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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-14
COM N z RCiAL.
navenperi ssarLe, Repert.

payenrori Market Repcrt.
0ssce or rnE DAvsspoxr DrsocaAr.
March IL. 1868.
F,our Choice family Wholesale, tlo. 40; re-
tail. al ..
wnsn NO !. si.so2sl,; No. ., si.7oa
It's
Oars ce1is-
RYE-si.0o.
t,o..-shellel Use
PerAross-l soc0s 80.
Burrsr-50c. per ID.
HAr food Timothy slc, 90 10 tls.oo; Prsi.
CoAl-soit. delivered. 20 cents per bu.hei.--
| An,hracits. delivered. $le per ton.
WeeD-ss per Cord.
We quote the Psnnsylrania Salt Msuutac.sr
ipu Comtsny's goods as follows:
Ns,rona Refined Ssponi6er -Lm,n
Nstrous saponifer in iron DO res sLSsse
Natrona b carb Soda, (sbsolutsly purs)
| in liz round kegs, per b. ei<A,oi<
Nstrona super Csrb. Soda, ID. papers.
go lbs. to ca.eb per pound. Log, il. lals
N.tron. s.ler1 A. papers, Cso1bs
To- case ,as,ic Sod. white, IL 10 lo Ia
Natrona sal soda, per Id. ..... .
Na,rona Nuriatic, per lb...... Sl.S
| Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph March IA.
| Fieur--Dull. heavy choice brands beld frm.
Wheat Dull lower; l.ei4@ls5.
| Corn-Coses lower. with buyers at siJx for
j new
Oa,t-Essier: $685.. for regular and
| fresh receipts
Ryc-Neminnl; l.659lCs
| na.I.~-uaid firm t,nsa on e. ~.
| fresh receipts.
| provisions-Dull.
Mess Pork--Quiet, nominal; 2s.5o@a3.7s.
Lard-Iisavy; l5c; il sales we're forced lower
prices would be conceded.
Bulk Mests-Quiet; shoulders esI6a95S; rough
side. ll1 short rib l2l1 clear sides l25s Qi3.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph. March IA.
Very little doing At yards to-day.
Mogs-S,eady. firm q, Yesterdays prices
| bnal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-14

THE FIRM OF lies a MONTAGUE. OF THE
i Iowa State Business College, II this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent All debts duo eaid arm
must be paid 10 Montague 4 Curtis, to whom all
bills against the late FIRM must be presented for ac
justment THOS. j. LIES.
Administrator OF SAM N. HES. deceased,
A. J. MONTAGUE.
Davenport. March let, fs6S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-14


GRANT 4 MCLEAN,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-14
Chicago Market,

Chicago Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph. March IA.
Very little doing At yards to-day.
Mogs-S,sady. firm q Yesterdays prices.
Cattle Quiet; only 81 head on sale prices
nominal unchanged.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13
White House-laws and bayonets to the con-

White House-laws and bayonets to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
This being the general character OF the
Southern opposition, we are warranted In de-
nouncing it as an embodiment of Rebel doc
trine. The name would be as nothing II 1T
were not earned by those 20 whom it is ap-
piled. They Vince under it because its appll-
cation is deserved.
For opposition of the kind we have de-
soribed cannot be confounded with that to
which the country was formerly accustomed,
or with that which now manifests its power
under the parliamentary system of England.
Opposition which is entitled to consideration
is uniformly carried on within limits defined
by the laws. This makes war upon the laws
themselves, and is therefore revolution.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13

