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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
The New Castle County Mutual

The New Castle County Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Institute building"
insures against FIRE Houses and all OIL er k,pds or
a WIN their contents, for periods time va
MANAGERS.
" ik.Ah iAThALL, WILLIAM CAhBY.
r s LEVER, GEo. HIoHARps1n,
CHAs. W. HnwLAND, cIkMrNTK Suvru
EDWARD BRisoHuRsT, A. p SHANkSN
Il. 4. BRLLAu, ,JAMks RInnrr
jams BRADFORD, Gro H. HIyEs
ASHTON RICHARDSON.
SAMUEL ID. SMITH, Secretary fer 10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
Deposits Of the Public Moneys
,. AND
fLN4NClzL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
ho"' bEnIs, g. ID. ARMSTRONG,
fhhsIDkNT. CASHIER
THE COLLECTING AND EXCHANGING OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES ATTENDED
~ FOR SMALL COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK EXCIAN-
. GES
FURNISHED TO REGULAR DEPOSIToRS
WITHOUT CHARGE.
DIRECTORS MEET ON MONDAYS AND on
THURSDAYS at $40 A. NJ. FOR DISCOUNTS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
WHINING TON
|RANlTE AND MARBLE WORKS.
NO. 6IO MARKET STREET, Anoyr sIxTu
CHARLES SMITH

!SuccEssoR To SMITH K CALLAHANl
WOULD respectfully inform his iriruI4 and the
Vnbhe generally that HI will continue his Marble amd
Grants work. at the old stand GiD Market street fnmr
uUo n above the bank Of delaware where he viii sal
n.y. pe ready To furnish Marble and Granite, and
.e,,Ai and Workmanship. Thankful for the liberal
R att,onge hrtri"iw- stuwrd On him. he would NO.
hsN continuance al ia" nnc All work done Mt this
epstLason-inn" fii.'' b" 1--WE sntisaction and al
disbatch. H''ei'ueu 'o"ith
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

ERS.
W H. Chadwick has received the agency FIR .'er-
klns and Houses non ex plosvo kerosene lamps We
clai Tor this lamp follows: Absolute safety I'm.
der all both from breaking anc po-
sion: IL gives twice as much light from the same
sized wick; uses 38 FER cent less oil fer an equal
amount OF light, 1t gives odor turned ever 20 low;
the steadreas of the fame wonderful; 1t Ia orna
mental and durable; lasts lifo time; II Is
kind of coal oii.-good bid. There Is no need Of
any more shocking deaths, aud terrible fires from
C al oil lamps explo Ing breaking. Call and ex-
mine II. In addition will be found q weli-assort
ed stock Of the latest improved Lamps, Burners,
and Fixtures of all kinds at very low prices at mis-
Variety Stores, no. ~ and 209 West Fourth street,
adjoining the delaware Museum. Wlip in tOn, bel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20


JEW PhEPAnai .uNs.-r.. bringhurst 8 Co.,
others inierrttel % the following new eparst ioi.
Of their own iu.nuiGcture, which destined " oe
cupy apr minent Iositon the most popular OF
the nutritlve TONES.
WIsg AMI BEgF, each tabiespooniu l represen tinK
the nourisuing constituents 81 one ounce Of fresh
Beet, 18th the gentle stimulating properties Of Pure
ShcrT Wine.
MINg or IigrP AND iRoS crrtaining the same %
the HhOyr with the addition vi three Ci,r
vi ir,m Ia Tablespoonful.
iLIxIR ny DKEF, each tablespoonful representing
the niirshmeni OF ono ounce OF fresh Beef with .
dess 'rt-t pY, tut at Finest French brandy.
ELIXIR " BEKP lRos, AND CALlsAYA, each
Tablespoonful uf which contains n nouflshIng
prOperti Of Uf esh Beef three grains Of
PyrQrhosih L. ri Iron, eight gyains VI Cslisaya
Bark, with Fines reneh Brandy.
Ihs above etgsnt preparations are PalAtsbIe
and grateful 10 the taste, acceptable to the stomach
and uniform In strength, having for their basis lure
Extract OF Beef the Lutrtlye and restor alive value
OF which In debitated conditions or the syste Ia
we established. They are eminently adapted Tor
the treatment OF those suffering fiom the ebility
of typhoid and other ieveis. in G. exhaustion and
fatigue arising from excessive work. uss OF Appe-
tte impaired digestion apd dyspepsia. Asa resto-
ratve and lnvigorator u CT are Invaluable for the
convaesceLt, IN the debility panying cid age.
N the rapid growth OF children, and IN ali forms OF
general debility attic ded by defective nutrition
nervous prosratlon, and AN Impoverished condition
Of the blood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
4. BKiNGHURSF u o.,
sixth 4 Market Sts, Wilmington,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
DR.. VIM. FIELDS
PRIME FIRH-

