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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

MIcHFAL KANE received a new assert.
mont Of stoves this morning.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30
EVERY BUSINESS MAN
-sHOULD---
ADVERTISE
ENERGY BRICK.

A TKTYsoN. MURDOCH b CO., will sell
"A Brick, delivered, Tor eight dollars per
thousand, and are prePs ito make contracts Tor
any amount al eleven dollars per thousand in
he gslL uildsrs nsasuEsnSnt. tAaTeu.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

GATES BooA SroRE.-For all kinds Of
books, pictures, wall paper, baby cabs, peri.
od,caIs, late papers, etc, call at Gates book
store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30
LOCAL COLUMN.


FIgTEES CEErs line viii be charged for
each insertion Of articles under this bead.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

Forty CENTs a line will be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

WHILE up the river the Minneapolis coli
lided with the St. Paul bridge. Damage
slight.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30
LOT FOR SALE.

OF |, Block 70, J. W. spencer's addition 70
l. Rock Island, owned by the Turner'S Soci.
ETY., is offered for sale az very low price. 1t is
excereutly located, and has a number Of shade
trees growing. Enquire Of
J.. kRhLL,
K. kUEHLER } Committee
JOHN BONEY J
Illinois Street, Rock Island, III.
Apr2sd+.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

sam ADVICE to jung lalies-Lurn tew pla
on the palmer, but don't Iurn tew pis on
the grid iron 49, Josh Billings.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

A LANCE lot Of pocket TASKS, elegant
styles, for sale at Harrison i S,ark', 50
Brady street, Davenport.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30
BURxNnsB CARDS.
nj. @, CONNOLLY,

A TToRNRY ATLAw AND NOTARY PUB
n Ito, Rook Island, III. 0GSs over the E'''
oflcs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

TuE tow boat Bengal Tiger, coming up,
sunk barge loaded with coal on the lower
Rapids, day or two ago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

THa MrNNEAPOLIs yesterday morning
took down Company b, 10th U. S. Infantry,
bound for Texas.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

McCUlrY d BELpNG are still doing the
best d-n,a, work in the city.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

Go to Balch 4 Frazer for Riggs X Hakes
ilJur.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

60 to Rigs q Hakcs' -four store, north
of the Post Office, for the best -four in the
Cifv
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30
PETER FRIES,

DBcrIYuR AND mANURAerURBE1 or ~
Is Dome,ac Liquors, Importer and Do'ie, 10
Fo,oign wines and Liquor Front street. OPP0'
1lt I, Psrry Landing. BOOK kAEd, H.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

McCAvurY u BrLprSG are still doing the
best d-nta, work in the city.
60 to Rigs Hakes' -four store, north
of the Post Office, for the best -four in the
city.
Go to BeIch & Frazer for Riggs X Hakes
d,ur.
WEATHER mixed, and business rather
dull
THa MrSNEApoMs yesterday morning
took down Company b, 10th U. S. Infantry,
| bound for Texas.
TuE tow boat Bengal Tiger, coming up
sunk a barge loaded with coal on the lowe,
Rapids, day or two ago.
/ .-
A LAngE lot Of pocket TASKS, elegan
styles, for sale at Harrison & Stark', 3
Brady street, Davenport.
Tuu BopIEs Of the soldiers buried in Il
Davenport City Cemetery are about to
70 removed to the National Cemetery On {
Island.
WHILE up the river the Minneapolis &C
lided with the S.. Paul bridge. Damaa
sIiyEt
, 1869-02-21

