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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

Nothing can be more unjust, or redie-
ulous than to be angry with another BE-
cause he is not of your opinion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
MR.. DALRYMPLE.

Mr.. Dalrymple is yet bachelor of thirty
eight summers, of frank, intelligent face
and Southern type of manners. He belongs
to that rare and fortunate class in whom
the ideal and practical blend ; who readily
adapt means to ends who easily accom-
plish great results who seem, in remark
able degree, to be possessed of the genius
of success. He is a trancendentalist by
nature, living his own life, and carrying
out his own ideas. He affects no style :;
sets up no pretensons is the least assum-
ing of all about his farm. His cottage is
plain without, but richly ordered within
Books, papers, pictures, comfortable lounges,
and easy chairs meet the eye in every corner.
Two ebony children from the South have
charge of his housekeeping. "Aunt Min
nie,'' a most wise, obliging, and cheerful
young Alabama girl of fifty, looks after
the kitchen, while tho comely Amanda
greets all friends and visitors with face
bubbling over with kindness and pleas
antry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
EARLY HISTORY.


Mr.. Dalrymple talks freely of his farming
achievements, but rarely alludes to his per-
sonal history. He is of Scotch parents +;
born and raised a farm-boy till seventeen,
in Warren county, Pa. He was three years
les, and attending law and scientific lee
lures. Finishing his studies near at home
in 1856, he decided to try his fortunes be-
yond the Mississippi, whittier the great
current of fresh American life was then
flowing. He reached the border settle
ments of Minnesota in carly spring. He
didn't wait for clients or business to find
him, but at once threw himself into the
spirit of Western life, and sought him out
a farm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25
FIRST WORK IN MINNESOTA.

FIRST WORK IN MINNESOTA.
His first work, after week s travel about,
was planting corn for neighbor to get
money to buy beetle and wedges; thence
he set to splitting rails, and putting up a
log shanty on his presumption claim, eight
miles from the infant village of Rochester.
He got forty acres pleughed, hiring the
money at three percent month. In the
fall, he made for Chatfeld, the hub of Min
nesota land excitement, and opened a law
and land office with ten cents capital. Other
capital soon came to him for investment,
and he loaned money and located land-war-
rants at five per cent commission, clearing
often over hundred dollars a week.
In 1859, he opened his office at st. Paul.
In five years he held a cash balance OF
$50, O00 He had had enough, he said, OF
pet'ifogging and claim collections, and he
now resolved to crafty his taste and incli-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-25

Mr.. Dalrymple attaches special import
ance to seed-sowing and sowing early. He
commences about the 10Th of April, and
dispatches the whole in two weeks. He
uses twelve broadcast-seeders, which are
followed by twenty-four drag teams. All
move together in battalion order, under
one supervision. His horses are in good
trim, the men make long days, and all are
cared for generously. He puts in a bushel
and half of Scotch-fifc wheat to the acre.
His last springs seeding took an even three
thousand bushels and was finished in ex-
actly twelve days.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30
.i.aaRarnnl for Sale.

A very desirable fam of eighty aores locat 3
IN ed on the town lineAof Raycnna and Roots
town. "A good harmon the premises, and plelt Il
" of young fruit trees In good growing condi
ton! AlSo, four acres of pasture land Situated
on north Chestnut street, in the village of Ra.
venna, just the thing for IAN wishing place
% pasture acow or two For terms and "a par
hcular description of The Promises oifeied for
tale, enquire 1T tile ohioe of h.e sf9Llss az, "a
!. hISy 10. 1850, STD. -A1A fffiSF'Afsftsea
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30

AN old Quaker lady has recently
been travelling in Missouri, and on
her return home was asked by he1
friends what she thought of the cook
ing:
"Well, thee can have one instance.
I stayed at friends's house, and in
the morning l had skillet to wash in,
l had not more than made my toilet
when the servant came for the skillet :
soon after on looking out of the win
dow, where 1 had full view of the
kitchen, saw the cook scald ont the
skillet and then fry some pork, then
she used it to warm some potatoes,
and then boiled some coffee in it. 1t
appeared to be very useful .utensil
for all purposes. On retiring to bed
that night, 10, and behold, there was
the skillet, under the bed |"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30

