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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23

use: and every family should have lAenoa
Tor thsir prolrctioa and relief, when le9.
Long experience has proved then 10 e @
81, suTest, and best of I'll the rus NM
| lie market abound5. Iiy their occasan4,
The blood IS purified, the ColrupllohS @ "
TEN eNpellcd, obst,I lions rcmoreg ~s
Who!c machinery OF life restored 10 liz ~
activity Internal organs which bclOh. "
and sluggis II are clcansed by IWrS fWh
stimulated into action. thus hrlIHm
Is changed into health, the value OF NhEh1-
when reckOned OH the vast mullllude' NlpV
u, can hardly he computed. Their sUEa,'
makes them pleasant to take, sui lItEM.
virtues uninpaircl for any length o. pJe
That they are ever fresh, aud peIieC1R , ~,
Although searching, they arc MIA, anu N.
without disturbance to the constitution WV
occupation. -..,fr
Full directions arc given on ii'e S n. p--
each box. how TO use them Is falH'tl y.
and for the following complaints, "''H
Pills rapidly cure .,.t,
For ss,.l,eu.iaa or Enhisrsfi0n' Ln",
mess. AaHglOr and EO,s OF APpf,r.sss
shout. he taken moderately to SlInu,ue wv
acll, and restore its healthy tone AMI at ~" n,
For Liver Complaint and its Wy wy. ~
toms, Billions Headache, sss n
ac he. Jaundice on Green sies ~
i0us Collie and Bilious Fever, u ~
be judiciousiy taken for each case w .,,an,vi
diseased action or remove tic oOs''u'"O"'
cause il. bh
For EDysentcry or EDiarrh""'
mild dose is generally required ,sl nj
For Kkhcuiuafi~Tl,. Cont IN b
pifsfi0n of tia. kRcart. rairItsrti
Side. Hack and a.0in.. they sro vu,to Ile-l
uously taken, as required g. chahse llama, S b
action OF the system. VIA SUCH ''"''
complaint. disappear. s,slir
For Dropsy and urorseNa, ..,'.S,l n
they should be taken in large ana hV'i''
to produce the effect of drastic (l' VSbrll
For Suppression, large w." ',S..t NJ 3
taken. as it produces the desire" '"'''
pa,hy. ,vo rim,
AS a Dinner Pin. take one OF , m
promote digestion and relieve i've s,o ''"m,fl'
An occasional dose stimulate, W. y, ,I.iroysle
bowels, restores the appetite, ana W. .,,Sor.
system. Hence it Is oilen advallnl.,sn, vho 4
no serious arrangement exists V Go.e oil
tolerably well, oficn finds tha9 ,, Wv bpmH
IiHs makes him feel dccdetlt wv, ,,e ilrs
cleansing AMI rcnovating effect oH ~
apparatus.
PREPARED ~
DR.. j. G. ArER e co., Prdcf'e"
LOWELL, MISS, q s. d
FOR SALE ny ALL DRrGors'' "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23

So. esv.rnsnt. i4an, lills district. -. IN ire
t,ts C,urt. hsli ~ IOhn-cn. O. the -ftAaAs
% Margh, A. y. 49, r...,, q,
A. a. FhafaIet afaninIstfstCfo i Nc 10. -,
~ ~ HAT ~ .lals q = siesit ~ =, -.
&c. ual % sppiicatlon q 80 ~ =. H.
4. al al n ths rtal sftats - =. So -
80 III a. ~ II estate ln aid disiret - :
A. IA s.sfalr II said dee asts. sAci - ~ -
rIsht "a dauc1 thtrrfu. sac. saihz tAe 49,.
.r,iI - trntAfial o. fir hrirrs faia tft-tt
~ t-ef..rs atsf,stl.l fhcfcin. All tAs Aftss -
ia. "a this state eiusentrE TIER =. ~ -
! wh4slrti- a. u u uri7ercd - s2ia taait A.-s -
,uir under u.susiderailth 4tl = -
- tl,- 81 day q NAY I'd i-iA 81 We IT, ~
nIce iu Jihn-lng and, q further ufatfsas 49, est
,,.1rstr : IL teFesttd Ne nutdtd hereti ~ fA.i.
f..s-f ~. .nplicafiou AID urlcT there q, iiif :
.-rts snro.-s.fte y ia the Laniniiie Nss-aeai.i
urlutfa Al llydg Park iVhrr - q tnse - helltt
that tnev nav appear 81 faid TIME Ahn piAes' "N
ifth-V Sc eausc. Oh bet thcft To-
- Attest No HEATH JufEr.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
UNQUALIFIED RACES OF MEN
IN ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD.