brother tells Of = fellor n his regiment. down
eouth during the VIZ, n1unne1ng one day
ba.n.n "Why ~ ea1d one or bis companions
10 him. "WelJ, I'd 90 into the house daSned
uu,ck r. Sometimes would like TO h6 In
nv fa4he1's barn Thtn I tofuk Of all my
friends on the Other side, Of the good times
re hsve had tceethc7, the fresh, free usev
led, md the absence Of mould, damp, decay
md staeration that seem to surround every
thing here.
I'm having good tine, hut Il i enhanced
by the happy thought st = speedy return: /
an an Intense American, tnd more 30 thsn
ever before. It il we'll to corne and see these
sto.ied lands, but 1t Is no p1Ace for me- TO live
ip. People x11te and describe eycrythings
eos.,tur de rose. Photographs A1c clean sad
sweet, bu: they give no idea Of that which
caurot be photographed. One comes here
with false ideal Of Eome, which II first sub
1ssa ypu to bitter disappointment you
fhSh*fo live here rome time Ia order TO get
tccust1mrd to the flth, the vile habits Of the
people, the dirty halls and stairs, and ths
knavery, shfevcry and extostfon. After thL
you take Rome IS 1t r, stripped Of all Y
Imaginary beauties, and then jon begin t:
entny IT,
, 1869-02-21
BfAas Axxtn4t - BLACK Crook +" S:axe
nfHSheA.

clKcuAR rEoA rBK Lord CHAMBERLAIN or
xSdLlSp TO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.
The days Of tho "nudo drama are draw
irg to = close In England. The following
circular has been addressed BY the Lord
Chamberlain to the nxnsgess OF all theatres
urtr his tu,isdicton:
"The Lord Chamberlsln presents Ills CON-
p1imeun to the managers Of the -.
He has :learned Hith regret, from ohsezva-
tiocs In the press and from other sources,
thai the1t i much Esasun to conpls,o Of the
in the psntommes. buslesq0cs. DC.
which arc rou being. performed in
toue Of tho metropolitan theatres. He has
noticed for sor3e time past tha. this evil h1s
bsrn gradually on the increase, but he has
been ncss unwilling to interfere IN : matter
which be considera ought moee properly to
be lei 10 tho discretion a1d good Taste oe the
manrcrrs themselves. Now, however, that
tie question has beto taKen up by the p:rss,
and pualic opinion IL beir2 expressed upon IT.,
be feels blnself compelled TO call the serious
attention Of the Managers 70 the suhlett; tor
be canrot but remark tho dtscrcdls tha: now
justly hlls on sze stagc, Hnd the objections
who have hithGto f,r4utnsed the theatres,
l.,t now prole=s themselves unwilling to DIT"
nit the lAdles OF thetr families to SANCTION BY
| their presence such questtoraol exhloi'
lions,
| "The Lord Chamberlain, with sTaf5 sa1t'
| ttv 10 promote The intercsts Of the stage,
| trusts that be may enntldeutly appeal 70 the
managers to assist in ahA1irg the cTu con-
planned Of, which thrc1sers to become pub
| lie EtxrdAl.
"Hc has p1zpose'y addressed these ooser
I vttIuns In tie ios1n cf circular 10 The Tnan
esers Of All lheA&ts under his Jurisdiction
without inp1tng blame TO any ID particular
ard will ElsdtY receive from them any ohse1
va.!onx or suggestions which they may viat
TO oder On the subject.
"Lord Chamhcrlsln's Otdce, Jan. q, 1863.
uAn ActreSs'' oftett come comments upol
TIL. order, through the columns Of tho Lou
dnn 7aegTapA:
-1hs circular Of the LoTd Chamberlain Il
thc maotge77 Of theatres hardly htts u
, 1869-02-21

