The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-13

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tHe ond patience and exhauss the forces without
rcctng and mendnr, COMPARING, rcjtctihs fmiincSt.
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Ina nave, not written very nucS since you WiIt
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and ENJOY, he Se frcsd9@ and .fs.s
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pleasant, as you shall sec when yon come back hut
IN the SIMPLEST lam house that ever look root IN ce
OF the hnls For know,
MOUNTAIN NYupr,
nnt the weather is terrinc. Doors and windows swing
s over the sSoct Br.rs ss rom So pSf we rcn or
W Or E@ .cs s , Janc in the 9Ts
Ssgs and JTns IN town in The 6ra,sy hs@es Of Az
no kin together. Last week
THE TRIBUNE SENT NE on A FLYING VISIT
70 Saratoga Lake George. and Lake CHAMPAIGN, the
fIults whereof YOU shall tavo whom they become i'm
re lakes the far away MI. aed me with Geils y"
OF ths heart and wonder q country lie Never have
teen tho mountains IN my life scattered peak or
s 70 n me Ss sa hG mot To
eomT anionship with nature belittcs him. think
MEN GROW BLIND AND DEAF
90 the glory that above their heads nd beneath their
feet Dontnegt walk in the DARK but i seems 70
me that meadow and mountain roses. and river are
Isrt Aud as art and culture must teach me the
sy lie an me- en- country S' u .snrf rave 10 m s @
wigwams hut all through the soft spring and passion
e sc, me- Just row Imprisoned IN nc loop Of
the editorial scissors and base that shall doubt.
less continue 10 be bondsman all the season. save
WHEN rHE TRIBUNE LETS NE OFT TO no ITS JOUR-
SALrsrIc wARpLixo,
keeping string about nc that may not nv too far
y should believe Ne vital element OF tho succgss OF
Mountains am tho person to sacrincc my ease in ts
isteIcst, and ! shall nnd some practt able route
M Eyer body IS o.! flown Mrs Merd has gone and
knew had gone 40 orore Event r RchaTson
who has room here and is dciirhtfuly ereeanlc
makes him cross. which saying great deal Tor his
toga to
TIP THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE.
Mrs Greeley has had hcmorrhage. and is very fee
made my laIrt in three days and writen three letter.
hope GU will study tOrGrd the stage II not Jer the
stage ths summer; That goal seems TO me 20 ineyi
gin at all. that Whenever think OF you With you
were In your rghtfnl place. The Diana Il the
beautiful art and you are worthy TO he s prophet NV
own dreams OF serving II Will never he hopes now, but
Nhencvcrl see brave young feet set toward IL, and
tnoughttn brows bcnt ihherward cry " God speed"
rom my Utmost soul. am weary tonight, and so
warm aud uncomfortable. that have written
most stupid letter, but I would not longer
let your dear note 90 unanswered. I love YOU, and
want to know you better. h1vo doubt mat ms
N TINS great nigh road because each had something for
the other, and we well know WHIT 10 10. Write me at
the oec or here, and bc Of A. spr"dy
NJ my tired pen can write. Ever and alwavs believe
me, ancctionatcly yours, LIZ G.. CALHOUN.
RcnARDsoS's CHRISTIAN DISCIPLINE
The jurors smiled ominously NJ that uart Of the
above letter which speaks OF Richardson's having
room At Mrs. Calhoun's anu OF his christian dis.
cipe."
Mr.. Davis Insisted upon having the entire letter
read 10 the jury but his Honor judge Uackctt said
they would adjourn. and hear the rest the day
and the court was accordingly adjourned to II o'clock
this morning, wien still rieaer developments are
expected.