Either disfranchisement aud dis lhllli's
were never necessary, or II is absurd
truth In the radical repre- entaJlOus of the Ure
sent condition OF the Southern miud. tn II
sudden removal, so soon after they were i'm.
pose d, is an extorted confession that oue OF the
main pill lars OF tue radical poliev W ~ rotten
on the Iiberality OF Tue Alnblini a L gislaturs
are preposterous, The carpetb g LeVi,lstures
are eIe pupPets OF me ForIeern rsdc & rs pne
can leaders have become iehtened. They dare
not encounter the Judgment of the people upon
their policy In all It's tltneOnS dffprmity." ..-.
Comments by he Tribune.
The views and incucations of this journal
touching amnesty and enfrauchisement should
by this time be we'll known. We have been
setting them forth persistenty for more than
three years. With General Grants constant
efforts in the same direction, the public is also
familiar. And no man can we'll be ignorant of
the fact that the disabilities imposed ON the
prominent Rebels by Congress were intended
to be temporary, and to be removed so soon as
they could be with safety.
But the Rebels are as defiant and malignant
at ever, urges the World That is, unhappily,
too true; and hence the failure of the late ef-
fort TO enfranchise them in Tennessee. We
wish they would let us help them out of their
hobble; but If they choose an opposite course,
we must submit.
Yet it by no means follows from the fact in
sisted on by The World that they must remain
disfranchsed. If General Grant were this day
elected, their claws would be cut so that they
might be turned loose without fear. And
whenever his election shall have been insured
by the popular vote of November 3 ensuing,
we confidently trust that they can be enfran-
chised without danger. Frank. .Blair's revou-
tion will then be exploded; so will all their
dreams of upsettipg the new State Govern
ments, driving out the "carpet baggers," and
reducing the blacks to seridom. Congress, by
a thirds vote, may legally remove their
disabilities. We are sure it may safely do so
whenever Grants election is assured. If they
insist on keeping themselves disfranehised as
long as may be, very we'll. The Democrats in
the next Congress cannot possibly have power
to remove their disabilities; the Republicans
will have. VIII they take counsel of their
sense or their malignityY
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-13
A Trying Time FOR Tammany-T POliti.
cal ring and the Prize Ring.

Fronl hle NJ r Herald . .
T.hmany is in trouble. Following ths bent
Of the people Of all countries in the nrasant
Cy, its wild Indians are ripe for reyolntion
G9S rsedy for a change. They have cot into
tk-jF nee quarters in an aristocratic neighbor-
hos5, surrounded by music halls, grand ope-
C,ti6 cctE1eEb, circus, new hotel aud any
EeSheeS OF frst-class shoddy boarding. houses
Cd theg miSH the old, Pewter Mug, and the
l. orth William streets. With their change Of
oeston has come aoorresponding disturbance
y their sentiments towards their old leaders.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-05

JEi,ss IL everybody doing at tho sasno time
:. s.sisg Id. { -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-05

LET THE PEoriG TniNK.-It il tune for
&c people 10 thhA. ihrrr Is not n laporiup
nam III 10" country who ran. by hIs daily toll
maze comfortably, ia 'ug ior bimsrlt and taa.
ny. lie pAJs eEnrnoas FTlC''s ter The mosi or.
iIgary uecrssaTl-s al ltc. He rs.rrlvrs Tar h,-
labor dFPrecItrd prpmisfs 10 pay: h. pays
state taxes, county taxes. town taxes. he p4Js
ioaL!c price .ur the sgAOu! ku.hs # E.s Css.t.
Urea and - IL oil thra- wrrr not ,.'tnurh. b.
rays toe taxes ~ ,hr boDdhuldrrs At lrast
ire half OF MI he earns is ID tbs aud other
ways paid out ia Unnecessary taxation-taxa.
ION to support \ trrrImrn's Bureau. lup
.arEc standing army. ghd costly military ga
.aoiishnirnt IN the South 10 ovrrawr ia tlhnb
itaHts. agd protect the negroes aud burrau
agents Ih their "utragrs upUn the whitrs Aud
added L0 thcsc gTirEuus burdens IL the ct that
hey do not go to build up thu country or M
saEce its interests. but find their way iulo thu,
ooekrts of ufiisiuI rlundcrcrs cr thiryrs liz.
ras not even the satisfaction at kn"vi.r that
ria money thus paid out il devoted t. good pur-
poses. On TIE contrary. while BE- grows puur.
tr, day by day. the country also grows poorer
IN the detriIuent 10 its agricultural and com
frcrcial interests brought about by the lrg,la-
ION OF The pariy IN powrr. and the fact that
mat party. arow~dly acting "ouslde the Con-
-dtutfcn." is driving the Republic rapidly intn
tire VORTEX Ut dsstrHrt.aB.
1t toe pecPis want change for the brtLr
there can b. none for the they must
put down and drive out Of power The party
that has bern ruling and running the country
'0r the past seven years. There ia no either
way Of rrdrcming the Krpnblic--rp other way
e rescGiDg the country irop' the anarchy and
Ultimate drrpotisn which now threaten II
V'aferioo IN. " Obwrrn. .s6
Thisis the cry which comes up from MI over
The land against Republican misru!e and OPP.
preston. 1t lac tae blood Of thr righteous
Aael crying aloud from the ground to the Gre
atar against his Brother Cain, for bis murder
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-05