right nall on The head when 1t imputes the
blame to the managers Of theatres, for want
VI discretion md good taste N the iaProps1-
c:y CT TIC cossumesQ Qf the ladtcs IN the pan
tummts tnd tbur}esques. "A theatre L now
conduzted purely q. Commercial speeqh.a. IA,
tare for bis patrons, The publtc, which bsinss
mott crist 10 tho mil. 1t b the pubhc Hho
ire to blame fot encouraging the Exnt OF
tsste xnd-dress. For actresses themselves
/ en- only With dit3derce speak, though
can certainly assert that The Te2ne;
ranse to assume the costumes referred
to s-sgenesa1 II The p,oieSflop' .t.ir npt
living, and IN most caEcs what PAYS best u
The guiding rule Necessarily what pays the
uat1ger best pays his employees best. Ac-
trcskea, be It remembered, do not provide
their own costumes. These arc designed lot
them By some one at the manager's requess
{who s.eutded By tho public demsadl. aud to
:. fue to wexr them would Be tantanouat to
giving notice ard losing the chance Of en-.
ployuen.- In ny own case. for instance, on
taxing u1y p.eseut euEasement made pro-
ylso cot to appear in boys parts, nor to
play In tights. Consequently I had to &C.
cept very Low terms. Had been willing to
accept any part, and play h a3y costume,
ens ealary. The manager. an sure, cid not
ior one moment think should act any bet
ter IN tights but he thought, with What res
ron cannot s1y-Rud l trust that II MAJ
eTgr.mhtn I moot ques:ion-khat lshould
I1ad1sK better the lese I wasclnd. Luckily
EGaafato resist the temptation OF In.
Frraf& ~ but 10 yerY nary Of the most
honest, hard.worktns. and respectable ac-
treascs OF the day, tho extra salary Is Of the
greatest In portance often having not only
theuselrrt but others dependent on them
they arc compelled to pocket their pride
and the extra e,no1umcns- The public. who
crowd thr ,hcatrcs and applaad the costume.
coup,l.iucd OF, are the people to blame, ant
it Is 10 them The Lord Chamterlaiu shout
Eaye Issued his waning"
, 1869-02-21
HfM Him for His Mother.

Itwas yesy pretty aod very ptnas COZ
ceit Of ttzi dear old lady who kissed tbs dead
Youth Ter bis motcer. 30 foreibly hiss It sp-
peaIed to popular sdmI1sttou ztnct, that no
sneousldtrabie number Of lire young mea
tzre had the same 26eetion8te caless bestow-
trable relative. 4 striking uzupie Of thI4
was afforded few evenings stnce BY yonaz
LADY who enjoys the undivided affections Of ;
txutso1Qe clerk. It 50 happened that, socae
EeeH ago, his mother died. His beat wxx
cnnsoled In this grest bereavement 3y the IL
fect3on1tr sympathy Of his employers fs1cto-
ating daughter It II not Strange that thss
sympathy At Iast ripeued into love. The
perents noted ard approved thetr d.ughteE'S
The interesting rela.Ious. however. Er1e
destin9d 10 come 10 light IN way least eI
pectsd- One ernme zhs Joung couple were
enioytng pleasant fefe-a-tete In = secluded
nook Of the parlor. The old gentleman hsu-
rened, BIZ the merest accident, to step N and
lake d seat unobserved hy the yoanK people.
eoddenly his attention WIS auested !oJ ona
ct those prolonged luxurious HEea Nhea
only lovers eTes latetchanGs. r! ,.r-rt 1ona1x
exclaimed -
silence Ike death
u ny, JnLs, Whist noise VII shas' T.
t3Er-sir n
Whst are you doluS theEeF'
aSSrta,nS; !. : %Sa .1s Vau Sn: aI:.lns there ~
OrlY-onfJ William. sfr; his 0kotherrf
de:d, rou k,sose-and-and 1 thought It
wouldn't be wrong 70 kiss hfn for her, you
k1ow, siri'
Hun ph r. aud :he old gentleman took
hts leAre, doubtless thinking how fost1a.sa
the decsased lady was, to be 70 aHectiona:e-
y remcmoered-ksnsa. City (Ro.) Zosr1ak
, 1869-02-21
DRel II New 0f1aanz.