A YOUNG lady in Chicago, wealthy,
beautiful and accomplished, became
SO exercised over one small defect in
her person that she determined to un-
dergo a surgical operation for its re-
moval. Her feet were badly proper
toned, as respects breadth, and the
surgeon, to remedy this, amputated
the small toe of each foot. Is this
putting into practice the scriptural
prccept, If thy small toe offend you,
cut it f."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30
Repairing Old Hair Mattresses,

MT ID H. w BANE has for sale some
Ns De twenty County Rights of the
Spring Folding Hair Mattress, in Fee simple.
and Is the sole Agent for the sale of Rights in all
the Western and Southern States. County and
state Rights sold on reasonable terms. Persons
desirousof enlbarking in lucrative business,
will please call. H. d.
Rayenna. July Goth, 1889. E-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30
NEW TAILORING
e S t a b Ii s h m en- t
III. C. MUErING

Would inform the people of Rayenna and yicfn-
ity that he has opened shop in tho Allen
Store, on Main Street, and is prepared to do ali
work entrusted to him, in worknanIikc man
ner, and at reduced prices. From many years
experience in the business he feels con1i,iunt of
his ability to give entire satisfaction
Particular attention paid to Cutting Garments
to be made by women. ses
Ravenna, Oct. ), 1859 S8-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30
Ravenna Manufactnrine Co,

TTsHE Stockholders of The Rayenna Manufac-
Il turing Co., are hereby notified that the renr
Mar annual meeting for the election of Direc-
tors. and che transaction of other business of
said Company, will be held ut Citizens, Hall in
Rayenna, on the first Monday of january, is70.
at O'Clock, p. NJ. 1
Rayenna, O., Dec.7th. 1883, s7zsw.- 8 s I, 80 z.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30
Farln for SaIe.

SFFHE undersigned having other business re-
/, Il squifing his attention offers his farm foi.
sale, Is situated Y mile from public, square,
land. Plenty of fruit and timber, never, fall
ing supply OF living water, good house with 10
rQoms, good Barns and other outbuildings.-
This farm has almost the entire milk trade or
Rayenna, which, as the city grows will become
moro prontables4 This property offers great in-
ducements for party with, some means to en-.
Eage,fn very profitable business as the farm Will
be sold with 3, moderate payment in hand and ,
sufficient time on the balance. =
~ ,4igsi 5s3{Ht h 81 HID. SEYMOUR. 5e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30

A NYFtfIS q ysu wan, done n tho line ~ R,,,
GA Heads, Cards Posters. Pamph Iets, s&e. be
sure and come to the Press odhcs, on Cheskntn
street. north end OF Rmplre Rieek. &c Sss Is
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30
Housekeepers !
Henry w. Bane

Respectfully invites the attention of Hote
Keepers, Boarding House Proprietors, as wei
as private families, and particularly those who
are about to commence refurnishing their domi-s
ciis with sleeping advantages and improve
ments. to examine and test his much improved
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30

ba AN, Irishman strying to put out a
gas-light with his fingers, cried out
"Och, murther, the divil q wick's in
it" esz4e3 sa4t ri 1sr
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-30

LET a young woman take the degree
of A. B--A Bride--and she may hope
in due time to be entitled to that of
A. NJ.
, 1869-04-04

