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Abstraes Of Time Table, Adopted May
18TH, 1871.
NEW and IMPROVED DRAWING
ROOM and SLEEPING COACHES, com
bining all Modern improvements. nre run
through on all Trains between Buffalo.
Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge, Cleve-
land, Cincinnati and New York.
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II no treatment is submitted te. Con
sumption or Insanity may ensue. Our
h'sh and blood are supported from tbesa
sources and tho health ana happiness.
and that of Posterity, depends up.D
prompt use of a reliable remedy.
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ToetS, fsnSliSn, scotch, Irish and Ameri-
can. With an Introduction by
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Under whose critical supervision the
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on. sAcE,s cArARRn nEMEnY.

SNs oNS6 = SAt RNNn NE MECG.
II Is the only form Of instrument vet invented
with which nuid mctiicne can be carried bi7I M
and fsJecfy applied to all parts of the affected ma
sal PASSAGES, and the chambers cavities com-
muncsting herewith, In which sores and ulcers
frequently exist, and from which the catarrhal dis
CHAR &c generally proceeds. Tie want Of success
IN treating Caiarrh heretofore has arisen largely
rom the tmpor~ibility OF applying remedies TO
these cavities and chambers by any of the ordi.
nary methods. Thia obstacle in the way OF ef-
i;etlnI cures Is entirely overcome by the invention
OF the Douche, hi using this instrument the Fluid
Us Carried b. Its oxn weight. INC snufnq fcrelnu or
pumping being requiredJ up one nosttil IN q nIli
gently flowing stream the highest portion OF the
nasal Passages. passes into ana thoroughly cleans
csal the tubes and chambers ccnncctcd Herewith
a11iloys outo the opposite nostr. Itsusc IL plcar.
nnt' srd 50 simple iha, a child can understand
company each instrument When used with this
instrument. DIR. Sagcs Catarrh Remedy cures re-
cent attacks Of "Cold iu the Head by
Q few applications.
SymptO ms OF Catnrrh. Frcouen. head.
ache. discharge falling into threat sometimes pro-
fuse. watery, thick muous, purucnt, offensive. sc.
In Others dryncss. dry, watciy, weak or infamad
ewes, stopping up or obstruction of nasal passages
ringing in ears, deafness, hawking and coughing
TO clear throat alterations, scabs from ulcer,
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive breath i'm.
paired or total deprivation of sense of smell and
taste. dizziness, mental depression lose Of Arpc-
tito, Indigestion enlarged tonss. tickling conph,
&c. Onlya few of these symptoms are likely to
be present in any case at one time.
bDr. Sage's Catnrrh H. medy, when
used with DIR. Picrce,s Nasal Douehe,
and accompanied with the constitutional treat,
ment which ia recommended in the pamphlet
that wraps each bottle of the Remedy Is per
feet specific for this lOathsomo disease and tho
proprietor offers, In good faith. $500 reward
for a case he can not cure, The Remedy IL mild
and pleasant 10 use Containing strong or caustic
drugs or poisons. Tho Cntarrh Remedy Is sold at
50 cents, Douche at co cents by all Drug
gisfs, or either will he mailed bv proprietor on
rcccint of 60 cents. R. v. PIEHCE, VI. D.,
Sole Proprietor, BUFFALO, N. Y.
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AND

WHOSE suffcrings have been proaHss-
w ed from hidden 'auscs, and whose
cases require prompt treatrnsntto rehdOr
existence desirable;
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helmbold's Extract Buchu, established
upward of 10 -Gears, prepared by H. p
hELMBoLD, Druggist, 504 Broadway
new York, and lO4 ssuth 10th Street
Fhliadelphia, Pa. PRIcE-sl.25 per bottle
OF . bottles for $3.50, delivered to any ad.
dress bold by all Druggists svsrywAsrs
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SEND YOUR MONEY

Vorif bInrS orders. checks, or dlarts on Nevv
~. H., ~ sleisNer convenient IL not tnen reeistrr
I ~ containing money. Address ''''i
u Ill: W ENGLAND P,,e,Irhsr
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Tho Republican once

TTEEPs constantly oa hand large as
II sortment OF Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
subpenas, Warrants. summons &c 70
he sold cheap iaF cash
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m ITtS % Que year tenaraielv addressed fand
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NOGNE ARE GENUINE IrNrRss
DONE TIP IN STEL ENGRAVtfEisnIs
wrapper fac-simile of my Chemical Ware
house and 'igned II. T. uELMpoLD.