GlIEH the women VOTE there will be IN.
card ~ ectnpIi :ations IN political affairs.
rarii.s aud factions will coIne into existence
Known ss thr Lung Skirts. the Blue Gartrrs.
thc START Skirts. the Low Nrcks. the Virgins,
the hatured Mails. the Prolifcs, and The In.
preli6cs. There NAV b. smashed bpnnets and
dishesellrd hair on erection day
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-05

AZ - le
R1 VIRTUE OF A JEBnvu
land decree OF foreclosure !, pVAll
OF sale issued out Of the District carr = y We
county OF Boise. upon judgment ,sns' Sss
court, wherein Moses H. Goodwin 80; i -.;.l Y
Johnaihan Jackson. George W p,4,tts1
Harris. - PDol. Joshua sanders Ss 60 Z
sum OF 81, 900 judgment and cost, ~ ~. y,
The 2'ih day Of July. 4. 2. l5s h. - - WI
handed 10 sell the following desrrh.s y
N41, certain Interests and estates !, E,If1
!edes and II two quartz mills. sjtpa.s =, !!
fIai. Ia SAID Boise county 'fsrr;,ar, :. = s
particularly specified and cessribea !. a.
lhe uiie-hzh undivided interest Of ,b,..
clAinls OF 30 feet each. inclutins tbs ~. Y
Claims upon the lead known as the I'm, 49,
Gated. appropriated and recorded on ~ ~,
EuSnsi, 1868. by James King asd JOIN N,
secoad-iS@o hundred ard sereniy.fre .ssr,Sr
O! eA'v feet. embraced ia the three rl.;rp,s =
each. including the discovery Claims un. !
known ~ the Mammoth, " l9cS.ed spd ,,rrr
bg said King and Flanligan CT Ire ls Sr-
1868. third--lAe Gne-has undivided i
quartz claims q 900 fee; each. !nclaaiBy 4, y
CT! claims upon the Specimen Lode. bergr
.rogrl@ied by said King ard Nsnngsr !
september. 1868. and all appRr;eaaao8; 10.
the one half undivided d, TIE eiehtslry
quartz mill. nesv sad King lode, VIII thsnrr
aKtsres sDd sIpurtsDances THERE'S; f.h-1
oac.h aE undivided q. the water quartz MI ID
fovy erected by sail ia .ksoa 70 NIL or ms
chains. situated on The waters Of GrnS' rs y
ee'her villa The machinery. fixtures vEg u
and riehts. anu other afpurtens1oes tasas q
.aasToss and eslaic wAaca the SAID gasssls4
ned Ia s&-a undivided p2r ans 0, sac E,aTar
iAr - day a. september. isj5 AMI 81 ~.
.4iat have tsncs oqgired therein: IatE gH
hereby given that IL a-ss- lance gaA .as ~
p.tli @, sA. j order o. s4ie % lie
10Th Day OF August, q. D. 1857
- u clock. NJ. MI s1ll IA trsa. q III z
house dor II Ils.Ao C - 8: pgs..e Aas.5s ~
ti4e stavs describe properly. 70 tAs hieass g /
20 sal sly sad 5r3,r @. sale and al ssTa-l: u
i. !. CRUTChER, S5rt
I3aho city. July Is SIS uaivS.
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Saerla's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A lCDGGY
L > ADD decree Q. foreclosure Q. E7.t7HSls
q sale. tSsaed o4i o. TIC Ds;-ic; eoa,e j 80
eoan ' OF u Use. J. r. upon laas1ss ~
~ sad 90 lrt. wherein A. T. Dean'oa -
aas &c rye y. 4! ssrls. Eg-veg hAEsA :. Il
a:si ia % .scE are Ge.e95aat' to1 tie san q
Judgment. and costs - suit drlF ''ss4
Jay vi July. A. d.. 1865, By Eh'el = -.
"a re-. t8c lollo - : described p'oPt!'a Wv
UNDIVIDED r--'h - O. rec 9a2sa o'A.-l
20 Gyigacs' aylek. SumslI fl2i JAIN -
~, I4ah r ~ ~. h same beiss =
.rl.isas Of hsnr and f4a7nisa7. S1d 80.
King ! ,ad. 6JJie. spa.smsh lead. Ssh
Ma1.,al; IA leai So lesi, ais, enc s1sl'r Il
THIRD q! one h stamp SCAM g.'sl- .-.-,-a
King leal. and one gh'-Stanip ~S' Wa i a. q
or near the Ma,an,o n Load. also 81 w :, IN
angles and =. DIS al era nins !" sys. b
ersaurds apPrri mn - sad nlls -, .,'.sas,g
undivided one "a ri o. al tue s9oss - - y
dn,l.ca;a part. tsere1f, nj 81! on. 49, a.. +;
IA I,ft,r f. sal mines so nils tess -
a,a .,agrl r th,te4 ealens AM hfNA'.ss
a,,,,,r crane tl,re.l be u Ing o. = -. s,s
port lining. Fu3ic ~ ies lsh r@,. s..,nfas:
aaoe vita Ia rsQu renon,s Of SAD U''
on The n EA
Ieta Dag OF August A. ~ -
=. !, o'c'o,s. NJ. Iwn SCI n i.o .s.s I, III
housa dosr in Idaho city. 81 p lo4s ..' ,'.s.
Dc above described pvoperiS :, ". ,-'resuss
10 satisfy sa orisr .. sac an ,, - s ars 81
Idaho City. jay "a, lSeSn4ts
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TO THE UNFOaTUNAUE.
NEW ETIEDITsl NEW gFMrpirg!
R. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY.

