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EGO and ECHO.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

asked Of Echo t'other day,
Whose words are few and funny
What, tn novice she should say
or courtship, love, and matrimony
ouo,h Echo plainly, MATTER o'MoNEr !"
whom should marry T-should 1t be
A dAshing damsel gay and pert
A pattern OF Inconsistency;
Or selfish mercc.ary hirt
ouoih Echo, sharply, MARY FLIRr~
What if-aweary of the strife
That long has lured the dear deeeiver--
She promised TO amend her life,
And sin no more can believe her?
ouoth Echo, with decision, LEAVE uERw
But il some maiden with heart,
On me should venture to besiow il,
Pray sbonld sct the wiser part
To take the treasure, or forego 1t
Quoth Echo, very promptly, "Go Irm
But what If seemingly afraid
To bind her fate in Hymen's fetter,
She vows she means to die maid,
In answer to my loving letter.
Quoth Echo, rather coolly, LEI he"
What II. in spite of her disdain,
ind my heart entwined about
With cupid's dear, delightful chain,
so closely that can't get out
ouoth Echo, laughingly, GET oUr"
But what II some maid with beauty blest,
A pure and fair as heaven can make her,
viii share my labor and my rest,
TIL enyious Death shall overtake her.
Ouoth Echo, soto roce, "rAKE HER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-11

A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-Dr Chalmers
beautifully says: 1.-The little that have
seen in the world, and known of the his
tory of mankind, teaches me to look up
on their errors in sorrow, not in anger.
When I take the history of one poor heart
that has sinned and suffered. and repre-
sent to myself the struggles and tempta-
tons it passed through-the brief pulsa-
tions ofjoy, the tears ofregret, the feeble
ness of purpose, the scorn of the world
that has little charity, the desolation OF
the souls sanctuary, and threatning voic-
es within, health gone, happiness gone
l would fain leave the erring soul OF my
fellow man with him from whose hands
it came"
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Position In Sleeping.

Ii is better to 60 to sleep on the right
side, for then the stomach is very much in
the position of q bottle turned upside
down, and the contents Of 1t are aided in
passing out by gravitation. If one goes
to sleep on the left side, the operation of
emptying the stomach Of its contents is
more like drawing water from a well.
Alter going to sleep, let the body take its
own position.
II you sleep on your back. especially
soon after hearty meal. the weight OF
the digestive organs and that Of the food
resting on the great vein of the body,
near the backbone, congresses it, and
arrests the flow of blood more or less. II
the arrest is partial, the sleeps disturbed
and there are unpleasant dreams. Ii the
meal has been recent and hearty, the
arrest is decided and the various sensa-
tions, such as falling over precipice. or
the pursuit of wild beast, or other
impending dangers, and the desperate
efforts to get rid Of it, arouse US, and send
on the stagnating blood; and we wake in
fright, or trembling or in perspiration.
or feeling exhausted, according to the
degree of slagnation. and the length OF
the efforts made to escape the danger.
But when We are unable TO escape the
danger-when we do fall over the prec-
ipice, when thetumbling building crushes
us-what then? That is death. That is the
death of those of whom il Is said, when
found lifeless in the morning, that they
were MS well as ever they were the day
before - and often It Is added. land ate
beartier than common" This last. as
frequent cause of death to those have
gone to bed TO wake no more. we give
merely rs private opinion. The pos
sibiity Of its truth is enough to deter any
rational man from late and hearty meal.
This wa do know with certainty, that
waking up in the morning with painful
diarrh9a, or cholera, or bilious conc
ending in death in very short time, is
traceable to late large meal. The truly
wise will take the safe side. For persons
to eat three times day, it is amply
sufficient to make the last meal OF cold
bread and butter. and cup Of warm
drink. No one can starve on it; while
perseverance in the habit soon begcts
yigorou. appetite for breakfast, so prom
ising of day OF comfort.-CHalrs Jonr-
nal of Health.
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CoRpr,LrrY IN cHURcH.-Let the atmos-
here of the church be so charged with
good will that every man entering it feel
as if every other man held out both hands
to him and said, Now, my dear broth
er, how are you' l don't remember that
we ever spoke before, but am delighted
to see YOU"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-11

