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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

The New York Eosning Post says "ths
Democrats hold the anomalous position In
this country OF a political party without a
policy and then asks what they will do.
This Is a very hard question to answer. We
asked the Hon. s. s. Cox, the brilliant leader
Of the Democracy In tho House, a few days
ago, and he said he did not know; Mr.. Beck
does not know; Dan Voorhees, does not know;
the accomplished Fernando Wood Jays Ii Is q
mystery 10 him; Sam Randall says he has
been puzzled to solve the difficulty for long
time; WIN. r. Roberts docs not know; James
Brooks does not know; Senator Thurman
thinks he knows, but he does not; Judge
Holman does not know; Mr.. Casserly does
not know; Mr.. Mungen does not know;
Editor Roosevelt does not know; Clarkson
n. Potter does not know; Gen. SlOcum docs
not know Trumbull would like to know
Nc. Eldrldgo does not know; Senator Stock
ton does not care tn know; Mr.. Kerr is I'm
patient to know, and J. lawrence says he
win know when he hears from Berks. The
Joke Is 4 trite one, but there never were so
many know-nothlngs among the Democrats
In Congress as there are ut the present time.
The fact Is they are all waiting TO get their
instructions from Mr.. sumner, Mr. Sehurz
and John d. Dsirees, and may know 10 a
week or 80.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
THE GETTYSBURG sPRNGs-A WATERING
PLACE. ron THE NATIONAL GOVERN.

| PLACE. ron THE NATIONAL GOVERN
hESr'
we PuOilsh 10 another poruon OF our paper
the report oil the gettysburg spring Com
pany upon the results Of the medical use OF
the Gettysburg Waters during the last four
years.
This report Is attracting much attention,
both on account Of the Importance Of the
facts which It states, and the high character
OF the testimony which IL quotes. According
TO the testimony OF phYslcii ms, medical
writer's and medical journals, a. therein pre-
sented, the Gettysburg water has not only
nrodpced a 0rsat yarI,tv of rprattvs eef..ts
| r.. ~ -. -, - :, - 49,
pu. nus P'ouueeu Sou'e oi u very remarA-
able character. We do not, OF course, pre-
/ tend 10 youch for the accuracy of any of
these ouotation,, hit a.sumInv that misauo-
,.,,o,,. ,.r,la NJ, ~. ,,.,,,,,.S -, ~ ~.
$3.50 -'u'u w. ~ 49,, ~. ~ .Pou ~ W, y,
company, W. nave deemed thlS report sum
ciently Interesting and Important TO be laid
entire before our readers.
The exIstence Of a great healing snrlnv 4,
/ - - . a. H- 49, 20 -f''-s -
| eio'o Pi"A"ni'y '" 'heh9''oua' S"Pi'ai' winch
TINS paper apparently proves, Ia an interest
| log fact, ar d one which may exert a great
| InNusnc. pnor American socia,,, md ,,oII,io.
- -I,.,,'-S, So
III every o'her eiFli'Aeo eounsrJ inc neaos Oh
tho government their families and eotsries,
have exerted controlling influence at those
,,r.a, .rclaI and Ton often noIItlcsI r.n,r.. a,
~, - 81, ,,a',,I.- ,.,,, -.
"u' uhoueIh eNh'-aHo"' PopuiAi neAi'n anu
fashionable resorts. But hitherto nature has
| appeared 70 be ayerse 10 this condition Of
| affaIrs In this country The notea healtb "a.
| 80. re-, -, - r..
...,'I..,'. 80 y, w u's'An' run 'ie nA'iohH
meuopohs 10 permit tho sojourn there
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
TESTIMONY OF THR UNITED STATES
DIsPRNRATDHY