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How many men, from badly cured dis
cases. from thRffects of selt.abnse and
excess, have bf6Hght about that state of
weakness in those organs that has reduced
the geneal system so mnch as to produce
almost every other rdisease-idiocy, lunacy.
paralysis, spinal affections, suicide. and al
most every other form of disease which
humanity Is heir to, and the real cause OF
tho trouble scarcely ever suspected and
have doctored forall but tho right ono.
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iiaie of POOR L mr., Whiskey, Prour :. fritc
md IsUfasc liquors ccctcrtd, sriscd and Nc Ct
cn-d 20 please tle taste, called onies -" kppctx.
srE," " 8Cs:otUrs," &C, tGt lead TIC tpplcr en- to
eEuSkcants1 cnd ruth, brt true Medicine, made
from Tic Native lvote and Herbs OF California FREQ
nn,n al -Alccl;riic StiniulRnts. They are tho
GsI.AT ELOOD PURIFIER aud A LIFE
GIVING fRINCIpLEa perfect Renovator ead
lariCoraor II te System, carrying OF all poisonous
matter aud restoring tho Jlood healthy condition.
10 person can sso thcso Ei;tsrs according drcc-
t!on ard remain long unweil.
S1SO wiilbe given Tor an iacrrable case, provided
TIC bones not destroyed by mineral poison or
other rcaas, AID the vital organs vested bcyord tho
point ci repair.
Fer In1nmm,dory and Chronic Rheura-
tisIa aud Cont, Dyspepsia, or INDIGESTION,
BihOUs, Hcn,ittcGt nnd iutcSmittcnt Fcvcrs
Diseases of the bleed, Liver, Kidneys, and
BlGddcr, these DitieIs Lave been most success
~. SGch Discusses ere ocuscd ty Vittntcd
Blood. which ia generally produced By arrangement
oftue Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
nchc Pain Ia tho Shoulders, Coughs Tghtacss Of tho
Chest, Dizsncss, Sour Eructatlons Of tho Stomach,
Lad tass> Ia the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, rapstaticn
Of the Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs Tain in tho
regions Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful
symptoms. rre the Olsprngs Of Dyspepsia.
al invtgorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor.
pidl.vor and bowels. which render them Of funequaed
inipartlng new life ard vgor to the whole systcm.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptlonf, letter, Salt
Ehc1a, Blotohes, Spots Pin pies ustul Boils ctr
bnnccs Ring Worms, scaldHead, Sore Eyes, Erysip-
clas ltc sours, Discolorators OF tho Skin uuniors
and Dis of the bkin Of whatcye. or nature
EEe literally dug up and carried Of the system in
sher' time by the OF these Ditors. Cue boto IA
such cases will convince the oGt ineredulors OF their
curative eject.
Cleanse the Nitlated blood whenever you md its
Impurities bursting through the skin In Pimpes Erup-
tons or soTos cleanse It when you md it obstructcd
eaa sluggish In the veins cleanse it when 1t Is foul
and your feelings will tell you when Keep tho bloc
pure end tie health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TApE and other WORMS. lurking in the
fystcra Of many Thousands. ercctualy destroy.
Cd ami T. moved. Tor full directions read carefully
c circular around each bottle printed IA foGr Ian.
gras,.-Irglsh, cerasn, French Gnd Spanish.