HoBBY-IIoRsICAL PARENTS. We knew
n mother, says DIR. Hall, whose fanatical
faith in the virtues of cold water was SUCH
that she gave her fiIst born drcnchins
every morning, until it was fairly thrown
into commissions at the very sight OF the
preparations finally dying OF epilcpsy,ai
ter years Of suffering.
Frederika Bremen says that her father
nearly starved his children to death, under
the influence of vagaries III reference To
keeping down the animal, and elevating
the spiritual nature, by means oil spare
diet.
Under the influence Of the halluclnatlon
that the very first indication OF stub
borness on the part of child should be
subdued by all means. man OF education
in the year of grace, 1866, beat his son ol
two years old to death, because the child
would not say its prayers.
A parent discovered that little chilli
of five years Of age was afraid to sleep IN
room alone, and thinking it mere
notion, put the little innocent to bed
extinguished the light. locked the door
and went away. On visiting the room
late at night, the child was found to have
died in fit; the eyes had started from
the sockets, as if the poor little thing had
been horror struck.
Another barbarism is compelling chill
dren to eat fat meat, or lean meat, or any
other article of food, for which there is
not only no relish, but an unconquernole
antipathy. The instincts of a child should
be respected, because they are implanted
in its yerv nature for its well being rs III
the animal creation. We nigh. rs wisely
try to make q kitten eat white beans. or
compel a chicken to drink salt water.
Never war against the instincts OF child;
lead rather than drive, persuade rather
than punish, convince rather than convict;
lose your right arm rather than take
advantage of its unresis,ing hclplessness;
bear rather than beat, remembering that
"of such is the kingdom of heaven.
rArthur's Home Magazine.
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of all the dust thrown into men 5 eyes
gold dust 10 the most binding.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPooI-In steamship Scotia, May A-ML Th9rn
Dcbbns Tbos Bch Williams H. Pemberton ami iady = n
Wsssse and ADJ Rose and lady G. L. Hyatt aIS lazy h
Hy.u Mrs Craig Schuyler, h H. Tobias T. b Lew ana
isd and mad servant Christie and LADY Commodore Me-
Ki.,TT and slv Charles Merriam and aay Wm krkhan
man RodsWA wggnA r. EdSards r. = MIsSme, ;. ist
$50 " Wheeler A. toehrane G. LIngs A. H. White spa ly
j. Klots lady infant and servant Capt ~ a. hAeoSe
De- Reed AID ady w. MaciAsb, D. 4 Smith, K Carr Ao Is
carr Ms Carr Southwoh r. p Soonons, SIodaenln
U r. Hor,su lady w EartAeTe, J. TempeiYn g d. "aias
sad ady r. Dalssh T. Jorlsh wm Sng W: H. Fleming; A l.
paterson and adv Geo. Herbert C. r. Walsh B. NJ Coyns ;!
Miller waison Jos Roberts and iay, Miss hosg sna
s.tsr Miss Khkand H. ssbbins G. Clark A. g. sampson Al Z.
IIf,der J. Akhsn Rev J. LJop T. D. Hogg Ma haTsns hH
Uaysus W James Berosener H. &. Arthur, X KIRBY W l..
IIaiJ Rev r. GholsoB, ThoI fapeIl Wilson. Donhe n
b.sht ADV ard servant H. B. Smith Mari W. d. Bsrbear,
ih Rev Thompson j. H. Williams H. Fearing ard servsAi W
smiths ehld Lort HAerpaf and servant Lord Berhu
Sehneider the Rev d. Fraser
d. J. Fraser Pratt p p Pratt Capt DiroP, smith M
uLnry NJ Jeru C d. Hood LADY ehlren. and servant. n
q OCisn Holt r. J. Wigsm, Wa'ts Cog si'e p nS
vad @ Kuly sbAprs J. sbarpis jr O. sharphs byr1e
Mr. zspPeisw H. Rose Leigh 1dy and tT0 @ S9Srea R; -
W. Yard W yo W. Brow AsIAHdsI DuSean and ssr'sSI &
FROM sAYANNAHIn steamship SAn salvador NAV Ahfa Coes
J. and Wife Moore pad ste Miss Moore y Ssa'slAe' S
Dr. PaTkhurst III Z. Bnng MS knha MIS- Floei y VI
BrosB Brosn wash ~ BINGHAM MIS- wSpd, . hAass. 4 R
O. Tugis susskind SchAVeu, G. H. long and VIE y beo'
ton, {. yAeu:ine, Ms Gage BA2bag W BnPse,eSL mss -
B. Brkerhoa l. T. SpHBger A. H. l@rnagtou. D H. Norron J
DeEsoa vile MrA wIver and ehdre and ~ IN eerAse
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF SBw.YoRE..."...........