The appropriate addendR TO the quotations Is
the notice OIL the oettysburg Spring contained
Of the hIE hest authority known to t6s profession
Of this country, and, indeed, the universally ac-
knoMledEed record OF our materiA medioa, In
GLIDING the lato:. impioysments and discoveries
BY reference 70 the thlrteenth revised edition Of
this work, page l3s IL Will be perceived that the
American Spring q some eight years OF age Is
olAssed With the Nichy, the Pyrmont, and other
earbonated medical sources Of the Old World,
some Of thom OF a. many hundred years Of ago,
The conscientious and Intelligent physician W III
therefore doubtless prescribe this new agent Of
i ~ %I
fAyorite remedies have failed. This Is all that
We can reasonably AJAX q the medical profession.
We might multiply these quota Ions and ret.
erences indehnitely, but wo think that We have
gone far enough 70 show that We have boon COM
pletely yindicated BY the results Of the more ex-
tended practical trial Of the Gettysburg waters
q has been wholly ilnpraetieable TO collect any
thing like tho complete statistics Of these medl.
cal exporimentsl extending, as they have, over
many different countries, We have taken palms
70 Aequire every possible information on tho
subject From the data thus obtained We have
no hesitation IN asserting that tho Gettysburg
10000 RnMARkAnLk upRKs
OF our prevalent chronic diseases. We must
conclude By referring the invalid and medical
public, and the drug trade, To our Keneral
agents, Mssars. Whitney brothers, OF PhilAdsl.
phla, for further Information In regard TO tho
Commercial Gettysburg Waters. Their high
eommerclal social and moral standing, and their
large peeuniary resources preclude the idea OF
lmposture or deception 90 their part, or Of their
becoming instrumental In further trihlng with
OF plundering tho Aiiiicted whose oondition %
powerfully appeals 10 the sympathy OF all right
minded and right-hearted men.
They have bottled and stored In the principal
cities quantities Of this water for cohyenienee
and safety ofdeliVery during the winter months.
This water has been put up In new bottle, With a
lyslne Water" blown 10 the glass, with our
usual label Of directions pasted around the bot.
tie. The gonuinoness OF the water thus put up
10 further assured 70 the public by an engraved
trademark label pasted across tho mouth Of the
bottle, which prevents the cork from being
drawn without destroying the trademark label
ttoo reward 4 offered for any information which
will lead 10 the detection and conviction OF any
porson or persons who shall forge or counterfeit
this ira denmark label Tor the purpose Of putting
No mercy win be Shown 70 the saorileglOul
yretches who shall attempt the porpetratlon Of
tn.s oItne ~ Ainst natuIo Ahu * hhst hulhAnlty
Il we nave TO0uCeu the price OF THIS NntOT TO ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

Thar EyAsaELIcAL JOURNAL, the Phlla.
delphia Guy Hem, takes tho World to task
for he slanderoua attack upon General Bah
cock, and approvlngly copies what the RE-
FpDIoAN said upon the subject. Col. FltE-
gsrald, the editor OF the Item, ls one Of the
noat Plous aud God-fSaring edltors In the
country, and Is naturally Indignant at the
Misrepresentation BY the World Of so worthy
and ostimablo gentleman as General Bah
cocll. !
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
RDPORT
on THE
GETTYSBURG SPRING 60.
PROGRESS OF THE
Great Medical Experiment
wIra THE
GETTYSBURG WATERS.
Tho Medical Writers and
Medical Journals on the
Gettysburg Water Cure.
A Previously UnlCnown SEMI
TheraPentIcRI and ChemI-
cal Power In this water
Conceded.
.---.. 49,. ....
ITS POWER OYER rHs SOURCESO OF LIPg
ITS POWER OYER rHs SOURCrSOF LIPE
100, 900 Remarkable Cuies Claimed
Have Been Effected.


