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DIvULGE HER sECRET

before dying. In few years, as the sombre shades
OF night began to close around her totering FRAME
she impaired this great secret to this friend.
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NTHITE ASH BRUSHES, Paint Brushes, CLOTH
w Brushes Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
L WAGNER q 90. Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Broad strests
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al affections and arrangements Of the Kidneys and
Bladder Large Bottles only 81 90 or six for As 10
sold oy Druggists and Merchants everywhere u
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Ds. J. @. oAszrE. Medical Examinsr.
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STRIkEs AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE BY pU.
| hlEflNG THE BLOOD RESTORING THE
| LIVER AND KIDNEYS TO A HEALTHY
| ACflON, AND INvIGORATING THE
| NERVOUS SYSTEM.
| fhis is the secret of its WONDERFUL SUCCESS 4,
CURING
scrofnIa, Syphilis, Dyspepsia,
LIVER COMPLAINT, CHRONIC RUEIJMATTsN
NEURALGIA, NERVOUS AFF BOTTOMS ERITp
tlONS OF THE SKIN, HUAiORs LOsS or
VlGOR, DISEASES OF KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER, AND ALL DIS
EASES CAUSED BY
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
OR A DISEASED CONDITION OF THE
LIVER, KIDNEYS, NERVOUS SYSTEM. 40
It thoroughly ERADICATEs every kind Of Humo,
ana Bad Taint and restores the entire system 10 a
healthy condition.
- THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED BY TIN
USE OF THIS MEDICINE FROM WEAK sICKTv
: SUFFERING e CREATURES, TO STRONG, HEALTHY
AND HAPPY MEN AND WOMEN.
:. No Medicine has attained such GREAT REPu
fATioN as this justly CELEBRATED Compound.
Approved BY the Highest Medical Au.
thOrity.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-17