PORT or EBW -YORK,
CLEARED. ,
sesmships-Tsh Kee Steele Bermuda MARY sAhiotl h0O's VIZ
FS Bre.ie MDougal Maehas T. whitney But.ersed
N.sr,,. Mari Libby Lowell Bhzibethporti Amanda faon
sparroN Lisbon; Stella Loige. Alen So Thona' Va
ees strout BHbethport, Brooklyn, Gariasr Liverpool
Iy Walton windsor So French LppeneO.t
Har1Or Island
Steamship Scotia JuJkns Liverpool April q. ard Queenstown 18Th
s,mlp De Soto Eaton Eew.0eaBs April a. via Havana April
27 and Norfolk NAV 3 ndse. and pass
S,eap,hip Fairbanks Hunter Wilmington, naval stores
seSh,o San Salvador Savannah. ndse and pass
s Grand Master SeAbover POnse, H. APn ~ VA Nassau
a. sugar 81. cp r.,.,,.,o s,v. ,,..,
Schr Tampco Lombard ranTioo y days shns ia'he &c
mort lr C5nstanc - Eewlork April l2 sehr AsnA
Isverst Tor Nswiork May Il sehr Horsuo Meh"H A''sN w
shr Jane. walu Drsko POntAe 6uAlOape 10 days sugar
sSy Co@nerce Evans Baracoa dAys fs len m port sSnrS
n .ro j. NE sail dayi NJ T. fks o NeNio
/, days; Race Horse Nwlork In days. Cro~A "a
York in days b A. ~ HAr, Aad Loaisa "h'e' if
days ,.,... .vn co,,rwu,
~, N.,r, ylrsiai, AS BldIidge Virginia
n Ws.Cyf Vrgipia Dwight Davidson Nirgfpia
~ uVi.~ Xrsi,i. r. Wood. Virginia
~ Tn,J Nsrel,ud Mana Frrson, AeIfudrA
\ 4. Wines Gt01eoyh Jo1n ); Mgsttu,, A'eAsHH
Jrnsie A. Sheppard Ae1Ahurh ns"u,
p n Br,iy EhIshshport. heETy A Denng Eb1AbethpoTe
CstLaIiHs, fot IohzSou
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.ro, Mar AA,rysd ship Blackstone RON eans
baTi, ST. nque, Jamaica NJ Churchill, SaguS orgs " Nv
SAlellsi Arsc nom fotees T. X
DISASTERS. ,-,,.
BosyoS Aay UTg fron Ph.iadepp. o s.I
reports duriug gale maintopms ana "a ast M
sails; spruug ~ pnIps bnkug eoSa s & rb,eb
s I.l,nI nv dc .ehT Nvrtkener Goueysier AID vas
nor, Whea faea IN had feet Of wae N oe' 1O
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Sanking SOnsts unO gank1s.
uAAvEg A O. HAreH
Office of FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
O,oo,ts L. G. Sab Trsasurr.
uAavrS TIsK
OppoIlts .. s. Sub TftlIur

We receive the accounts Of Panks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest On balances. We make collec-
tons on all points in the United States
md Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in al parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Ex-
change miscellaneous Stocks and
3Onds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
RAILROAD, which are widely esteemed
by mOHeyed corporations, as THE
longest Six-per-cent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Nail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
EbeK g. HATCH
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
90 uROm it mag GuHttru.

