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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-06-07
COMMERCIAL.
DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT, June 5,

DETB01r, June D, 1917.
Trade, as a whole could hardly be more free
from excitement than now. In Dry Goods
there has been little working down, but in
Hardware no change to speak Of. Breadstuff
has been triie more active than last week,
but without exception, at lower figures. Hol-
ders OF Flour ready ask more than %, % for the
best, while the stock being very heavy, little
panicky feeling displays itself hear and there
and 90 would be gladly accepted, but there are
buyers unless for pressing rates. Wheat
held its own two or three days in spite OF uni
yer sal unfavorable reports from other markets,
but the rates altogether are 3@5c lower than
last Wednesday, there is some hope Of rise
perhaps to 90 for Nc. 1-before harvest, and
options are selling pretty freely accordingly,
the magnificent growing weather has some
effect in neutralizing the feeling, however 30
far as farmers ore concerned. it is doubtful
about their doing much better than accept
figures as they are closing rates: extra, 81, 80;
No white, l.S6 ; treadwell, 1876 amber, !. 80.
Corn is steady at 81 Oats are very plenty
nobody wants them. No. has declined 10 Al.
Butter is down TO 16@17c for best. Badly
mixed dolly Varden) and oversated are
going into cellar, being unsaleable. The re-
ceipts are enormous and the export trlfling.
Eggs scarce and prime at IA. Potatoes very
dull mixed. 35 a 55; peachblows, 65 a TO- in
car loads. Maple sugar 1908. Seed buck
wheat, LIS. Clover. 5@5,25. Peas, 1,2O for
white, and Leo for blue. Tallow Sc
Money getting easy. Rates Solo per cent.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NBw YoET, June 4, 1872.
7 be financial sltuation con lnues to improve
Money is abundant on call at 4a5 per cent
Gold ls firm at 1141z, and is selling 1897, The
stock Market has been very strong all week
Cattle sold at about 7 C advance; although the
receipts were heavier than last week. everything
sold out averge price for good western stock,
12a13c. Sheep were in light supply and mar
kot was strong at 65l@715 per head Hogs
plenty-sold at 5}S@51s. Breadstuffs contin-
lie sickly. Flour is gradually working to a low
level and wheat goes up lie and down 2. Whit,
western is quoted at 2@205, but as wheat Ii
sold here by sample quotations are not yer,
definite. Corn easier at 63@67, IN store an,
afoat. cats heavy; Mich. 56aj7.
Provisions are unsettled; new pork down Il
1925. The large receipts OF live hogs at til,
west hEs a depressing influence on prices
Either the reports are greatly exaggerated o
the statement made last fall that there wer,
no hogs in the country is gong to prove seri
Gus. Perhaps pork spectators are trying t,
depress the market in order that they ma
buy to advantage. Lard is steady st cam $50
SIC; ketae, 9a.. Butter declining daily
western 1la22. Eggs, prime at HOG.
Coffee Ii IN fair request. Flo, - Is
golden suznr is again dull soft refined II q
IL.
RAJ cotton Las advanced % o. Mauu
factured goods, however, fail to respond whic
may or may not Indicate thst the moyelneu
In the staple Ia speculative one cnIy. Ia
fall i. expected to bring better prices
Wooleus dull.
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The SCIENCE OF HEALTH. The first number
or this new Health Journal is published. IL ID
devoted to an exposition OF all those agencies
30 vitality related to Health and to the treat
ment OF Disease, such as Air, Light, Tempera-
ture, Diet Clothing, Bathing, Exercise, sleep,
Electricity, and all normal agents and hygiene
materials. 1t is an indepedent journal. pub
hshed in the interests of the people. which is
certainly strong commentator. This first
number contains many articles OF general in
terest. The senses OF sight, hearing, taste,
smell, ETC., are illustrated and explained. The
cause and cure Of Backache; the proper posi-
ton on Horseback; Water treatment for Fe-
vers; Sprains and Bruises Pneumonia; Cler-
gyman's Sore Throat: Chronic Catarrh; How
to Sleep, etc. The department OF Talk with
Core spondents cotains valuable information.
The new magazine is issued from the Office Of
The PHRESoLooIcAL JOURNAL, and publised a
the low price Of 90 year, or 20 cents mum
Der. "Try H." and save many times it's cost il
doctors bills. Address the publisher, 8. r
WELLS, 3S9 Broadway, y. Y.
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TUE FARMERS CLUB Of Van Buren, County.
will meet at the Cuort House on Saturday,
June 18TH at two o'clock p m.
Subjects for discussion-"Th cultiytion c,
Wheat, and the prospect OF the Market
Every farmer in the vicinity of Paw Paw
should attend, and join IN or list en- to the dis
cussiOni an interesting meeti,Ag is anticipated.
j. J. WooEMAN, President.
A. Z. CLIDDES, Sec.
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The system Of toning and stimulating the
nerve structure through the agency Of the cur
alive properties OF SMoLASDER's BucHU, is full
ly approved of by family physicians, VINO have
discovered that for kidney, bladder, and CLAN
dular diseases, mental and physical debility,
maladies Of the urino-genital organs, gravel,
and diabetes, it is safe and eficacious rem
edy, as well as for all uterine complaints.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-06-07