ENfARM OF 81 ACRES FOR SALE.
II contains 2 fair barns. corn barn and
house, best of cold springs 500 maple tress,
raise 200 bushels Of apples. 40 acres in wood
and timber ut so cords to the acre would be
1900 cards. which at 3 per cord would amount
to $1,000, land after timber is. of at $1,000; the
whole estimated to amount to 5000.
As am in earnest to sell in hurry. | will
receive bids aud whoever bids the highest be
tween $4,000 to $1,000 shall have the place.
You can call here and bid or send by mail.
Now be lively or you loose q bargain. Will wait
ten years for most of the pay.
HEMAN A. HEATH.
johnson, Mar. 9th. 1878.
Also for sale. 81 acres Of pasture and wood
land adjoining the above, and all farming tools
and household furniture lemss
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23

TIE --LATEST EQuINE DIsrEMPER. For
the past two months, the new malady
among the horses known as species OF
hooi-rot, has been more o. less prevalent
in this vicinity, though the climax OF its
extent was reached week ago, since which
time there has been no increase. There
il no peculiar danger to be feared from
the disease, provided that the animals are
properly taken care of from the time the
Infection first appears. Ia lis early
stages it bears quite strong resemblance
to the scratches, and is really no more
difficult TO cure. The trouble arises from
the fact that the drivers have not given
their animals the proper treatment. Many
transfers have the idea that if they do
anything at all, that it is first necessary
to wash the parts affected. This they
proceed to do with soap suis. after which
they apply some kind Of poultice and
thea wonder why the horse does not &C.
well. The trouble is that the frs: idea is
wrong.
For this particular disease, the foc
should be kept dry ard the horse should
be kept 10 the stable Tn, disease makes
its appearance when there has been nj
wound or scratch on the horses feet
though more generally it results from !
bruising Of the flesh. An irritani for thu
feet Of diseased animals. which is use.
10 spite of affection. is found in the salt
which. in defiance Of the law is, durin,
| the winter season, spread upon the stree
to clear them of snow and ice. AT pres
ent the majority Of cases are among team
horses, some of which are kept nj work
Most of them. however. are under treat
ment, and the disease is believed TO be o.
the decrease. The advent Of dry wealth
err will doubtless do away with it alto
ssshere--B Ostes Herald.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
AGENTS WAITED FOR THE
REAT INDUS STR E s
mr. TtIr IiNITEn sTlTps

1902 paJes aud 900 enarinJs, printed in English and
German. Written by 20 eminent dgfhors, including
John D. Cough Hon. Leon Case Ektccrd Howiand, Rev.
E. Ei,pn Bai Philip Ripier, Albert Brisbane. Horace
Greeley, +. D. Perkins, etc. etc.
This work il a complete history Of all the bran
ches of industry, processes III manufacture etc in
all ages 1t Is a complete encycloptd ia OF arts and
man u fractures and ~ the incst entertaining and
valuable work ofieiOriuation ON subjects ofgenerai
| Interest ever offered to the public.
Our terms are liberal. We give our agent the ex-
elusive right Of territory. One Oi Our agents sold
I3s copies in eight days, another suld 3G3 in two
weeks. Our agent in Hartford sold 3t7 in week
| Specimens of the wo-k sent u agents On receipt Of
stamp For circul RS an terms TO AGENTS address
/ the publ fishers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23

SEEns: PLANTS, TREEs,-PREPAID By
- NAIL.
My rev printed descriptive Catalogue Of
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds, rs sorts of
either for 81 I; new and choice varieties Of
Fruit and Ornamental Tires, Shrubs, Ever
greens. Roses, Grapes. Lilies, Small Fruits.
House and Border Plants and Butts one year
grated Fruit Trees for mailing Fruit Stocks
OF sill kinds: Hedge Plants. &c. the most
complete assortment in the country. will be
sent gratis to any plain address. with r. q.
box. Trne Cape Cod Cranberry for upland or
owland, 70 per 1000 81 por 100; prepaid
hv mail Trade List to dealers. seeds on
Commission. Agents wanted
.. N. Watson, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse. Plymouth. Mass, Essablishsd
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
EoR SALE

