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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-19

The Rockville (Md-) SeHtineI comes to us in
mourning this week for the death OF Mr. Matthew
Fields, its editor for the past twenty years. He
died at Rockville on Saturday last in the 56th
YEAR Of his age, having been identified with the
3'Tess Of Montgomery county for forty years.
When boy he learnedto settype in the Office of
the Old AdrytaHd Journal. He was an uncom-
promising democrat, frank and fearless in the
oppression Of his political sentiments; but, like
all mtn with manliness Of character, made
numerous friends among those who did not
always agree with him in opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-19

Among the most unaccOuntable idicsyncracies
OF women is the NAV kish sentimentality which
prompts them to bestOw upon the most reckless
and abandoned criminals tender sympathy
which they are apt To withhold from those who
are simply unfortunate without being desper-
ately wicked How DO the philosophers account
Tor II? The latest instance occurred at Akron,
Ohio, a few days since, when Hunter, the young
man who had killed the father and mother of
the girl he protested to love, was being taken TO
jail under sentence of death. A large number
OF women collected in the court house ward IN
see him and give him flowers, while one even
went 80 Tar as 20 kiss him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-19

DROUGHT IN PRINCE GEORGES County Mn
Our county Is just now suffering one OF the most
fearfGl droughts We have known in many wears
Mill streams and springs are dry: corn and to-
bacco stuHted and shEyeled, and the pastures
look - If a simeon had passed over them. A.
thOUj 2 the drought has been OF eomparatjyaly
shOf. duration, tie heat OF the sun Ia, been 20
inter - that the damage already suffered bv the
crops Is incalculable. A month ago our crop
prospects were unusually fine. Now an 4
changed, and unless we have a good soaking
rain shOrCy not more than half a crop OF either
will b. Elade--PFiace GeOrgida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-19

The purchase of the English teIegraphs bv the
government has been a good speculation for the
nation The total amount of purchase. money
was seven and a half million pounds sterling.
The receipts 80 far amount to ID per cent on the
investment, the expenses to ONLY 81 per cent.
The Proht OF IA Per cent. is very satisfactory.
considering the ncvneSs OF the enterprise and il
Is announced as being constantly on the increase.
IL Is proposed at the earliest possible time TO
make the uniform price of messages to all parts
of the United Kingdom sixpence, and thus more
efectually PoPularize the system. The present
rates, however. are very much cheaper than the
lowest ones that prevail among the private COM
panies Of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-19

There are physicians who contend that there
Is no well authenticated case of hydropho5ia
sf1ecting human beings; that it is all the work
Of the Imagination. acted on by the fears of the
person bitten by mad dog, or one supposed -
be mad How do these gentlemen account for
the death Of child twenty-oRe months Old i'm
chicago on the oh instant, which, about four
weeks previously, had been bitten by a rabid
dog? The doctor in attendance reports that the
child manifested every symptom of rabies, re-
fuSing water and all nOuTiShment: seemed en-
dowod with supernatural strength, and showed
al the canine tendencies 20 bite its attendants.
and that it died in agony on the fourth tlay from
the attack There was no Imagination in that
case, certainly. Better that every worthless cur
IN the land-muzzlcd or uHmuzzled-should
perish suddenly than that one human being
should suffer such fortunes as the victims of n.y.
droPhObia undergo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-19

An INTERNATIONAL CASE IL GEoRGrA-
The captain OF an English vessel At the wharf ut
Darien, Georgia, recently punished four col
Ored sailors BY combining them in the hold OF his
vessel. The imprisoned men, through q lawyer
of that city, obtained q writ OF habeas corpus
from a eOlOred magistrate, who caused them 70
be brOsght before him, and after hearing he
released them. The matter has been male the
subject OF diplomatic correspondence between the
British minister and the State Department, the
captain having complained 10 his governme mt
OF the interference OF the local magistrate as a
breach OF international law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-19