Sure Cure for Reconnaissance you arc
rheumatic. why doa't you adopt the Cedar
Creek remedy? When they get it there
and it is about the most rheumatic Of all
ca,nps-a potato is the remedy. It is no,
applied internally Ior the rhcuma,ism).
but carried in the pocket. By.and.by the
tubcr shrinks and dries until il gets Us black
and shrivelcd as an Egyptian mummy, when
it can be sold " tho Smithsonian Institute
for Il pctrifac.ion. In the meantime ii
cures the pains and aches that flesh is heir
to. We don't bet heavy on this iheorc,i-
cally, but persons Of vcraci,y affirm that it
is practical success with them. Anyhow
it is not an expensive or difficult cxp>ri
mcn,. and it might he well enough for SUI
fcrcrs to try it. If it docs not cure, you
can cook the potato any time you have wa
ter and salt.
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Prayer Meeting. "A weekly Prayer
Meeting was organized At the Court House
on las, Sabbath evening. and will DC held
each Sabbath evening hereafter. Quite q
number were in attendance. and an interest
manifested that augurs its maintenance
Religious cxhortation IL not strictly IN our
line, but it does appear to us that in q CONF
munity rs large rs this. where there is no
regular preaching 10y Protestant Ministers.
the good people of all denominations should
encourage Ivy their presence these public
services on the Sabbath. 1t Is q fact not
greatly to the credit Of the semi ,rs, that half
those present on last Sunday evening were
in their teens or younger. We hope that on
the coming Sabbath evening fathers and
mothers and young people will he present,
and the Prayer Meetings bc pleasant and
profitable TO NIL.
A dispatch frnm Mcssrs. Jones and llal-
dcrmun on last Sunday evening. announced
their safe arrival at Mslad- beyond the cold
Aud Port Ncuf Canyon.
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Rioassr, ..
VIM. Burmester, formerly Chief OF 20.
lice of Helena, has been appointed deputy
The County Commissioners have ap.
prupriated $3.50 for the purpose Of building
a bridge over Mill Greek. Ut Frenchtown.
Casssse, 10
Judge Barrow. merchant, goes into busi.
ness It Hamilton, Nevada.
The total Indebtedness of Jeiferson Couu.
~ amounts 10 $4,000. with an uncollected
tax list Of about $4,000!
Gazette II
Jacob Loeb, of Loeb g. Bro, has gone
east.
Gen. Washburne, recently deceased, leaves
an estate of something over $20,O.O!
There is two and half feet Of snow at
Fort Ellis.
The Helena Hebrew Benevolent Society
give Calico Ball on the 7th of March.
Judge Warren will remove his family t.
Helena.
The building committee of the n. E.
Church, South, give n grand Calico Ball, u
Feb. q, for the benefit Ut the Church.
Pick and Plow.
Mac claims there is moro litigation in
Bohemian than any other town in Montana
ClIas. Hogan. arrested for selling liQuOI
to the Indians, has bcen contihed uutil trial,
in Fort Ellis. 1t is said to be clear case
Chief Justice Chase Is worth about 800,
OOO.-EE.
Then he is worth dozen dead men yet
'Quit" is the latest heading for death
notices.
Mr.. Cavanaugl,'s term expires March 9TH.
From then until after the election M0utsua
will have no Delegate in Congress.
Geo. P. Powell l. Cos American News.
paper Reporter is the brightest, most val.
uable and interesting little publication OF
the kind, that has been issued.
Emperor William has lun,bago.
Louise gets u dowry of 30. 900 pounds and
an allowance Of GOO pounds annually, aud
yet she is all fOr-LOrnc.
Granville says the Commission Is wllhou,
power to settle the fishery qucstiOn-Only
to frame a plan to be submitted to the gov.
crnMcnts.
Paris is much excited, and disturbance,
arc feared.
At a demonstration in Cork to receive the
released tenians, the mounted police clear.
e. the streets with drawn sabres.
Boutwell, is holding balance of $25, 900,
600 to take W $45, OCO 600 Of three per cent.
certificates, now presenta'lc for payment.
The anxiety in regard to the Tennessee
was serious and growing stronger on We'd
nesday.
Senator Salisbury has announced Gen.
Hancock rs Democratic standard bearer for
the campaign of 1872
There have been 3e2 persons initiated into
the Good T"mplars order ut Boise City.
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Masonic Ball.-Wc have hitherto said
little of the Masonic E.lI-so many others
had been and were to bc that the local col
umns Of the NORTHWEST were liable to
waltz out of tho chascs from pure sympathy
with the record Of popular sentiment. Now,
however. the only certain one on the list of
ITO Bees" is the Masonic Ball of next
Wednesday evening-Washinyt0n's Birth
Day. The arrangements for it are the best
that can be devised by the. various commit.
tees, and everything indicates that it will lie
tie great big glorious Dance of the Winter.
The Hall is being Handsomely decorated
the dancing floor put in the best condition.
the Music will he by the best dorists in tho
country. and the McBurncy House, with
Mr.: Robinson the best article de 1re0dstu1s
in the Territory. rs chief architect Of things
to bc admired before eaten, will spread the
midnight victuals in the most approved
style, with ample accommodation at table
for host Of people. The attendance will
be large, but the Lodge Room being pre-
pared for promenade, music, and card di.
version, all will have room TO dance and
opportunity 10 rest. We learn Of number
coming from abroad, aud assure them of
welcome, AMI, prospectivcly, a good time
Tickets are to he procured If Mr.. SlackcOle
ut the Post office.
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Public Library.-A good idea has been
proposcd-thc establishment Of . Public
Library in Deer Lodge, and We arc re-
questcd I" announce u meeting at the Cour,
House on next Monday evening to con.
slider the project. We arc heartily in favor
Of this. 1t is . most worthy project. The
expense attendant may discourage some.
but valuable Library can I've instituted,
start made that will grow into m important
institu,ion-without much immediate ex.
pcnsc.
In Helena, II VIC rccollcct Alright, no books
were purchased for some months, although
a good collection Of works was on the
shelves when it opened. Here. rs there,
almost every one will donate one or more
books, and these will aggregate Q large
number. which now in private residences
are inaccessible to the public. A percent
age Of the membership fees appropriated to
the purchase IF standard and new works,
will maintain the interest, and in the easier
times Of summer many will donate literally
TO the purchasing fund. Helena rented an
expensive Reading Room, furnished 1t in
good style, provided lights. fuel. librarian.
the leading news and illustrated papers, and
incur rcd heavy expenses not advisable In
this instance. For the present. y space of
shelves. procured in the Post-Of{1ce or some
other accessible and convenient place. where
persons are constantly In attendance, would
answer every purpose and be comparatively
inexpensive, and by autumn better arrlngs.
ments can lie made for the coming winter.
We hope there will bc good attendance.
and On organization effected that will put
this desirable project in practical operation.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-17

Bear.-Mr. H. L. Stone informs Us of a
couple of accidents occurring at Bcartown
few days ago. While firing salute, q
can Of powder exploded. injuring II. Woolf
and --- Batino. Woolf Was severely
burned about the breast and face The
same day Frank NOEL. nearly amputatcd \
considerable portion of his foot with an axe.
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Spfeial @otifk;.