Houseksspers are respectfully invited to lat the
West Front street. and get Of tho best Mack
rel, Nos. 1, and 3-also Labrador herring. They
Annot be excslled any In the MARKET and sell at
mail advance. a. w RUSSELL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

MRS. FosTER's COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP
S Hassons Compound Syrup Of Tar,
Sines syrup Of Tar and Wild Cherry
Wistard Pine Tree Tar Cordial
nd Ritter's Syrup for Coughs and Colds.
sspe2 Fra mdu 70 St9 %s,.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20

J. N A X $ II L HAR Lam
lsuoonssoa TO =. 1. RIon,J
NO. EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Wines, Liquors and Groceries,
sa5SN The undersigned would respectfully eszst-s,
"a cal! attention g his stock Of winesE 44A
and Liquors. The facilities post oaedy
BY MN for Obtaining all Wines and LiQuors I'M ther
purity with long experience In the business afford
a1urAnce for the character and quality Of his Wuos
&C. Amongst his stock may be found
Sofnae Brandy, Pale do, Jamaica spIrits,
Madeira Port, in WON, AMI kn,..
Tsnsrife, Sherry, Lisbon, Sweet Mslaes
Champagne, Claret.
WINES, very choice and old, In wood and botts
Extra nns Monong aheaa Whiskey two to ave wear old;
tne nAver cannot be surpassed.
Tayarn keepers supplied on the most re asosable
tel s Families supplied with the cheapest Wines
Aho Liquors. Tor culinary purposes.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
vands IN want Of old Wines and Liquors OF various
ttt ". Meoen6l purposes, may assured Of OBJ
49, ny mem 81 the nnest quality from j. Marshal nar-
house; ff~'' '"' ''"' A'Ae'
oLDwINEs AND LIQUORS.
superior old Wines and LiquoIs Tor medicinal pur-
poses, with general assortment Of well saected tru-
os'ss Ssys ~ hand. an for sale ut fair prices, by
d. AAksHALL HARLAN, No. X. I'd 81.
NOTICE. To sPORTSMEN.
IL D L lest Eagle Powder In csnhlstsrs and u
y. kegs duck and lte Also shot OF ali sizes suIt-
Die Tor rail- and reed bird shooting In season percus-
SION caps, and deslsrr In Clever, Trlothy orchard
And Herd 0rass Seed, all for sale by -
MARSHALL HARLAN
nav " U Opoesite the Lower Market House.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
hAhfEh x BHOI HERS, New York
HARPER'S BAZAAR.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Bazaar is edited with CoItT JtiOn oftact and
talent that We seldom lind In any journal and the
journal itself Is the organ OF the great world Of fashion.
Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar commend. Itself to every member OF the
househod-to the children by droll and pretty pie
lures to the young ladies' by fashion plates IN end
less variety To the provident mairuu br its patterns
Tor the clildrenS clothes. 10 raer iamiliaS by Its
taseiul designs for embroidered slippers and lINuri-
GUS dressing gowns. But tue reading matter of the
bazar Is uniformly OF great excellence. The paper
has acquired wide popularity for the hrcsie enjoy
ment it afords.-S. y. Evening Pest
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
THE ARTISANS SAYING BANK.
NO. coz MARKET STREET,
0u- Nal