General Albert Grant has not only the run of
the Patriot, but has got a spOuting-hole in the
aShihgton correspondence of the Baltimore
S"H- "A while ago the Patriot and the San did
not SET N TO think much of General n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is no perceptible change in the New York
money market as far as borrowers call are con
eeTned, the rates remaining 2, "a and per cent.
Comrsercial paper is as last quoted. The movement
OF currency to the West continues moderate
scale and as yet fails 10 affect rates In the govern
ment bond market the chief interest has been in
isis, which have advanced. The remainder OF the
list has been duh and firm. The syndicate report
gratifying progress in regard 10 the new loan.
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WAR PErARIMEx1, QSes Caisf Sisnal osesr, |,

WASHINGTON, ID. August 10, lS7l.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwKSTY-FoUk Hours :
The barometer has !eilien sincs r-i,ay morning a.
the Pac'sc and Rocky mountain stations The hfgh
pressure WHICH then extended from Kentucky ID
central PenEsy ania has remained nearly stationa.
~. The low pressure north of Lake Ontario has
moved eastward. Clear weather with smoke and
haze very generally prev vailed from Ohio to Della.
ware, ard northeastward. Smoke and haze also
prevailed yesterday from Illinois westward 10 the
mountains and are this morning reported from Mis-
souri, and Iowa. rapid fall in the barometer with
nigh norfheasterly winds Is this morning reported
II, IA Lake Superior Nertheriy wiods with clear
weather continue from Alabama to Texas and Ken
tucky. The cyclone which yesterday morning
IN Florida, after moving nOrthwestward during the
day has taken the usual turn the northeast and
Is now central near Charleston, having been very
severe at Savannah during the night. No reports
have been received from Georgia and Florida
PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer will probably fall
With strong nOrthw estery winds from Iowa TO LAX
Michigan and nOrthwards. Northwesterly winds
with hay weather will probably continue during
the day from Lake Erie TO New Jersey and north
eastward. Northerly winds with clear weather are
probable from Alabama westward. Increasing
TIh"asterly winds from South Carolina to Mary
land with rain on the Immediate coast. The center
OF The cyclone Will probably keep short stance
eat Of the immediate coast line, and DO of Cape
HatterGs to morrow morning.
LOCAL RECORD.
ne thermometer in The EVENING STAR business
cnlce registered as follows tO-day:-6a m "; 10 a.
NJ. 20; Rm.,I9; 2p. m..S2.
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There IS to be three-eOrnered municipal
contest in San Francisco, the republicans, demo-
Gratis and labor refOrmers all having fun tickets
in the field.
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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of ii may have The STAR sent to
their address for such time they desire, at the
rate Of fifty censs per month Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to tie BUSH
ness Office OF the paper.
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CANAL TRADE-There were fOrty-three boats
loaded and dispatched from Cumberland Thurs
day, carrying total Of 4, So. 10 tons Of coal,
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NEw WHEAT FLOUR, rs CENTS PER BAR
~ REL LOWER TODAY
HERR WEIGHS CHOICEST BRAND OF
FAMILY FLOUR, am getting in constantly, and
guarantee u 70 give perfect satisfaction; viii deliver
NV. BURCHELL,
au-eobt 1882 street.
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TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, Oh
speciality, at @. L. WILD BROS, I2OtE%E)
l1th street, between PennsylyaniA ayenusttt NV
and street. Inventors and manufacturer of the
wonderful Musical Dancing Toy for Pianos; manu-
factrrers Of Musical Instruments and dealers in Pr
disc generally len
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HASKELL, LYON d 90.