The fne residence % l. Y. Allen, including g.
acres ui excellent Land, stua ed IN N"rih Hyde
Park, The House is new. large and commodtous,
fitted up with all the modern improvements. \
.aod new harm and eonv enient' ut buildings, new
CT falling water. with plenty VI wn'd and timber
on the premises. Terms easy For further partic'
ular, INQUIRE Of .|s L. y. ALLEN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
Ayers Cathartic PHI!

For the retl
cure Of al der
nenls IN lhe&
ach, liver and
els. Theyatit
aperient sh
excellcnlpug
Being pul@H
table, they COZ
nOuercur!GE
ralWlltetG
s,ri,lls sicknenf
suncringispt1
ed by Their n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23

F. HOOK roR EVERY MAN.-1hs '-ss,spe, :
~. - rllf rusrrsatIsul o. M So 49,.
- - Tsafa IA Curs q ttaasftt.. $500
f'9s.aaatsre isccllne - inass - teae~i- II
nszIIsts a. Isslssndria, tlHlslteHe1 49,
-. - SOL Hssl lsss aud ~ sthsf Sc. -
.TI.l~ fts ~ rfrsfs ~ sauth - tts indI1sfFt ~
- sx.s.~.s u,atnfs r year.. TASTE lnueta -,
70 errry so. Thgusauds have bttn tAe-lt ~
as aufk 40 trar Hay = hsalth saa hAft.- -
ID ths cissafcft Esd hcst lnt.i "a -. -.
li-hsd as thr ais uuc % this ei4ss ~ ~
lsa9nE. ssh cditl-n. rstlssa. Aseh 80 -,
llg.fr.Ied hsauf l. etAutifu ffcneh ci"th. t.ie.
s ,.,s., VI 1,iss.s. rs1BobY MEDICAL iNsri.
fIFF Nos nuihnch Sfrrft, ns,stens Ass.s' ~
~. ". a. PARKER. ASSISTANT f.tsieian. y. ~ \.
The AutkrF 49, - ouusult<d on the Afett -
A. al! disease nqulriuE skiii arc shPsfeh'e' .
EARM FOR SALE--Thv uhi'n igsed
offers for sale the Farm known A. The
Fas. Place yitaa'sd 4 IL nliles from Nerfh
wolsott aHi contains 100 acres, Siore er iess
With god house and fair barn, hop-khn
and Yard $40 TO s00 hills, and sP'cnhhi
Surar-plaee of 500 tres or more. ihe nay
can be cut with a machine, and in f'et. u j.
very easy farm to carry on. The farm hs'
beru badly rn,nared and Somewhat run down
hut nv god farming can be maiea god tarm
The undersigned will -ell said farm very cheap
anil a payday TO suit the purchaser. u rcas,n'
able. For further pir,iealars inquire Of Tn
undersigned At North wolcott
lsu6 l. c, sANBpHN'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
Every Day en- Increase I, ?
and @eiG i seem ; ID
TIE GREAT Lion e. o.
Kidncy {: -2'al,...? C.mp,,I

EAtesstSt - - ..4S-,-, = 7 ,osnn,se
Unnnry, AID Womb ,l.'-'ses, Gr7vd. Dass,II
Stnpp1gr n N-'cr. I.D.Htf.,fc- - { M. ~
case, Albuu,.nuria, Hud iu a . c..s,s wht7i',fss
dus' detiosiS ~ jhr asirr e Z. Elk fuity. b y,
Substances Ike tIc White II 80 ~, CO.. ttf.a. II.
silk. or ther. lsa nUrbi uatk. ti.luu, rfJa7=
white hnucsdusi G,.u,iis. amt when t-yss Z at.
burning sensation wLvu Passing water. arl lt.,i
r'll nt TIE Blesatl .lJn, e.. !.0.s. hr.as
NOR as. TIE OILY h5gJ and 3 s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
HEicxIYs1 ENnRAtT EtIIotl5-.