80, ,
~ mt
W ~ e'e " NuuVes ,aN "
So'sp'o.e ~, VIZ ~. ~, S sI.
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.n.o,,,,a,I, -, ~. ,,.d. 80 M, ,n.dI,.i =,
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a, S..,," a.. =; ~. ,,.,,,,.s,,.,, an,,n,
v ooui. '"o sa'eis " sIs soV''svs 1P's'
and to oner them A. sOverelsn tomeoy IOr me
"A. n xas oh,.c,.d NV many 20 our anterp,i,.
~, -. 49,. -. ". -,.,...' -. -.
that the skttAotuinary euIau'e virtue, oihimsu
a ,uH.oi.nt number and varsity Of practical u.
.L..-I.---,.. ~. a., -..,... -. -,
ehPeInnenui .,o, tnA. shAV',sr n'ae. .hey
rcy.d that they possessed the power Of self.
,k.ssyva,Ion. vhioh r,nd.,,a nrso,ic.his mai,
p,ss,S $500 =. - 49,,
IAnsuon !" a ~ .n'S ls ~ WIS. snsseu
uou.r Of EelE Rrss.ryatton elaimod for the,e
T.,s,, - vhaI,v nnknovn 10 ,ouaops mali.
o.nAi hui1s' .hst tns 'u,p,V'oa inoaSrh ne'hoa
o. securing and transporting these hulds In air.
tiuht vessels had only been partially successful
~ ,.ntnrtns, IN. .vsaeao.nt p..,iral nrtn.tpts,
mai Il "a. nov a. IN IN. d,y, az ths .noi.pt
Iov, 0re.k, and Roman, nsoe.,.rv 40 10 40
,h.ly sources n ve vouid d.rlv, any great ssn..
| :, - ~. -. ~ 49,, -. w.
'su,D- a nv 49, ~. IT," - -. 49,.
-. -, 49,, nv Deeu
ueoiuea " me onJ h'Aiiioie afpltrAment o.
cEperImsnt. Ths bottlod t,stty,burS vat.r,
| -. -. ....i.I a.. -. -, - ~
/ NV Veen eA'p.d "v'st! par " 'he oouhuy
.nd o. me world and u'si upon nearly every
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02


toral eabal who are opposed to the renoml-
nation and reelection Of President Grant
Anxiously await the result, In the hope that II
may give. some indication that their cam.
paign Ia making headwayi the Democrats,
who cannot make up their minds as to what
they shall do, look to the Granite state Tor
he light that Ia ever about to break upon
them, but which someway never comesi WINE
the great mass OF The kepuollcan party, VINO
have faith In the present Administration and
desire to see Il continued tor four years more,
because 10 their opinion tho best Interests OF
the country demand lt,Watch the New Hamp-
shire canvass with somewhat the same ierl-
ings that they watched the movements OF our
armies In the Held In the perilous days when
the fate Of the republic trembled In the bal
ance.
The New Hampshire campaign has been
entered upon, and Is being waged under the
most dlAheartenlng circumstance. In the
first place, the enemy Ia strongly outrenched
and fortified Last year our opponents car
he'd the stats by q majority Of eight hundred
and seven, or, counting all the votes cast
against the Republican candidate, BY ma
jority Of nineteen hundred and forty.hye; 80
that to succeed this year there Is an adverse
vote Of nearly two thousand to be overcome.
This Is heavy odds, which, there Il no use
10 dlsgulslng, Il viii DO no easy matter TO get
over And then again, there Is this one still
greater This year, the same ~ twelve
month ago, two or three ambitious
leaders In the Republican party Of the
country have again raised the banners
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

"BUrr \ 90. haven't only got up corner IN
Whiahy,' bat = whole page In nsHspapsTs alsol
No(hlnf like getting hold Of what everybody
ann Nave and then adVsrtiIing iL"-SiSr 9J
IhaFs %, bot then everybody cant get ~
ne adratisiag We mean.
49,. ~. - -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

stage Of cholera infantum, when rIren In Z loso
" tAblespoonful at stated infergala Il wifi
sometimes diminish and almost arrest the lnloa
final discharges, and alter peneholAlly their
wntery Onel A. tonic its ACTIONS are wrll
marked, ard IN some casoa prompt, ~ ~ relievl
log the patient In few days from eKtrsme DE-
effective In chronic rheuma tlsm, and sorvioeahl1
In neuralEia, and In some Instances 10 which II
has miled 10 remove entirely this latter disease
and the invalid has rogained his health and
strength"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
RHKuNArIsu, ooUr, DlsnAsEs or THE KIDNEYS
AND nLADDKR, IMfornNcH.