FALSE DEIIcAcY.-Tne friends OF those who
are troubled with bad breath, and through
over squeamishness, dislike to refer to 1t, COM
NIT positive and cruel mistake, especially If
they are aware OF the merits and great efficacy
Of the fragrant SozoDoNT. This is the true
and only remedy for the difficulty; there is no
valid exucse for bad breath now.
Spalding's Glue mends everything.
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FoR FAMILY UsE.-NIeats of all descnp-
ton are made much moro palatable by the use
OF the famous Halford l. eicestershse Table
Sauce, which Is not fiery like many foreign
Sauces, but has more body Of the choicest ma
terials than they have. All grocers sell It.
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Business Notices.

The finest line OF Dress Goods and Dress
Trimmings, all the latest styles a; Van Auken
and Cos.
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Have your Clothing made at Van Auken "
Cos. The largest stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
and vestings IN Western Michigan.
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@. B. WELToS & Co., have on hand the larg-
est and greatest variety Of Parasols in town
Which they Will sell at very low prices.
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MISS EMnA A. PEAsE desires organizing
class in Instrumental Music. Lessons gwen on
the Piano, Melodeon and Cabinet Organ. For
terms and further particulars call upon MISS
Pease, at the residence OF Wilbur F. Warner,
corner Niles and Elm Sta. 1874
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The largest stock of Embroideres and In
servings. Edgings, yalencennes and Imitation
Lsoes at Van AukeI and Cos.
CAsroRIA-ls q scientific vegetable prepare
ton q perfect substitute for and more effective
than Castor Oil, and is pleasant to take. 1t
cleanses the system In most remarkable man
ner does not distress or grippe, but operates
when all other remedies have failed. 1t il GER
tain to supe,sede Pills, Castor Oil, Narcotic
Syrups and all other purgative and exciting
medicines The Castoria cotains neither Min
erals. Morphine nor Alcohol. By Its emolent,
soothing effect, it assimilates the food and pro-
duces natural sleep particularly adapting it to
crying and teethiug children. It cures Stomach
Ache, Wind Colo. Constipation, Flatulency,
and kills Worms. Make your Druggist send
for 1t he will always keep it, as every family
must have 1t. 1t costs but fifty cents a bottle.
]. B. Rose Is Co., So Broadway, y. 7. S94t4
d. b. Deland's Best Saleratus at Glidden's
only 10 cents per pound.
May Flower Chewing Tobacco at Glidden's
for SIPS.
The latest styles Of Hats and Caps at Van
Auken and Cos.
We hear no complaints from that best japan
Tea; every one who has tired II says Glidden
keeps the best in town.
large line of Croquet and nilsson Slippers
Van Auken Co.'S
Gel tise Best.-The Jefferson County
Hogs grow rapidly, fatten at any age, and
make tine most pork for the food consumed.
PURE BRED PIGS FOR SALE.
Address, NJ. FosDIcK,
SQ-t9s Almena Mich
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ALL styles and quality Of Parasols at [. b.
Welton & Co., to be sold very cheap.
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20 per cent saved by buying your clothing
at Van Auken and Cos.
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For the True Northerner.i