OPEN to receive deposits daily SUNDAYS sxcs,,.a,
during the usual business hours and on fuesdsi ~
Saturday evening" from TO o'clock, sas
All the profits vi the Bank, after the n, cessar,.
penses, ais devoted to the benefit Of the dspos,,
tober Since the organization OF the Dank. in ,s,s
the dividends have uniformly been at In rate of IL
per cent. per nnnum, 70"
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits. md
g epds, '''u IVA
entrusted to the Bank. vs." A'p'I
- MANAGERS.
WV. D. niLLkA, tiEoRaH W. BUSH,
EpwARn BErTe, N RI. Benson.
.,,... CLEMENT ID. SMYTH,
WN, II. BILLANY, jon ii. JAcHsnM'
Ssh9h1t .. OAfklLt' EDWARD DARLINGTON
WILLIAM y. HlILES Pres,I, nj
GEORGE W. BUSH Nice pra,id.,,
Joms Z. McLRAR. Treasurer '1'A
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
SUBSCRIPTIONS.-1s73
TERMS
Harper's Magazine, one gear, $500.

An extra copy of either the Magazine, Weekly or
Bazaar Will lie supplied gratis for every club of five
subscribers atsi each, in remittance six cop
los for SD, without extra copy,
Subscriptions to Harpers Magazine, weekly, and
ba :ae, to on' address for year IL, or. iva
dal1 L, suttca - - ohc Address vear, 81
Uk numbers can b supplied at any Tim
complete set Of Harptf'> Maya zim., nov COM
prsng 70 volumes, in neat cloth binding. will be sent
BY express freight at expense OF purchacr for rs
per volume. Single volumes, b. nail, postpaid.
The postage on Harpers Magazine Is "a cents
year, which must be paid at the subscriber post-of
ice. Address,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-20
rs WANTED rs

rs WANTED rs
ALL PERSYN van Dn.s 4 HJRSE 10 KNOW
THAT T. Ar.-.<.iur-s a CO., have beena ppointed
agents for WiLM INuToS ) Tor the sale OF
BOZ EEn HOOr LIAIMENT
for the prevention aid cure vf Con-
TRACTION, CoRss, QUARr EH CRACKS,
Contraction or THE BACK SINKw, GEN
ERALY CALLED kNEE-SPRUNa SPRAINs, CALLS,
SoRATCHKs RHEuMArIsM &c.
Ihave tested Boyers Hoof Lnnieht on the feet Of
lyer one hundred horses. Tho difference to the con-
uiton OF the feet is great In Its favor that would
not be without for ten times i,s cost 1t should be
properly applied TO every horses hoof and especially
In the when the horses feet always In
tact with the heated earth which dries them up, and
they become hard and feverish, which produces con-
back sinew commonly called kne, SJrarg, and often
the pains in the hoof it prudaccs weeney the
BOULDER We recommend 1t as the best preparation
we ever used. 1t should be every horses hoof
commonly as oil Is used on harness or mems boots
keep them in good condition.
Il. X. C0nkIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent y the Continental
- Stables, Samson Street, PAID. isiIhid.
MR. NJ. U. BOYER Dear SIR THIS to certify,
hat have used your Liniment in my stables for
three months past, on than hundred horses.
and find II the best preparation have ever used
horses II rs far better than you recommend t. Send
ms I'VE cases at once, by express.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 3ist Street New York City.
sold Wholesale and retail at pToprieturs prices by
r. BRINGHURST Il Co, apothe carries,
Corner eth and Market Streets,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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WTE OFFER rON SALE THE