4 duel Was fought 1t New Orleans last Sat-
nrday morning, at 8 O'Clock, betEeen Louis
Z. Mru..icr and D. F. Lawsou. The Eeap-
ous werv sn:aA swords, and the meeting ook
p1ece ! little below tie 1evee, tnthe presence
oi Two. orthrce hundred solditrs- Nou.sier,
The Survivor, nakt4 the following statement:
Once on the ground, hc1ltzted some tinn
aitsr thc swords we're draws, about 4 shting,
snd ssstmrted 10 avoid difficulty. Il WAS
not urttl &c had cursed me, and tad run
the point Of his sword agalnst my hand,
that made auy lunse NJ him what.
ever cPon hrrt gong On the ground,
hAd stuck my Eword into The leyre bank, and
repeatedly t,ld him be h.d no cause for fight
leg. Ftutlly, when he had eerersl times
cured ne, the fight Commenced IN roed
earnest Twice, then, after thi, had com
menced, snd when bad twice PARTED hlA
luDkts, / attempted to end the dlneultY.
| then made q thrust at him With my sword.
and the Point pa.sed between the second md
| Third RIB IN the LETT side, Penetrating hi.
Ieart: Lawson, whn had tcu OF twelve o.
M tricn.ls With him. WIS then carried 10 4
SsFtaEe. Eetose he scachrd thtf h1k surs.ok
p NY e.tendsncc announced that he Was dead
4s tatfeupon arrested by m officer Il
nssKe 1sss - q ~ aee Barracks. Who had BE- 4 Wit
49,. 70 tne tght, and brought 10 The cltT
teoako soosea1enuy releaaed,n
, 1869-02-21
The BeQuttsa Of Eo2yK4mY,
From the SAT- IAk4 CITY Reporter. Fst. 8.

Last Frlday little "onpleAssutucss" &C.
curred In . H!shop's family, residing not q
thousand miles from the Nineteenth Ward.
II sepcars that the supposed head Of The
family lthe Bishop wss absent from hou.c.
Mrs. Dlstop No. 9, to illustrate and exercise
her authority, severely chastlscd the two
1on. OF Ars, Bishop No. l.. The Juveniles,
aged respectively clerrn and thiEleel years,
not rrlshlug the authority exercised bT thc!r
ad iEtrun "par1ent," called on IMAM" for
rc.uforccmenfs. Gtrdtng on her artnos, No.
I fsllied forth In dcf=nee Of her Progeny :
<izlug No. 9, she held her In the grip
Of = vtcr, white the cxaspcrlted juveniles
proceeded to take rcvruKc and intlct pnnish-
mcnt, which they did to thcir heA1ia' con
tent. Whcn the Bishop rctuzned home "the
devil wss to pay" Like Sase5, In tronole,
be sat down and wepi ptofoosel{." At.er
his burst Of grief be- called \ meeting Of tho
"feacneEs'' to decide the caAc. Upon dut
deAberallon this reEy wisa and necessary ad*
lunc. OF Aormuutsm decided that the boys
should hun1biy ask pardon Of Mira. Bihop
No. g for the :.'walloplns" they gayo her,
and promise neTet to do 80 again. The cid
est of the b.ys did the graceful, but the
youngest ktands frn and says: "Tnc 6uc
Who Ta4 licked the wurs& has got - Ak paf-
don, and mt the one that helped to do the
licking" We pitt the Bishop, au1 sdvisc
him 10 get scaled again.
, 1869-02-21
Hla&o7y and Marriage OF the Primes
Iuapa1iatss GsnyeInassr

