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PROSPECTS OF THE NASHVILLE RACES.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 8. 1879

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 8, 1873.
Alarge number of feet horses have arrived here
from Memphis and Mobile Tor the Spring meeting
or the Nashville Blood Horse Association, begin
ming on the 18th inst. More than sixty horses will
take part In the races, and the prospects are ex.
tremcy Gathering.
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Meeting OF the McEnery Party.

NEW UKLEANs. May 0, 1918.
large meeting was held this afternoon at the
Clay statue on Canal street, and was addressed by
General Hugh J. Campbell and others. The object
of the meeting was to endorse the action Of the
people OF st. Martinsve. Another batch OF fifty
Metropolitans it is stated. leave this afternoon to
reinforce those at that place.
The evening papers report that Ex-Governor
Kellogg offers $3.50 in State warrants as bounty for
Metropolitans to go TO the country. The COM
mander of the Metropolitans at st. Martinsville
appeals to Kellogg to send a mounted force to
assist them.
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THE DIXON DISASTER.
AboHtive Efforts to Raise
the Bridge.
NAMES OF MISSING PERSONS.

DIXON, H.. Mar 6. lS7&
Eforts to-day to raise the fallen spans Of the
fatefuI bridge proved abortive, the powerful ma
chinery breaking the rotten structure, but noe
raising it sufficiently 90 allow the bodies that
supposed to be slil under the ruins TO be rccov-
cred. Only one body. that Of Mrs. q. W. Kentncr.
was recovered to-day.
THE MISSING ONES.
There are still missing the following Miss
Nixon. Frank Hamilton, Allie Petersberger. Lxse
Mackay and child OF Mrs. HeDdrick.
This morning the body OF an unknown woman
was taken out Of the river about two miles below
here. The city stu wears mourning aspect. SIX
funerals occurred to-day. II has not yet been de-
cided az TO what further will be done towards
raising the fallen bridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07

Magnificent Bridal Present-Whftney
SEWING MACHINE; white enamel, ornamented in
colors gold and silver plated, with pearl monogram 10
order GLIB Broadway, New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York City.
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Bendann Brothers Late Of BOgnrdus d
Bendann Brothe ~ opened their and bcnuful
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, l. l34 Broadway, corner
Twenty-sxth street. Prices moderate.
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FRANCE.
Popular Agitation for announcement Of the
Conservative Republic.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May 0, 1878.
The idea OF formal proclamation at an early
day of the conservative republic as the permanent
form OF government In France absorbs public at
tention and is gaining ground everywhere.
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From the Middletown IN. W Press, May ..

From the Middetown IN. W Press, Mayo.
Truly marvel Of journalism is to-day's issue Of
the NEW YORK HERALD. In sixteen columns of
special cablegrams from the Vienna Exposition we
have the story OF the opening day of this national
festival told by Auerbach and Mnhlbach in their
native German, and by Yates and Young in the
vernacular. With the command or unlimited MEANS
the royal income OF the HERALD is lavished with
truly prncey hand, and it's proprietor stops at
nothing in his efforts to make his journal the lead
ing newspaper of the world.
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window Shades Of Every DcscriPshonA
including French embroidered 80, ~. p.,,.av
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GERMANY.
Legislative Defeat of a Ministerial Measure.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK pfaALD.
BERLIN, May 8, 1873.

BERLIN, May 8, 1873.
The German Parliament has ordered the coinage
OF two-uark pieces, Notwithstanding the strenuous
oppostion OF Minister Delbruck.
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GREECE.
Governmental Economy in the Diplomatic De-
partment.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD

ATHENS, May Q, 800
The government ofGreece has resolved to abolish
It's legations IN foreign countries, except at Con-
gtantinopIe.
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The Khan of Khiva has offered uncondi.
tional submission to the demands Of Russia.
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shirts. Coliars. CUFFS

duccd circulars cent and information given. We sol
the SyOl0 lO prize IN the drawing OF April ~
j. u. MARTINEZ co, Bankers. 10 wall street.
Post Onicc box 4.6S5, New York.
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The Great Novelty. nice hanical ~. Uss 4.
MEN natural life for ponds, fountains pain s""S 49,
For sale at all toy and fancy goods stores
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Condition at Midnight.