A correspondent Of TAs NorfA A msrfesn Jour.
nal or H0aeopafhr reports quite . number OF
remarkable cures With THIS waller Of rheumatism,
govt, o. affections Of the kidneys and bladder,
Involving the solution Of urates or OF oalculus
IN the ifst named diseases, and the removal OF
impotence In the lAstnamOd. But We have only
space for his generalization
THUS far have confined myself In its admin.
lstration to cases OF chronic rheumatisn, govt
and diseases Of the kidneys and bladder, being
guided, In q great measure, by the effects pro.
duced during the proving by DR.. Herring.
am, however, PERFECTLY satisfied from the strictly
alkaline character Of the water, and the soda
magassla and lime with which the lithiA is com.
blned, that II must prove slgually curative in
different forms Of dyspepsia, diseases Of the
liver, stomach and bowels, Whether It's action
IL confined 70 the digestive mucous surfaces, or
extends TO the pulmonary As well, I am not pre-.
pared IN say; but intend shOttlyto institute
series Of experiments with . view TO determine
that point" "WAnt Of time and space
will forbid my giving an extended notice OF each
case; enough, however, will be said to demon.
strate the efficacy Of tho water In the various
forms Of disease Tor which II has boon pre-.
scrlbed,n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
For Sale or Rent.

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y dl9us nsnlysrseisd House and store, With al
SD Sppoiss Tsss| 49, ss e i. ' fcs o sS
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IA RlelyolA,IStxvA Pal, 81 ONE HUEpRRp
i've. hls qiss bsss Ws.eisssoa ssd one nils Be.
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soS- .s. Ssss sns HoS sTGss
,s,s. M spgs ps.s and psseh sss ppee yhsI
s q 6,iages on long Tine Ipply 70 A. b. TSkVis.
"a "a Seventh street, nOrtbsait eofuw n seventh
stree, east bstgssa iaa b siSssts saftA. dvs srss
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20. s% ed s: sss.. Asi Whit
s'''A l@m"diA'sl5. Apo'y q Rfsppsliss. gs ,2.o,
jsualu A. National Bssf q iSs Requisite.
VoR RRNTLrHR LARGE DwKLIIEa HOUSE,.
aSs sssas ss ssp saS rs. Of I
locality for lawyer OF phy,sise,
,.uo.u sassYi sdlsass sSsss.
FoR SALE on RENr-Ar ltArrsyILLE-
Pun sySSsS q ' Essl!i :;s 1 s'.ass, EVE
" niiqre Of M own Manufacture The undsr.
sa.d de.iroas Of eloslns business, offers bis entire
''o's Tor ''i' at r'd'''a 'H''ts kMuEL kirby,
n,ta SIS sth 81. bsa IsItsi SpsSs ssdb.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

uocyl aeiink we RlVynk W ~. herring. 4
am, howeyer, perfectly ,atlsned rom me strictly
mssas'ls ! M llms Win ShIcs he iithia |, com
Si,Tor,na so,ns ~ ,Vraos,s a,ssa.ss ~, ,hn
t Vts " " nv
y 70 nn ny ~ aIs.,,s. ,,,nca sS.o ,l
extends 10 The puImensTy a veil. am moi pt -
p.1s, " g ~ us,h ~. ~ m ssn.
ss't SNP0tnns". W. Su, W uotsr mlno
I'm ssIt ma, ,,,v,n s.,anat nn,t.a ~ sss
ease, eSeaSS. SoWeyer, viii ps aid no S.mon,
ssrass " NV a. ~ h,h N M. nv ,,Nl
IvLm.g uSsss "' "h'on ms Vooh pro-
schDeu'
.,.r,,,-,o .orr- ,,,,.r.ra, ~.
hhkuhATto aour-pfsfkPslA-RhhhA DIS
RAaRs-LfTHio ACID DIATHRsIs.
A norresnondent of ig,rfran Journoi of
ph..,.as, f,I,,..
$3.50
" late, however, " hnds rival 10 the 1ettys.
burg Mineral Spring, which after due deduetion
from the extreme claims advanced In favor OF It's
wonder working powers seems 20 DO entitled 70
place In the materla medlca as q remedy IN
gout chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia and rhenal
disease, especially 10 those In which the 1.-THE
acid diathesla prevails.
The proportion Of llthla Is not given, and We
his antipodRTTic SuEstance goes 10 eTplain The
removal, BY The use Of this water, Of Jumps OF
uodosltiss, improperly called ''ehAIkstonsa,"
from the ioints OF psTsons who had prcyiously
suffered from Rheumatic govt case. q ihis
RENARKAnLE cum
We must regarI az worthy Of all orsdence,
both from his intelligence and high character,
| the stAtenent Of the Rev. Or. MoTlArty's case
| Of xouty Theumatism, written BY himself and
nubilshsd in lIHeTrnt touTnals He md oeen a
nlffercr from the dIseaso Tor sixteen YEAR. ma
last attacks being Of eight months duration,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