Fs,!s Co.,spo:d,n-a Of tic London Star.
4 grand Neddtng At 'thn Tuilcr1es! Misx
Shaw Is going to msry u. Th!ery, er-Csp-
tam q the lnpesisl anna, and Treasurer q
shaws story Is we'll known. Before TIM
birth OF the Prince Imperial the Empseas re
quested celebrated Court physician, much
eop.nlted on such emergencies, 70 eend oIer
N English bead nusse, qualified to tain
sns s.l fsa r M aq @:os, 81 tss ~
me-, Dr.. l. dispatched not one, put aixteen
equally qualified pcrsous- These asrlTed . t
the 1usleFies, md were uaheted into Al
apartment where they awaited Her AaIssly'x
eusranee: Ihs Jounz EnpFess Valted
words to e.ch, aad In u few moments sent
for Mis- Shaw, lnttmxttnx 10 her dlecu COM
| .paniors that shc hoped thcy would ramain =
week n Paris, and assuring them that d111nfs
their star It her expense every attention
they were taken to Eco The s'xh:., theatres,
tsines: Miss shax 81 DUNG
| the thirteen years which have ellQHd
siEee that morning proved tuIly worthy Of
the Eust placed in her By tho fmpcriA pAr-
ents. ahe hak had .ha so!s charge OF tha
left him day or night. He va, 1t the age ok
seveu. formally taken ont Of the hands OF
hfs Eurerness, Madame Bsuat, widow of tho
sdmtnl, md Of sub,go!esne:ses, sud trans
tEred to the care at bead tutor, H.
Aoaad; but Alss Shaw baa tul bean
.ctalzed .sbout his person. It Is
brt. right, to mention that her
fud3ctous care md unweAsie4 devotion haru
been repaid by the utmoat klnduess On the
part Of both the Emperor AID Empress Up
to the age oE seven Aiss 8naw VAS invaziAhly ,
to te sxen In akt<nd10ce on the Prince tn hla
d1ives, snd during all outdoor e.ertIse.
siner that period oue Of fthe court trouxhams
has been pfsced at her dsposal, 1ud her LIE
1t the Tu;lerIes made AZ eA5y end
agreeable ss possible. Tho Primes
Imperial Is warmly. .zttaehed to
hh ialthsnI nurse, End during 3 s7Te at
| tack OF ecar!atIna, from which abe suffered
two years $50, manlfessed the strougezt- a.
fectsou for her. He o4ed the 9uency NTH
which he spoka English, When very young
child, mainly to her-a Gaet which hiss gre9s-
| " laeIllated his strdy Of our laugusge. The
future bride Is - fat specimen Of The s1xuns
| CT Yorkshire as could DC found, and the re
.pect md good Will she has 19u in torrAss1
| palaee ooEI credit to her north couatfy ori'
/ F1t7.
, 1869-02-21
QUITE ROMANTIC.
A Love 8toYy-Xound in 4 Chicago
SAtee1 Cz1-Who Heheld the yeeQs4
Frcr Ito kansas ctsJ tho.) Jou1ral Of Con-


A Levs 81oTy-Xound in 4 Chicago
SAteea Ca1-Who Beheld the yeeosl
Frcz iss kansss c1.J tae.) Iouzra, of ooa.-
The following story, Is was told 10 III. hsp-
peued neaf Lake city, Ind, where there lived,
- tho breathing oct Of the war, wealthy
farmer Who -si1l cal BLINK. This man keps
4 large number Of servants auon2 them N1s
4 good an1 religious Jouux girl, Possessing
unusual personal astrzctton.- She Taa c,urt-
army, While It home rtcsul.inz for bis regf-
ment- Wlsen the day OF his departure came.
he nRde known to the servant girl how dep
" she had interested him, and bsszed to
know Il therr .ss anT hope. She confessed
that his attschmcut WIS reclpsocated, and
they were 1t once atttanced.
'iehould Nd 4-Blank, p said Jennis, "coue
to know Of t6ls, shall At ouea be dis
charged. He believes that 1t WAS bis dAagh-
ter for whom your Ti1ts were intended"
"shoutd shts he so,'' returned the fond
se.s1, ,o.,t "9olX ~rtss md lei me kaov sd J01
With an adection1te kiss, md promise
th.t both would be panctuai In thelE letter
writing, they separated, he TO Join h1A regiH
ment among the boys Of the Potomac
He waited long and anxtously faE udlnE1
~ s'sa % Il eu sTo14.S 1Si Sus s TsEd
bis OWL letters wert returned. What could
| it al mean:. Wss Jennie hlses He could
not belte1e It.
After the soldiers departure, 3Ir. Blank
tnok Jennie fn room, ,faslened the door, and,
With 4 rawhIdt IN his hand, commanded her
TO tell him II shs w2s betrothed 10 Col9nel
-. n hen the poor girl had told him all, he
had her bltndfoldcd, nErn to the great cltf
OF Chicago, and there LETT, without friends
Or mcney.
ard, 10 m.ke the deception complete, huili i
false grave.
When the war was oTrr, End Colonel -
returned home, ne made his Nay 1t once to
the old graveyard, and sought out that Of his
lost Jennie. Alter bathing The little mound
with 1ear, be made his way to tha
house OF Ar. Blank 10 learn tho Par.
ticulars. While he was the1r tha
guilty man ordered the 'tombstores for th4
talke grave. In dur tiue they came, and
were placed It the supposed grave with soms
avesE1eens and 6owefs.
Col -- had been mouruer fou two
years before the war e1oeed, uutil December
lEGa, when husincsa called hin to Chicago
There, In . aiFeet CIR, with brndie OF sotied
c:oth<s which she was taking homo 10 b<
wasbed, hs found iafa buried Jennie. He AaN
sc7o4s The car, tBkinz her IN his azus and
slnott screaming with 10y he GOULD
scarcely believe bis eyes, but 1t ras Jenuie
aud no mistake. He had found her ut lsss-
, 1869-02-21

