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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-08
fPublic Resolution No Is. !


A Resolution fDr the pr lection Of soldiers and
thei. heirs
Res lived by The Senate as.d Iluu-e Of Repre-
-snt tit-s ct tile Uuitei States Of America: in {,
,Iess ass iLI Il. That the ii,- ,.flces 81
the Treasury aud pay tsElT nIIit who CHAR .eti
With the settlement and p yHtnt # baurtie~ due
Ia ldieTs II th-r heirs be. anu the! are ert by
directed pay To g paid he sum UId
Que To The ldier- their heirs per on,
II ty transmitting tl,- - them iii
straft drafts, payable to- hi, he. o. their
order. JhT0ush tn ire dmeH's Bureau. oT
state agent sIpI IuIe,! -Isc3.i-iy faE tLat puF
.sse a. :, # national gsyIun-, re sion
scent of the district wlirCe lie she, 81 they may
reside ami not to any c.aim ett OF upon any
power of attorney, transfer, or assignment
whatever
SEC 4. And lie it further re~o' v-I. That any
lffcsr OF e.sIk ef any al ;Lr executive depart
,-lent, OF the vcThnicnt who s'E,li te Law fully
detailed 10 investigate frauds, or nttenip To de
ITand gu the government, any IrTeEsul tTlty
lrlis-unid Uf any officer er HEtlt 1t ie United
,tItcS. shsI have prWrr TO aflmIni>tes oaihs I"
AZ l,Vi;s taken the Soa sc Of aHy sIicii iivt-ti
-Ii.'I.
sc :. And be it further res, Ivei That the
f-cs allowed ~ raw To attorneys or agent shall
- reserved by the Jay department ct si geIGsoH
-Srt.T and pIii Z, sail agent r attorney ~ hen
any such fees lae TOR services rendered IA pre-
'rrins such bounty or mites, and not other
-i>s-
Approx !. april To- 1879
Tru5lic Eese,uti0R-No. T.
Joint Eeso luton 'uhnrIz inlz the transfer If GER
tain atrpTs1ristI. heret. re made.
Re it E-sllysiIy the : 'n'se and House "f Rap
rtssfItatIyt- Of tie United States uf America ~
Congress assembled. HI; the Seer, taiy nf the
rr.ssslr, be ami lie i hereby. aEth'Gizei and di
recteI to cause the 81 s,-Vctyrigit thousand
ii sTs % be transferred from The spV'op irtiuI,
.r paper for the public p hitting, attained :
ia. act eisfit ct An act making appropria inn
"a the legislative, eX cutiye. and jud'ci'l TX
.senses If the government T the year entiur
June thirtieth sigh teen hundred aud sINty nine,
approved on the eIitieth Of July, eighteen hmm
.--.i ant -ixty-eight sici Of The appropriation
e.,t. med in the ea,t fVr the following puf-
90 and in the following proportions, to wit:
y. c.,ntirgent expenses OF the office of Con-
. ~raI Printer, three Thousand d. llsrr.
the public printing, seventy I've :huosand
l.. April 10. ise9.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-08
DELINQUENT TAXES.
AUDITORS OFFICE, 0RasBY COUNTY, !
LIST Deccmber, 1863.

LIST December, 1863. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y .Dp!iuauent Tax Lit for the year lS69,'' Of
this C,uuty has flis day leen delivered 10 The
district Attorney of laid Cuuufy and That uni S.
The Delinquent IaVes therein -ile, Inei pad Ia
the Tre;t>urer As ex-uffiJIo Tax Ieceiver, within
IEENIY DAYS rom he pub icati II If ihIs no
tice, acripn will be mEenced 10y The District
4 tur.,ey for the CulleC:i,n -ad taxes md costs.
Persons tie hons # It.. king payment To tne
ffirio Tax Receiver within The surc fed twenty
DAYS must pr, cue f on this Office the cer ifcair
required BY Law. SAM. b. KING,
:3w Audi or 'lmsby county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-08
SCHNEIDER AGAINST THE WORLDLY

We are informed that on Tuesday after 1oop.
December l4th l6G9 Schneider's stage and train
of cars we're at the Mound House at the same time,
both coming u Carson, and that Schneider beat
the cas- corning to Carson by about three fourshs
Of Az hvur. dIe2w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-08

RESOLUTION in rristiun 10 lighthouses on the
Coast IF oregon.
Reaslvei by fh- Sen tie and House If Represe,-
tAtiyes Of the Tn ted state, Of America C,tn
Eress assembled That he cti"u IF the light
house at Aguiant bay, and IF other lighthouse
on the cua-t # oregon for winch appripIiat ions
have been or m ~ be male. shall not be delayed
for want If the OF the LEGISLATURE of the
State 10 he puEch of the site sites for such
iisht-houses
Approved, March 2G. 1862.
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County Treasures Report.