HASKELL, LYON d 90.
WAREIELD's PATENT COLD WATER SELF
WASHING S0APl
NO BOILING,
NO HARD RUBBING!
NO HOT WATER,
NO WASHBOARDS,
NO BLUEING!
NO INJURY TO GARMENTS OR HANDS.
BALTIMORE, MD.
The above firm having secured the exclusive right
to manufacture and sell
warneld's Patent Cold Water Self.
Washing Soap,
IN and '0' the T ihaft OF and DIS
Nor SOAP, which washes tSoToagSy in any Kind #
water-Hsrd, Soft Sslt-tcifhOaa bOiiiHs. They
sso guarantee that 1t will not injure the finest
by using IL housekeepers rid Of the discomfort Of
hot water in summer. and of steam in the house du
60 those who 60 from 9 steaming hot wash-roOm 70
Thousands q testimonials to Its great excellsnoe
from ones own observation and experience,
To kns1c the virtues Of this SOAP you have only
week swashins q family Of eight persons SS
By its own action II dssolyes the grease and other
things that soil, and liberates them from the gar
which s usually done with labor and hard usage Of
the clothes by means Of a washboard or machine.
except when the clothes are much soed, or the dirt
firmly Embedded In the fabric.
The clothes require no blueing dried In the sun
Clothes washed With THE Soap viii last Tiy twice
long when washed In the ordinary way with the
10 Consumers, therefore, II 10 unquestionably the
CHEAPEST Soap ever manufactured. The usual
discount 70 the trade au9 I'm
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SsnsS 81 8 s & c.. SsS p: ~. =; Msisr:
A. and is,h g.; ;: ?; Hilburn Go, ssi ism 81:
Bro, cor. Pa ay. and 9th q. d. Jay kaufman,
per 9Th and G streets: r. B. Ferguson, l0l Pa av,
f Esssi, P hssGTs h and Pa
Thomas a. Richie, 9 High st.: r L. Cropiey
Co.. 1s6 Bridge St., Georgetown: also, at retail by
9th and q streets. Bee testimonials and dlrec-
tioDs. au3tf
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Government securttfes


lEy Bankers, Brokers and Com rlereiaI Tsssrapk.
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, il
new Ycss, Aug a is.@fiTs dS Board 10 80 a. NJ
- ISL, coupon; Issl; s,1os o2, coupon, lllss;
ss0s, new, %, coupon, iisl s. 81 s, 81 COUPON, nS,l:
c; sSgR MsIioess mn SDSsp
@,nd i Sss, s Union Ts,egraPh Sl Quick
M Esprs. @si, 'i fsTse SstS5
pres q; AmeSicsP ESprs,s, 81 United States ss
York Central Scrip s f Erie hsS'Oa d. P pls
fisrred, =; Harlem, iaSs do. prefd, =; Resdfns,
Mieigan seSthern ios: Union Pssihe Raflro sa
go; Illinois Central, l35 offered; Cleveland and
ceTlsnd Cclumins Gineinnat tia and fndianapoli Oils
Mi, New jersey Cent. 1885, Rock Island, Loss;
Wabssh and western ss Delaware TEs ackawsnss
and Western, IOs1l;, Fort Wayne, ssss; Alton and
Sfss and Alton 80 apH sS'SRh
mississippi ceIiifestes 81; Columbus, Chicago and
new: 751i; Virginia s's; ola; 81; North Csrolins
$50. Gold, ll2s4all2zs. Market strong.
Markets To-day.
BALTIMORE, August l9.-Virginia skies, old, 52li
bid, 81 asked do coupon, old, 81 bid, 63's asked:
.,BALrIMoRK; August ls.-Cotton steady; low mid
dli9g7, ~: Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat hrm; Ohio
$40. Corn scarce and firm; white southern 7oa7S
Oats Oats nominal; CAT; PORK quiet sigs. Bacon
:ggarcuIsd hams. i5isaisc Lard a Ss ioaie
WHISKY. nrmer,
NEW YORK, August 1s-Flour frmer Wheat
hTmer and quiet. Corn unchanged.
NEW YORK, August l9.-Stocks steady and dull.
Governments strong and dull. Virginia SIS, 627s;
DO. new, r. North Carolinas, old, IS; do new 2s1s
Money easy, Q Gold heavy, l2S Exchange, long,
NEw YoRr, AUGUST ls.-shipments of specie to
Europe to-day, $Z0,0OO. :
LONDON, August 70, ll:30 a. m.-Consols opened at
e9as for money and account. Bonds-l562, 934 1865,
49,; 1851, S2z; 10 fD's, 81.
Paris, August 1s.-French rentes, IS fir ancs, u
Confines
LoNpoy, August 19 10 D. m.-Consols closed at
YSS. Bonds--lS62, 93z. 1855, old, 93lS; l557 92f ;
lO-40is, 81.
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT CLOSING our SALE
OF SUMNER STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