Mr.. w. Wallace gave q rous'ng House
Warming at his residence near Perkins,
last week. Some sixty persons were pres.
ent, danced thirteen hours, and pronounced
Wallace prince of hosts.
THOMPSON. TALBOT l. cos SALOON.
Last Mondays coach brought direct from ". Louis,
fine lot Ut choice Cigars for the above establishment
embracing the following brands. al new to Montana
smokers:
Guiana. Patagss.
Glory Of Montana,
the best selection Of Cigars kept In any saloon
IN the mountains. Call and get your moneys worth.
All one price-a5 cents. Their excellent Liquors are
to- we'll known to need comment.
The past week has been delightfully."- en- .
joyed Ivy tho sleighists. 1t has been the best
sleighing snow since Deer Lodge was a
| town.
I have set in the lap OF ages,
And mixed with many crew
! have lived 10 be an old man,
Which yet continue to do.
To account for the milk in the cocoauut
drink ut Macs Brown jug:
lne'cr have seen the time asyct
When cared for huskys sirug.
There II music in the mir.
There Is quiet on the deep;
We quaf from old Macs Brown jug,
And softly. swectly steep.
~ New made Deer Lodge Valley Batter for sale
at GOc.s per pound, by Extraordinarily old Douuoll
stand. -
Th:asher Of the "Sun Fearl" is printing
some very fine views OR citizens would
do we'll to procure copies while they can
have selections. His views arc really first
class-bcttcr than these sent from the East
as first class.
"A feast OF reason and flow soul"
To those who can good Billiards roll,
viii be found At R,-wrlrs City Hall,
10 and all who chOusc t-r.st.
The Hop at the McBurney House las I
Tuesday evening was just Is nice Is it could
be-
~ say! Have yon sampled that fine invoice Of
Liquors just received by SMITH & EMERSON:
I u the Metropolitan Billiard Room I. bound
to take the lead IN fine liquors aud cigars Dave Bent.
ley ProessOr Of Scientific Preparation Of lmtibula
tin. Fluids. Is behind the bar.
You can have just the gaycst kind of a
ride by going to Walton s. T'alLot's and or.
dcrinc one of his stylish turn outs The
cut in to.days paper is the latcs, rage
~ Fine Dried Salmon sc per H. for eale at
Klcinschimdts, old Donucl stand, Main Street. Deer
Lodge. IS
Persons wishing Gerden Seeds should
read q. NJ. Watson's advertisement in this
issue.
20 wANTED-DEERL LODGE COUNTY SCRIP.
kor which the market price will bc paid In Cash.
s. II. BONN 4 CO. Bankers.
""t Deer Lodge.
- Fresh Deer Lodge Valley Eggs. warranted, ut
the lowest cash price, for sale at Kcinschmidts.
GAM s. Klein and Louis & Coleman, arc
delivering material for their new building.
Mr. Peter Walton has weatherboarled his
Brewery, and added much to its value and
appearance by plane and paint
K ING GAMBRINUs reign. Just over the wav At
n Valiions rwcry aud Peter keeps the cellar full
OF good Porter Ale and Beer, and is always happy
A dance ut S,aunclficld's, near Silver
Bow, on Wednesday evening, was attended
hy some twenty couples, aud ''all wen.
iNvrry.- W
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A fre broke out in Smith q Emesson's
popular Billiard Room last Sunday. but was
exticguished without material damage. and
the very bess of amasemsnts and liquids
continue to b dispsnsed with regularity
and courtesy.
to-day, asd John ssjs!cssh nsea1.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-17

Probate COurt.-Judge Newcomer is
hearing t.day the case of B. B. Belchcr o..
J. 3. Wilcox-suit to recover some 500
alleged due for brick delivered.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-17