To the Hon B ard f County Commissioners Of
O.m-by Cuu t.. ate Of Nrvalr:
GentIemen-lIerrwIt / submit my report Of
tine business Ine 1rea>u er'- UIbce Tor the Fix
months ending Dec NIB 81 1869
My last een animal report. dated July Sth,
1863. showed q. II On hand in the variOus funds
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yed, March 2G. lSta.


Resolution rel rting to government builiing- At
Fort rblien, lax. IN Territory.
Resolved by fiI- Senat. and House oi Repr,sen-
tatives # the Unit states If America III Con
Gress ass-mb i That the Secretary uf War be,
sni lac hereby il, auth 'rized an empUwere To
direct the necessary buildings nj Fort Totem.
Oak dt Territory. to be c..n-tTuc;-d Of BRICK
and to scept III SO a sud iIrt already Con-
struct-i of bricE Proyi ell Thai in hi Judgment
built, & If that mates iil Il not tee mo.
pensivv than bu liinl;, If w ad And prov drd
further. That No. Appropriation VAL be necessary
theref IT.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-08
A PROCLAMATI' n.

BN VIF 7 7 t|ftIFIIt.
uAMILTyN FISH. Secretary Of State
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fOYRyCIAL.i
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of tie Forty.
First ConQreey.
Public Resnlu,ion-Ne. ) !

futitc hes'huifOf-Ne. d
A Resolution relative TO Consular fees.
Resolved by the Sc ate and House II Repreeen-
satives os The United States If America IN Con
yrsss assembled, That section three of chapter
,~o hundred and sairty-thr-- 81 the public acts
II the thIrty-niuth ngress, approved July
went i've. eighteen hundred and >iSty-six, be.
and is her. by, declared to take effect from ANA
A:.sr January Il ST. ght-en hundred and sixty
seven And al, foes winch have been paid into
the treasury in uhrdancs to the provision of -aId
esctiun and which acc. uei prior to said fir, d ~
u January. eli bteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out # Consular receipts.
Approved, March %, 1862.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

literally a. gave it. See page 20 Vol.
journal Of Maieiia Medica, conducted |'y
Bates !, Tiilea.
Again they refer 10 Flint. | will submit
10 the opinion Of any Intelligent person,
that they either never saw Flint, or that
they have w;liully u.isrepresented him.
See Flint practice Of medicine page:
594-j 6-7 5, and please compare it With NY
first article; 1t is precisely the same, only
In different words.
Now then, Mr.. Editor. permi, me to say
that | have brought these fucts before the
public in self justification. These men
have commingled talsehood, self concei,
and ignorance together, and then, with
thai peculiar se.t: complacency, which char
acterlses the ignorant, advise NE to study,
etc.
The gentlemen say they uW the article,
protono suo; (meaniDg in English "ior his
benefit" Well, that is just how | think
they should write it, H. J. EAsToN, u D.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06
To all Whom It may Concern

To all whom It may Concern:
|, Joseph Trancl, late Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of Manitowoc county, do &C
knowledge that made out jury certifi-
cate fer Lewis Sherman No. So Tor his
attendance as iuryman at the last session
Of said Court in this county, and sold it for
my own benefit to Mr.. Captain, keeper Of
the Wi.lisn4S House, in this village, and
that said Sherman id not attend said
Cuug, nor apply 10 me for a jury eertif,
cate, nor in an. way authorize me to n.ak {
out or use said certificate, and that lien
the certificate came into his possession be
refused the pay for it from me saying he
had no claims on the county as jarymau
Whatever, lui gave me the certificate.
which | destroyed | also acknowledge
that | made out q jury certificate in favor
Of f.. RoS>burg, OF Centreyille, Tor 81 %,
and one in favor Of B. Guthiel, Of Schles
Wig. fer s. 75, and one in favor Of Fred.
Bubolz for SIS so, and one for So 90 and
one for g -, amounting to th:rty-two
dollars, which | have Cancelled with the
I Village Treasurer Of Manitosoc, by paying
TO him the said thirty tive dollars, aud the
certificates are nos. destroyed. | 30 FUR
ther acknowledge that do must sincerely
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06
ManitNNOn Fire Danartnnent