FINE WHITE STRIPED PIQUEs, I2h cent?;
jus; half the original price.
PINE DRESS GOODS and BANNS. 10 c-nts
Job lot a SUMNER SILkS, tslightly inlprrfectg
all silk, as cents per yard.
at & "a cents per yard
Come and see the great collection 81
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
on our center counter, At i21f cents per yard.
One Price Only. BEGAN & MlLlE,
aGl2tr lois and 1920 7th street. n ".
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BOARDING.

A LADY, WHOSE FAMILY CONSISTS OF
"A but two persons, living in the immediate vi
would like, by the middle Of September, to take or
4genteel and quiet BOARDERS. Amy persons de-
dress Mrs. II. l. H." City P. o. Good references
required and given. aul9 ST.
EOR RENT.A suite or single ROOMS; central
Il and desirable; In q quiet private family; 734
18th street, between G and Ii. First-class BOARD
next door. aul6-Iws
FURNISHED ROOMS, front and back with good
Il BOARD, at 1912 Sth street. between X and l.
streets. Piano, bath, and gas in house. Terms
moderate. aul5-6ts
ELIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS
IL near the Departments, with first class Board,
can be had at No. 1918 I street. on reasonable
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fe9-tf
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh23-ly
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Massachusetts avenue and 4th street >SEz0
Bachelors Hair Dye, Sc Hostetter's and Drake is
Btters Sc and all Patent Medicines at very lowest
rates. an II as
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July q, lGI
PROP. "A CooKapeaI Sir: have for some time
and have found it all yon recommend. I am glad to
join others in commending an article that Is evil
IDENTIFY doing so much good. Yours, truly.
Brig. General U. s. A.
Letter from JUDO 3 WE + " o. S. S1'Ts'us
WASHINGTON, d. e., june a, 1877:
the hair fair trial and am much pleased with its
effects. Is beautiful wash for both tho scalp and
hair; and lite influence to sooth the and revive
delightful have not used it except as q wash, but
on your recommendation, and from the fath its use,
confidence in taking II as medicine According ci to
'0 PTS st cSa Very y%YElE
WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871.
After using your BALM OF LIFE I'm MANY in
stances Of disorders In my family glad TO say it
affords the relief sought. For diarrha, colic sick
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external inian-
B. J. MEIGs, il.
Dear friend: Please send me a supply Of BALM
OF LIFE, the which, II a grstuity las suggestedJ
will be duly honored. am altogether pleased with
!" JUNE -, 1871. very r. !r Z! ByS S11si
KEEP COOLi
hands when over Gys.6,ss.sd and WI, when suf
Cooling Solution,
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~ @ A l. W d d ID I
MAEfOM'S
WOOD AND cor EYARD
Corner 7th sir-"t andl anal.
On hand and 10 arrive several a.. -q,es of the -
quality Of RED and WHITE ASH COAL, u al
sizes.
Also. large stock OF WOOD, sawed aud split. o. in
the stick.
n Reduction made 20 rarti purchasing their
winter supply. AT sales guaranteed - gfre eure
satisfaction.
- o-Sers thrvagh man ptrsra,si, -tt., f.I a.,
Jy29-eou Rrp
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Markets T0.dax.

meteorological Record-Aug. 10, Z. 35 A. M.
var DEPARTMENT, St1nal Service, y. s. A.
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TSCHRlsTIAN CHURCH, VI street There
ue viii be services as usual at III o'clock. and
cuiihy school AT Sc. lt<
nSDR. PARKER WILL PREACH At CAL
ny vary Baptist Church To MORROW MORN
ING on the = Obligations of the sabbath" Service
ltf
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NJ HI. p RINCE,s