.,.1aat, n Asksnss., Elder Knapp, while .b.p-
, sansra a. viii ..E, thlrps5ed Old cssp u
Ito Ito s9e 'b.r ns ,sksd ID ques
ordinance Of baptism should not b. ~ a. ne
isscr,d. Alter pause tall, powcrtuls3nna
log chap, with N eyc like bl.1c, who ~,
le1nlnR On long r.de and quietly looking on' y
remarked =" Elder, don't waat 10 trtey.
fcre IN this yere business auy, hut w.n't T.
say u:A: Is ID old SITTER Jon have got hold
o1. ind know that one dip WON'T DO him
Il II yah,:ll a.ys {. 4. i; anchor bin on. u detl
, 1869-02-21

Is by William Weaver, tho noted lay
preacher, the hr1t verse OF which u a. fol-
'srve given Ey he1ft to Jesus, -
And Ee1u to Keep II tpt ..
Uihe teru wants u h4ye tan
I'll tell him No: fos JpeF~
And 70 through the otEer hTc verses "Not
{ot JOG Is the sefratn- Tic list is, pcit taps,
thr most extraordinary:
"Lofa Rire re surrS.h to aztt
And hat1ln every los;
utcnptcd to tostake oy God,
10 c1y uut-.Sot for Joafn
, 1869-02-21

Independence Of Belgium. That this dag
shou!d have been placed yesterday ovG the
caiAfshque erected In rnemotT OF tho heir Ap-
parent 10 the th1onc%As tnt highest crpreE-
.iou ot attachment that Belgium could hare
given to thu dynasty sha selected to rule oref'
her destinie4. -:
, 1869-02-21

FAfter EYffl&e 6t4lh, {her0 W5E f0VUd ~
,s,,,,, os.r . ,.s.. a, xt.Jt.sA hs,r m tha
I'tn.. 1t.s 80. =. ..H.ssS.... " = 49, 81.
a.r,r
uft,rv ana hsfr, y.
-, . sf.T
HsTrtnr 1f.e Eniyhtyv arm
In Paaesrne.
80. .Nss -.
~ .tra~s. Efn. r,.d1s
And ssrtvs Tho noFe.
.wu.,.. h.+-s.4
sa..r
rst.. EI ff,.{. ,,s..
.h<d to ths heart
y ~nu.,4h.+.t. r.
1.H = nsterA 4-r.,
WY ntvUV 10y
, 1869-02-21
soEEnEFRom TIE WHHf
"A COMEDY, never Enacted.

'*s
nn;n L,a,,. Aou,A.1oh. ~ 4nrbtf otsn.
- s~."
jock.
PRIV w.,t 1rrrr,.,t Ar,h.1
:. ANAnH-
r-,t. s,rrs. .,+&-,r e,uw~uP
Just thtnk-l WoEr hus eae ne = thirc
And nineteen hundred dolars' wcsth
idid pQt cp nj bine sUk cosu,
Ano Neff i. !as1eo 12Ghst 40 91aI
rSehaM s .a.1sns ~ s@p 49, ,ss ,so4, cosa
~,
"0h "ae1 ~ Ne '.'e n''oe' ny oeAf
4aAn
He.n,e xore nrnsW ~ cashmt.r, |
The frs. time went cut % call
Ine thAFa you ocu@nt IN f&1f. John,
Win the vm,e eenre md oane tdnze-
lmsde Miss PaielrJ pnt Il on.
49,.
1nfy lived n Z t&oaA lsons ~ toKo%
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PERSONAL SKETCHES.
Harriet Beeeher SioWe.