MO. 6I6 KEARST. STREET. NEAR ~
i Y Commercial san FrannG@~r establish. a. 80
Cd In 1884. FIR tbu treatment of sexual sAd N6F
seminal DfAs ssc such - e3nnurrhcs tic.s 49,
Structure. Evph'lla ID ell tta FIRMS Seminal V<!<4
weakness. impoirrcv. c,u etc akin d'aa.-.-
years standine, and liberated Lega etc successful
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-05
sheriF's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN b, 49, !. III
ID ISSUED on. Of the District co", rsraertl 4,
ro,,,,,~ IF lic,sr upon judgment -. t,ts sp
athan Jackson aud ., Humason r s ass Is, Y
,,;n sum Of Five Hundred ana -. a aalr III
na,ls%s ,narmon, and costs q SUI .,i.sa "a
?-th iav Of Jnly, A. D 1855, .lssss prsps.g
in execution the following des-isssS & tA ~
Tirs,.-twenty-fayr feet Sa0l''"~iu ans " n
bracea in three quartz claims ~, al Il slsSI
cry claim on the Mainnl va - rsoorisd y VI
WHICH were appropriated ana he ii dss
King and John fisap gan soC ~. sxsh 49, s.ss
,,mbrr lsss: sccond--sl.o ul "a b tat
the eigi,..sta.np steam mil sr re, FIT IA
"a. ard Others, at sGnn .s'asrr I'd 's Nj
rlnd,nr ihe mill building, m s .,.irs VIC, \ |
a,,d Al, The estate. interest aaa ~. ar hsi o.
s ' Z. ia ,hsoa ADD o H1Ina ss,;,. i h
asy NJ February, 1865; rap"' ,as
that on the -ust. AR
=, !. o.eloes, NJ. ] VII sell mi. u !n,aao,i
ihr above described prup.T !, n .scruias WI
.,isfy said execution an a,1,,fJrCHS@ L
,a.ho ctr. July 2s. isssuales
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Sherif's 3 IL