ManitoWOc Fire Department.
The following officers have been elected
in the various fire departments Of this
village tor the coming year:
TORRENT ENGINE co. NO. ..
F0rcmnn-John kuhnle
LIST .Isst-kaver Aumaun
2I p. Schreihardt
Sec'P-W. II. liemschemyer
TreaS.-John Schapperc
Ho>e Capt.-Geo. IL. kunz
Asst, '-Geo. Grimm
Coigr Leqrer-A Eckert
TO STATE FIREMANs AssOCIA'
Carl II Schmidt
Jacob F,elegier
PROTECTION BUCKET Co.
Foreman jas. HhiIippeu
LIST .isst.-Cari Friecal
2d jas pltiicr
Sc 'y-Frank Schuorr
Ireus.-EiN Goelz!er
Two Rivers Fire Department
Chilf Eagineer-E Evans.
LIST Asst FRANZ T. Kaufman
I'd Henry Vogt
Bernham Richter
Treas H e. E'l,chbein
MONITOR ENGINE No. /.
Foreman Ernst flannel
lSt ia.-R,ch. Mueller
od "-Beruh Richter
Sec. Mich. Ma!oy
Treas. -Robt Suettinger
Hose Capt. Aug. Weilep
.Steran!-Rob't Suellnger
DEXTER Hook L LApER Co.
Foreman II. Webster
list. Asst. &C. kumhalick
ri H G. Fischbain
Sec. &C. W. kessmann
Treas. Fred. Kaufman
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

Ios' \ Watch, pair OF Blankets, Quilt or
Shawl for One Dollar appears almost im>
possible, but such may be had and hun
dreds cf other useful articles by patroniziDg
PARKER & cos "ONE DOLLAR
SALE"
Their system Of doing business has been
examined by the authorities and Decision
rendered from the Internal Revenue de
paftmeHt at Washington dated Nov 4ih,
1868, declaring their business perfectly
fair and legitimate and entirely different
from the numerous gift enterprises. OF
course all do not get watches, blankets,
Sc, Cor One Dollar, out in euery large C7aL
one of these articles are sold for One Doll
lar, as an extra inducemen., and some
member Of the club has the chance Of ob
tanning it. A new feature introduced by
this snterprising firm, is to pay their
agents in either cash or merchandise and
to pre- pay the express charges No better
opportunity can be offered TO either ladies
or gentle men, having leisure time, than to
form cubs for this firm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

sd~ Messrs Z.nder ( Bro have a. last
concluded to le, the world know that they
are doing business. in Mani.owoc. See
their advertisement in another column. The
Xsnder Bros. are men whose word Is better
than L. S. I 80 bond, and such men as i,
Is pleasure TO deal with. Give then a
coll, when you want any thing in their
line.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

CONCERT "A erand vocal and ins'ru-
mental concer. will be given by the Union
aud Cornet bands, and the ''Frein Sanger
Bundes" for the benefit OF Mr. Edward
Weln.chenck, at Turner Hall, on Saturday
evening next After the concert there BjIl
he grand ball. See advertisement in
another column
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

REPORT OF THl COUNTY TREASURER. w
publish to day the report Of MIR Baetz, late
County Treasurer Ii Is document that
viii interest every tax payer Of our county,
and will be examined with interest Next
week We shall commence the publication
OF The proceedings Of the County Board Of
Supervisors for the las, year
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

LECTURE Col C.. D. Robinson, Of Green
Bay, will lecture for the benefit Of the
jones Library Association, on Wednesday
evening Jan. l2th, at half past seven 0 clock.
Subject NAPLES and its Surroundings. y
The Colonel s travels in Europe and his Wis t
to Naples gives him peculiar advantages !;
and his well known ability as popular
lecturer will be sure to draw full house to
hear him. As the proceeds Of the lecture
are for the benefit Of our library and pub
lie reading room, and the lecture itself is
q rare treat, we hope our citizens will turn
out and give Mr. Robinson full house.
Notice will be given by posters before
the day, stating where the lecture Will be De
liycred Tickets may be bad at the Ii
brary Room, at the Book Store Of W. II.
,iuyies or Of either Of the conui,tee.
c. II. Walker,
t. Slbree,
j. I. Guyes,
Z. JUhus.On,
COMMITTEE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

AcK Rev. Mr.. & Mrs.
Knox would hereby acknowledge a VIII, TO
the parsonage last Thursday evening By
many kind friends, AMI sIso express their
thanks for the generous donation Of about
one HUNDRED and twenty dollars.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06
CAL IIhT L L r

AclSc SLEDdHENT be Carrier Boy Of
IHE LOT wishes to return bis thanks TO
hi. LnnerousAie ipr iheir aiud renem-
brance Of him on NcB Year Day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

