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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

We have the BestfdeiIities for prin
ing wedding and sotiliion. cards
Come in.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

kotHeAAlas beena nrreiiig adsart1bumr
bagssHg dtul.eistsFahd -pfiv;ta PARTIES,
linking up. mid setiin9a adssseJ GEM
fpodfd which hescaIisn NoleOtt'sS Glhr
FPhiHt AfFef Walcottsogcnuinei eni-
edicsshave white outside Wrapper
6%ith signature Iatge)-Io Lons.outsror
Six PintE1 of MoIcotts 1Ahnihiiatqn for
GanHrhandG blds in the head, or one Pint
of Pain Raipt, for, Tigers or Pain, sent free
of express Charges, on receipt OF The money
At Isl Charfam' Sqyare;,' n. Y..';;'or one Gal
Ion OF P.iin Print Fdodble serengthl for $40
Small bottfes a0idb~ aih Druggists. ,t.2lr
A~wsoGE1ssq sdT7elRtL WoLeoTTa
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ERRORS OF u 81,

a gentleman who Suffered for years from
Nervous Debility Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful inaiseretion, will.
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the receipt and di-
r~eciions for making the simple.remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers. wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do
so by addressing, imperfect crnfidence.
sft JOHN L. OGDEN, ri.
iy46 Me- AZ Cedar street. New York.
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fARMER's HgLpER

Shows how to double the profits of the,
farm, and how Farmers and their sops
can each make 500 permonth ip Wig
ter m10st00 copies viii be, mailedfrce,
to farmers Sendpame and address
to ZeiglerrM cCurdy, d. CO, Eincin
matt, Ohio. fsEa -, .rlo5me.I iQw3O4
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
NOTION 70 TEAcHERs.

"he Board of School Examiners of Ash.
Y land County viii hold the following
Examinations during the school year 1863
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

"Best holtss is a sla,tg word which
Is generally understood to mean forte;
as It IS frequently said lying, or steal
ing, or swfidling isssuch'or' such an
ones best ho4t.A.9. 9A,snol IS 5,1@s5i
THIS best holt business has come to
ibeayeryS prominent attribute of Re
publican members of Congress; and
5eaerseekste-d isinguish himself with
some sort of best;holt.l IS e,.
Iti Dawes best holt to be econom1
ical, and I'd LET every n know of it in
the most eemplete manner
1t is Logan's hest holt to have the
capital removed-1 He didn't originate
this, AM as the scheme was altogether
too stupid for any one else to champ
ion, he has stepped in he don't
Know anything ase, MOI. much Of this
S4twas Blnghansbss holt TO hang
Mrs.. SurfattRF
It s4Beast Buffers best holt to tell
him about it, and accumulate III got
ten property. @'l' 49, :.
s.Scbenck's best holt is to boss the
whisky rings and make money :
Gar6eld's best tolt is to look after
Et.dLdI5atg3sa :5VD tlsiN:lt uss -
Q $3.50 SISrS pn-Hi Ssyoyams 81 !:
,Itfis,S Senator CarPenterfs best. holt
! to- 90. in; for Cuba and the female pan.
,faloSRites; about as sincerely for one
Summers best holt is, Summer and
other gentlemen of African descent
ghmbPlfs best holt is to expose
Hunndr1 n e. a.A laaeLn =
Senator Wilson's best holt is to get
a pension for Mrs. Lincnln. x5 g,
Grants best tiofr IS Ugrt-un fol
himself, and every thing else he can
except that Cleveland pIrp. ,,
Mrs Gfsnt hes ibid q specaaiI
late ingold, and thAn1tf9 Aotlto have
1t known- 81 81
Horace GreesY's best holt is RIM
ming for Comptroller, and having pig:
iron Nightmare. 3D. q
tmsS e6atorSC handles's best holt is in
getting drunk, and swearing off.
DICK Yates win discount him 10 this
respecL-N- Y. Democrat.
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fi"roo bEeitsh 30 s1rTT1E7 sH7 OF
s5ciatoq eac3 yFIaE
on
.STZH 1ERgCE
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iiisH~s1& aTHS~D ii b-1o~ sdi III 30
fG -i"araEI ~. @rGG ci~ zJrsi.GJ
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boRLLARD's 4EUREKApps