IL KIEUFASrURKRS or
PINE LUMBER.
dGEKRLL oFFFcE nos SO AND 81 wLLLsT., gEw.IoRK
(Browb Brothers Goa BudbE)
COUNTRY TRADE; Opposite Hsrals House wisaspOrt PsRA
VICTORIA MILLS: BylE Inisi, rrevrss Of obtinN
PINE BILL TIMBER. Gblisqsssss Mills, Rsss
WHOLKHALE YAKD FLot Of 6TebsIt. PhlAdsphia, IssE.
LURBEH AR0 TIMBER AILLS cNyTHK kuHQtKHAENA AND
~ CANADl.
VRssELs LOADED AT KiTHKR OF THE ABoVH PORTS
TACKSONs FELT ard GRAVEL ROOFING.
~ --LRAKY TIN SIHRGlB ROOFS MADE TIGHT AND WAR.
RANTED Oness NoI :t5 haIs asd VI CedAsa Gravel for
roofing wsI By the ton Or sgo No 0 Wet TWENTY fsnnht
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
N THOUSANDS suffer from Sssl beryons entrusted feepE
lack Of Snimsoa confused head
UsI seegpspsd With weakening nv6noa dSchiEes conis
qusrss sIcss evil ypata habts Al this NERVOUS
nEBIAY ADD promptly egrvd BY HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No tg arrests the dsshATE dis
pelt gloom deSpondsey aud nTgorttes the
Pee S3 for Eve and doub va OF powder which mp ut
al tssuf by mail receipt Of TIE price Address HUM
?HRBfS INCORPORATING MEDICINE COMPANY AO SS1 Broad
vsyfhew.YoIi
- P0OFING. ROOFING.
~ THE NATIONAL ROOFING COMPANY. DANIEL CARROLL,
se uiesdsht prepared furnish their 6t class Felt ES
neat and Gravel Roofs pces otordhArr tPoh and
ahted 10 last longer 0tnesd TO lsat bye wnhoHt
FnneSa oaee No Rssa6syt Brsaeh onee No S ssysblys
THE EARTH CLOSET COMPANY,
u HARTFORD, CONE
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
sSurt Eaarens ystir.

~~"~-~.-~~~|~|~~~~@ s-.YH o. NEw-YoRE, I
p,v-W.n nnHNs OssIcE No ~ hlnISst
NOTICE n hereby given, IN aceor9nSSe rss a. m.s
" s,etos si the pass ABnl ~ S. ,arS q ali psrSs
ia or SSysas charge q The .aos mattel o. Sa Sa.
D. W..sS .sd the SAdservss or eHAninanons
s,ln ueKi sHecsoAHE As sSsce "a o'AS '
Jsslss. 60. ............AN
-. u Baltimore. ~ ~
Steamship daahastAn.. ':'''''s.'''s's-''''ss
s,s~asLip
JApte y
KeaewOTth
Bark Bruce.
Ealeh How. ..LasHoeerS
BaTk
Big 4 A. Carver. =
Brig CUus
behE 0ieaN0ol
sehE j. B. Small hAithA
MIETHORNB ToMPkIHS. PTsaasDt
j. AusS HERAnAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Mmhtnirp.