esses caroline and JaIH naTsr. bad esrtn{ ioya @
ihongh Tho. Countess Augsse expsnenG%a % n6sn
"loSes lo5s and sorrow =: Il VIZ A a Ea{.ssa e.
ao a@ea e. ~ 9ans u.ae %.!s&e z Hasss Sd ~
known 81 the handsones1 oa1csk o. t9a Ans1o. 1.
Germsn Les.on tasn steaone1 sacs h.s F1na e an
tai tooment 6ho s1ckcnAd: be1 hsals Neaay
K1tnered Andt 9hen. hns1lJ, sic eoa4m rea u :
nessnoot,nE sioAser, sooa t Hssea dra1nea IN
shortly aftetws4d In the waves OF tho AIle'. lne
Coantss3es: a1epfatocr-sheE General Won Besullco
81 I'D lev ys. l1ss ;fs' %s 9s ce9n s9
esses Caroline aud JUNE Ase1 VIII the4t ma!ay 9
the gp4cioos rooms Al the Oil Bcnedldt1na AboaL
alons MD only qased y wnsn on o.n9 20 1ae a.
40 ranger be undertaken. Among other things tha
essS q Ins Geun. ses 20 @
xsns ~ snT q s % Poor %afoand san: nj tas sesSs
IL @ heMa5 9aat q Iae IL Taey Id many later "a
their rpsseSslon Ehith had been addressed 10 them
oY Goethe snd other celebrated uen; these they
wgTe ua1sported back to The hril ant tun Of theiF
yputn They would not part With the lsast sc,Ap
Of these treasured
very r.,e collection Of autographs, asked them
nbout yeAr and bali sgo for ! teH Signatures of
Goe,heS. but vnA c1uIJ and politely refused. "As
With vhai Father Goethe hsa El1iten TO y, and we
cmuns therefore 'fulfi you1 wtsn By sending even
single Leaf for your collection Of A1to4Tsph4-s
Last year the Countess CarotiDe, After pro
lpnypd Illness, wAA released from her su6e1in2a,
Eaus closing long AID ercnsfal lie. Her statet
JuI1e soon followed AMONG the property which
they leave behind nte numerous Tarahaa lct1afs
from Goethe, schal1e Aod othet celehr1ied man.
which are now u tho poSssskon Of thelE brother.
whD resides IN Sou&a Germany. The announce
ment in uidesacim paper Of The de1th Of The la1t
OF thee celebrated sisters u %eTJ simple: On the
lcth Of January, Countes4 1Elio Won and n EgtoG-
stetn, Indy OF Gcnnr and caoonexs expired u Asr>
leElp1c,-F7uHt|Jr{ Cor, j. +. Ee< H44s.
, 1869-04-04
SUICIDAL MANIA


nrondon he suicidal mania y s2reAding IKE
contagiou. 1t w.s only txo weels aso toI ,ns INC
ao1ns sa7 .1n 4 iss e. & sins taf'es 81 Nv widow aa
own throat after cutting the4sH About s 20
Tnsce 4 ~ many seco0tts Is the1o wern srttnn
n 9a Il, ,sfosi CO, rom M es1 70 ~ Ss
the saroe pssoe, and lew days n1e1, ss II ~
mentA Of the dead tsdy Ola man wcre ioaha ou tse
hMi NfoVp himself untkx The TAIN IN nf Q! -
H,Itcm t1~Sns. An American pa!sonf aAassu y
death In Liverpool, and leaves Ct pGet ~. y N
for the disposition Of his money sna 0thef p9 30
he md 4 brother at No e5 Pearl street. Boston
as!sd sssas s h09aq1 fs fsssins i9
ru,s IN hts tnrost Ia hh bed, 1nd smother t1rns1
throTa himself oat Of railway natl and dses eoo9
afier bnx peksd NJ Ins mes r.. atS g.. ,t.nsfr1
Of tne excitement tu which he nea u1eo 1os nsM
vcsrS IN tSe uyusecruon Of hs calling, Ine LsseT
& fsM to have frequently retsssed 70 hts "souoee
,.ssi11 1hc tecsson uhich these Tseers undergo
r,us be soroethl teE.dc, md gtS snetf ~ ~ 81
rrserataueC IN more thin cos sense - seal et kne
h1tea tne! nate .nsT lsTe KS 1a' ,s a. d,inE aad
,nothsT tet, MT wrtk while the head1onS career
md nu.1 c7zah-rnaneial md phys'cA-oi the ~.
Ys Hcsn mases .sest vo<Y q hsa more dcFon' de|o-
| tees" noble land iRno5ie-
! young woman nas quNEsia = Msa 1 as5 tso6.: was
De- nsn @ese ~ s.sndns =. 4 'ae time. ar. ene 9.
tnau sid .As the sot hcrseh U. az msSM4 4 e. s
ti1HEa. III, "shosvsa want q nsny spr.:,,
unssr tns sasaoT 4 ;on q 'ee SenE =
ee1S Vape % III IT. seh Ana Eotnlas.sa ..n et. 8.
no.at1 iof ha,,pea1, Il e. r., sorss+,I s,e e
y n nTessnec of several children, who Etve ~
IA 4 ssss ssas Il, Z. "a az q n T. se1s
@an seou1 snn4hrr rutc;de under tnt waM'
Il : ro1ai '' psiace news yenaeE, n co!lsS' oh,
9rset pou,s ~ hts body ses Ee 70 r ~" ri
| sSEnrd rrecne Y hen discovered WtnE 70 oeL kesi
t-s;,nn1strd ou the funeral ryye. A EGlrtcr -:
eds accees 10 the model room t. ons e. t.9 ~ ~ =
een Who becomes ensased and eSn ~, nss g ~, =
ertrrTd I'M 10 hs pains The lAtter Y treove,tn;
mi he former dyfng, voInAo kn,s nsr eG,,. Ia
and retnofse k1lla her .Au tn.s uo11nS @o@' '''
| r}tkt n time.
, 1869-04-04
Education Of Woman