NORTH EAsTON, Mass, May 6--Midnght
There is no Improvement in Mr.. Ames condition
he is gradually falling The doctors think there
will be no great change tonight.
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ITALY.
The Religious Corporations Bill Under Debate
in Parliament Monastic Property Of
Every Kind To Be Appropri-
ated to State Uses.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, May 0, 1913.
In the Italian Parliament the members of the
Chamber OF Deputies nave commenced debate on
the Religious Corporations bill.
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SUICIDE OF AN OLD LADY OF EIGHTY.

PORTLAND, Me-, May Q, 1873.
Mrs. Lettuce Libby, an Old lady OF eighty, hanged
herself at her residence at Scarboro tus morning.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close OF tile Post ONCE
at halfpast ten O'Clock A. M.
The NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe
will be ready at haii-past eight O'Clock in the morn
ing
single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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Emigration from the metropolis TO Can.
ada.
LONDON, May 8. 1873.
One hundred and three emgrants left this city
Yesterday for Canada They will take their de-
parture from Liverpool to-day in the steamship
HISTORIAN.
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Also THE BEST STORY PAPEf

Liberal arrangements to clubs
OF ten twenty more snbscrfbeEnk~
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Assuring Hygiene,

order. GLIB Broadway, New York.
A.-Spring Hygiene.
March humors bring and gvcth rise 20 pains;
Then cat OF roots, but open not thy veins
Take meats slightly cooked and take the ir juices
OF yapor bath and swectene ed food make use.
Ordronauxs Translation DE Martina"
The Spring physic commonly esorted TO by many u
.purifv the bloed' be dispensed with by taking
RUSSIAN vAPOK BATHS at rs East Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May I'll A. M.

WASHINGTON, Mdy II J
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and lower lakes south
easteriy and northeasterly Winds increas-
ingly cloudy weather and occasional rain ;
for New England and Canada partly cloudy
weather.; southwesterly and northeasterly
winds and falling barometer for the
South Atlantic and Gulf States; southeasterly and
southwesterly winds, cloudy weather, clearing in
the Western Gull, with higher pressure; for the
Northwest and upper lakes, and thence to the
Ohio Valley and Missouri, northeastery Winds
falling barometer, cloudy and rainy weather. eau
tionary signals continue at Milwaukee, Chicago,
Grand Haven, Detroit and Toledo.
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Average temperature yesterday. .............. So
last year COZ
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SPAIN.

Concentr alton Of Commanders, Governmental
and Carlist-Colonial Assurances Of
Loyalty-The United States
Flag OF the Coast.
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A.-FOr n stylish and Elegant Dress or
business Hat go to ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, liz
street.
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made 10 order and warranted.
Enclose stamp Tor circular. - -
UNION ADAMS co. 6Ss Broadway
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BRASHEAR CITY, May 6-10 r. M.
Great excitement exists all over the parish. The
people are determined TO resist the forty metro
politans who arrived here to-day They are closely
watched by the citizens, and IL is said that any
vert act on their part will be promptly resisted.
Contrary to ordinary usage the citizens fraternze
with the metrOpoltans. but all on the alert No
colored men are to be seen on the streets. Every
thing is seemingly quiet
The Political Compile atiOns Increasing.
New ORLEANS, May 6, 1873.
The news from st. Martins and the adjoining
parishes creates much excitement in this city. 1t
Is understood that movement is on foot to seize
the police stations while the Metropolitans are in
the interior. The political complications are in
creasing. The resisters claim that they are daily
gaining strength, while the Kelloggtes aver that
all opposition is disappearing.
Gun Stores Broken Open In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS May ell 2. NJ
Several gun stores were broken open by mob
tonight and robbed Of their contents The excite
mcnt In the city is subsding, since it is
currently reported that General Emory has con-
sented to send a company OF federal troops to
protect the Metropolltans, who seem to be in
danger at st. Martinsville Their opponents seem
to have them in close quarters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07
An EnterprIsing Edinburgh Trndesma

once advertised his goods in the following terms:-
scots wha hae wi Wallace bled,
Scots wham Bruce has often led.
II you want graceful head,
Gang to Box the halter"
This appropriate introduction 70 RNoxs spring
in the place OF Box KNOX, and at once to his store,
2i2 Broadway, and make a purchase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07

Crfstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary beads into youthful ones inssantancousy.
Snll q rNNXhnre.
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1elsepAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID. May g. 1873.
Ex-Mnisters Echegaray and Martos and General
Caballero de Rodas have arrived here.
General Elio has re-entered Navarro and assumed
supreme command OF the Carist forces in that
province
In consequence OF the decrease in the number Of
Carlists in the North General NOuvias has decided
to remain in Madrid and accept the Ministry OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07
Swiss Governmental Action Against
BOurbOnists.

GENEVA, May D 1918.
The Swiss Federal Council has issued an order
forbdding the residence OF the Duchess of Madrid
in switzerland and instructing the police auth0ri-
ties to expel ali Carlist agents from the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07
Tho weather in This CITY Yesterdav.

The following record will show the changes in
Che temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy HERALD Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07
COLONIAL LOYALTY

The inhabitants OF the Canary Islands have sent
an address to the Spanish government renewing
their assurances OF loyalty and denying the exist
ence OF any eengi in favor OF the separation OF the
islands from the mother country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07

Havana Lottery Drawings ON File
Circulars sent tree; orders promptly filled. JOSEPH
BATES Agent, l96 Broadway, room 4; chathaa Bank
Building.
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For Making Root beer Use Knapp's Ex-
tract of Roots Get other. Sold by all druggists.
Depot, 1862 Hudson street
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Dyspepsia, Constipation, Heartburn.
Water Brash cured BY DIR. SHARP,S SPECIFIC Hart
nctts Pharmacy Bible House Fourth and Astor place.
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Anew Perfumes, Distilled from Nat

ural flowers by the GROWN PERFUMERY COMPANY. Of
London. wild Flowers Of India, Mathola. Meadow
Queen. Hawthorn Bloom, Crown Bouquet, Butterfly
0rchis-at ali druggists. THOMPSON, LANGD0N CO.,
sole Agents 39l Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07
The Russian Army of Advance-It
Organization and Route.

Three distinct independent, but converging
forces were employed by the Russians for the sul,-
iugation OF Khva. The 0renburg detachment,
concentrated at the military post, Emba, advanced
across the high Level plateau Of Ustjult which COM
menccs near the river Tcshagan, about five hun
dred miles TO the southward OF Orcnburg. The
column supplied itself with i've or SIX days
water from the Tcshagan. From Aktschah-
Kuluk to the western shore OF Lake Aral
is but two days march, so that the water
difficulty was virtually surnounted when the
co,umn reached wen, keeping close to the
slope OF Ustjurt, on its progress towards Aral.
whence twenty days marching brought II to the
Khiyan town Nuna alt .Urgendtsch, where Y united
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07
From the Elmra IN. y, Advertiser, May 81

AUERBACHS HERALD DESPATCH.
We have received from Miss Emma Sayes one Of
the most accomplished lingnsts of this city, trans
lation of Auerbach's special despatch to the NEW
YORK HERALD, which was published in that paper
on Friday last. The HERALD Is one OF the hardest
papers get ahead OF in the world Its enterprise
in publishing such magnificent accounts OF the
Vienna Exposition in both the English and German
languages, is feat that would have made
the elder Bennett intensely happy, and
that is about the highest compliment that
can be paid the act. We have said that the
HERALD is precious hard to get ahead OF. IL pub
shed q translation OF Auerbach's letter on Satur-
day morning II the Advertiser should publish
translation this morning we should be behind the
HERALD and we don't like 10 be behind even as
magnificent journal that. We are. however,
lust as much obliged to our fair friend for her
translation, and stand prepared TO certify to its
literal correctness, and so TO her proficiency in
knowledge OF that next TO the English tongue the
greatest OF spoken languages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07