J. WALKER. proprietor. Il. =. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists Gad Gen. Agents. San francisco, Cal,
aad g hla 81 Comme-es Street, New YORK.
.1-so-o cY all DRUGGISTS AND pEALEIs.
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Tv- ~ LAALl Sun.
g copies, one year, senara.e.y dressed
r. ,..,, Fonr Dollars.
"a eAuA eop) TO the gett-r 40 9f cluD) ''''u
Eight DOIIars.
lWontN COMICS. onc year, separatol addres.a,
a u an extra COPY % the letter IN of cinbl 'u/
p,,,,.. ...,-.. ono Fiitcen OollnTyl
iutl eoIsicit, @ She ear, 20 one address ,apI 10
N- N"e 'enu getteT up OF clnby
INV oo,,o. thirty-three ID oars.
tIe ssini wo ons year 7epai atelv 'dressd (l1d
'' "ne year % "ctter uuO tinf9.
One ar,,..., rhirty-nVe % OOiiarS.
"he anndred eorias. one wear 4, enc address
cn up tue paiiy for one year 10 ,te grtter ~ Of
On. h,,,,, Fifty Dollars.
M N cnb 'h"f the Daily tor Que wear 10 ne geifer
sixty Dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-28

burned. The tram $4,000.
s,n r,,o nav,r ser books OF Boston, Hartford
were RAISED g been reopened, the sluice gates
s,ock no. and the sudden importing OF Boston
The, .retofore unmarketable In New York dropped
p price from o.. TO IN. Boston shares had TO be
discharged OF registry IN Boston before being
capable or registry here Hence the persistent
retention of the books In closed condition Kept
out the Boston certificates from this market. The
heaviest dealings were distributed between Pacific
Mail and Erie, which latter went OH to 67s4. sus-
picion OF the real extent OF the speculative sales
INDUCED In by the "bears" ana the exceedingly
buoyant temper OF the London market, which had
gone Just as anticipated 1t would after the
ratification OF the treaty, started smart reaction
after three O'Clock, Pacific Mail recovering about
two per cent and others pretty nearly all they lost
In the interval since morning; but the effort at i'm
provement was followed by dulness. although
fair degree OF steadiness to be remarked in the
eventual closing OF the market
The Southern State bonds were quiet and steady,
with the dealings rather more widely distributed.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
49,
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fully invited TO attend the funeral, rom the Re-
formed church, Thirtyiourth street, west OF Eighth
RIEsno Tu Meu MSnday Nav 81 MARY e. BEN.
JAMiN, wife OF Henry Hesdorph, aged a years
remains Will be taken TO East Morriches for In
tegrmeht, inns (Tuesday) morning.
ScULLY-On Saturday, May rs, ELIZABETH, wife
OF :. :. sculy, and daughter OF John and the late
M a. Van Winkle, aged 81 years. months and
Relatives ana friends, and also the members Of
MIN n U,ay Lodge No 277 I. and A. NJ are respect.
residence, No. Mangin street. on Tuesday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
s new Jersey ana aondout papers please copy
daughter James se My Of n s ety
me relatives and friends are respectfully invited
tSre aetenH t9e unera this unesday), at halfpast
avenue and Tenth street.
s1 s !,.unssS Sunday, May "a, MICHAEL
Galway, Ireland aged ~ years. o~''
Inc relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectay invlte 90 70 attend the funeral nom his
Uuesday) afternoon, at one O'Clock. 'A-S
SKIDA0RE.-ln this city, at the residence OF nj,
father, Samuel I. Skidmorc, on Sunday morning.
Nay 90 1872, WILLIAM ROBERT SKIDMORE, In the 3ad
year OF his age. ~
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at Trinity Church, Broadway,
opposite Wall street on Wednesday morning, Goth
May, at ten O'Clock.
SMITH, only son OF Georgiana and late William II.
Smith, aged years, months and four days.