To III pezsons Interested IN the history H the
education Of womea n ErxaaAd, We command tho
reading 6f tbe rat7y-ess u ehapter-.. Iass Junax
mLde1s re 10 be 80 70 fea11taHr-o! Arscassefa
"Poe1tlcre, /" published ID lssl A!s geessvas
psai1e Of the Queen and her "uoeer3htnfnE se41sE
many stn9uhr lAdies and gent41WJne9 90 1kt5a1
Ii all cunning u1 The Etoss l8ldabe and !oEewostaY
Qualities Of learning y his febuke Of tae I14aou 4e
eburilah eaiper, who 4sfs eTh1S 4nouid N{Esa 90
MN leafutux ~ nA four pleas fof Wonoeh eatss.
csfion tn1i !pur country doth allow II, cuS Gaetaa
doth ef1furte r. thtf ApstfSad Calls lot II he1S
rerrnfit cofnn,audes Il, are 10 a seiy
Ss1iny az how late t1te the 1ntodncf1an h!t1 sn8-
ianl 9f lie education ct woman wa9 N ni3 e1s
~ sir ThoHnas More began Il win Us oAA3ns1s1
mi IJeurT the Eighth with hl1 1ne eHtens q
Nn'castefs training for wG,nen eoaia Egg ~
.n1Tse sat1kfv our educ4ttonts@ noEs Dot M1s
= e1,os1 rsurc for 1n51: And Is ros yoonG Esn-
t,tTnman thnke you, thoroughly furnished. WaGa
rsn rcedc Elatnly And distinctly, Wrtfe l01e 04
ss1ft,y. stpR cieore md Bweetly, Pfsy wa nad
rnelT.. urderstand ard spea1e m leAines Aos-
c11sSra anu those tongues a6o when Ia una0
mmosf Vuhrnsetn: xtth tcxne Logical ne!Pe 70
rhbnL and ecnt KAetUE3eke 10 bE1nes Bed6ea
the n.ttt1 Witch Is gashtttd, NhNe tnese tuanso1A
n. eItner learned or lookt on a8 woates Hsx Aaa1
ssa,es 10 1ezae tha1 faJnsen& bodls4 Esss = my
ayumen5 Il ID vnfarnisnedma.d nezdse sne9.
qualities, 70 N4w eeaoet u god ps9postsqa ~
wnn COED AIIamecde : Sqw, no ee "A hoaesS
woman snd Eood Aoos6stfe too Ms1e Aas 49,
J. wvtth the WxkMg, md WORTHY Us 6613nT&k
And yet kueh tofse b. a0d s5eh Fe I1o" -
London AtAfn04ns.
, 1869-04-04