Childhood, GnIh ood and won1annooS
-aIrapEs Appsazn1 ce At senoo1-L'fs
a, The Wssf-Her Butbano-Aotl-
slavery EdueHtlnn-Urt1e Trnps
Csbir-Eta Wonderful Soceesz-Hef
Er akut Eifeppa4tAuces.
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GoHAEc1 Il NIl-AfIEN.
C1ose - tas atIa along Nt1ky
Tkn 6oxrz1 ware IN Tho E&4a,
Tns purp3s heaft. md Ru!dsn 4ya,
And dtason~atntnx Need:-
Ard tzlh Chs d - / Wxut ~
And Npehed mJ S1fMEnt green,
AID n.ste ma Vuf tc1 un my ncafs
Ard taxa her tor ny Q3Atu
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ESoLlsa RxrTTA uINxh-AmnnE some
tss1'0 soosa recently Pablished IN Erglaad
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Ard ups q 115Tlz vtita was dleat -
W41k doHte14t ErtcAa1& bad;
And cna ucSa.r6 I tur1Inx hstA1t
tAtd sxal e. ct rosy re-:
Al. r1tna6W bright WIKI aAnshief nTkt,
Th = AtetE1Ad or the Ezee14
Each ohibpeftrE asoa1a pluck hsr thSre
And take htr u my Qoskn
o. LCvk-
AID tlkc her II III Queen.
Bai sndken n my ret hooked up
L nuJA AH.@fk4 t1lnH.
Fut o6ur Il EoH perees c7p,
Tat nsds my bcsoM slrg.
'IW5s Eos fox x1Ea. ncf EoEgeo1S dysss
Bel l. GIVE ee ! wE0~
HH own aneet Ee1, thft oAdf nA atcep
AEA txfe ht1 3ex cay QacE
Of Lve,-
AID szke hG Ecr ny Qrkr.
NeB II dAJ loaz kad eveB DAY
H0 te&05y o. t1c E5o*t.
And 4o:dl Win 4tr1EEE$, zHtttkf IT1J
Thai hY er fhto foee,
AiS III ocA st1x enoktoe1 By hT
Al tn TIE me31Uw er8su;-
AID 70 I Nrzt hrf &EJ neHt
Aaa tAk1 hes loe ny Queen
Of Lc1e.- +,
Acd take Ter tor C1T Queen
y T. Aei97rFe, "a ceTnAn for F37upV.
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WwNn;F ;F3teafx

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TIE fo4eN1ax Western patents werr iSsued trcra
the Ca::nd S:a@e1 Fatsns oMce, Sw the week ED
trc Feosna15 2, 1sep, Is n ptf1st hJ 9. L. Chapn,
Pz;H: Sol cd.nr, Chicago. G1nost:
To4 uiHo4A-
Xtt2l!t Protector or Shield I'M Tt1Te1lIE
BaEt-F. Ftsthbxef. Chicago.
VspH Burn r-H4 8. Esruo1. Chicago
Torch ind FEE EEd1es-A. T. HxT1Fou, CEn-
too.
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LIMP barntT@ r. 8sni I'd. KelkWE.
Tok HxxIoutA-
MAJ ctnppG-F. &. shsae1.. W&u1na.
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Mat ctnppG-F. & sleme1s, Wtraaa

Rznthe. FTeeeh 1tRssae Of Jzatits, II sP= =r6d
10 "a o.G, heuasJ, ss9st, wicked, ind yss krsAA
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(Aner swGts death, thsse wzz found in his
Nllune ceak tress Of Yta1A'h hair. On ths pApet
eaclostns II theso wss written : +" only womAn's