Water Cure The curative properties OF
The chalybca,c waters of Deer Lodge Hot
Springs IRE well a,tcstcd by numerous per.
sons who have found health by bathing in
md drinking them. Mr.. Bellanger, of Sill
ser Bow, informs US that Mr.. Gerard Is now
erecting large two.story public house at
The springs for the accommodation Of In.
's''ds, and will have it completed in few
weeks. We have no doubt this will be
paying institution, and If he provides mr.
Engagements for tho accommodation ot
guests. it will also be a favOrite driving
point from Deer Lodsc-.hc splendid roads,
'ne Hot Springs and the i'cer Lodge Mound
oe'ns sufficient inducements, If humanity
soa horse flesh can be assured OF rest aud
'e'feshment after an eighteen mile drive.
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Cable Sale.-On Feb. 9th Richard Prince
recorded sale Of one. half Of claim No. 3. on
Cable lode. 10 James y. Smith, James Mill
ken, Saml Coulter, L. J. Shively and 8.
Cameron. Consideration 5000.
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Bro. Geo. Comfort, who labored among
the intractablc twiys Of this moral vineyard
for some time, has ssttleslin pastorate a
Binghampaon, New York, where the pas
lures, We trust. arc green and the church
lambs gentler than on this ungodly slope.
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Pab. Docs, I'VE acknowledge the receipt
from Mr.. Cavanangh Of number OF Public
Documents. including the GlS6e-secoad
session-Reports Of Agriculture, Finance.
Diplomatic papers, ETC., etc. MI. Cava.
naugh Is attentive 70 his constituents In this
matter, and We are under many obligations
IL him for personal favors Of this character,
which We have hitherto pcglected to notice.
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sNrOld. pure, hnc WHISTLES and Wines, favo.itc
brands. selling very low At klcin.chmidt's.
There is no snow in Deer Lodge Valley
al~vc Hot Springs Snow is three or four
feet deep between German and French
gulchcs.
90 Choice and extensive stock u Groceries offer.
ing ut reduced prices, to make for spriss goods
ut k!cinschmd's.
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lT Arrest that terrible Cataarl. and thus
avoid c.,nsumptive's grave by using Dr.
Ssxe's Catarrh Remedy. The proprietor
will pay $500 reward for case he cannot
s TO- f srS:f sa r '1a Ys.' yn ssn.
ceive II by mail Pamphlet sent free.
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~Ths disguised drains. falsely called nsdieiaee.
and cold In bar S0sms 'toulcs" and 'ptOnAachicp~
have nothi~e 10 common with D. Walkers VI e9sr
Bitter. That famous invignsane does not awe IL
stimulating properties to Grey and adrtnted Alco-
ho but to medicinal roots and hcg6s never heset0C0cs
combined. The effect Ut the Bittrfs cases of con
ssitnti0nal debility. chrOalc indixssaion liver com
plant and Ill dire6es Tending to consumption. b
marvellous that except % thOee who have fee Wit.
messed Il The result secma incssdiblu 6.
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Tho Good Tcmplars have secured the
room in Bcichcr's brick building-e0x40
'S'-and will hereafter hold regular com.
laa'ca.ions at that place. Tho regular 1t.
's0osns number about %, and new Nom,
~" ass bsing added 10 The oryan,zatioa,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Catholic Service

kcsiccs vi" hr held at the Catholic chu. oh on SIM
nest at ioE o'clock n. M, Father Il. DeKyckcrs
iI,,uy,
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Personal.-Mr. Joseph Catching, miner
ct Pilgrim Bar, returned per last Tuesdays
cf'ach. He has been absent some three
months, and has been paying visit to his
old home in Web.foot country. A an evil
dence Ut his liking to Montana Ike has
brought back his little son and sister, the
latter young lady of sixteen. and intends
making this his permanent home. He is
also accompanied by his brother. law,
Mr.. l. L Whitcomb and family-wife. son
and three daughtcrs-who have forsakcn
the lower country, after residence there
of nearly 1S ysars, for home in Montana.
The party come from McSlinvillc, Yamhill
county. Oregon. Mr.. W. seems well pleas.
cd with the appearance of our little berg,
and intends settling in our midst. Mr..
Catching says there will be more arrivals
here from that section in the Spring. among
whom he expects his father and mother.
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t,al and Departure III Mails at Dec.
Lodge Post Office
CoRlSNE.
TAgTrus Avn WrSrrpG


c.-Tresdays. THURSDAYS and Saturdays ut 4 m
at Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Gam
BLACKFOOT.
,ya. VIRGINIA AND EASTERN PART or MONTANA
r- Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at Cp.m.
cr-Tur.da,s, Thursdays and Saturdays 4am.
MIssOrLA AND CEDAR CREEK.
|, GREEN. GEAErowN. PHILIPsRrRG. ExxErre.
EtiW CABLE CRY. ETC.
p..Monlay.. Wednesdays and Fridays at sp.m.
|st. Turd,y-, Thursdays and Saturdays "a m.
.vEn Bow Br1TE AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
.r. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays ut Ann.
a,. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ut Cam.
GERMAN AND FEE>cH GrLcm.
"a. ..NnudiNs Ind frihays nj ANN
,mt .Tha-day- aud saturdays at. ....... sam,
II Mall viii "l'sr ihc night previous to their dc.
IA, a, O'Clock L. N.
t. S. sTACKPoLE, I'M.
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Produce Market.