tcs not Unknown to NcH Yor7, who hAa called Mr
Cruces f'!ato The greatest to3k Of the age The
Queen showed that she Wis famtllatty ac1usiated
with MI. B1uwntng'3 poemR sad spoke to him ny
alive 70 his WORK DOW IN c0use nd publication, the
Hing md The book. She oonverscd fur some little
time With Nj. Carlyle, and the sabjco. of paupc1-
ism happened 10 artso NJ: Carlyle AvpEed bis
opinion that there was ytsy little nnnvoidahte md
Involuntary paape1ssm Y England. Her AajestI
sad that she W1s Afraid be WAS Mtseakeu-tSat tn
h1rp0Y there wns too much evidence Of
widespread p ga1perssa p7odaced y m.sto.-
ence me party, ! an Informed, {au tbs 1zs
told to ne "p9tvssss5." nnt tncsr !. no hru tn
lighted with the Qrccu1 u.banitJ. 1t u ven to be
aQueeu to bc uble to bring around her III the
meet eminent iixtne men Of cur co1ut.J By beck
onlnS with her fnsrt. Rut st1cc tho Qaeen lores
such Bocicty tas she eTtdeutlJ does, Why not ask
tnctnbcA os It to bet OWN house usre oftcncr:
Il che afraid Of Offending any Of tic frltAale tr1be
hy astiog 4 without B, 0r without D. That IS =
ycTy unnecessary fear, for It ta wen known thai
WrtnTs arc nevcr 1ea3ous Of each other Nj.
InackcfaJ nas well c1plained that IN his ch1psc1 on
literary Bnot4.-Lendcn ce7. ye7c York Nmxs
, 1869-04-04
v,bnxion o1Inscct.' Wings.

I'm rno<,es OF n1ph. OF winged things hay eTeI
Y,cen ihn subjects Of curious study. Solomon n1u1
harr meant ine manner as the thing tnco,nr1eaen-
sitie stsout the VIZ Of An eaEln IN the Nr Ine
mUtious ol !uscctA' wlnP arc even 1ncfe w0noes-
mi In raE{dtty and combination than those oi bltua
~ ~. nntinc The sounds emitted ~ ce1tAtn 1laa-
~ siooc;sts have inferred the sate 4 WHICH SneH
~. rin.ons vtbrate; bot tie rcsslts A5e coapt,
~ fsecnu.e Of tneLoceStl'aH - 70 tae sct1A
e..s, ~ ne vibrating orE1u xneIGes u tuc
T;rrnseU or some part o. tae 600! e;ucA y
Il In he nyinS uesior- N nScnso1As, y pat FI! NJ
Cute & S.1s & bd yus - csef 10
NJ! NJ u'onrr.,Trsscd tslJ waking oIct dasJ paye-
ucs s,,t enS MrcrinE out wnFy dust .! tae
mem, 49, H.r ySe thereby Indicating the nloscmsnt
Sea n.,r1iorl Cf hrT franc E1Fl1F toc Pcpn4oSus
o. 'a su1s ~ nc ANTI TITS Is TIC psne2is Q! kaS
w. sioios4st rim- Uc saHea sass Slno1et n =.
Eisrsrn1 It in inc rn1ne ot om ta1da FH 10 1,nv
rotaaak ss iaarn M. 4 ' sosee,a tic inset aer
II o5 5nent n n scch Easnnct thai saa nutist:ns
cxpes1nsas1 ~ hr5sn against the so'V saf!AsS;
"mss $3.50 INC u thuS ENAEo oas m
G&4S xhich enoEa one ZIP Q. orn. ~
W. VIZ. md h counting the naE9I ~ xnteS /,
.1ta9n oI the bsr7el me pes'9 ~ aa.rrtsned
SnGxu the strokes rsr nni szxvn 10 so. ii lbs be<
Those O. y tet ~ Vssp ilo tn seccoa out -. -.
39 sna 0t fInc method Is that It snoMk 9n ~. ~.
Weak Polns " nscef in rs attempt % SsE rth1 t+E
1ctsop ~ tn, Nv fTrre1ers md not da1anF ~ nTh.s.n
. r1i1Ff e ven ,atc the GeAsn sorsnenfS Of
e1imrsS rof nc orutnay N14a1a mars APPROX
! nan nut u such tnScsA.s e1nec,ei. Is 10 II
! natiorS A,n Al that can Dc 4 Siarcy ot,serrea
. 5oEn o. viz ne iirnb sEoal piece Q! s"th h+gs e
i D e1saeGns No PERSISTENT tuAee q ~ tmrs n
ar,rc!tns ann M q q; Il iorlus; his sena0S'
' q Hf{E.
, 1869-04-04