ARLINGTON, June 5th, 1872
In order to correct an impression that some
bad people are circulating in this place,
wish to state pubhcally that am not the au-
thor OF any of those low and vulgar pieces
that have emanated from this vicinity. con-
slider such things in the same light that all
decent people do, as far beneath the dignity Of
man who Is not woman whipper. BY pub
fishing the above you will confer favor and
oblige yours Truly
O. OSBORN.
We don't think the article alluded to emana-
ted from your vicinity. led
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CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue OF decree
made in the Circuit Court for the County OF
Van Buren, in ChaIcery in certain cause
therein pending, wherein Sylvester Darby Is
complainant, and James Amick; and Sarah
Amick. are defendants. bearing date the 28th
day of August, A. ID. 1871. shall sell at pub
Tic auction, to the highest bidder, on Monday,
the 22d day Of July, A. ID. 1872, at one o'clock
in the afternoon. at the front door OF the
Court House, in the Village OF Paw Paw, in
the County of Van Buren, and state Of Mich-
gan, all of that certain piece or parcel OF land
situated in the County OF Van Buren, and state
OF Michigan, to wit the south half OF the
west half OF the southeast quarter OF section
twenty-five (22) in township one Cd south OF
range fifteen west containing forty acres OF
land more or less
Dated June 9Th. 1872
JOHN KNOWLES,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
s97tI. Van Buren, County Mich
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SECOND SPRING STOCK
SECOND GRAND OPENING OF MILLINERY,
And Straw Goods.

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE SYSTEM Oh SkLILLG GOOD
GOODS CHEA
STORE FULL OF GOODS,
COUNTERS LINED WITH CUSTOMEAS.
Choicest Magui6ce Display 137 Varieties HATS
exhibited 10 this other MaIkethy whatever
calling you may with to ask fr
Ribbons ia Endless Variety!
RIBBON, No. 200 SASH RIBBON, all the
Gay and Kuobby Patterns shown hero
Elegant Of FLOWERS Imported
into this country in Large aud Attractive Sales Roo n
Store
by any House in Kalamazoo Guarantee also trim
picate auy II AT or BONNET made
there, and take DIS
De off
from kalamazoo prices Mllnes
in Lawrence, Bangor, Lawtou, Mattawan aud other
Towns will please take that selling RIBBONS
of Goods will testify
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Buy your White Goods and every thing in fine
Muslins Piques, etc, at Van Auken & Co.'S
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FOR SALE J
A Rare Chance for a Business
Man with a Small Capital.

OEE-QUARrER OF OyE-HALF INTEREST II A
STEAM SAW AND PLANNING MuL.-The Store
now occupied 10y john NJ. Rdlon, IN the Vii
lage OF Lawrence.
The Mill earns a large percent1gc on Capital
invested. The store is now under rent OF $3.50
per year. Possession given Immediately. The
above property will be sold cheap and on rea-
sonable terms
JOHN 3. POTTER.
lawrence Nov sth. 1871. Sos
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15per cent saved in buying your Boots. Shoes,
Slippers. etc., at Van Auken u Cos.
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j. ID. SCRIMGER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent

NOTARY PIT BLIC AND CONyEYANCER.
Deeds, Contracts, Mortgages, etc. drawn, on
the shortest notice. Collections attended 10
with promptness. Office, first door east OF
Breedsville Hotel
BREEDSYILLE, MICH. s93
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a Valuable Farm for sale
farm OF 100 acres, 100 acre under cultivation,
40 acres IL wheat. v, ling houses. barns aud
out-houses, al kinds OF fruit, durable spring
water, the farm under a Coon state OF cultiva-
ton and eyery way des rabe. and situate one
and one bait miles NORTH az Lawrence, Oh the
town lime road, wl sold az a good bar gain.
5Si Apply TO II G.. WELLS. on the premises
TEs, TEA, TER. 1EA.
Those Who enjoy good emp OF Tea are here
by informed that a choice article Of Japan Iea
can be had at the Grocer store OF ". n. Gid
den, which viii Doe sur 90 give .atlsfacJiou 70
all lovers Of that beverage. Si5
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The largest stock Of Embroideres and In
settings, Edgings, Valencennes and Imitation
Laoes ut Van Auken and Co.'S.
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large line of Croquet and nilsson Slippers
Van Auken & Cos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-02

ONE who knows says that German
women prefer the mau that Is agree
able and keeps his word strictly.
French women choose n man with
open brow and smiling countenance.
The Russian females prefer country
man Of their own who hooks upon
western nations as barbarians. The
Danish women remain closely at home
and desire to hear nothing Of travel
abroad. The Spanish women select a
man capable Of ayenging his honor and
her own. The Ho!landers one who Is
peaceable In his ways and desires
never to hear Of strife aud war..And
the American ladies marry the earliest
good offer they get, taking the first
man who will take them, and caring
nothing for his rank or social position,
and still less whether he be halt, lame,
deaf and dumb, or bllnd-it he but
have plenty Of money. How fortu-
nate for us that we live In such q
COu0ITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-02
vADrrRolr woman with the rheuma-

VADErRoiT woman with the rheuma-
tism consulted ciairvpyant who went
Into a trance and wrote the following
startling description Of the case: ~
find your case Is one that battles scill.
The discs Is complicated ; the spine Is
much disesed have hurt 1t by fall.
The liver Is ulserated, cause you rails
a thick mewcuss. Your he'd sympe-
thizes. You have spells Of feeling
dizzy, and the scrofula in the blood,
which has destroyed the vitality,
causes some tendency to dropSy. The
throat is effected By Katarr in the he'd.
You can, with proper treatment, be
helped. 1 hosp this is not too late to
Benefit you; II you want treatment,
/ will attend you at wonce."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-02
A arsIIruAy Who used to carry on

AeEN1I.EMAN who used to carry on
the Sheriff business, wholesale aud re-
tail. In Ontonagon county, Mich, In
an early day, was frequently called
OIL to quell tumultuous Draws, which
he did by rushing into the crowd and
knocking every man engaged In the
row as. fat as founder, aud then re-
peating these memorable words over
their PROSTATE bodies: "Say boys.
what's all this fuss about? AS Sheriff
Of ontonagon county, | command the
peace" ..--.a..- -.r...r-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-02

ALAME girl. who had not for four
teen years once left the thiri-story
back room In which size lived, was
among those who participated In the
late children's excursion TO Philadel-
phla. When carried to the park she
asked what the trees and grass were.
and had to be told the names Of the
most common objects. She lay on the
grass all day drinking in the air and
the sunshine, and was seen to weep
softly every little while from pure joy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-02

LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAVE
- n 81 s.a ia l. ID
VIRGINIA CITY FOR CARSON CITY
w.ts sZ@EDsfaS " Ea3A8EGa.p y"
....Ar....
z.ia a. N, Has A. N, and s.4s p. N.
LEAVE
CARSON CITY FOR VIRGINIA. CITY
~ N.G
....AT....
s \. M- IL NJ, and 4 r. NJ.
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INArkansas man was sentenced to
be hanged, but all the crpenters in
the nelghborhood refused TO build the
scaffold. As the condemned man was
himself q carpenter, by trade, the
Sheriff tried to induce him TO put up
the gallows, but he steadfastly de-
clared he'd DO hanged If he would. =
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ROOM TO 5LEII

