthem ofpraises, no hymn rising clear,
No song at the bridal, no wall at the bieri
All the chords efits symphonies scattered and riven
It's altar in ashes Its incense in Heaven
IT'S life's deepest sadness thus lonely 10 stand
Mid the wreck ofa HONE, the pride OF the land
Its chambers untitled as its children depart,
The melody stilled in its desolate heart.
Yet softly the sunshine still rests on the grass,
And lightly and swiftly the cloud-shadOws pass;
And still the broad meadow exults in the sheen,
With its fUam-crest of snow, and its billows ofgreen
And the verdure shall creep to the mouldering walls
And the sunlight shall sleep in the desoate halls,
And the foot of the Pilgrim shall find 10 the last
Some fragrance of Home at the shrine Of the Past
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

ALL ABOUT DIMPLEs-Whoever is respon-
sible for the following should be Immediately
placed under restraint by his friends--if he has
any-for he is dangerous animal to be at
large:
"Dimpies are the perpetual smiles Of Nature
the very cunningest device and lurking place
of love. When earth is dimpled by dels and
valleys, it always seems to laugh; when the
ocean is dimpled by the breeze, itsparkles with
ioy beneath the sunshine of heaven. We can
not look for frowns on dimpled face; frowns
and dimples will not associate together. How
soft. how roguish, how beautiful are the dim
pies in the elbows and shonders the pretty
hands and feet Of the rosy babe. Mothers dote
upon those darling dimples, and delight to kiss
them. But perfectly enchanting dmples, at
least to the eyes OF an enthusiastic young man,
are those which come peeping out Of the checks
around the mouth Of sweet seventeen, when
sweet seventeen essays some arch provoking
sally, peeping out and flying away the moment
after, coming and going with the most bewitch-
ing coquetry."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

TIE LArGH OF A WoIAy.-A woman has
no natural gift more bewitching than sweet
laugh. It is like the sound Of flutes on the
water. It leaps from her in clear sparkling
rll. and the heart that hears il feels as if bathed
in a COOL exhilarating spring. Have you ever
pursued an unseen fugitive through trees, led
on by fairy laugh-now here, now there, now
lost, now found? We have: and we are pur-
suing that voice to this day. Sometimes twill
come to Us ip.the midst of care and sorrow, or
irksome business, and we turn away and listen
and hear it ringing through the room like a sil-
yer bell, with power TO scare away the evil
spirits Of the mind How much we owetothat
sweet laugh 1t turns the prose to poetry; it
fings flowers of sunshine over the darkness Of
the wood in which we are travelling; it touches
with light even our sleep, which isno more the
image of death, but is consumed with dreams
that are The shadows Of immortality. Il PREM