Y - q u VI. TX -E-at II III .
hoidz b0RaLLARRS %EEREKA"234 81
}SnogiHs Tobacco is anexcsl"nr article of
E~grarnaafnd HiIeiiia 9zgy 81 LsEIH aw !.
/, Wher ,ver introdeeed it is universally ad
~ ,rlpuut li up in handsome muslin bags, in
which orders for Meerchaim Pipes are
dahl hacked. $50 HiuG9 ,.@ai RID Il:
ELoRFEE8RHS~YAGHT CLuBna
Smoking TobaeeO 1liasCno superior y5heing
aienicotinized it Ecannot injares ~heFysless
constitutions, 81, people of sedentary habits,
IT is produced from SELECTIONS of the lin
eat stock and prepared BY 4 patented and
ORIGINAL manner. tue 9SSlg 5h 20 4su
is very. aromatic, -mildaand 7ightoin
~weight-4hence it win last much longer than
sothers; nor docs it bprn or sting hetSngue,
or leave, a disagreeable after-taste.
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
Meerschaum Pipes; silver mounted, and in
neat leather pocket cases, are placed IN the
Yacht Club brand daily. Il 81 nd lin :
- - LoRILLARDis GENTqRY4 se =
oe TSis Brand II Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
has no SUPERIOR ANYWHERE. a ccDcngiB
Tt l., without doubt; the best RheHingito-
bacco in the country doys 958m bHs
.bod OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gid
Have. been ihf1cces general husse IN The United
States Over ITO Years, and estiii acknowF
edged THE BEST wherever used. ~ u Z
| If yeur storekeeper does not have these
articles for sale, ask him to get them.
They are sold by respectable jobbers al.
most everywhere. y :
Circulars mailed on applications. O
I2w23i P. Lorillards&C Cos New York. q
aE'- aggs = rr;oy ynsm 1ot ,ds1udo &C
ldt Laa 5uA LHailaazA LIZ la .nuL 81
lTrIw was edredsof Deafnessland Gatarrhc
by a simplearemedy and wiH send the
receipt .freeb a-~d8 III kae ,bsG;UT "a
,ba1i MRS NJ. G~.aDEGGETT,is =,
lNw3o1sf9 --shEa Hpboken, NJ j. -
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
NOTICE.

Elizabsth sanneergh ##hoesgs residence is
luunlknownr" to the fPsetitiohsfs heEsby
notified that Henry, a. Saher, did, ION
tie 18th day # Janq5FYIAo D:g1s7o,
file his petition in TIE office Of the
Clerk Of CommonsPfea within and
for the GoRntg Of Ashlaapd and State
of Ohio, charging the Said Elizabeth
Saner, with willtul absence for more
than three years last past, and asking
that he may be divorced from the said
Elizabeth Saner, which petition will
stand for hearing at at3 the p pert term term OF
Sa 4sa .seff HENRY kssgayEgs%, !,
s@ mWBy b M S9%%ssPAk,s Atty :.
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ECAIIAW " 4

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fhna 97ac hua1s d32yI .23CH1 5ns
Erl sh- IN shsTl ad1 - ksd5ia5. .soei
EGazi5io Il s1o,2 Esr- 5sr, l..
POSTERS & yaibijyN
PG7f-i7' az TeI
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
LETTER-HEApS

- 90 2 Ja3-S-H ElaaskD
49, ~ IL ID 5isa asLT
yt&8u.
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CANyASSlkGl Ba6KS SENT FREE
!. $40 ITO 80 s9 n,
paEis ~ Sunlight
-, and Gaslighf

a WORK dsaeEiesaive # tic MTsTER-
Z DORIS and CRIMES efthe CFFY 9b
{ 4" &SHiH OFIPAR1S. ,usHrow G 3.
! Reals how Pariah has become, the gay,
cot and mget Beautiful City in the world I;
how i.s Beauty; and Sp!sndor are purcha.-
ed at Q fearful cost Of Misery and Sntfeiin e:yy
Adventdrers.Fow Virtue and Vice go a i m
in-afm inths Beautiful City how the most
Fearful Critics are committed and conceal
ed: hew money is Squandered in useless
land contains over $50 fine 'engrav-
-ings Of noted Places Life and Scenes IN
Paris. Agents wanted. Canvassing Books
sent free. Address u- ~ g.. IN.
National Publishing Co.. Chicago Ill, Gin
cinnati Ohio, or ST. Louis Mo, -,3 =
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:. Willis Il Kaufman &.-Co.