4 COMFORTABLY, WELL FURNISHED.
A eommodious room. conveniently situ,tsd,
4. o6Ss6 ~ rent. on reasonable terms, II Mre.
frsVcr.s nouss, On the Tunnel ton-road, near
ths ImperilI- Empire works. $50 ocloln' 3,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-09-06
Two Good Farms for Sale,

I WING PARTLY IN BRADLEY COUN.
IL ty, Tennessee. and partly in Whitfield
County. Georgia. within one wilr of Red clay
Depot. u village ON the H. I. ~ Ga. Rail Road
and immediately ON the main wagon road
leading from Charleston and Cleveland Tenn.
to Dalton. Ga. and in what j. known rs Red
Clay Valley. One farm contains S32 acres.
100 Of which is in u good state Of cultivation.
the remainder well timhrrrd; complexion Of
soil red mulat'o good frame house with five
rooms good barn and ul-buldingS, seven or
eight never failing springs Of H. fine water rs
ever run out Of the earth. No. | meadow.
but rather ont of fix; pretty FUR orchard Of
assorted fruit trees. some Of which are lust be-
ginning 10 bear. Price, -Four Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars, payments made easy.
The other farm lies side by side with the
above described place. and contains 400
acre, pretty much the same sort Of soil. 50
acres in cultivation, balance in splendid tim
Der. line graS~ and meadow lands. tolcrably
fair farm buildings. splendid orchard Of al
most all kinds Of fruit, springs and running
water in ubundlrS'. society good. Churches
convenient stores and Po,totlicc within one
mile Price Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars. Payments made To suit purchasers.
Would rXrhinS, for well selected stock of
General McrchuGisr. For further Informal
ton call on or nddfr>S editor ATIIENS POsr:
or any person desiring to look ut the lands will
be shown the same by applying to Mr.. james
II. Hun. Rcd clay. Ga.
.Iu.p 81 lSI,-tI-n3S
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SS7z.ssa7g''S MALES.

10y virtue of an alias pluru> order Of sale
ID i>>ur,l from the Office ot the irtuit Court
tlrrk. and To me directed. | will offer for ,alr.
al the Court -h"u>r door, in the town If \ thcn>.
Tenn. to the highest bidder. for cash in hand.
on Monday. ,th day Of October, 1872. all the
right. title and claim that &. &. Curtis ha, in
and 10 seventy acres Of Land with the improve
m"mi~ thereon, lying in the 10Th civil district.
MrMinn county, Tennessee. adjoining the
lands OF y. +. Martin, q. W. >uIp,w and
others. Levied on ~ the property of G.. &.
Curtis. TO satisfy q judgment and cost, in favor
or Laflcrly X Weir drthr Use Of VI. =. .Jarna-
lin. Aug. 30, iSI2-it-pr> fee - 10.
Al>O--At the same time and place. by virtue
Of IN order ot ~ul". and To me directed. will
,oll. to the highest bidder. for cash in hand.
all the right. title and claim that Emily l..
Patterson ha> in and to one hou>r and lot in
the town Of Rirrvilr. Tenn: il bring the lot
which Jane Prrki>ou sold To Emily l.. Pat
tcr>on. bounded on the north. east AMI south
by the lands ur james Parkinson. aud on the
west by the T.. I. Va. ~ Ga. X. Il. Levied
on a. the property of Emily l.. Patterson. to
satisfy Il Judgment amt costs ttae james Par
kisun recovered against her.
John a. GoULDY, sheriff.
Aug. 80. lSI2-Ii-pr, $i0l-24S
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HYMN 70 TIE S'TeRS.