A WRIGHT variable cutoff steam ENGINE,
"a sOborss pOweT Rufue Lsbes JewerS Ebd Silver
smiths Bar Ro Secondhand Machinery bought and sh
and exchanged tie Machinery Depot No. zS5 water between Dove.
kBd Roossveitsts. r. hoSWlGhhH
D0OKBINDERS' ENCLOSING PRESS, or
I'D SMASHING AACHISEbe best and strongest the eeust
st Boston, MssIehIses dealers In Presses and Bookblhde and
PnuterT Machinery.
SkISO ! STATIONARY ENGINE, Boiler
qp lsJOs and FIiares complete all Besry new Boiler beIy
vgTb money Just The thing M coffee spice mills
hgh requiring fd power IBque VI A.
RIiTER Railway ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
xrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAIN, ad parsers arriving AZ his port are -
I,vrr Dsrages addressed the EeWlok Associated rfe
persons exhibiting the written authority Of J. w siTeT % TssTSs
World Saa EspYsss Ep<aiEO Post Commrd1 AdtertIr -
Zsaho Ne, Yorker Journal and Soe foTET DeHokT4' h" ~
be Delivered only 10 the persoaa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
TrpspAY,s WEATHER REPORTS M

MINIATURES ALMANAC. -
s ,.. - Asa Sun 7OO Moon nses....... 1ll
aIsH DAr.
s.ns, Cows IslanA.... 4O2 Hell Gats..... $50
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
aEo. A LEAvIrr AueuoueeT. ...-o,,
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astor.pisss and Rshthst LRAyITT sTREBBiSH
Co ooxgGsMusrs eATALoauzD AND SOLD


DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astor.psss and Rsb,htt LRAYITT. sTRBBBiSH
Co eoSnSSNusTI sotisirhD biBHAEIB eATALosuHo Fp
- A. d. HKaWIS, Ausnonssr
fDY BANGS, MERWIN IL Co., Broadway cor.
I'D lh-sses BekL Worh of Ar Fancy Goods Furnts &c
r 80 = THURSDAY AFrBRHOOS, May g. Gt1 O'Clock ,
The ts and valuable DRAMATIC PORTRAITS belonging 70 e
late HUMPHREY BLAND formerly the property Of Whm hass
Blake coHenL Ao the engraving Of The Elevation o. Ae
Cross. nv Witdoue, amer RenbenS
Catalogues ready aBu sItees on exhibition. TO-.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Nav T. At 4 o'clock -
private collection Of MEDICAL BOOKS comprising many choice
treaes Medicine snd Surgery both English and American Late
editions Illustrated Also IumbsrOf French Works and valuable Pc
TiodcLl Publications. kc. .. ....
FRIDAY, May H. at II an, a.
at the Factory Nos 396 ard 28 Tenth'.Vs, - =, ~.
Sedgwick Assignee IN BANKRUPTCY OF orah
ard Of DsBie Wilkins sGd John J. TbonS, ars ' sSER I
BOILRR SHAPTING kc kc Also, Office and store FUkN Ih'
complete outht and furniture Of lags silk
RY S. DINGEE, AuctOneer
I'D on THURSDAY. Msy g..
Al Private Dwelling No 26 Wet Thirty fourth st
s. DIN0BR will cell entire FURNITURE IN above house. en
hcnF Paor Suites handsome upright Psnof egu'
Pier and Mirrors Black Walnut and Cottage Beroem 5ahb
Mattresses Pillows ke Also Kitchen Utensils and Croelsy'
Sale % comm At II q.
See ,als Of House in Real Estate eolnnn
IT S. NAVAL SALE.--O, III. PERSON, Anc-
u tioneet-wiilbe sold by JOHN q. PERZBL Co, on SAT-
UDAY 1862 at u O'Clock st fsvyiad Brookn W ordeI Of
RparAdma Godon Commsndan y Cron) Prtfe steanip
MEMPHIS Can he examined and Inventory seen W
application the ConmAndAn a. the NVJlard or AZ he
ohes THE Auctoneers No li3 PesrsL Cauoversquitl
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Suitmal R,bmu..