WOOD AND COAL
GOA T. AND WOOD
DIRECT PROM VESSEL
AT CLUB RATES
FOR WINTERS USE
Quality AMP QUANTITY GUARAxrEFs.
,.., '2y.sl To-. R.sN Tb-
Seruine II n ENS NALLkN.-..--SI75 SsN
Frre burning WHITE ASH. 6-s -.
Superior IL EeIN I p. 6Z5 Ga
Il e0frpcis Hrf-a NJ ems sod f3r Frats
OAK aid PIN = WOOD az same low rstas
Ord received a. FgfHrtpll Sf5rcs throughout M
c4;s and At 0lGtH Qgsc..
JOSEPH l.. SEYMOUR,
at3 30 street,
I?tz street wharf. ana 90.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY 10 LOAN IN ~.us 70 SIN
REAL ESTATE SEtJRITY
r. " WARNER.
p fSncccsSor @ Joshua u hifneN & Coz
ault ~ 72S Seventh street.
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PHILIP Il SOLOMONS.
y -- BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs,
au1o 9il Peunsylvania avenue,


CRoCkERY, cu,v. ,xn
GLASSWARE
Housekeepers fitting out or replenishing, IN
above goods, in sets and detached pieces. UfQ
CUTLERY and PLATED WARE, fine v{U
FRUIT JARS Of the most approved kinds
WEBB& BEVERIDGE,
aul96s Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street
JAMES It. LEWIS
PURE "FAIRvIEW BLACKBERRY wINE,u
(warranted) Introduced through the ply sieians
sold By druggists only, For sale, wholesale by
CHARLES ST0rT & Co,
aul9 In Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Subscribers
\ have obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
tIiet OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of ISAAC
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers, on or
before the l5t day of August next they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under hands this 18th day of Au-
gust, 1871. HANNE HERZBERG.
LIPPMAN KHNER,
aulg-s3t Executors.
A kMY BALLADS AND OTHER POEMS BY
"A Colonel ARTHUR I. LEE, U. 8. A, with H.
lustrations designed by the author. Price 81 80.
sent 10y mail free OF postage on receipt of price.
aulsd Booksellers, 1918 PeRna. avenue.
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WILLOW PINE LUMBER,
Wholesale only. Bills cut % order,
IN IR0NAoSGERs Norfolk, v.
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n@THE CAPITAL
uS TO MORROW WILL CONTAIN:
OUR "D. P.n LETTER,
MISS GRUNDY IN NEW YORK

EDITORIALS:
European War Clouds-AbOut BOutwell-Prurieni
Phiianthrophy-The Police Court-A Fate of Two
Cftes-Corean ymbles-The Recent Homicide
Progressive Philosophy Fish and Catscszy-Blaine
on Diplomacy, &C., &c, &c.
SOCIAL GOSSIPS:
Anna's Letters-Letters from Baltimore, Lake
George, White sulphur Springs, Berkeley Springs
Ac., &c.
Also, Tales, Poetry, Local News, &C., &C., &c. 1t
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0SA STATED MEETING OF COLUMBIA
~ TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. lOl win
Ir heLd N The Council Chamber, City Hall, THIS
EVENING, at s O'Clock
III CJ.S r GARRETT n. g..
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E0R RENT-Most desirable location In the city
n HALL BEDR00M, FURNISHED, on third floor,
suitable for one gentleman, In private family; No
$50 New York avenue. jE2S-ims
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ENoh SALE--At = bargain. the GOOD WILL. s.,
OF the oid-es;shiished Cbsi AMI Wool Depot lr-
ner OF Mari land avenue AID Sth stret Island. suit
alle far cusl n lumber depot. Apply a. Or. BnS-
1tk greet. au,Af N
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17
For the True Northerner.
ICE RELLS.
wR1rrEN punrNn rHE REGENT HEAyr ZOE.