Aye there We ,hlnc, and there have ,honc,
In oncctcrnn hour prime"
Each rolling, huruIngy, alone
Through bOundess space and countless time
Aye! there We shine. the golden drws
That pave the realms By sera hs trod:
There, through lon ech0ing vault dillusc
The song OF choral worlds 10 God.
Ye,isibe spirits bright M cr.t
Yonng Eacn's birthnight saw yc shine,
On all her flower, and fount> when first
le sparklcd from the hand divine;
Yes! bright ns then We smiled tO catch
The music Of u sphere 20 far
To hold your high immortal watch,
And grd your God, pavilion there.
Gold frcts to dllst-yc there We are:
Time rots the diamond there yc lol,
In primal light. ~ II each stir
En'hrincd an everlasting soul.
And do they nOtI Since yon bright tlrOng
One all cnlightcuing spirit own:
Praised there by pure ,idcrinl tongues
Eternal, glorious, blest, alone
Could man but SEQ what We have seen,
Unfold awhile the shroudcd past.
From all that Is, t. what has been,
The grnce how rich, the range how vast?
The birth Of time, the riNc the lrl
OF empires, myria j., ages, llOwn:
Thrones, cities. tongues, alts, WOrshlp' all
The things whose echoes are not gone.
We saw rcd Xorol>tcr send
His soul into your mystic reign;
lr saw the ndoriug Sahan band,
The living hills his mighty fame.
Beneath his blue and bcuming sky,
He wor'hippcd ut your lofty shrine,
And deemed he saw with gifted eye,
The gcdhcaG, IN his works divine.
And there We shine aS If TO mock
The children Of m earthly Sire
The storm. the bolt, the earthquakes shock,
tn" rcd volcano, carrlrt hrr
Drought, ftminr, plague and bool. and flame
All natures ills. and lii'- worst OF woes,
Are nought to you: yr ,mlr the same.
And scorn alike their dawn and close.
Aye. there We roll. cmhlcms sublime
o. Him who's 'pirit DER II, moves,
Beyond the clouds Of grief and crime,
Still shining on the world he loves.
Nor j. one scene 10 mortal, given,
That more divides the soul and sod.
Than yon proud hcraldry Of heaven,
ion burning blazonry of God.
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DRIFTING AWAY.

With proud eXuItant step we may
tread to the very Verge Of the lu-
turc in the journey Of life; but we
can 20 no farther; there it becomes
lost TO us in the realities Of the pre-
sent we are left TO look forward to
a new future, while behind MS lies
the past, from which we are rapidly
drifting. Often our hearts grow
weary, our cyeids wet with tears,
as we pause to look back at the re-
ccding shore, and through the dim
distance seem TO catch Fl ympscs
of the forms we loved in other DAYS
early friends, whose hands we
were wont to clasp in fond, familiar
greeting, but whom now We meet
no more as in the oldcn time, for on
the restless sea Of change our barks
have driitcd far apart. Far more
wildly than all come to us visions
Of the old homestead from whose
portals We went forth with brave
hearts, to try the realities Of the
world which lay upon the precincts
Of our own quiet homo. Half i'm
n,,inntIv wn had Ioor,nL ,orrorI r.
Inc [iuur vn.n mn rnnunr LnmnI 10.
,hc restraints Of home we shnu,d
take our place upon the stage Of ac,
tive life ; but often the path has
nroved a thornv ono opr feet bovo
crown weary and with vcornino
hearts we have IonooJ for lhc ouiot
lows from which wo have roravor
dri(tcd
No more do we ootbcr an nnbrol,.
on circle honeoth tbo sboItor NJ ,bo
old home troo loved amos GROWN
weary with lies hurdnns onJ horne
ON II 10 river of Death have driltod
away to thn ,,nknown shore I, !.
sometimes sad to feel th,, wo oro
rocedinp FROM all that orr hearts
hold dear From our childhood voorc
,.;,h ,hoir innoco,.o G.n,, ,,,o ~,
cred tic, Of home and e,rIv ossocio
,,on-but moro hilton thon ,ll
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