A YOUNG LADY nRouaHr TO rar srnrNan IN
tvs AIMS or HHR NURsu-CuRn or conauMP.
TIOn, RHEuMATtsM AND PECULIAR nERAnoR-
MENra-A CuRATtvn MfRAcLn-anuffCS uHiN.
AIRY DtsEAaEs-cARDiAo AFFECTIONS.
A correspondent Of the New York Medical
Journal remarks
Coming down to tho plain, matter. Of fact
level, and closing our eyes 70 the 'marvelous'
and miraculous, as appiled 10 the operation Of
this water, we cannot we'll deny IT, eficAcy In
the cure Of certain not we'll defined forms Of dys.
urinary apparatus, and also, In . more especial
manner, Of chronic rheumatism and rheumatie
govt, with oflen associated cardiac Affections. A
case Of complication Of diseases Of this nature,
proceedinE IRON uterine deranKement has lust
teen rscoried by Dr. n, u. Weaver In which
soon productive Of the happlost eiiscts. The
patient, when hrst taken tolhe Spring, had 70
DO CARRIED about like a child by her servants
owing 10 extreme debility and pain. She had a
cough which had bosn pronounced By some Of
her Physiclans OonsumPtlon. Her nrst attack
with greater or less severity, until Il reduced
her 70 her present apparently hopeless condL
tion. The Joints Of her fingers, toes and limbs
were enlarged BY urete or chalky doposlta.' Al.
ter the short period Of thirteen days In which
she drank the water, she was enabled TO walk
improved 90 rapidly In all respects that she now
appears TO be permanently cured, being relieved
from the cough, general debility and the lrreEu-
larities referred TO, also the enlargement Of
chalky deposits around the joints. When she
came to the Spring she only weighed o. pounds.
She now weighs 20 pounds. From . pale,
sickly looking, dispirited, decrepld invalid she
has eme rged from the chrysalis condition into Z
young lady In the bloom Of health, youth and
bsauty.'"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

6stivsbgrV Spsfsg Company ....
dRNrLIaENi with the particulars OF the
case OF Miss A. y. am fully acquainted.
lack Of Vitality IN the natural effort Of change
IRON childhood 70 puberty. ~, .-.-.. ~
There can be no doubt that the hoalthful, and
IN q manner general, stimulus OF her vital
powers were wholly due 10 the use Of tho 0ettyA-
burg Katalyslue wafer. ! shall always pre-.
scribe lts use when similar Indication shall
warrant - 80, F..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

EoR AUCTION slLIS-sss third pHgo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
HEoElHEP. sELghgIHo FLOUR.
sEE IVY sfE9NhkAL ..'
skq SSh 70 tSss, S Sosa Ar. 555oS

' 70. $50 &, 8: : M, 'A4
OSpE Of seventh and I s,rssts, aadsT kS.rt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

DR.. Hull, OF No. 10 West Twenty. fourth street,
New York, has pfusoftbed ne 0eitysburH water
successfully for BfiEhts disease, and IN ons IN.
stance for albuminurA associated with or re-
,ultlng In total paralysis Of the lover extrem-
tiles, and incapaclty TO move Or turn on the bed
for yea re without Asslstance.l ThlS Invalid WAS
enabled to rise and walk about the room amer
drinking only some half dossn bottles Of this
water, and to improve rapidly with It's further
uao Cd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02