Corus Removed without Pain. 25e.
each DR. LUBELSKI Co, Chiropodists
$500 Gty Broadway, corner Blocker street.
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The United States Flag or the Coast
MADRID. Nav 6, 1878.
An American manof-war has arrived at BARGE
Iona.
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Corns. Bunions, Nails, Sc, Cured With-
ont main. corn ASNIHILATOR by mail. SOC.
DR. RICE, 20s Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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MissisquOi.-The Waters of This spring.
have cured thousands afflicted with Cancer Scroie and
Brights Disease. A fresh supply Just received.
JOHN H. HENRY, No College pace.
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A.-The Crown Hair Brush, London
The perfect hair brush in The world with proper
care will life time. Fifty different patterns Ask
your druggist Tor them THOMPSON, LANGDON CO.,
Sole gents, 39l Broadway, New York.
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COnservatfve Triumph mt an ElectfOn
Poll.
LONDON, May 7-5 80 A. NJ.
viscount Chelsea, the Conservative candidate,
has been elected to Parliament from Bath to I'LL the
seat made vacant by the death OF Sir William lite.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn
corner OF Fulton avenue ana Bocrum street
Open from 3 A. NJ to 9,P. M
On Sunday from to Q +. NJ.
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Birch Dale Spring Waters Cure Pull
monary Kidney Uterine and Blood Diseases Books and
samples free 80 Broadway
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
251 and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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Everybody IL HOarse. There Mover
was such Spring coughs and colds and never such
a universal and urgent demand Tor HALE'S HONbu "
HOREHOuND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in ninat8.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-26
What Eavs ! to do With It!

What have l to do with the rum
traffic p Yes, what have | TO do with
it g.? Are you Christian {? Can you look
approvingly upon the vilost traffic which
even curses our earth. and which does
more to oppose the final victory of the
cross, than all other agencies combined ,
What have you to do with it Do you
vote TO license this God defying. man de-
stroying traffic ? Then you have enough
to do with it Are you father You
have children who are exposed to its de-
struction and alluring temptations, shall
they fll the drunkard's grave ? you have
have daughters,-shall they live to EN-
bitter by the reflection that brother, a
husband wears drunkard's chain 3
What have you to do with it Do you
help to make it legal and respectable, in
stead of Illegal and criminal Then you
have enough to do with it. Are You a
friend to man Then you see this detest-
able traffic annually Staying its 10000
victims, and casting them into a prema-
ture and dishonored grave, you see homes
made desolate, and widows multiplied,
and children fatherless you see paupcrs
increasing and crimes multiplying, and
our jails filling up, and the insane coun-
ted by scores of thousands, and idiots
numbered by hundreds, you see the hon
est and industrious tared to maintain the
wrecks of humanity this traffic is daily
making You see it all What have
you to do with it Do You vote for Ii
cense then you have enough to do with
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-26

Old Parson s., of Connecticut, was a
particular kind of a parson. One day be
had man plowing in his field, and he
went out to see how the work was going
on. The ground was very stony, and
every time the plow struck rtone the
man took occasion to swear little.
Look here" cried Palson s., "you
mustn't swear that way in my field y
well I reckon you'd swear too" said
the man. IF you had to plow such q
stony field as this
"Not bit of it," said Mr.. s., "just lie,
me show you"
So the parson took hold Of the plow
but he very soon had great trouble with
the stones. As etone after stone caught
the plowshare, Mr.. S.. calculated. "Wel
1 never saw the like -
And this he repeated every time a
. stone stopped his onward way. When
he had plowed around once, he stopped
and said to the man:
There now! You see l can pillow
without swearing"
But l guess it's pretty near as bad tc
lie," said the man, land you told dozens
o lies. Every time the plow struck a
stone you said. L never saw the like.
when the same thing had happened, the
very minute before
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-26
MISCELLANY.
Tobacco Its Effects On the human
Constitution, Physical, Intellectual
and Moral.
BY JANIS COULTER LAYARD, N. D.