In Which e sei up ~ easel " "hosseqnt % aa,,Ra
ended = ne SsF 1ose x GSssa ;So Il III s,s
a ssissa Wnen hsd 61ea ny choke tae is9tiSs:
sao ne IN ny ,sa saan aa4osts ssae S5 u
~ = 81 eIs, lny1tei me 70 enter. l ls1pa MyseA
N vnN US sytienit! N artist etadlo, na1 e'eJ
o5ecs n Il bore Indubtrstse etsns o. maasa. al ai
sen. neEses s,nd FeIs covered wish dust md eon, Oh,
Wes; 11y csnvases wers tsoea to ~ W. ~ 1a sse
stuInf4 oi brushes and se91ps q papes p,.si ai ~
~ rn.ssslsJ c9r1oa drawings ard title luscious
ssnaies q eolH pinned to the EAA n.,,,ho, :,
"a ~ hn,toI. HthnQgh he IA Dot hera much o.
nn seems q be getting rather AAi1<st no u
Wssiing ni. ulne oveI sems sAJ nyeass- . troro
cMAc, cM,sgs ~ u eno1hef. De yetJ good pantEt,
one pnirht DO wnu be wood only ssac1 y ~ y,
sruncss but Lea! he sads e ,s;'.ae yn ~ se1u ss
su.rino contempt "ehe 0ea :" ssA1sns ~
, 1869-04-04
THO Old Rcd GAcs
IT poRA nAvm

Once more IN the dytnE tay.
NJ ne CID red gAth Hsaoo,
me clover LEA green y uJ lee
It's blossoms Ge wn1te U ny nAoa.
Win dull unacknnwlodGedp paau.
Fer DING 70 CONC nscf l an Enn1n2,
WIN ne E1G, Of my youth AGAIN.
IN, "a ktsnd In the snher alx3t
WITH nv oes1ttful akf-eyed boEes
When tho eloIeI ~ Gps'n s'1aI,fs5 4 2S5 iS ssa.
Anc the locmH Veft boomNz Auotes
Fl, hold / wni1e hand af parting,
And touch tue red lfpa q ne EM
unc7 ihe moan rose nTer the lx&ele&1
Wtteh shune Ike N Orient pearl
She "a lJtng asleep tn TIA chnreA1AN
Wealth blossom. 6nd GOV, kooN Nne,
~ na,ue fnst WIS hnc3 1nd Mtues
tnd rsIIapds Of N1m clem1ta
Are snrpudtnz tne da1k-eJed hAA
uhoee itru met r1tne Wntu va parted,
Wu down by sae Old I'D GasA
The daisaea were whitening The hillside,
And Crmnaipg lala AArs The heath.
When l stood with my pA1e-ta taeeA dsfone
So clo<c tnai I keA1a IN fancy
The rush os the cif,a ttia
And The dripping o4s Of the boaanao
Who wIled away ny hf1ok-
Ah, we'll. tbe yeAr8 thai hAve lnxted.
50 ffeiEhsed with solTor and eA!e.
Tor The Eatnt-Mhlte fare In the coun
Have silsese1 rhe btuxn d ny hatf.
lam looking IRON n1s = FeN rndoF,
The kKy b clouaE1 aad Gear;
B1t I know ~ ths lenxthen1nE shadows
The sunset Of death n nE1F-
when tte belts thaI rang st my WeodlA2
For joy, shall sctemnly Dn:
And tte fortress. 70 f!4u nd SE1c1eA
30 longer sts! prison ny pouls
In the light Of the Etsd % mnsEuW,
III 80 1rcm The Old rcd ER,
To md In the great hcE@E
MI beautiful. d&rk-cyed hste-
, 1869-04-04
THE ctl1oAdo TRIBUNE SUNDAY, APRIE l.