?, ' H. :, - :, - ~ =" .ht4iitei:f.a.rs ,t
lite exilrusc, lii;i',riu t..,i's So ..ih =.
conyciicucc. and D, xl','si..c. 10 81 80 NC
quent dcS!ru. q. Il ~ ~ ~ ~ - l'''-'' ~
Curing 5 rittur,s { tie rcthra, AuAyh'@ s'i'
and Inflammation - frequent ~ thf's 81 ~ ~ a..
eases, and rxpc.hug t,l irir2uous matter
EEAslNEY'S EXTRACT BucF''7
sleopcr hottie O. i.Ni'l % fnrf'eh dclvr''
to auy aGU'cz.. cuis 'it' Hrs -t'''' -
arm -t.lr,A ~, e-tWl.-fl .r Hhr'u s.
IKE sfNEI =. tl lu~'7 T. =
10 whom a.. I.csl .. ....Ili.o.. t.s'., q .
addressed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
TUNER OF ~ Year, Gro,
Cured b. LsMSiEEaY's E,cA. 3.

HFyfELy NA.A, JIt D. \
DU, kspwr - have hsi U.1f.t 20 Turner 20 g., sy-s
bowels. Al Ne bactars slIl TEgt wai no iaI fFha Z
every thing Sat rvtunrrra.a Tee r,ta g- t.r..
tas yesr Re- lrsut and thrcr rrul lFv L tsf ~ s
IN ", h-au'e had uigrs1 if tu.lte yfaH Iiat " j
Of the f,-soly~t', md H1s lfyr; 'Rgas 30 rui n
Ties ~ ysur ic1fy Rel z; H.l t5r Itrlft 90 ss.r
seen ~ hlt, asl 's.i better, tplTi,f RpH tH,tHrusI
for twelve years. TIE v,rt tairaF Wa .. H.. o r,s.
bowels, Over tie grin write The 70 - Eg . sa
0ihsn. iJa can sti,sh ., Il sa sh5o's,
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=l1ID EXTRACT BuCHl-
n ~. - t.u,un Remedy fur 70 g.
.sse sad las rurud escry e.-c ~ -
Midi Ia hs lon u, 81. lriiaih ~ -
~ tse niadier aid inhanirnuiipn ~ -. .
T-l'rr.ff,o , 4 The hidncy : ard tlhNut's
tion ~ Urine. Diseases u th, t.fit'.
Sto,. in me lifadlc-. onrel. lrEba-t
and Nucunz - Milky Di-ril-, -, 81 Poi
fcchied md nailsat q Con-tituilt fsti tu'h
AMENDED With 10 following ynpiri u
on P,s,tcr LIS ~ " emory, ~ hcgl.{ -
ine. WEEK Nerve. Wakcfnln,s., Pam -.
nsrk Fiu.hiha 4 lie iifsiy. Efirniion en " -.
p.nid C.ygnfeaanrc ia-~ilu',c q hetys'c - tN !.
Is-d hy J., rsufs IL 10 o. me 'r q ~
NE. aficr eaaaucme.st ~ Lar pas, t.--f '
ling In al. liren. etc.
in many al, ciluns prcr ar -
tract Euchi i uucqunl''l J O. 80
A. In Chinr.,sf. or 1tetuuisilt. - 20 Pr. ,-'-
frinr.s an Snnfrc-sian tf turfi'i' DO '''' 80.
Ulccuited or Sclhrrus sia'f - q - 1,N-
eorrho.a - Wilt {, 81 flif.. ! 90 -
plaints in,idrHt % Tbs ttH- 81 i- tNrl.
eTtepsivciv Is the mort cin rT' f-i. Pr. ~
Midviscs for rpfocb. i sd seir '''-i'~
tions AZ lslth sexes and all axes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
TEVHV Am 90.

FEVER AND AGCE sl--- r-ise.,L
- o. -lstirl aFct I1 tas go. a. -
: a Aslis, AID alt sihrf A4a -. 80. =
/ lnif, lsss ard sthfr Fru-. ~ - =
fif.l.al % g1'eE ., RAuWAYr, ~,
fiity c.uta ~ tpiiiv. bl,a . nrsss--,,- 1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-23
HEALTH! BEIJTy

STEDNo AND rf-r. I'd. o ~, ~
EFhtiIis i. N, I, ~. .5 gas ,.'a
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14
The Kind word spoken.