rs EOndS VI The Whmthgt0n u Western
hdirOdd Co.,
Interest. $40 per aunum, payable qua, terly, on
the hrst days of January, April, July and october,
In each year: Registered or coupon, at the option
The bonds are secured by first and only deed OF
trust or mortgage, to Washington Jones, Thomas
Wood, and George W. Bush, Trustees, in the sum
Of Hve hundred thousand dollars. The bonds will be
issued to such an amount may he found requisite,
not exceeding in ali the above sum.
The subscribed capital OF the Dad is two hundred
and fifty Thousand dollars which is mostly call
ed, and which will be fully paid in, He rapidly
the terms of subscription III admit viz at the rate
OF ten per cent. per month.
This stock subscription now being used in pre-
pAIing the road for the iron, and will be more than
sufhcisnt to pay tor the grading, bridge and testle
soaa and XII ier s s dr ., %sy 0s se
The proceeds OF the bonds will be ui sd in payin-
for the ron rolling stock, e Ut buildings and other
Mecessariss fJr the full equipment OF the he
FIRST 100000 OF the bonds Will be offered at
95AND ACCRUED lNrEaESr,
The right to advance the price, 500 600 hall
The WiLMfNa ToN S W EsrEitN RAILROAD
extends from Chrstiana Harbor, in tae CITY OF
PennsSlvaIAi, whore 1t connects with the PennsSl-
vania q Delaware Railroad, which crosses tho Phil
adelphia u Baltimore Central liza 'lrJId, at Avon
dale, and extends to the Penhsyiyan,a Rail road
near Parkesburs An extension, through oxford
and reach Bottom, ~ II hanover Junction, the
Northern Central Railroad is bell, we'd to be now
ASST red, and further extensions westward. through
Southern PennsSlvsn'i, are conteml lated ana n0i
OF less usyeoper. ~ lhisrrgion the progress Oh
thus road Is watched with much interest. 1t being
regarded as the most feasible outlet TO tile water,
Tor large and undeveoped region.
As aoca road, 1t is fully expected that the traffic
now existing, and which wall be developed almost
Immediately upon the completion OF the road, will
yield revenue ample for the payment Of opei ating
expenses and the Interest upon its bonus. he coun
try for which ust form the outlet IL thick!y pop
Mated, and rich In varied manufacturing lnterests
The citizens OF Wilmington lave manifested by
their liberal subscriptions to the capital stock the II
estimate OF the Importance OF the road 10 thei-
buslness Interests.
With the confident belief that the road will be u
success, and that the boudi Wi ne nov and hereaf-
ter most desirable
HOME INVESTMENT,
wsrecommen nd them to our customers and the pub
uc. All market securities taken in exchange al
full rates.
nRHAVES u B&uTHt Il. ph:lalelpha,
II. Il. ROBINSON x Co. Wilmington.
IOhN MoLEAR& Il SUN,
NJ. NJ. Guild Il CO,
\. a. GalMSHAW,
GEO, \. CRUDE,
wM. Nc AuLIF,Y " Hi2 -3a
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81 BSCRlPTlONS.-lsT5.


An extra copy of either the Magazine, Weekly or
Bazaar will be supplied gratis for every club OF i've
subscribers of 81 each, in one remittance copies
for so, without extra copy
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly and
Bazaar, to one address for year, $40 or two of
Harper's Periodicals, address for one years 81
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
The tive volumes of Harper's Bazaar, fur1the years
1858, '69, 20, II, 70, elegantly bound In green
rocco cloth will be sent by eNpress freight prepaid
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

The past week has been remarkable
for the number OF noted men who have
been called from their labors and trials
ou earth TO their final account
First among these is Chief Justice
Salmon 2. Chase, who died ia New
York May It'll, Of apoplexy. Judge
Chase was born in New Hampshire,
but removed to Ohio at an early age,
was graduate Of Dartmouth College
and has been much in public life for the
past thirty years, having been Cover
nor Of Ohio, Senior in Congress, Sec.
retary oftbo Treasury during the first
term ct President Lincoln, aud Chief
Justice If the United States.
Second 81 the list is John stuart Mill
1T England 4 noted writer ou political
economy friend a. thc IaborIng class
III, and a 6m freud Of the United
States dulns the late rebellion. Ills
lass wiil bee deeply felt by the friends
Of bumauity au both sides Of the water
Next wc receive Intelligence Of
the death by apoplezy Of Dr. Hall lbc
Attic explorer, after having gone more
than two hundred miles further North
than any other human being ia "a shin
though, parties ia slcdges have gone as
tar Il Is Supposed that the Polaris,
uuo 81 she vessels II Dr. Halls cApc.
tlion II alec lost, az she was driven
away from the others with a portion ot
4es artw oa board 4ad has not since
ieea heard from
Last upon the list is Oakcs Ame-
celebrated n al extensive manufactur.
tr a. the man who was chiefly iastru.
mental in pushing the Pacific railroad
ta aU early completion aud MOTE rc.
eently "A connected with the cclobra
"a Credit Mahlier transactions tie
,gas man % crest energy and bu-i.
ness capacity aad 81 that sense ! pub
.ie heuefaetor. lai be was u that class
~ men who think II the end 10 b. ac
ggmplshed is a good ono il make.
Iat little difference SHAT means are EN-.
pIaged
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15
STATE ITEMS