To FARMERS. Nearly all the fat hogs
raised in Manitowoc county are being
brought 10 market here, preparatory to
being shipped south for packing, and to
be returned in the spriHg to our merchants
and spectators for distribution among our
producers and others at greatly enhanced
value
Shame Producers, keep your pork
and save two shipments, TWO profits to
spectators, AID two carriages. Please
look out for pork in Manitowoc county for
the coming six months, and particularly
the price per barrel, and thereby learn
lesson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

above named certificates, aud If during auy
term Of Office / have csone any other MOT.
10 the county q individuals I Nil MAJ,
every repcra.i9 il MY power.
JosEPH FRAxCL.
Manitowoc, Jan. j,h, 1870.
The above confession of dirty, c-inina
act, can hardly be credited BY the peopli
Of this county. nevertheless it is true, anC
Mr.. Franc. admits himself TO be dishon
est public ofiicer-a robber, even of public
money L, is no excuse for him, that h
paid the money back, and made haste tC
gather up the evidence of his guilt, and
destroy them. He only done this after be
was completely caught in the viIlainy-done
1t TO screen himself from criminal prose
eution. For shame, that man whom the
people have honored, as the people of this
county have honored the migrate Francl
should turn upon them and seek TO rob
them.
A serpent once stung, to death, the
breast that warmed il into lie. God gran;
that We may never have another asp in
Office in our county. Exit Fraucl, ruined
man; moral bankrupt.
While We regret that he was warmed
into life by the Democratic party, We viii
hope that that patty will, from the case
now before them, learn to abandon the
foolish notion, that the party will be bene-
fitted by giving Office to nationality, in stead
of, TO good men.
We hope also, that the humiliation, and
disgrace, which has overtaken Francl, will
oyertake aud overwhelm any other public
officer who violates the trust reposed in
hun, whether that officer be high or low,
Democrat or Republican, such man is
unworthy to affiliate with any party.
III the case of Francl, bis confession may,
to some extent, PALATE his offense, in the
eye of the public. For bis own good, We
hope it WILL and that in the future he Will
strive, by life of honesty, to atone for the
great wrong he has done TO himself and tC
his friends.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

NEW BRIDGR-Wc learn from Mr.. Rob,
ert McGarin, the entcrpIi>iue, and ener-
eetic owner Of the NJ. r. r. & " Plank
Road, tina, he purposes building 4 new
pile bridge acros, the Lj,lle Manjt0woc
river, a. soon as the ice Is sufficient strong
TO car teams on II.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

The Bishop Of tie st Presbyterian
Church Of M4uir9~oe, wishes 10 assure a
circle Of irieuls tLat in a New Year gift,
found al his room this morning they have
sent comfort to his body and gladness 20
his hart. lie sees that he must keep
his lips closed, or his room shut, or else
his friends will fni out what most of al!
viii meet his convenience. Certainly be
returns his thanks tor that Easy Char,
ald wishes all it's Donors very happy
New Year c. b. STEVENS.
Manitowoc, Jan. 1T, 1870.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

EAsToS Us. CLARK. Look out f9f tie big
race which is to take place week from
next Saturday. the I5'h inst, between
Doc. Easton' Koakhe AMI La CLARK har,e.
Ii will cnme of on the ice Stakes s2ge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

The MILWAUKEE NEws We publish
In another column the prospectus OF TIE
Milwaukee News This paper, published
III Ml8aukee, is the leading Democratic
organ of the State, aud should he III the
hands Of every live Democrat. Eead the
prospectus, aud subscribe for the Daily or
Weekly. Your money vii! be well in-
yaAfpI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06
Boots and shoes.

My stock of Boots and Shoes consists o
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women,
and misses calf bail, shoes; children's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress gaiter. q
cost-all Of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
81 70 ci,a a1,tirn nti.tu
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Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mems. overcoats, mems, cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits, Undertaking. &c. all Of
which Will sell lower than any house north Of
Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-01-06

regret that | ever took or made Use Of the
above named certificates, all # dl!.pg auy
term Of Office / have Done any other k-oag
10 the county q iudiyidGals [ Vii make
every repcfsai3n il NY power
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-25
GOOD JOKE.