"Blcss you for the kind word spoken
was the response of a poorly clad and W.1
ried looking man, who had seated h.m...I
on the steps Of "A large mansion u reply fY
a gentlemanly person who approached uI
was about mounting the steps and whu boo
kindly and sympathetic tone OF voice Hl.
dressed the stranger
INV good man, YOU look wcaricd auI
fatigued come into the house aud rest your.
self and partake Of some refreshments. 90.
You appear b. be- In need Of nOuri-hmcut.
The tears rose in the eyes Of the stranger
A. he listened ~ the above words. lic WHs
indeed nearly worn out with fatigue, having
travelled far 10 reach the city, and had not
partaken Of food during the day. Iic had
seated himself on several steps before b. rest
himself aud from each he had been driven
AS a yagrant until, sad and -0rr0Wful OF
heart he had gone onward as long a.. De- WINS
able 20 walk, the demon Of dark despair cu-
circling round his soul when Of a sudden
the bright rays Of heaven shOne upon him
by the magic influence Of the sympathctic
voice that spoke kindly 10 him. Oh, proud
and naughty man, what will your wealth
avail you when the summons comes for you
TO pass away from earth How will thc
record Of your heart bear evidence of kind
ness shown 70 your poor brother Even
though he be poor, ay, and has slnncd, hC ls
your brother notwithstanding, and your OBJ
legations to him are as binding al though Dag
were your equal in wealth yes, more So for
Won have that which he needs, and duty
and humanity demand that you should sup
ply nc least his present needs. The kind
word spoken 10 the poor and those bowed in
affection touches "A chord whose vibrations
ascend 10 the celestial sphere, and scraph
hearts beat with glRdnes and joy. such
words are Gods messengers.
The poor man, though forlorn and t0r-
saken Of men, ia the purity Of his soul and
afIinities may be fitted for a high place in
the mansions Of celestial glory. IL may De
Gods purpose that the poor, and even those
termed vicious, are among us as trials OF
mans love and humanity. Oh, wealthy
man, take heed and spurn. not the poor and
the destitute, for they arc human-thcy are
your brothersl The God who created you
created them. You are both made in his
image and his Hkeness.- W0rldS Masonic
Register,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14
The Princess ana her Dre->maI.er.

4 Paris dressmaker, named Du Riez,
had for long time on her books an ac-
count due by the Princess Josephine, a
cousin of the Queen of Spain, and all her
applications to obtain payment made to
that lady herself or to her royal relatives
had been without effect, when the creditor
learned that her customer had arrived in
Paris. She Immediately procured the
aid of 4 huissier and Commissary of
Police, and laid an embargo on the Prin-
cess luggage in the hotel at which she
had alighted, and then took the necessary
steps to justice to have the seizure made
valid. The lady, who had treated all
the applications for money with supreme
contempt, condescended to treat now that
she found herself in her adversary's
power, and gave notice that she would
attend the court, to contest the amount
of the bill, which was fixed at 5, 295
francs. Saturday last was named for the
hearing, but the Princess failed to put In
an appearance, and the Judges, in con-
sequence, made seizure definite.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14
ITEMS ADOUT THE SEX.

The women of Ohio demand that they
shall be allowed to vote on the new con-
stitution.
Maria Dell loaded her crinoline with
fans in Canada, and sold them in Rock
port. n. Y. = an ingenious method Of
g raising the wind "
The girls in Springfield Mass fac
tory are supplied by the proprietors with
chewing gum, in order that they may not
waste time in talking.
An ambitious maiden of Burlington,
VT, has reached the height of six feet
seven inches already, and has several
years to grow on.
One profession (says Punch) is safe
from the invasion Of women. She may
enter the army, but it is impossible that
she can man the navy.
Five young ladies contested in the
New York swimming match for pair Of
gold bracelets and some coral earrings.
DR. Mary Walker was arrested in Bal
more for wearing mans attire. On ex-
animation she was discharged. Does this
mean that DIR. Mary is properly dressed
Ida Leggett took notion to ''leg it "
out of Wisconsin Jail, the other day,
and did so accordingly.
A Warren county girl, only thirteen
years Of age, walked five miles the other
night to elope with young man. There
can be no doubt in regard to the sincerity
of her motives.
Miss fanny W. Roberts, Of Kittery,
Me-, a licensed preacher, has been given
authority by the Governor of Maine to
solemnize marriages-the first instance of
the kind in that State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14