Dr. Folsom's barn at St. Johnsbury,
took fire from the spontaneous combus-
ton of a manure heap, one day recently,
but the fire was extinguished before much
damage was done.
Joseph Bcanc of Barnet, forged his un-
cla', name to a check for $500 last week,
and i. now in dmauce vile in Boston.
4 81. Johusbur, farmer turned his at
icntiou tao potatoes, last ycar, and from Il
moderate sized Grm has sold, since bar
vest. 1889 bushels, for 800.
A marble dealer. residing not a hun.
afyd miles from Montpelier received an
invoice of grave stone, upon solne OF
which were inscribed touching sentiments
of sympathy and eulogy ready made.
Among lhcm was one with an index fiu-
ger pointing heayenward, and under the
motto No graves there" This dealer
received au order for grave stone, the
sttle aud decoration Of which were left
pretty much 10 his own Judgment, and he
burfiedly selected the stone bearing the
above motto. The Indignation Of the
Surviving relatives OF Mr.. Graves, for
whose cemetery lotthis stone was intend
ed. when it was received, can be better
imagined than described.
The sweaes at West Ralland have a
peculiar method of buying goods, Each
article when received. Is paid for and tie
change if aux, called for Another re-
quifcd article Is then demanded, paid
for. and 50 on; sure bHt tedious
lu the sinla aud last census Vermont
is credited with au aggregate Indian pop
uiatiau Of "a, bHt they are 20 scattered
that We need entertain no fears Of gen
eral ludIau wat Essex county has 3,
Grand Isle slA. and l.amoiHe Eve.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15


hHf 3 i6 aat inP5ts.'3e iaat better
~ '7 sap hH sae Nt'4 'ae
81 afif'a foa tat uas Is ~ - means
eafia ar we m1s1 looA TO TIC com
I'eslea q nc i1TsaEa hac beleFe tae
tai ffHfeafais can ne male
ia'.F A'a.'a bai iaa sa3 - long
-aA AAR47aF looked 3af ~ near Al
taaa and "s can 4ilsF} To- @At
t"e gfaa2 tes''' 'a 800 'lo'e 'a'a has
leea heretofore pFala'-d hsi Ass 'st
80 'aas coming that u s a.i s'iAD5e'
perhaps ihai some people hA1 if ( 'A
81 Jose i"'ila oaA "e "t' gao ii'A' 'As4
are promptly changing '@s'f 3Fs"i2A
sHa iAai i3e stale papers are placing
tae credit where u belongs Inc i2''
l9#iag extract ron Tue -bn''iH 'e''
fhf fz'a ls o Jar Illustration o' VIAL
Che papers ho" say
l"t e''lsS 4S NN'f @' N'''aN' 'a's y
70 The en'efpHse aoa capacity 81 MI
Park. He has iapored Tor many years
g secure i'f western vermont a felia'
able railroad lae u Ne" lofk' " men
alter putting 40 immense Aoih INTO inc
the building Oh ine bennington lul
Lebanon Springs road be found h's
fortune largely absorbed ana ms enc
unattalned through the refusal OF MI
. vanderbilt 70 give INN through con
neet'ons with the Harlem, on one END
and OF the Rutland road 10 CONNER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15
CORRESPONDENTS.


MANCHESTER, VI, May, 18th 1873.
M. Editor:
Ash am about making myself scarce
in these parts, | take this occasion TO
say 30 Reservoir" to any friends whom
| have not had the pleasure Of person
ally bidding adieu, May your shadows
never grow less" wish also to say,
| have endeavored to square all my
accounts before vanishing" and think
have succeeded in doing so, but if |
have overlooked any, the parties thus
ommitted will confer a favor, and get
their money by addressing me care II.
+. Oryis & Co., General Commission
Merchants, No. 81 West Lake Street,
Chicago where propose to hold forth
for ian indefinite lengthoi period to
come" And if those poor unfortu-
Mates who are in my debt will walk
up to the Captains office and settle, ="
they will do their duty, relieve their
consciences and gladden. the heart Of
the subscriber. Messrs Wait & Hard
are authorized to receive and receipt
for monies in payment of accounts con-
tracted at the drug store, during my
management of the same. "See them. y
Yours muchly,
l.. C. ORvIs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15
ANnI.pEsrARl.IsIIEp FIRM.

