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, 1870-02-20

with her lass hrca,n to he near htu should Il be
lie cxil. Ls.en: Tne aold tsroEn lato the
motion ntt3l BY MeTel vas bets-a heavy cract-
Nx sud chAleea; There, With her orta2le1ts Es
Me1ssi eeei.yes 1ne apir.s q hts virgin VIE i
eop5c In .he be-. MD u;tefs 2ttef IN tones. A..
TSe Sea: eo eesseo, Sos L. iea,sSes WORKED Viz
- "Bps II ,oo .oasa..o Kill n.m IN the garden "
tad raankfn, ait-f a hieasnless pa1se.
III Vas 7erer kposn. :" Sad tae s;eur. "a low
whisper, "pt1hsrs so1e Eld Hazaenot"
7s sesF /. a7e 'fn
III w,d ess;art "a = Il occo1as9qs e.; rs 81
11 ao,nay s e. sse o
IDLY Eu>,enug.
~ 4, y,o. s 9sSs = Il. nes,eG e y; On
toA, nom Quebec toucned 1ae shcre, beA1t12
peTsonsge 6. consequence IN the Pror.nce, the
Superior Of the Jesu.: Missions IN Se~ France. 40
Old uAu with fnce marked win ere, and hands
GeISore yeal+ t,efcre- The boat Aiso hroa2at
void tbat Al English snip had bean Selt TOR f1e
capuIes; AID II, Tnaoklul u11i aes fortt within
p.s !e p.led fos ne dea.F;are Night came eloae asa
sn1 a.s :. 'Sa as ssd oen sass ses
and II .[1ose. asEs3ptcf] mhSSes naae nes
11pSns T. ioe f92xs " 1ea ino.p IN 10
village shat from DARK nuso ds5l!gh. ne home q
the pres. vas NOT TO oe approached except IN
C$fE1 o. Lie ALa St1l1- A44IAllG 5At3 ACA 44t4A
wa opp:eastd VIE a preseuIEeEt OF CALAMITY.
| ucr WI WIS oveTpo~e1sd BY eoIe mccarthy
! terce witch abe could not Choose bat obey. $40
is titnased 10 oeEete tA1, sore demon contso0ea
her isEL Ike person !!f:eu bT tnTiEa:c a11as.
| sue ta1s, she vas forced tocta 8: tnc h32s- Il
| wts iSte-keiy dark, and the oppressive AZ o. tas
/! r,ptt bad hscoUn even Dpsr heavy. \ taHSs
| burned from M-r!et's wicco" es sae
kIpcked VI the doa.. #aisa Eas Psslea.y Gosn, :,
81. Fa:teT, ! base o5eyed tae eo1nac
ri ri bors7sr. sso1ea great surprise u al roee
ar d loos, ~ Ea eald he 2sd cot &eu: lot aer- As
iesA:, "fnI TaaEsial "iss 9e rske cossesMs. e
mrs e oss urusaat." sid ne, "fei, da7sate!. l
void faln Eare Jou1 fouL Mar rae Eetsei WI.
I'm riec ae Atse3gth tar Il. eve1 a thA nolr
ffhaEtfp; er:elea .tse Jell..E osa:osT. 4 Eza;
tscu ap2u he aisar, Azd before It la1 an caen
ere,i,ry. \ sro::ed scoazEs ~ ueoo tns Sr9aud,
which xnl deeply inden.ed Wnets tie Jtsu!'
s.d kntlt II his degorons. TbAnkfoi,
in1o1i1g herself ucoo her kLees. had hesao Tai
| siaS1 oi bef .tc. The an gsew eyeu more sln..S
10 1Sat he tsper seemed p.errn1e, from g!v!ns
fcrth ia prcp-F tight, she raised Ter eJ Cd 10 hi
asseIs'1eisee She d.1 ros Eeaa theJ should eetsA
htr, Lut teleses tley usy haze c3ce 20 II sp,ti
Of her. B1, IoE tbc1e 2aksed beneath their lee
cCLsuls:te ueGof. Then II. ea1sn VI
WI tpched frd the cruci11 u9oo the altar 7e
forward. TEtotgh Tic ar tse bel. close at hand
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nsd been the village. PTeseo;iy he SPOT Vas
passed, where; me essnIns lses,oas Tn.5 sio
behird belt OF woods, = place wIs
reached, t,fewn With pscks Ard saox-shoes,
NON which II appeared the Attscklrg rae.J hAd
direct on or tne village, II p.a.n that q the
Cansdtaus 1ttreAsed, tho Surviving tetQsfa ~ete
r.u,,re 70 impede the:s eeraz;rss; Ins aossd
pi1ced over the captset Vas w1tudraWn to ie-en-
:orce the coDseiAnu, giving the prisoners Hhu
were not iEju;ed opportunity 70 eAcape. Tnaok.