NOTICE
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE
FIFTH DISTRICT. kEN.lORk -. - ..
SEVENTH TFNTH TlIIRTEENTH. AND FOURTEENTH NAhuo
Esc. hsrshy E'eu Persons eoHesrud that ne Annui s
ksnaous snd Enurfatons made hnl
t,isp thin the Assistant Asisori fr The ys,r s
0peu,g spe spBg MAJ 6O viii he open al ihs oes
of ten dsrs from tbs date hsfeo e ef
u hear and dstennns dufmg The space OF
,,Hrnt Or oohisincd sad ABunA l and 's e
Vii M tauttsi Coreto Siha asr The expiration
sforsAd Bat appeal VIII ne Al
losed party da As's'ed 'ie We h'' b''s osA
the Collector O., 4, -.
~ And al dpT>g q, AsJior. dore'dh S9gd y raadf
gsci ~ particular rdt>r. or hiHJ
rpec4g wAiA ddsei fo9uf'f dHd h0uN 'hN ne g'a1
JAMFs ~ NoCARTGS. AGsssot
A.s,,ors Onoe Ne. 35s Broome,i Nay l. lisa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
phferM6 EOiins.
GHanns fGr BusiRsss UH.

A RARE CHANCE for Business Men wishing
"A 10 sga9s in The MANUFACTURING Of sOAPS-PoT sALE-Tbo
complete futures Of SOAP FACTORY and party soog them can
spsc 40 bOIes weekly; FaeOy
atsd IN Booiyp short danos ferry; adapted for Family and
Toilet sospL AppJ At No. 80 Wtisrtt. Room No a.
NROCERY STORE in New York for SALE
NJ Two srstess fixtures good business For
particulars inquire at No 3s7 EnsTe. from 10 70 oelotL
FNO STATIONERS.-A PARTNER WANTED
10 an es.abahsd Jab Printing and Stationery hsaSs
Address r g. e. Box No. 1857 ~ T. r. o.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
OVERLAND TO CALiF0RNIA.

OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN TIME.
ONLY ONE DAYS STAGING BETWEEN NETWORK AND SAN
' FRANCISCO.
sKyEE DAYS TRAVEL FROM THE MISSOURI RIVER To TIE
PACIFIC OCEAN.
Fer thfouGA dsish and hl psrnsaau apply 70
WELLS, FARGO & o.,
NO 80 BROADWAY NJ
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
III ROAp-CHAN0R or PIRR. a0d tisr WEDNESDAY. April
connection with The above road 0r Long
BTaueh Tons kc viii taA 20 ihs old oesbop
Pier No a2 between Duane aud JsL The Passengsr Beat val
l.T, daily supdaT, excepted at %O5 eelok Freight viii oy be
received up TO o'clock m w y SWEDEN = Se Lesse.
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.
o. .uG amer p.snbsr 1883 sAs EAAs uh as 0ls"'i
s1o M from ROossVs. Y'rJ NAL Aas AsssAnsdihSn Tor say
Vile sna n sJ stsnOsA go
,,np a. RIyrsa for Jamaica Psaalrs esra.Fs BAdNS'"m'
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-07
HONORs TO THE DEAD.

One sees hanging upon the railing
surrounding the column in the Place
Vendome, Of Paris, Wreathes ofimmor-
teIles, the tribute of the French people
to the soldiers who fell in the battles Of
the First Empire. Winter and sum-
mer, in fair days and in foul, these
touching tributes remain, until, faded
and wilted, they fall from the Palings,
and are swept away with the rubbish
of the street.
In this, and in other and manifold
ways, the youth of France are remind
ed that their country is not unmindful
of her children, and does not forget
those who perish in her defense, or con-
tribute to her glory by the example OF
their heroic conduct.
If France thus cherishes the memory
of her heroes, how dear to the Ameri-
can people out to be the memories of
those who, at the call of their country,
went forth TO her defense In the hour Of
her greatest peril, and gave up their
lives that "a government of the people,
for the people, and by the people"
might not perish from the earths
In no more beautiful or touching
manner can we manifest our regard for
them than by hanging garlands upon
their tombs and strewiug flowers upon
their graves. The 3Oth of this month
has been named for the observance of
this custom throughout the country
custom that ought to be kept up, in the
language of General Logan, "While
there remains a heart loyal to the cause
in which our comrades fell, and while
the moving principle of that struggle is
worth preserving. ."-C Cincinnati CONNER
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