Of trcds aodR flJoiEe 1l init 81 80 ~A~4 20 1Sa SsE
Dou't fresahst ~esha,s the isrsess stpsk. ofP
ING and Hk AFi NlfsST0YES eYerbrouphtfo this dfSkIta Ind X -
suit the 1imes a1luod Cook teyesurTnnedSat TWentgHfxs Deu.,s
Pahbs 8 yes HPicesa W ehase.a also a large stock Of Tea -Tfays. pressed
and Japa ned Thr-vafe Furnishing Goods OF alAkis Im az tHZ ss Ithe sHest
Give uee ,il before rufchasipg.sl Don't forget the place, Two Doors Essf oil
71Bal Banks Ash1aA d, OU syl s% 800 @1Hes1 III
ii (vol rul5tO ~ Id IS 4wlkI rs, KA UFFMAR Soeos as;8
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
Z lash ERLFRSr Sal E.ieupa
First National Bank of Ashland Ohio

s5f1SET9 r!+HtH@ IrVsIH'lpatiTfE mi .
p.a Hs:Afehibald Finley il. set al.
-stateJofO Ohio, Ashland County, SIS, ia
BY virtue Of a cer;ain,o order Of sale against
defendants, issued from the Csurt of Com.
mon Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, dated
january s A. D. 1870 and 30 me dirieted'
~wilIsYll at Rpbiie 8 H. at the SoSth d9oI
CoiHff OhiS? on sdf - bsJ1infbG 80 =
4 rs iairaaSfB6nR5Paa4yee ee ~4tDsps7o,s'
4 e'ssiaoaeaEnPre: NJ Ja;sald DAY, the "fano*a'
fne Real Esfate situqAtefh stA.Gorhy of
Ashland and S,sie 4 ohipu rto.wits The
northeast 1onpah' of said eastl1lraIfof said
southeast quarter q 9secqont twenty five
l25l in township t~wenty5fonr "a in range
seventeen AZ asn1pposed4to contain twenty
T2d3 acfes. Appraised af S7S3!00 Terms
Of sale CASH MeComhsie&t Curtis Att'ys
for Plaintiffs. sBG soGJ 1i9Gf sses y"
adj VIM. o. PORTER Sheriff 90
= I'D Ashland County O.
January Is. 1s7o-6v
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NJ AlEsHf~ GAAaRRh.AAxSh
tehi74 MAkUFAeToRYauist4a5
g .oTsf IA rleg1ZaH buia4s


sa)-srsIai IN ASHLAND. s,n al.
A. the old carriage shop formerly oes4pie4
by Anes & Leach - % sFEt-Hf hcS
- Wewould respcctfu3iys infofiaNtaei ~
zens,of Ashland. and adjoining espAieA,
that fhe well RneIn frai of-saEf sd la
zR ltsw IN .saalIiy 5Rdt 70 gJusbnis bra
assatiId3Js TRAKER&fGQ@o lis
of Wadsworth, Ohio, have e~stabIShsSEs
branch shop in Ashland, where we shall
keep on iiand Rndmpkse . )Order1nokinds
Ma g zsgg@%sssAl fase5as,, s,.igNst.sq
offhe latea. style and impreEsReS.~aAA
N9hf n 4orsfedw bsasGi ,sfsqpo1T
h"oiB4R RiXNTE b,ai be
a. hiiaifs tISb1o tssi9s1 sd3 70 2cmHd
AsSe ua9 aetidns bat stheb bestg nateEial
and employ noDe but irst class ~Tmechanics.
We feel safe in saving, fiat Tor Durability
5Afd flash, aBSork sta9ds!secon ton nbne
Jpade in the state5- AL lahHhich Ms will
Offer. at as low . price, as the esahe quality
'9f kirkland tinseso u ladnfiu6l saoo sd9
-Nsaisasik aesiesAhatE re d. sstd,sfr
DEp kas ~
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

Pertaining .ofsny pare d6shs EsrfiskAbui-
ursts<. JdWs hers by faisTaHdheas.rbsasl
yolifo call and xamin { vel ri All
stages of complexion, ahdAke think ydd VIII
lBS wsIlEbsitpi6r SoaioinH g bnA ,tasi,
III J. TRAVER & r. OGDEK
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Summers best holt is Summer and
other gentlemen of African descent
n TfqnbPlFs best holt is to expose
HuHIHS q . qln .
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BILL-HEADs,

@ .fas.j w7i: rrrsjs4 g,rre
et' 1GIlz r-ra.yaG Ill iaoI.
.Lss!Eas * iti
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Senator Wilson's best holt is to get
a pension for Mrs. LincnIn. So 80
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-04
A well Deserved Compliment.