-. [CoN1rxuED.]
POISONOUS PROPERTIES OF TOBACCO.
BY a chemical process we extract
from tobacco . colorless liquid aka
loid. This is the principel to which
chemists have given the name, nicotine.
1t is acid to the taste and smell, forms
neutral compounds with acids. and is
intensely poisonous in minute quanti
ties. By distillation We obtain from
tobacco volatile oil, which has been
called nicotia.ine, and which is equally
poisonous with the above. One drop
of this oil rubbed on the tongue of
cat will cause the death Of the animal
in FIVE minutes. A puncture made in
the nose of dog with a needle dipp-
ed in this oil caused its death in six
minutes.
Every man who uses tobacco is con-
stantly introducing into his system
portion of this deadly poison. If its
disastrous effects are not at once ap-
parent it is because tho system has
become accustomed to its presence
A practiced opium-eater will consume
eight or ten grains of morphine daily.
while for the uninitiated from an eighth
to a quarter of grain is a full dose,
and from one to two graine will cause
death. That the quantity of this vir-
ulent poison taken into the system of
the habitual user of tobacco is not so
inconsiderable as some might be led to
suppose, the effects on the neophyse Of
his first chew sufficiently demonstrate.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-26
Poetry.
The Old Nan in the Model Church.
nv JOHN n YATR9.

JUN
Well, wife, I've found the model church
worshipped there to-day!
II made me think Of good old times before
my hair was gray.
The msetin' house was fixed up more than
they were years ago,
But then felt whom went IN il wasn't built
for show.
The sexton didn't seat mo away back BY the
door:
He knew that I WAS old and deaf, ss well -
old and poor;
He must have been Christian, for hs led me
through
The long aisle Of that crowded church to ind
aplaee and pew.
wish you'd heard that singin'; it had the
old time ring.
The preacher said, with trumpet voice, Let
all the people sins!'
Tie tune Was Coronation, and the music up
ward rolled,
Till thought heard the angels striking all
their harps Of gold.
My deafness seemed to melt away my spirit
caught the FIRE;
I joined my feeble. trembling voice with that
melodious choir,
And sang as in my youthful days, Lot angels
PROSTATE fall;
Bring forth the royal disdsm. and crown him
Lord Of ALL
I tell you. wife, it did me good to sing tLAt
hymn once more
1 felt like some wrecked mariner who gets .
glimpse Of shore;
l almost wanted to lay down this weather
beaten form,
And anchor in the blessed port forever from
tho storm.
The Ir e.chin'! Well, I can't just tell all
the preacher said;
know it wasn't written; l know it wasn't
read.
He hadn't time to read it, for the lightnin' Of
his eye
Wont flashing long from pew to pew, nor
passed sinner by.
The sermon wasn't hovery, twas eimplc gos-
pei truth;
1t fitted poor old men like me; it fitted hope
full youth.
Twas full of consolation for weary hearts
that bleed;
Twas full Of invitations, to Christ, and not to
creed.
The preacher made sin bideous in Gentiles
and in Jews;
He shot the golden sentences down in the
finest pews.
And-though can't see very well-I saw the
falling tear
That told me hell WAS someways of, and hea-
ven very near.
How swift tie golden moments fed within
that holy place;
How brightly beamed the light Of heaven
from every happy face.
Again longed for that sweet time when
friend shall meet with friend,
where congregations nesr break up, and
Sabbaths have no end
l hope to meet that minister-that congrega-
tion too
In that dear homo beyond the stars that shine
from heavens blue.
doubt not Ill remember, beyond life's even
ing gray.
The happy hour Of worship in thst model
church to day.
Dear wife, the fight will soon be fought-the
victory be won:
The shinin' goal is just ahead; the race is
nearly run.
Oer the river We sre nearin', they are
throngin' to the shore,
To shout our safe arrival, where the weary
weep no more.