- -
who AAs hla eeas In regions above oar
will, and can lie 1ethroned By nothing iess potent
thaa tho special: E1aoe Of nods Il b nut - Iht
usaI Il k+pt ha.k bY ena1s and og tabr.
snd bootnats1a- The rsfoEncfs mlSst nvtf face a
army Of nutncsA Tha most fosmldAhis enemy
the sn1i a1aFerJ eausahad contEpnt waa che gen
tnV mt could not veAr t1eed orcalioo, oe 1esock
A1a WIN tnuse tnAs dl Fine, hats ssopped ths
wutoH1 THAI might bare les In usht Con.
sdence Waited On cloth. 'Patent leather and
delicate lid suppressed eouytckop. Tho
cunEearona b1pught toEosbeE eveU kind Of men
hEt the We'll dressed men. Tho drrss. va3 livery
that co1n not be di1Guised Tho mAn might Be
willing % 60, but tho kxosdcloth Wss backward.
And ne h!nadclOth *aA tha person. To ove1noton
the consciousness Of apparc EaS to overcome thu
cnnsctockacsa Of bctou2t1G To . pz1ttc,ri2f clssa
~ socdefJ: Could people have been put Into
Nousek Aid felt hats, We should hare seen them
marching on IN troops 10 ths readeIEops Of radt-
cannn- Tho political paEtJ which numbers IN tts
f21 ne 1aIeh Of seaennsa n e sn
tie leacecx tnxlouAy which hs e6nlz ADD the
weatncr-coef, knoEtng thas With their consdt-
repcJ tie question Il one of silk hats ~ vapor.
Principles arc cne4uany matched VIII pfuoeEa' y
, 1869-04-04

asptnst my 1ife and harpIncaa She wrote Pan
les1er saying h.d written to ny father tina. was
euFssed sptsla, 5r@e1 :1thiaf .as tss ~
Captain James for prudential reAsous; or to tpcak
more plainly, tn order that Jon nay not be dc
cclvtd .he Z es.t9rd to .n @az1y he Captain. be-
uue to you. must request Jo1 to Say nothing to
her Of this, or 4 you should hint II, do not say
and wonld only make \ hardness between hsrself
unfortunately, Is y prored, and sesussed ty :
y s'sS ENTITY a ny sscpother nd ysef ID stood
Otherwise he might hare suspected ,reacher1:
~ II waA, he suspected nothing. md believed
ta,s H. 's IS Il cana }rom ny own homs Il nnss 6
Tn,s w1s only stepmothus revenge, and 80 ia.
It has strewn my life with kAhes-
Of coursc became reck1eas nlser Phil and had
brnkcn tsota-eo reckieas that engaged myself 70
man Of whom Enew little or nothing and whom
es1ds, Tnn went tack 70 bee7deld, and there.
learned through friend Of mine, how cruelty he
had been duped and ho. deeply be had wTong.d
sat down and wrote me from Dcerneld saytng be
had found out hn mistake, and asked tnst the past
be forgotten and forgiven. "Les hyeones Be By.
n each otherb lore" On The dAy was eighteen
I wrote my reply. II was the LAST le1es | ever
wrote him. simply said that nu ovcEturtS were
another. -
Oh, how differently had our young hopes pictured
this day! Tine rings ont 30 many changes! The
past aweeJs away In . rosy cloud, and the pteseut
nses E7ay And dull Vel, my iovelNe ended lust
here, hut there are few more tetLes which may
be added. Fnu married a Ein IN DeeEneld Just sd1
weess efter he Eot ny letter. have lost ttssa o.
profe zion and Is now IN the regular service some-
wherr. didn't marty 9ntl1 year NtcrTaEuA 2
fore knew that he was professional S5mhlet
II WhAnr dlnlcult 70 set divorce ny uege lorc
dldn': rcem 10 object, and 20 that hateful bono
was setered- Ton See my story doesn't turn oa1
rprnAntlcslly 1t all .-
uBfed.
"Never," Eta REPLIES: but once thought
did Ny aunt brpngns home young gentleman a
fwilIEnt, one Day md introduced him % me As NJ
DeLong. ! glanced up at him enopgh 70 Sc u tna
tainted dead away. The Jorng man Was mucl
and s6oogt w 700 esa ID tq Ply sqsi
the F1nIs Is not ret Nntte1 What my an m
r1gnt aide up 1t last don't know. Hadn't yo1
better Light the Eas!" ST. "fk.'