We republish with pleasure, from tho
Springfield Ull) Register (Democratic),
the following well deserved compliment 10
the interchangeable efforts Of Minister
Wsshburn, ut Paris, and Minister Jones
o. Brussels, 10 lend cvcry aid in their
power TO American and German citizens,
whom the dangers and oxigoncios of the
war have thrown upon their protection
and Kindness
"ovAMiSIsTERsI IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM.
In the crisis uow impending over France
Thousands Of Americans in Paris have been
obliged TO call upon our Minister for his
sid and influence. From every quarter We
learn With pleasure and pride that our
Distinguished fellow citizen, Hon. X. d.
vssAburn, Minister ofthe United States
10 Paris, haA done his utmost 70 protect
our citizens who remain in that bcleagusrsd
city, end 10 facilitate the departure Of
those who Geek safety by leaving the coun.
Try.
selected by the Prus,ian Government ~ II
representative in France. In this new
capacity bc has been bcset with the appenl
and opportunities Of thousands of persccu
tod Germans, and hi, relations with the
French authorities have been exceedingly
delicate and complicated. In all let II bl
said he has given satisfaction TO Franco
and Germany, and has preserved inaet the
dignity 81 the United States.
Belgium, lying along the northern por-
der Of France, affords hn asylum casy Of
access to Americans fccing from Paris. a
great many have already sough; refuge
there and more are going. A. q conso-
qusncs, the labors Of our Minister, Mr..
j. Russell Jones, are increased enormously
We learn with pleasure from Americans
returning that ho has given them every
attention in his power to render them
comfortable and contontcd.
1t isssuhjcct OF congratulation 10 the
people 81 this State that both Mr.. Wash.
burno and Mr.. Jones are residents Of Illi-
nois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-04
Ghe 8ultftin
FRENCH VICTORY.
Ts,Armyofthe Crown rrin'e H'"'e"'

London special to the Now YORK
W.,d under date of The Let instant
says:
Your special at D'nlognctelG TELEGRAPH tina, that
e y, ,,hhcrr5wning defeat ofthe German
FORCES on the SCUM ana west VI iaris py
,.'. we Of Cons. Ducrot and Msndon,
lnV ,n a. I'M. The French were heavily
med on Monday by Gen. Trochs,
siyaneing on the German position 1t
Noutrcscl and Versailles carly on Tuesday
, Mining Tho battle began Mt Tirohry
and vei.y, tho Germans contestlhg 'ns
proneh advance with desperate energy
until they were assisted by fresh eoiunins
sJyanein, beneath tho guns Of Mont
Vsllerien from ST. Cloud, through INC
Boi, do Psusses, Rcrcrcs, aud Vouicresson
whore q number Of regiments OF baden
troops mu,inied on the battlefield ana
refused 10 90 under fro Nearly ono hun.
dred of these troops wor shot by order OF
the German commander, but the rest still
hold back, and many, throwing down their
arms. dispersed through the forests. Inc
crown prince was finally compelled to order
n retreat upon Bonzival, abandoning Yer.
sailliss 20 tho victorious French. The
German columns which attempted tho
passage of the Seine NJ Bonzival were kept
under terrible Are from Mont Vsllericn,
whish converted tieir retreat into u rout,
and ,hcy were driven in confusion boyond
b.. German. Nigh, alone stopped the
pursuit. The Germans lost s, 600 prisoners,
among whom are many officers Of the stat
Of the crown prince Of Prussia, and 90
cannen and mitraillouscs. The road TO
Orleans and Tours is rsopcncd and cleared
Of the enemy.
Tho reports from Paris are that the
general state OF feeling 10 excellent, perfect
ordc, prevailing, and the morals OF the
people and troops much improved BY the
succession Of victories Of Trochu and the
army Of defence
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-04
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IT. Louis, July eth, is7o,

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patio College Of Missouri.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-04

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-04
Menrhi., Tom. sert. u. l.io.

II gives me pleasure Ia add u.inc 20 the many
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the Home stomach Bitt'r-.' hive used th' N
nnd examine the formula ~ Wiu'h th'y go"
composed. uui ~ onouncc them &C. must "Nf 90
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and would recommend thctn NOR" especially IN
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JOI r. LYNCH, VI. IL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-04
REMEMBER THE PLACES
Next Door TO the Corner or Poplar
and Nineteenth Street.