tuL owevtF, while attemot:pE to a.. WIS eaa1l5
h.ni, ani forced Win = 1nfeAseaiaE tomAn.~k 10
s.maln Qc:cL Looking t1roakh The nel; os s!sn.
eer, uesre 70 escape SAG sax tne ~. 4nT q;
tseir booty, e1cerL stugu!aiiy encuSn. toe noet
crncrots pas', 'ht bell; which hao teeo tsken
i1on1 - psse Ip2So 2, s1oVs =, o6 sf asa
ned 1ud the s1o 1ash.nR n1et fron tsa sartAcr.
Thus tnpeded, their retreat Wa nut toE. Ine
JE .sa sccsEJ aIre1sd Ca, re e sa5n9 6, me
;ei:, ;eI " IN aaddea onstt nsae ~ .as Earl,sa,
Ess ~ ane me tpy
tpici ipostd MS own tcd5 before The dagger, r.
cele.nr 4 wortt, BAT yet cot h:leg disan ed. lne
fa.s .seTs u aavseer. btarteG many nsrks Of :
hard c1 cout ter. cs1e THO tseF eaEn Aluosl
tae soe ooo'J fs99 tas ~, asse1 s, ~ N ss
LoclnS toward II. the rst gets reverertly ctos:ec
themselves, aud the eJes o. the 1ttuN were tul o.
euudon. The priest bod1d up Ile *ou2u o. IL
spy rttn dcuoE4rrAttoHs OF warn beecttoo- Ii
1pite Ct her Anx.ety About ref7e1. TnAnkful eayl
abe le.S the 1reSaou again EtsiEE IN her IND
| -WnAt Il the seczet of The oeu - Inei
II she sxv the apparent afkction Of hi
| two persensees - .ne Tnsn oSrea tnA
the tpy had 1ass saved he Jssc.s trom grta
pest,, md .neu recalled that sui exrner scc2e
vLea the t2ce OF the s7J VAS turued upsa u!
| jcsr.t fn.1 OF ha1ed. tal1 fas;atf quesena eaU,
| 70 nsr, "Whas IL toe relation Of THESE sFo Nea'
TIE rtlfea: 10 Carsda was long Ard dacReroas
| Tn4pEIr,, ot.ea df2wa upou aledxe, receive
nrd Iestnea1; ana graans:Iy, IN spite o. =
ntr aneress. B<conilg strsitensa Toy fooA: 20 u Il
!;te Of The party ~as frura ro deqenn % sas sE
porsJ aoat do0nens OF The oell .alea EAa ms
inpeGe1 she.r proerese. W1tn great unEl:n9nts
| On the rast Ct Father Ae1!el, IS TIE yesuW 4
| ca.ied, the bell Ma4 oor1ed q Itaesa upon u
bark II a slxeAG osw:tE into tos - Asfsec &
1 seeIce 1t utNn. be essstF conveyed ny ook'ea
\ xceu the Ice brule up. OEe Ascfaoop a nS, ta
| frcA. river Of CAn2dS, SILL Enee1Gd wKa 1et. ~
| s& en- thrucsh the 1tes, Acd close II oaca tne 10
white houses Of The village q * LaanIy. Hnet
| Ttaplful was frulJ received Lto sae noose
ALtotne, het cap:oE.
The reason Gare ra7IdJ foerAsh 13s osus
| hlce river VAH frceE fSoa rs ica a; Mst :,
otlJ CO or II the forest b1rned On ~ uA1i
shsped tufts 1t the topa Of the !eaaeas aam ac1.
b1t soon TnE1ktul bit % IN her walta tae etinse
| fruit ard lavoty Leaf Of tho ehec6sfoet1Js q
1a'ched he redztrE OF The eoo1x Just u ffo
Of s. Laucsy. tne Cre1 VA eIta eoo osep' y
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Ore l.ts ortiful Eoul haze fels II the ctrcu T.