Idaho City. July II. lsss. -'@'' O0ls "a
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-05

fOu may epe'd nv"n u, that b. Ia q good
ran. whose intimate riends are good aud
q. bose eavn.ies' characters ara bad ssa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-05
Seminal wn.txu..


treated.
Seminal weakness
Sefnsna ef1Issioa Ia tho consequences of seif ahuse
This solitary vice. depraveg sexual INDULGENCE ia
prariiced By thr youth % both peNr. t ar al.e ,
limited extent producing With unorrinv certainty dc
following train .: morbid symrtofua unless combat.
cd BY scientific medical measnraa VIZ. aatow cg,nn
tosanoa. dark spots under the syes rain i'm tho lies
ringing in tho ears. Noise kn tho ruatjtnr If leaves
or rafting of ohariots uneasinoss about Tho lnna
weakness 81 the limbs confuasd vision bnnsea In
telee. losa of confidence aiflas.re in arnrrachln-
strangers. dislike to form new aoouairsAproa Ale,
position to ahun soce;y. loss Of memory rinaplpa
and vorous eTupuons abalt ihe lace. hectic nushes
HIrTed tongue, fntid breath, conehs consumutton
night sweais, monoiEania and frequently ,nssnitv
III relief be not obtained you xhull sppiv iran,ais
aiely either in person by letter and have ern
effected by Lis new and scicntnc nnls az trra,Inn
this disease, which never falls of efautinp a onirI
and radical cure. pr. q. will rive .nr hunIraa soi
lars 81 any person Who will prove aatissactorIiy u
him. that he was cured of tha complaint bv si,hcr ~
tho San Francisco quaoks k#A -t = - :
3 Cured at Hof,r.
rersofts At distance may be CURED AT HOME ~,
addressing aiettor 10 Dr. uibbon ststnr rase sy,rn
tUfna length Of time the dipeaae hsa cnntinued ana
have medicine promptly forwarded free from dam.
age and curiosity, 20 any part If tho country with
fnli and plain diraconA for uae BY enclosing s16 In
currency or elO in uon IN registered ;etor In rnrrh
the poatofioa. or through wells. Farro h co %
Apaokage Of medicine win be Forwarded bv En-
rress 10 any part Of tba Union. .t8s =
Persons writing 20 the Doctor will pease stAta she
name Of The paper they sea this advertise mont H.
All communications strictly confidential.
,asssf oor 80. San rs.asl.ss Y n.,,sls..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17
.wnrrInxton. ON the People.

Our readers RAY know that one of the
full, of newspaper correspondents, is MIR.
William s. Robinson, of Boston, who
writes regularly from that city to the Spring
field Republican, and occasionally to the
New York Tribune, over the soubriquet of
warrington" In late letter, answering
some views expressed by Mr.. d. A. Was
son, in reference to suffrage, Mr.. Robinson
says:-
''But have 70 belief in any general de-
moralizaiion of politics in this country. On
the contrary, think we are better governed
than we ever were before and that the
mass Of the people and the political leaders
are better than ever. AS for New York,
that may take care of itself. | should as
soon think of affirming the decentralization
of Massachusetts by State prison statistics as
the decentralization of our 80 or 40 millions of
people by the experience of New York city.
When New York gets tired of its rascals, it
will eXterminaie them by u vigilance COM
mitiee or some other process; until then, let
il sweat. do 40, admit that the prevalence
of corruption there cntlnn.cIs republican in
situations III the countr, 81, to Mr.. Was
sons question, HAS it escaped your atten-
ton that indiscriminate suffrage reduces the
nation to n gast for life once in four years p
/ answer, Yes; 1t has escaped my attention.
don't believe il. The country has been in
great danger several times within the last
eight years, but IL was sure to be saved, for
all that, and saved by precisely the thing
which Mr.. Wa. son believes has reduced ii
so many times to lis last gasp,-saved by
what he Observation-Disclosures suffrage" Who
or what hut tie people, the splendid, The
glorious people, saved us every day from
| 1861 to 1865? Even New York city was
patriotic from first TO last, and the draft
riots of 1868 are not to affect all its noble
history. After the experience of the last
eight years we ought to be ashamed Of this
distrust of the people,"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17
Ieaths.