The Grocery Establishment at
the Corner of Commercial Avenue
and Sixth Street will be main
iianed as usual, one Of the best
Stocked in the CITY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-04
ESTABLlSIIED 1902
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS

Tho superiority Of this excellent preparation
over any other article ever offered to III. public
has been demonstrated by tho wonderful popular
Ivy u has attained within tn. brief year since II
WAS hrrt manufactured. Not less than
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-20

ly,and then / would have Mrs. Macduf
and all the little ones come in from the
sips, stating that the accounts OF their
murder was shameful fabrication OF
the newspapers, and that they were
all of them perfectly we'll and hearty.
The entirely wicked you may massa-
ere without pity; and l have always
admired the German Red Riding
Hood on this score, which is o thous'
and times more agreeable than the
ferocious English tale, because when
the wolf had gobbled up Red Riding
Hood and the grandmother, In come
two foresters, who cut open the wolf,
and out step the old lady and the
young one, quite happy.
So [ recommend all people to act
with regard to lugubrious novels and
eschew them. | have never read the
Nelly part Of THE Old Curiosity
Shop more than once; whereas /
have Dick Swiveller and the March
ioness by heart, and, in like manner,
with regard to " Oliver Twist" it did
very we'll to brighten one in numbers
but | am not going to look on at Skies
murder, and to writhe and twist I'M
der the jews nightmare, again. No,
no; give me Sam. Weller and Mr..
Weller for a continuance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-20
From the Vlncennes Times.l
DEMOCRATIC CONSISTENCY.
prronr THE AsfEEpMEsT

BEFORE THE AMENDMENT
The cursed Niger is a bore,
And so viii be- forever more,
He Is not human we declare,
He sprung from Cain and a she-bear.
Just see the wool upon his head,
His big fat foot just ike sled,
His big white eyes, see how they roll,
He Is a brute, ne has no soul.
He has no sense. he cannot feel,
And every one OF them will steal,
He viii not work his life TO save,
lie was only made 10 be a slave,
The biggest towards upon earth,
AS soldiers not a cent they're worth,
Give them their oath they'll swear a lie,
And never even bat their eye.
IL Is not safe to let them run,
They'll ruin our daughters every one,
In fact there's nothing left secure
The cursed race wa can't endure.
Give them q voter Twill never do,
They'd ruin as, the country too
Their own black pups they would elect,
And every white they would reject
But there's one thing / had forgot,
1 refer you now TO "old bred scott;
The cussed Niger has no rights"
In common with the race OF whites,
so Just treat them as you elect,
They have no rights you need respect.
In slavery let them ever dwell,
or send them double quick to hell
AFTER THE AMENDMENT. -
The coIored race has been abused,
by every body been mfsused,
but of one thing yOu may depend
The Democrat is their true friend.
Yes. at our tables you can eat,
And n our parlOTs have n seat,
And III we have II never fear,
You'll get the best OF ale and beer.
II we have any work o do,
We'l give the preference unto you.
The poor white trash we can not stand;
They are n nuisance in our land.
AS soldiers, darkies were so brave,
They put rebellion in It's grave;
Twas on Fort Pillows" bloody field,
They showed themselves as true as steel.
The colored race would sooner die,
Than even swear ~ little lie.
III L were in a desperate case,
III risk myself with the colored race.
We've labored hard by day aud night,
To secure to them their natural right,
The right to vote, the right to swear.
The right to settle anywhere.
And thus my coiored brother dear,
From Democrats you've nought TO fear,
Oustick 10 ms, Wen stick to you,
You vote for Us, and we will too.
And thus we Will move our cause aiongs
And cheer ourselves with drink and song,
And when at last we come TO die,
Wen call the priest and soar on high.
JRTuRoE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-20
rE1E UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY.

Could we but know
The land that ends our dark, uncertain
Where lies those happier hills and
meadows low
An, Il beyond the spirits Utmost cavil,
Auaht OF that country could we surely
know.
VINO would not go?
Might we but hear
The towering angels high imagined
chorus,
or catch. betimes. with waketul eyes and
clear
One radIent vista OF the realm before us.
With one rapt moment given to see and
hear,
Were we quite sure
10 ind the peerless friend who left as
lonely,
Or there. by some celestial stream as
To gaze on eyes that here were lovelit
only
This weary mortal coil, were we quite
sure.
Who would endure? ,
Edmund O. SteadTnGn.