RAaRs-LfTHio ACID DIATHRsts.
A correspondent Of AmsrieaA Journal Of
Pharmacy writes
IOflAte, however, II hnds rival IN the 0ettys-
burg Mineral Spring, which after due deduction
from the extreme claims advanced In favor Of Its
wonder working powers, seems TO be entitled TO
place In the materla medca as q remedy In
EOut chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia and rhenal
disease, especially 10 those In which the 1.-THE
acid diathesla prevails.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

The proportion Of llthlA Is not given, and We
are lett 10 conjecture how far the presence Of
this antlpodAgric substance goes 10 explain the
removal, by the use Of this water, otlumps or
uodosities, improperly called ''ehalkstonea,"
from the joints Of persons who had previously
suffered from rheumatic govt Gases Of this
Kind are reported on apparently good authority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

We must regarl as worthy Of all crsdence,
both frOm his Intelligence and high character,
the statement Of the Rev. DIR. MOrlarty's case
Of equity rheumatism, written BY himself and
published in different journals. lie had osen .
sufferer from the disease for sixteen years, HID
last attacks being Of eight months duration
and accompanied By great pain and inability TO
move. He was entirely restored to the tree use
Of his limbs by persistent usO Of the uettys
burg wntsrs for some months ct his own home.
He took altogether ten gallons Of the waters.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

All orders for Water TO be sent direct from
the spsiHS, as we'll - other buiness
COMMUNICATIONS, must be addressed
90 eur General Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
Wants.

LVANrED-A NO. IoR oRRLM MAKER,
trss... No IA os3s - y - asSiS
WANrRD--A DwHLIINa HoUsR WILL 10
eated, segth q strssts east Of hiItesaih Tsea
ueth. uaet % binth heventh northwest Of uoe
old, and y rod condition, Dee prsisrsd With frsnt
k.rd and sias sptr.4eei irum ssyea 70 nlas sqonss
CHASkh,H Bpn 05I Post Once, With stFssi and
nulnee. Ne aitsntoa atsa % rsfsrsass % sgaasss
OF snbdlviaioaA = .IEsIE|-I mll az
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-18

II is plain to b. seen that you are IL wo,
man IF pride, fashion and amDitlon-one
that it is we'll for me did not we'd"
"You speak plainly Mr.. Moore / an.
happy to know myself"
Done DO angry, Rachel know there
i good in you YET, though it's Surrounded
by the brambIes If the world. And Oh !!
II sou would throw aside all these foolish
things, and be your own noble self, how |
would rejoice p
As he spoke, he took both her hands
in his, and said:
Rachel, will you not become good,
true woman, for my sake?'
"Y N plead and talk as though you
had the right. No. Mr. Moore; have
chosen my path, and will follow in it.
1t would kill me to pass forever through
The quiet haunts Of life enjoy it for a
time, as | have this Summer, but now
there is restless longing to be back again
n the merry throng Of the City. did
love you, Hugh, in that time you spoke
about; but when | went out into the
world, there [ found 50 much grandeur
that had not room in my heart To love
aught but the world now, in the future,
[ may marry for fame, distinction and
wealth, but | can never love again
Il do not believe Rachel, that is the
language of your heart [ know you
thought would again renew my suit. |
annot but if IN the time to come you
grow weary Of this world you love, come
to me. Remember. the arms and heart Of
Hugh Moore are ready to receive you,
even if it be late in life Come then, after
Ill the passions and frllies of youth are
burnt out, ard we will spend the declin-
ing years together"
He clasped her for moment in his
arms, left one burning kiss on her lips,
and was gone.
She stood motionlcss for some time, len
murmured aloud:
"What made me talk so =? and why aid
he not ask me? He has no faith in me y
She went back to the city changed
woman Non" knew -yhy, and she did
not ask herself why these once pleasant
scenes had nc more interest for her, until
The truth thrust sslfupon her, that there
was but one thought in Der mind, and
that was Tor Hugh Moore. But pride kept
her back till nearly Il year had flown, and
the one love OF her heart, that had been
smothered all these years, grew into such
Il vast flame. shat pride, ambition and
their reJinue were consumed
A tiny note came to Hugh Moore. L
WAS as follows: al'.
DEAR HUGH:-come for me. I will
willingly go and stay with you.
RACHEL"
He went. a.-..