Of vsr'tae.r MARTYR. An entanallas net began
Low to sprs Ad Ell before Aes feet III indeed We
Ie1Ese 70 believe aA sac 5eAeved herself, :hat sne
She ceptesses shas the tsvo:loa ei vts1e And the
grace. toe, CT bis rea:1res BAD tSure, csafCed
ptr; ne EEs:e1J that hn1c osss nts ~: 6ssor1
e,std eiSs It at s1 ,te sue. =. TIA, The tns $ W 'ear
scene, lo tate Pleasure IN partially
sd :.srts, increased the f4sc.oA1iou
bat ne Jesc't eIerci<ed Gpop her. She gives
rae @ s.
two uoIe ccct tp!tdcus dyDrta, and The hell Appear
aId rtarF&As. Thyo12a II ali Ole can trace =
ee5s q ne le1so5 q hsf s1s
n 1s rroce8s within Ter, which she pro:es.s Eas
usctsehble. Aai believes was cae 20 d!ato,: lnna-
ence. So Iks ehe ~as Gun o1s VI T. she stfuve
aR1lLss II, but Utterly ic >An. Yet het seLse OF
I1It ccn:M uziiJ deeseLel.
Thazkfol VOW ot.cn talked with the S!err. she
had caut.easl, qoeAriorcd nm - II the h7asorJ OF
the oe: brs siwsys, Etoa The nlertion Of II, be
Esd aeceEerssetvsd, and enAI2ed the t0p.c- On
oce oeeaA.cI. hoEeref, o' ~ oEn acootd, ne BE-
the past ea:etr Ct FAt1er Ner.el 70 h,s intent
M:etss "Ro 4, :ndes q. rooe Of Ftanee,
g; rros.sse es @ ;sueas u I maa1 ssa:a:es @
! 4e1ei sirtc.: has scarcely nssAd tis o1nood
| when he seca1e Soldier. You see a!E nox 10
VII viz % .Totd IL sans, Ths s s:.ss % ia u ID i:oss
| taJs he VIA 4es,el's friend and conp4uioa, ~ be
sontsncec tote: Ne dtsc1loed win AnlEAao1
RE F7eLrn a1ms over wu:Am Of orange. Els
prospects :or sdSaLceEeus 20 h!sa pos.:ion were
tcs Brightest, then tuidesiJ his anp!sion usdet-
n:1sea ~ "a Iel.s @ :ous cot ens1us;uaa. "7ea voEdeF
atont the bet viii tail 5tu Why Il Is 80 deax %
@ @ss save % lii w,ssl @ to to ' sSe f.sn he - ~
caE 10 ;ne Religions house Of ~ n1st fesIs1en.. y
! with ss5ed csienrt!ts. Aes.el threw into ne
so! ;aiy s,T 1,.bs = 81 snas
of tarcasa spr~astd c1 The scar cask !catafea
vsra a5osS ss1, s. ss g srs Il s
Aef!el t1Iped toward Catads- u ny Menos9p
aacou pzl.td HIN. barring Obtained fson ne hina
ne aas q s Lsqss +. ssas sss 81 ~ ~ tIeI es1r hs
Erel4,c- The pe!i. which Mere! Va. ca1VeJtns
w1.h h'n to IL laas:op. was tAten aod sold, a
htd heard IL Easla1d runu tnAs the bell hat
gone 20 the 3an;au Coso2y. A goeI Ca:aol'
could rot endure tae tacs,l-se y! eozaecnss
vent L susaise fzsn E:As9e . village Foo re
ns s's1s stssses TaeR 'e tss sts' seei Re
Whit - 7':Ts soa.er 70 . sssas sss
ne !e:e E,nlet. ~ . ne question "ysu n.1
!ea,rsd eneSop! e:knsr Az, re.an!ag s=dsen:J h
eSs'onatJ haae6Ei o., acd thea turned axal
Ms Ip. nSSso e, r,pu! but 1hAat'os coma ea1
as .ove or hate te1t the sle1r nss foF n
ptitst: sA,l Tras kfZ. 50 !lnle:te; tat Aneest
nEcGsd her ey tefp~ IN nfEAkeEEnt n s1e faeI
toe. They ara the c,csess :rttrdA fasd soe
aca tttu tbapkIQl tod Of the dAEk e1pfasslo
r. - S=ss e. s;les ;ssa u tas sse: u ~ 3
| .reeearou. "Ask Elu.'' ed ATE, aeSzl
~ In can get Al the secret. II tAcre Y ore.