WRITTEN DURING THE RECENT HEAVY ICE.
The fairles the fairies have come out,
Surely the fairies are ali about;
For shrubs and trees are dressed in gems.
From fragile sprays to massive stems;
And chimes Of bells are everywhere hung,
Each Koh-i-noor with silver tongue,
Swayed by the breath of frost-winged fays,
Whispering lively polar lays
Hark bark! how they ring in merry time,
While the laughing sunbeams gaily climb
Up the sparkling orient height.
Keeping step to their tinkle light.
The angels the angels! sure, 1 know
Angels have come, by the dazzling glow
Poured around on the landscape now,
Where the great crystal forests bow,
Each with an opal fire in its heart,
Such as must light when the gold gates part,
And guards celestial come anear,
Sorrowing souls with hope to cheer
Hark now the ice bells jubilant ring,
Touched by the sweep OF seraph's wing,
Sent to earth with sweet fruit dreams,
Wrapped in the noonlde's flashing CLEANS
The spirits it seems, now day has fed,
That the dearly loved and early dead,
Come in the hush of twilight gloom,
To whisper soft :" there still is room,"
In our Swallowed walks where soon will meet,
The active limbs and the weary feet:
And sheeted trees drop ice tears cold
Tonight, as erst, on new grave mold.
Hark know who strikes these magic bells,
For their voices sweet / hear, though knells
! Tolled DER their bright FORMS long ago
Laid asleep meath the jeweled snow.
The past the past with shadowy hand,
Beckons me back where the old years stand
Those cheating years, whose brilliant hues
Faded in times dissolving views;'
And, lost in reverie on youths shore,
live all ITS pains and pleasures DER;
While ice bells seem to chime the same,
As when my first great sorrow came.
Hark blending with their funeral notes,
To my inner ear new tone floats
A chord, heard only near the tide,
Surging where the two worlds divide
This chord tins chord tho solemn Is sweet,
Coming the way-sore pilgrim to greet,
When earth-hopes all have worn away,
As ice melts in a sunny day;
And life been read, like polntless tale,
And its treasures proved as false as frail;
All, save the jewels bought by love,
And safely stored, by faith above.
Hark this chord divine, though family heart
As tinkle Of ice or whispered word,
Has power the waiting soul to thrill,
And the tired heart with rest to fill.
Hamilton, JAN, 1871. RUsucIA,
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All trains on the Peninsular Railway make
clese aud immediate connections at Battle
Creek, with all trains East and West OF the
Michigan Central, and at Charlotte with ali
trains East and West on the Grand River Val
- Division, az lt Lansing with al, trains
North ana south on the Jackson, Lansing and
Saginaw, and Ionia and Lansing RailI roads.
Trains are run on Chicago Time.
l.. ID. DIBBLE, Pres. & Gen. Sup't.
Rnltln q re1k De- hfh 1870 S23
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MISCELLANEOUS.

kI MASON, Physician and Surgeon. Office
vi near Adams Mills, Tine Grove. will at
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given 10 Surgery and the diseases OF
Women and Children. Office hours TO n. m,
and to 6 p. IN.
GEVERENS 4 BURROWS. Attorneys and Coun-
y sclors at Law. Office los Main street, hala-
aa2oo. Mich.
II p. sEYERENs. !. c. BURROWS.
A j. PIERCE Civil Engineer and County Sur
II. yeyor. Address, Hooker r. o., Van Buren
County, Mich.
CRANE A NASH, Battle Creek, Mich, Oate of
" Paw Paw Mich)
Dealers in Lumber, Shingles and Lath. Orders
or Lumber of any size and description solicited.
VIII keep constantly on hand full assortment
of choice Pine, Whtewocd and other lumber.
Battle Creek. July 25th. 1870.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

MAIN LINE.
On and after Sunday, Dec. 4th, 1870 Passenger
Trains will leave Lawton as follows:
EAST. WEST.
Mail, 1857 a. m 2:50 p. m.
Kalamazoo Acc g27 D. III. 5:5S a. III.
Evening Express 12'55 a. M.
The Atlantic Express east on Sunday, will stop
ut Lawton at 952 p. m.
H. Z. SARGENT, Gen. Supt.
c. H. HURD, Asst Gen. Supt
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17

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