The rsaivs and friends q the family are
late residence Jersey City Heights N j., opposite
the Court House, this Tuesday) afternoon, OF half
past one O'Clock.
SUPPLEMENTARY, the beloved son OF Patrick and
Ann Smith, aged IA years and II months
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from 2i2 Fast Fiity-fourth
street, this ruesday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ST0Ras-At Newburg. on Friday, May "a after a
lingering illness, GEORGE A. STORMS, In the SD year
OF his age.
VAN WAnr.-on Monday, May 81, anna wife Of
Samuel Van Wart aged so years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 500
Sixth avenue on Tuesday 2Sth, at two O'Clock pre-
cisey.
WIIsoN.-On Sunday May 20, after a lingering
illness, EMANUEL JOSEPH WILSON, OF Mott Haven,
late OF 43 Cherry street aged 80 years and months
Inc friends or the family are earnestly requested
TO attend the funeral, from his late residence, COR
ner OF Smeeman street ana Boston Road, West.
chester county, and from thence to the Church Of
st. Jerome where a solemn requiem mass will be
said for the repose of his SOUL and from thence to
Calvary Cemetery at halfpas twelve o'clock.
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Wheat was quiet but steady, choice Milwaukee, spring
sas S ssaf at Tor s
ssS n,.ss ss sS a s%S:i very choice
steady sales asoas
ssng a. 'S S s%s oa
n H an nt Bushels
about bushels esa :: s .Sq sI Western asst
so SusSsi. Canada Rye Was quiet buy.
FakIcnTs-The inquiry Tor berth very light,
and trade and those were at MI
Tss ~ ssr
ess sie j 3D. BY to s @ esss
Sbls fosin pri!ats terms SSls taiSw, ss 20
sb + q sssas !ssHs "%s
sssss y 1ns sss
a direct OF Sorxssan Sa sins a SSSs gSi
hence 10 ", sst ae 9Sa,,,
ding British BARK ton. M nov Wa at I ssi,
@ Spss 81 ST1ssi to s e"s
ma. oris from Baltimore TO Rio Grande 1905 bills flour,
paSsss & 5 S5 and ~ ss Gu" TIM m's
s;: s faa " esss
considerable inquiry to-day to IN orders bnt The bids
were generally below the views Of holders. We hear OF
sales ID boxes short clear 10 arrive Sc ~ boxes
DO spot ssc, and % boxes sirauord, At Sc. For long
moderately AT from sac. exc. for heavy 10 light
Beei-wth the exception OF air jobbng trade A.
nothing iransprtd worthy OF note In small lots bout
g. 6es changed hands al from asa sll tor mess, $40
us IS or India mess iierces Meet hams resnsS
quiet and s.eady within The range OF s2s a SIS / Vi
meats-Pickltd meats met with tail inquiry the soc
Of Western however, Is lght sales - packages picked
hams light aud heavy, ut S<c TO- boxe. BELLE.
1Ac. and 10 smoked hams lie
other Kinds remained hanged Lard-Th. market Io
West, quiet and about steady, we have only Il
sales 2bJ ieces for juno y5lcc city lard wa
active and shade brmer; eales Nv hcces ut SIC
for steam and kettle.
Rlck.-Thy transactions have been moderate today il
all and former prices realized
rs erces Carolina at S5c agc lO bags Patna al 9sc
a nc. and $50 bags Rangoon at SIC. TIC.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

MAsoN-HEBBBRD AT the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, In Seneca Falls N. Y, on Wednesday, May
b. by the Rev. J. d. Krum, CHARLES w. Mason 70
Miss MARY LOUISA NBBBERD, daughter OF II. N. Heb
berd Esq, formerly OF New York.
Observation-Disclosures the residence OF
the BRIDE Philadelphia, Pa, on Thursday, May %,
Of New York. 70 ANNIE J. ENaELNAN, ofPhiladelphis.
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", May %, JOHN A. AnELUN0,

AMsLUT0.-On Sunday, May %, JOHN A. ANELUNo,
aged 10 years.