iron lie Entca 5ae received
: 0.e day II ea1.y sprt1g sold cane no1 - =
J Of 1rd:acs On tbs ntstheEn bark o. {ae fNei ~
| \ hcnkr, Eored b. 4 uonnded Al. W14 re
: 10 oes:h, ard wanted t5e tE,es- FAIL
Merle, with Gil tc< Ioe exIemc 0n
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14

HOT SUMMERS. From the records KEPT NJ
Nrcmburg, in Bavaria we get the following
Interesting facts:
In 1872 the earth cracked by reason of the
heat the wells and streams in Alsacc all
dried up, and the bed of the River Rhine was
dry. In l52 the heat was so great that sand
exposed to the suns rays was hot enough to
cook eggs In llGO great numbers Of sol
diers IN the campaign against Bella died from
the heat. In l21G and 1917 crops of hay and
oats failed completely. In 1903 and 1904 n
man could have crossed dry shod over the riv-
ers Seine, Lor, Rhine and Danube. In 1893
and 1891 multitude OF animals persisted bv
heat, which was so great that the harvest
dried up. In lllo the heat was extraordinary.
In 1888, 1889, ljlO and 1911 all the rivers
were nearly dried up. In 1896 there was a
great drOuth, which extended over nearly
the whole Of Europe. In 1915 and 1910
there was in Italy, France and the Neither
lands an empowering heat. In 1913 there
were 80 consecutive days of extreme heat
--l6'S was very hot, and as were the first
three years of the 18th century. In l71sit
did not rain u single time from April until
October
The growing grain was burnt, the rivers
We're dried up, the theatres (but wherefore is
not stately were closed by command by the
ponce. The thermometer showed 36 degrees
kea'imer, equivalent to ll3 degrees Fahren-
heH. IN irrigated gardens the fruit trees
bloomed twice. In 1928 and 1924 there was
great neat The summer of 1746 was hot
ana =: dry the growing grain being calcined.
1t did not rain for months. 1749. 1884. 17GO
l|O|' l"8, and 1888 were years in which the
summers We're extremely hot In the famous
comet year-lSll-the summer was warm
and the wine produced that season was verv
precious. In 1878 the theatres had to be
closed on account of the heat, the highest
temperature being 80 Reaumer, or u FaRren
heit. During the three days of the revolution
OF July, in 1880, the thermometer stood at
80 degrees Centigrade, about 81 Fahrenheit,
IN 1882, during the uprising of the 5th, and
9th, of July, the temperature was about the
same.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14

MFDIcArioN or NATURE. If one is not
mex unto death, what more etlectual medica-
non can be found than the sum- and the south
wind, and the all-cmbracing Earth? The
children of the poor are healthy, because
they spront out of the very dirt The sun
di7pel~ humors, enriches the blood: and the
winds execute a sanitary commission for
these neglected ones. They live, because
They are OF the earth, earthly The expert
inrnt OF training Il race of attcnuateu cherubs
IN the shade, and making them martyrs to
clean aprons and clean dickeys, is failure.
There Is vast amount of post-mortem dog
%ercl that never would have been written if
The cheruhs had only made dirt pies, and had
eaten freely OF them. Observe the strong
tendency of men, even of culture, to court
the wilderness and rude energy of savage
llle. Let one sleep on the ground, in a mild
climate, for three months, and even the man
who reads Homer is content, often, to slecu
there the rest Of his lifetime Ii is better to
lam" the savage rather cautiously and with
-Oltlr reverse, Tor il he be climatcd wholly
The best relations with Nature are broken OIL.
FNcrn"re we are seeking for something
among books and pictures, and in the bah
hlngs OF polite society, that we do not find
When the blood is thin, and the body has be-
come apiritualizcd, then it is easy TO ascend
10 the clouds, us balloons 90 up, and hold
high discourse; while the world. under the
feet treming with its myriad lives, pulsatino
even to the smallest dust, and all nloritied
II we behold ii, is not taken into fellowship
1t speech interpreted, nor lis remedial forces
mai>halled rs friends, to back our hatine
and troubled humanity. 1t has taken almost
six thousand years to find out that a handful
OF dry earth will heal the most cruel wound
In the day of our mortal hurt we do but 90
back to the earth, believing that in the ace,
10 come we shall 60 forth again. eternal,
renewed.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14
From the Overland Monthly Tor j
DICKENS IN CAMP.

Above The pines the moon was slowly drifting
The river sang below:
lhr dim SielraN, far beyond, uplifting
Their minalets of SHOW:
HE roaring campfire, with rude hum0r, painted
The rlddy tints of health
en- h1@gild face and form that dropped and tainted
In the fierce race Of wealth:
I'll one rose, and from his packs -cant treasure
a boarded volume drew.