While up the river, few days ago,
says the Missouri Democrat, we heard
a rich one on some poor fellow whose
name has escaped us. He was pad
ding TO Nicksburg in a dug-Out, and
had been informed of a certain To-
cality called Riek's Bend, which is
eighteen miles around, and in one
place about one hundred yards across.
He was advised to land at the narrow
point and drag his craft over. But he
passed the spot, going down, without
observing it, and padded on eighteen
miles around, till he struck it on
the other side. Landing at once, he
dragged his boat across, and went
gliding on down with light heart,
till he came within a few PAGES of
the same spot where he had dragged
across before. Thinking it was a new
cut off, he went ashore and tugged his
canoe over again. When he got back
to the river a second time, he saun-
tered around a little to stretch HIM
self, and soon discovered an old news
paper, out of which he had taken his
breakfast in the morning. 1t was
now about sundOwn, and as he had
padded thirty-six miles, without any
fiattering progress, he scuttled his
dug-out with hatchet, built camp,
and waited till next day for a steam
boat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-25
FuLLNRSS OF SOUL.

There are such things as little souls.
We see many painful illustrations
of this fact. Then there are such
things as lean souls. The little ones
are dwarfed from the beginning, and
that they will ever grow liberal in
dimensions, is not to be expected.
The lean ones were created of goodly
size; they are of generous BREADTH
even yet; but they have been starved
and repressed. They have no full
ness. They gladden. no one with the
plentitude of their riches. Poor and
unthrifty, they give no mellOwness
to being, no free amplitude to the
inner life.
FuIlness of soul is a natural growth
of true Christian experience. All
lean souls lack some essential, vital
izing, quiekening influence. They
are defrauded, somehow, of what is
Justly theirs. A lean-sOuled man is
not a full-sOuled Christian. He goes
endangered, yet refusing food. The
cravings of his better nature he de-
mics. His greatest want goes unsatis-
fed and he reaches out continually
with a sense of desire. Why, then,
does he not grow full-sOuled and
hearty? Chiefly because be will not.
He wants, but mistakingly suppOses
he cannot afford to crafty that want.
A false notion of economy keeps him
perpetually poor.
We may not fully explain upon
what full souls feed. 1t is varied
food; the same kind would not sat
isfy each. 1t is generous food husks
contain no nutriment. All kindly
impulses, cherished and expanded,
contribute to soul fullness- All sweet
charities, lovingly administered, have
in them the elements of growth.
All pure qualifications, properly en-
loved, deepen and enrich the life
within. An easy social habit broad
ens.and makes better. Asceticism is
the mother of lean souls. Reserve,
eoldness and distrust of ones kind,
keeps such souls lean forever. Doubt
and complaining will make empty
the fullest garner.
No soul fattens wholly from within.
Meditation is help to soul fullness {;
but you cannot grow rich on medita-
ton alone. The poorest souls that
ever returned to its Creator, went up
from hermit cells. Call you that life
wealthy which narrows in upon itself
through all its time? Full souls eX-
pand to the touch of other souls, and
grow as by accretion. Sweet sympa-
thies, running from each to each,
have tender sustenance. The loves
and the hopes and the longings which
are yielded to worthily, overflow and
render fertile and beautiful every part
of being.-RurdL NetO Yorker.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-25
TRUE MARRIAGE.

Whenever" says Gail Hamilton,
"man pays reverence to woman
whenever man feels the influence OF
any woman, purifying, Christening,
abashing, Strengthening him against
temptation, shielding him from evil,
ministering to his self-respect, medi-
ching his weariness, peOpling his
solitude, winning him from sordid
prizes, enlivening his monotonous
DAYS with mirth, or fancy, or wit,
flashing heaven upon his earth, and
mellowing it all for spiritual fer
tility-there is the element of mar
riage. Whenever woman pays reyer-
ence to man-wheneYer woman re-
ioices in the strength of any man,
feels it to be Gods agent, upholding
her weakness, confirming her pur-
pose. and crowning her power; when
ever he reveals himself to her just,
upright, inflexible, yet tolerant, mer-
cfful, benignant, not unrutfied, per-
haps, but not overcome by the worlds
turbulence, and responding to all her
gentleness, her feet on the earth, his
head among the stars, helping her to
hold her soul steadfast in the right, TO
stand firm against the encrOachments
of frivolity, vanity, impotence, IA
tigue, discouragement, helping her to
preserve her good nature, to devel-
ope her energy, to consolidate her
thought, to utilize her benevolence,
to exalt and illumine her life-there
is the essence of marriage. Its love
is founded on respect, and increases
self-respect at the very moment OF
merging self in another. Its love is
mutual; equally giving and receiving
at every instant of its action. There
is neither dependence nor indepen-
dence, but interdependence. Years
cannot weaken its bonds, distance
cannot sunder them. 1t is a love
which vanquishes the grave, and
transfgures death itself into life.