LuFF.-In this city. on the 18th inst, Mrs Jane h.
Luff, aged 50 years.
CAUSE On Full day the 18th inst, MarIen, dangh-
ter OF William u. and Celia Cause, In the eleventh
year Of her age "s
OGLE.-On Dec 10, Elza Jane, youngest daughter Of.
john N. and e IA A. oge. In the 25th year of her
nge
wooLMAN.--Oi the evening of 10th inst Mary j.
Wo Imam, dau, tier Of samuel and N airy H. Wool
man.
PARKER On g 14th inst, Margaret A. Park rim
the s7th year her age.
jEFFERlS.-oA Sunday, the 18th inst, Kersey JET
ferris aged 81 wears.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17

A l!.t dies duel wins fought near the city OF
Cue Ter, on the line of the Philadelphia Whining
ion md 8 ltimotc Railroad. few days ago. The
principals were Two young men, with wounded
dignity and enr'ged passions; ono II Pniladel-
pliian, The other Princeton, N. j., sport. The
trpnbl, which led them to engage In the Outlawry
WIS ai,ont hefntful young and dashing bru-
neitt, worth IN her own name close on to a quar-
Ter Ut million. with papa equally rich und
quite l. dugent They both wanted hei and con,
ciiidrl 10 die = her Friends were consulted
ard mn derutis letters were exchanged. A cha-
lengc was the result, and 1t was agreed to fight it
cut P,ins were chosen rs tie wenpons Sc.
c,iits wcic :, tcted. The Spot was picked out and
the time agntd ulr u. H. principals and their
hackers wric"'i baud u the app aed hour. The
distance was marked utf, The weapons were load
ed and handed To the wOnld be dnelists The
word was given and bang, b,tg, went the pistols.
Again and again they fired, but they We're so ner-
vous that neither Of them received the fatal shut
not even scratch The matter was then adjust
I'd. The lovers hastentd to the bosom Of the
pretty brunette. She had been aIprised of their
doings, and like n sensible young lady gave them
both to understand that much better and wiser
man than either o them was to be her liege lord,
aud that she ANTICIPATED that by Christmas day
she would NJ longer he u Miss, but u Mrs and a
BRIDE fhitu. Wpning ibsf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-17
iSEPAHATIUN.


cannot give thee up for years I've loved thee,
And in my heart thy image is enshrined.
Where e'er I 60 thy presence still is with me,
And all my dea est thoughts are round thee twined
Say not, that year, forgetruness will bring me,
That time heals every wound however docp.
Time cannot tear from out this heart Its idol,
Till In the Icy arms Of death sleep.
Say not that shall ever give another,
This earnestlova that i have offered you
Through all my llie still will 30 despairing,
My hart to one sweet image ever true
You need not say that shall yet be happy,
never have been, and can meier be 20,
Yon only could heye made this wor an Eden,
And banished from my heart IT, load OF woe.
But now Is nothing left me, all earths ri:htnes.
Hat faded from ny pathway now, and
Wait only for the welcome, welcome summons
To cali me to letter world on high.
Perhaps In that bls't homeit will mo- be denied us,
Ger thu bright plains to wander hand IN hand.
And strike our harps In endless Allelulia,s
To Him who won for US the Better Land.