And cards were dropped from hands of li,Ges>
leisure
70 hear the tale anew:
And then. while round them shadows gathered
faster.
And rs the freight fell
He read aloud the book wherein the Master
Had writ of Little Neli.'
Perhaps twas hoysh t;ncy--lor the reader
Wa Youngest Of them All
But. Is he read, from clustering pine in, cedar
silence seemed 10 fan
The tr-trecs gathering closer in the shadows
Listened in every spray,
" hile The Whole camp, with Nell" on English
meadows
Wandered and lost their way
And so in mountain snlilu.les-o'rrtaken
A lay some spell divine
Their cares dropped from them like the needle.
shaken
From out the gusy pine
Lost is that camp and wasted all lis fire;
And he Who wrought that SPELL:
An, towering pine and stately kentsh Spre.
We have one tale to tell,
Lost i, that camp. but LET its fragrant story
Blend with The breath that thrills
w I'LL hop-N ines incense all the pcnSiVe Glory
That nils the kentish hills
Aud ON that grave where English oak, and holly.
And laurel WreathS cntwinc,
Deem II not all "A too presumptuous folly
lh5 spray OF Western pine.
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EVELYN HOPE.

Beautiful EVELYN Hope Is dead.
Sit and watch by her side an hour.
That is her book shelf. this her beds
She plucked that piece of @crniun flower.
Beginning TO die too, in the glass,
Little has yet been changed. | think
The shutters are shut, no light may pass,
sane TWO long rays through the hinges ciiiiik.
sixteen Years old when she died.
Perhaps She hGd scarcely heard my name
II WAS not her time TO love; besides,
Her life had many hope and aim.
Duties enough and little cares.
And now was quiet now a>tir-
fill Gods hand beckoned unawareS.
And the sweet white brow i all of her.
Is ii too late. then. Evelyn Hope:
What, your soul was pure and true,
The good stars met in your horoscope.
Made You OF spirit. fire and dew
And Just because ii was thrice rs Old.
Aud our paths in the world diyerged so wide,
Each nought to EACH must he told:
We We're fellow mOrtals. nought beside,
No. indeed: for God above
Is great to grant, mighty to make.
And creates the love TO reward the love
claim Won STILL for my own loves sake
behaved, il may be, for more lives vet
Through worlds | shall traverse, not Il few
Much is to learn, and mnch to forget,
Ere time be come for taking you.
l'tt the time will come-at last it WILL
hen. Evelyn Hope, what meant, shall say,
Ia the lower earth in the years long still,
That body and soul so pure and gay:
" NY your hair was amber, shall divine,
Ana what YOU would do with me. IN fine.
And Your mouth of YOUR own geranium', red
In the new life come in the old ones stead.
haze lived. | shall say SO much since then.
Given up myself 50 many times,
tiined me the gains of various men,
kinnsacked the ages, spoiled the chimes;
Ell one thing, one, in my SOUPS full scope,
Either missed or itself missed NE
And want and find you, Evelyn Hope,
What is the issue? Let Us Sec
loved YOU, Evelyn, all the while:
Nv heart seemed full AS it could hold
There was place and spare for the frank Young
smile
Aud 1he red Young mouth and the hairs Young
gold.
49, hu>h-l will give YOU this leaf to keep
rco | shut within the sweet cold hand,
ihtrc that is our secret so to sleep:
You viii wake, and remember, and mderSt and.
The Republican journal., 1870-07-14

been carried by me from December. lStiS. to Ialllt
New York. Jan. II. 1870.
WATCn No. 1l2l-bearing Trade Mark X Frc,lrr c
Anterior 4 Co.. manufactured by the L. $. Watch Co.
has been carried by months its total variation
from melr time heina only six seconds. A. l.. DENNIS
President N. }. X. X. x +. Co.
g., WATcH No 1925, Stem Winder bearing Trade Mark
= Frederic Atherton & Co.. Marion, n. j. manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by me
II months; months Of that time at sea and in all
various climates of Europe. During that time and sine,
return it has not varied one second per week
II. LASSiNti Manager kuickerhocker lii, Insur-
ance Co., lGl Broadway, N. y.
UTICA, N. Y :. Feb. Il, 1870
WATCH No. lojs, Stem Windrr bearing Trade Mark
"frederic Atherton Co., Marion, N. t., manuactur-
ca by L. ;. Watch Coz has been carried by me twenty
months; its total variation from mean time being iye
seconds per month. i. G. PRIEST
Asst. Supt. n. e. < II. X. Il.
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