YfO''R-M, rkct not overstorked and held firmly IL
,asu n..L M-soLl, Mill. The grades u Flour
'pm ihc-" Mills arc mu h SUPERIOR 10 any form.
r yenr and Il probably the best IN III. Terri.
i ~ y heat Ia tnr.e valleys escaped all f'o-ts
| mail lot 1T Gn!aiin Oniy in the market. of low
'ades, and held NJ = IS.
Isl TIER ronsi rrahlc sales Of good Ranch have
Zen made at &C.. CO G5c per ID.
EGGs-A'e In demand ut s5cGt9Jc per dozen for
|he.h.
roTATOES-Sma lots thcGLittc per ID. Market
vel supplied at ,hrsc figures.
BEANS Demand light: California Pink leg ?0c.
oATs-ode,ing In small lots ut &C. prime lots com,
maud NC per ID.
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''Dcnariec. Mr.. Ben II. Dittes. our
Cedar Creek ''Bcnarlcc," stopped in Deer
Lodge over Sunday, en- route to Helena for
medical treatment for his eyes. We regret
I" say his sight is seriously impaired.
Somehow Ben" is unfortunate
so. lie wcntiO bed in Helena some Is mont hs
ago in usual health. with handsome head
Of hair, and superior whiskcrs. When lie
awokc his hair and whiskcrs had dropped
off rs completely Is Joe Jcffcrsons in Rip
Van Wrinkle, and the next four months his
head WAS as smooth rs a billiard ball. Again
he has an excellent suit of hair, well clincl,.
Cd on the head end.
A few weeks since he worked at his desk
in Louisville TIL midnight. and retired in
good optical order. lie aw"kc in the morn.
ing, almost deprived If sight, and has since
been incapacitatcd for business by blind.
ness. One of his lady friends advised rs
preventive for these misfor; unes that he
should no. 60 to bed. but Ben says he must
have his regular sleep, If a grave yard
grows around him in the night. lie is one
OF the most industrious, energetic, intelli-
gent and reliable business man Of the coun.
try. whom every one very properly este ems,
and we hope to soon BE- able to state that
his sight is fully restored, and he again on
duty.
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The annual cold snap came around on
Feb. 10Th. and s,aid three days, holding tho
snow well in the valley and making the
best sleighing for three years. The record
below, as kept Ivy Mr.. Granville Stuart.
shows the temperature for four days. The
conduct Of the mercury it will he seen was.
very low, but we have not heard Of any
ron vealr6 ri zono Ia, c.,ucnc,n.co.
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Tic =. indicates "belOW zero" THIS
coming just after the warmest January ever
known here 800 avcragc-was pretty
rough turn, but many Of our bachelor read.
crs were doubtless better pleased with the
extreme cold Of Saturday than they would
have been with the temperature had the
MiIlcritc prediction amounted to anything.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-23
Death and the Grave.

81 am hungry" said the Grave, "give me
food
Death answered:
81 will send forth minister of awful de-
struction, and you shall be satisfied"
'sWhat minister will you send%'
81 will send Alcohol. He shall go in the
guise of food and medicine, pleasures and
hospitality. The people shall drink and die. /"
And the Grave answered:
Il am content"
And now the church bells began to toll,
and the mournful procession to advance.
'Who are they bringing now? said the
Grave.
''Ah," said Death, ''they are bringing a
household. The drunken father aimed a
blow at his wife. He killed the mother and
her child together, and then dashed out his
own lifc.''
'.And who," said the Grave, "comes next,
followed by train of weeping children"
''This is broken-hearted woman, who
has long pined away in want, while her hus-
band has wasted his substance at the tavern.
And he, too, is borne behind, killed by the
hand of violence"
"And who next? ?"
"a young man Of generous impulses, who
step by step, became dissipated, and squan-
dered his ALL My agent turned him out to
be frozen in the street."
'HuSh!" J" SAID the Grave, now hear a
wall of anguish that viii not be silenced."
Yes. 1t is the widows cry. 1t is the on
ly son of his mother. He spurned her love,
reyilcd her warning, and bloatcd corpse he
comes to thee. And thus they come-furthel
than the eye can reach, the procession crowds
to thy abOdes. And still lured by the en-
chanting cup which have mingled, the son,
OF men crowd the paths Of dissipation. Vain
ly they dream of escape, but shnt behind
them the invisible door of destiny. They
know it not, and with song and dance and ri
OF, they hasten to thee, o Grave! Then
throw my fatal spell upon the new throngs o
youth, and soon they, too, will be with
thee"