The funeral will take place from the CHURCH Of the
New jerusalem, Thrty-nth street, between PARK
and Lexington avenues this Tuesday afternoon,
as three O'Clock. The o1ends Of the family are
respectfully inyiSeA,
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DuSrU ON running QnnIity
not more thnn half grade above below the grade
quoted
Flour AND Observation-Disclosures 81 III bbls wheat
PSI bushels corn, 1913 800 do corn meal ~ bbls and
225 bags; oats l29O bushels; barley a2 $50 do rye l6
90 The Hour market ruled dun and scarcely so firm
mr u ehnt M p % ae safes since
steady under moderate demand Sales 800 bbs Western
yellow nj 81 70 deIiYereI. "a uune
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Gold Exchange Bank were as follows
Gold cleared $23, $40 900
yOiu balances. l,425, TAO
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1895, sos
To.morrow's steamer win taks no specie Ine
engagements for Wednesday amount already to
81, 26e,O0O The Treasury paid out s447, 900 in re-
demption Of called bonds and S31s 900 for interest.
G0vkRxENrs STRONG.
The government list was buoyant and strong
throughout each session Of the board evoking Q
farther advance in quotations, the e7's touching
1l7h. The following were the closing prices:-
United States currency skies, 117X o ll7Hj do.
skies, 1881, registered, ll7x ll7N; DO. do, cou-
pom, llsx q 1859 90. nve-twenties, registered,
May and November, ll8x o ll3X; do. do, 1852,
coupon, do, 11Sx q 1l8X; do. do 1854, do. do,
1l3X q l1sX; do. do, 1885, Hay l1o,S; do. d.
1s67, registered, January and July l16k Il6A;
do. do, 1885, coupon, DO, l16k q ll6N; DO. do.,
1857, do. do, ll7k ll7N; do do, 1893, do. do,
1171 l17X; do. Aves OF 1881, funded, registered,
1l2x 1la; do. do, coupon, 112N 1la; do. ten.
fortes registered, nix NIX; do. do, coupon,
'112h 1924.
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
The very earliest Impressions In the Stock Ex-
change were ola favorable character regards the
expected influence OF the restoration OF good feel
ing between England and America by the ratinca-
son Of the Supplemental Treaty, and the first half
hour witnessed covering Of short sales by
those who believed they had placed themselves In
wrong attitude with reference to the market. The
,nrmness thus impaired was prieflived and did not
outlast the morning board, the first call
revealing q weakness and inaugurating q
yeneral decline, which brought to many
mind the aforementioned experience
that In Wall street good news is O signal to sell,
stock speculation on o nominal theory being apt,
like the best laid plans Of mice and men, to 'gang
s-gley." The depression seemed, however, moro
che result Of the direct application OF bearish EFFORT
than natural movement. In fact tho "bears' did
assai 1t with all their might Just at tho point when
It stood hestattng AFTER the nrst Impulse given 1t
by those who had been eager to cover short sales
IN the early forenoon. An crst 'bcar" Of consider
able fame led the assault with raid upon Pactno
Nail, which he sold to the extent Of ten or fifteen
thousand shares, breaking the price from
Tx to TEX, to the general conformation OF the
crowd Of small ''buiis," whom he further terrified
'oy serving ON the Pacific Mall Company notice Of
MS intention TO for an injunction restraining
the onncers from lending tho money In the treasury
upon other than United States stocks 10, all OF
which farce was enacted last winter In the earlier
thistory OF the Pacific Mail speculation. The pro.
Fossonal operators and clique dealers are very
uch confused 90 TO each others position with ref
efenoe 70 this stock ever aimee the main pool
~ out lsst week, and, In the anxiety
ss0s 70 get In again under 3 belief
eAAe - S1n" movement Wa 20 be bAsun ovap
Nal1 . AoA0AnS aaRsn hare been ssyioualy
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. N.
COMIIERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, May 27-6 p. NJ.

MONDAY, May N-6 p. NJ.
COFFEE The market remained quiet and without re-
ported change In prices We as
follows-ordinary cargoes l5c. l5c fair do lG6c
Hc; good do, IKE lSc. prime do, lSc. $780, gold
in bond 90 10 days. Maracaibo, lGc I5sc. Laguayra
!7c, lsc; St Domingo Din bond, lsc ls,ac.; JAVA
Isle 1890, gold, in bond.
CorToN.-Ihe market was wholly unsettled by rapid
upward movement In prices for future deliveries Values
were entirely nominal the subJoned revised quotations
being based altogether upon the advanced rates OF "i
lures, The whole market was teversh and retained
considerable strength up 10 the close The sales sum up
iolows:-
To-Day Sat Frey. Total
Eyp mi eiM
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SIn0n0 Tenn 6,s. old.

1000 Col, Goa LIST nj.
l0U0 n j Southn LIST N.
~ shs Phcnix Bank.
10 N Y Nat Elk Bank.
n Ninth Nat Bank.
81 Bank North Amer.
100 Quick NJ Co. ....b c
100 Quick pref. .;:;,.b 6
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For future delivery basis low middllng,, sales
any s,d 100 az "a a slse an ans ,.i S a. 2s 800 at
40 Az g! 2 lsc 100 1t asse 500 Ct 25 ec zoo I'D
Y9 atssc 200 At y aslse 800 st 2s sePtsmber $50 at
1eeebsr 800 at 1sG Ia paid 70
June Tor 100 July Total 500 bales sales today, up
400 At q s,Iscs is5 at giss iooat Siis Immediate
Loo a g Slec 500 g 100 At Is Slsc 800 az 25c
goo at 25e a9 At 2s'lc 100 At IS sl6c 500 2Sc, i n
Is c SO g. at IS ssc 40 at BE az at M 1T
q eise 500 At 2sc August, 500 st POO AZ 25c coo
.c SO at se at S 20 u SS sDs SO at s. :,
q 5i6, 200 At so: November i9s$c 200 at SOC
paid e exchange CO. June Il Tor i 20 july
3l6c paid to exchange 500 june 50 July Total
bales Grand total bales The receipts the ports foot
l27; SAVANNAH 49, Charleston, $685. Norfolk, s2i Bat
week 1904 Thu, day last year 1888 Rates cotton 70
steam, ~ y sail, s2sd SLID To Havre, BY. steam
Mc., gold; sail &C.. To Hamburg, by steam, I'D, com
pressed sai, re To Brensn by steam, 4c, gold
To Mediterranean ports, by steam, &c. We quote -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-17
TIE DEAD.

Oh, it is pleasant 10 think of the
dead, to descend down in to the grave
and commune with the moulderiug
dust which years have merely mingled
with earth. Did they not once walk
the earth with us? Did they not sit
beside Us, their eyes glowing with af
icction, their warm hearts beating in
unison with our own?
The dead they are gone. Nay, dc
not say they are gone. Let Us still en-.
Joy the hope that they hover round us
in spirit, as once they did in body
Snatch not from US the go'acing belief
that their eyes are upon W., though
unseen.
When gloom opprosscs our spirits
when the heart aches with the inf C.
tions of lifo's dull realities, then in.
deed the memory of the dead is pleas
ant 20 us Say yc beloved dead wht
once shed with us tear for tear, ant
breathcd sigh for sigh, are yc now
needless of the anguish of our souls
Have We forgotten thatwe once lovet
one another? And thou, best of all
thou on whose knee We first learned {,
lisp the accents of afection--mother
Ii is long since our eyes behold thee
and We are child again when We tbinl
OF thee Thy grave is far from us
We have been wanderer among
strangers. We are a dweller in I
strange land. Many years have passe,
away since we wept over the little hill
lock underneath which was buried IA
bosom to which our infsl ~ Jung