The firm Of 5. ST. PettengiIl q Co. com
mcpecd their Advertising Agency in The
old Journal building, No 10 State Street,
Boston, nearly quarter Of century ago
FEBRUARY lsi9), where their Agency Is
suH located, carrying on large and sue.
cessful business, They established a
branch Ia New York City, May 1862,
which las grown TO be larger than the
parent house increasing steadily year
by year, until now Il has the agency Of
nearly every newspaper in the United
State. aud British Provinces, and does a
yearly business Of hundreds Of thousands
Of dollar. Pctlengill 4 Co,haye re-
Gently opened another branch office at s0l
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, whore they
are doing a successful increasing business.
They have done advertising exceeding
ten millions Of dollars since commencing
business. This firm is fayorably known
not only throughout this country, but in
uIl parts Of the world. They have estab-
lished a reputation for honorable and fair
dealing which any firm might envy, and
bat few have attained to. We congrat-
Mate them upon their success We would
recommend all who want advertising
done 10 any part OF the country to call
upon them. They can point to hundreds
Of business men who have followed their
advice, and trusted to their sagacity, and
arailcd themselves Of their facilities, who
have made fortunes for themselves, and
they are daily directing others IN the same
path Bostoa Journal, May 9Th.
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Since ,he change ia tie proprietor.
ship Of The Harlem Extension railroad
aHl ,4e formation 81 the Central Ncr.
mont Company We Aage been asked
aaay questions - u SHAT the im-
puvemeuis aill he and when ihe pro
posed changes will take place. Il Is
Impossible 10 answer al these goes
gloas st preseat. but they v4ll b. salts
iaetaf.ly answered ID due time Be-
fore ihluagh r0ute ~ New
lgrk i secured il j. necessary that Tie
completing liaks - tie lower end be
hH.shed which viii &c done before
aaoiAer season CLOSES III tie mean
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-15

HF.gu. tbeY deeply snd ezrlY Impressed
bcr. ana heips1 form heF character, a.
aue marked By simplicity aud sincerity
aud wien 81 lruEsh Sic accepted them ID
Der bear, b. tee spirit 81 de Lord, she
wAs elanKCt m0rt and more into the
image u Der SaYiar, unit Ia Ter tdyiuE
experience shg seemed transformed.
With every thing ia Der surroundings
90 LAX ber to tails ilie--s iife ct prospec-
uFc usefulness aud happiness with s.
Ittle oBe c.ingiug 10 Der heart, set when
de8lh stared her Ia the face By that deiu.
size disease. the consumption, aitcr the
BFst aud bitter struggle. she was found
willing 20 leave aA la the hands 81 her
Heavenly Father, and when once Welded
there Is 10 going back. The spirit Of en-
tire submission j. hers. She uniies her
self with the people Of tod, aud cousc-
crates her babe 10 Christ Ia the ordiuau-
ccs Of she church. She prepared for death
a. calmly aud hopefully As one prepares
for 3 pleasant i0urney-and that journey
with her, was 20 the New Jerusalem
Home. She suffered az times, Intensely,
but IN patience aud sweet submission,
looking 10 Jesus, whom she said suffered
20 much more in her behalf. She went
down into the valley Of the shadow Of
death and feared no evil, for her Savior
was al TO her, lie has promised to be,
10 His children, near aud precious. She
felt His everlasting arms underneath her.
Her simple Faith and Hope made her
death-bcd a eoronal OF praise aud triumph,
50 that al about II felt that
"ms chamber where Che good man meets
bic fate
L. privileged beyond the common wAlk
Otbiuugus life quite ia the verge ~ heaven.
Her love for all was deep, her prayer
for tEeir immortal good yearning OF
Faith and Hope. At her funeral a large
assembly gathered IN testimony of their
esteem for her, and of their sympathy for
the Smilten and bereaYed families.