Macon, Ga, has not single public
school building.
The crops in middle Georgia are said
to be looking fine.
The Savannah News styles the wasp
g the red-hot child of nature"
A Columbus, Ga, pouItryman sold
21,000 live chickens in eighteen months.
The Cairo & Fulton Railroad will soon
be completed to GAINESVILLE, Texas.
Up to July 1st, there had only been
one death from disease in Rome, Ga.
for thirty days.
New flour is beginning to come in, and
is of superior quality. The quality of
the wheat, this season, is much better
than last.-ROme ga Courier.
The heaviest production of cotton is
in the States of Arkansas, Louisiana, and
Mississippi. Kentucky and Maryland
produce the largest relative amount of
tobacco.
Hereafter, that portion of the New Or
leans, Mobile and Texas road, lying east
Of New Orleans will be known as the
New Orleans and Mobile, and that west
as New Orleans and Texas railroad.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14

meaning was made clear to me. knel
and cried, %, Azrael! give my flower
into thy keeping. See that thou beaI
her tenderly to sunny plains, where angel
hands shall welcome her. Then called
my child. She came, and laid her sun
ny head upon my shoulder. / gave the
cup of death into her hand; watched
her drink it. l spoke playful words to
| her; l tJld her it was the elixir of life,
and she smiled as she took it from my
hand | drew her to the easement; she
lay in my arms, and l spoke to her of the
things she loved-of the flowers and stars;
and of the heavenly plains where her
mother wandered. She listened dreamily
l forced my lips to smile as she clasped
her arms about my neck. Her breath
futtered a little, and her startled eyes
sought mine. | turned away. Suddenly
she said, My father, there is some one
standing in the moonlight, holding out
to me a fair white lily Then | knew
the guardian of our race had come for
this, his child.
"In the morning came the Spaniard.
[ bade him follow me. We stood beside
her He wrung his hands and wept. |
had foiled the demon.
do you wonder that while others
smile, my lips are grave? Do you marvel
that keep vigil by the couch of pain and
SORROW? / have no remorse. L do no |
wrong Her pure white soul went up to
God without one stain Of earth to mar its
loneliness But O, my child my child
Faint voices call to me-a hand has beck
oned from the stars-mY time is short
My angel ones, | comet"
x X * i; K
| laid down the manuscript with a
,hudder. Could this be? looked around
ne fearfully. There, in her dress of
green, Gods beautiful earth smiled up at
he sky The birds were singing over
lead; in the kitchen, Jean and Lisette
we're laughing the bees hummed in and
tut of my window. Life, busy, beauti-
u life, was all around me. Turning the
.ey on the ghostly story, went out into
he sunshine.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14
MEMORIALS or THE aE4RT.

We may shred the nloSs-Veil from the rose
The blossoms from the spray;
The bloom that pearls the luscious grap'
touch viii blush away;
The vine may loosen from the tree
Ii chung to once so fast:
But the heart will keep its memories
Till lie itself be past.
The gold must die from sunset skies
The purple from far hills,
The foam flowers iade from opal waves,
Drouth hush the babbliBg rills,
The earth grow cold aud passiohless
Meath winters bitter blast:
But the heart will Keep its memories
Till time ITSELF be past.
The flush will fade from cheek and brow !;
Tie sweet smile " ane and die;
The freshness leave the coral lip,
Tears dim the brightest eye;
outh, beauty, hope, and happiness,
h Ell love. may die at last,
But the heart Will keep its memor
Till life itself be past.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14

The Charleston News reports that the
Southern cotton mills are working full
time and are making money. They
claim to have learned that yarn can be
manufactured in South Carolina, shipped
to the North, and sold there at 3 net
profit of five cents per pound, after de-
Quoting commission and other expenses ;
and that certain class of colored goods
sent North can be sold at profit of ten
cents a pound Yarns have also been
shipped and sod in Manchester, Eng
land, at profit of four and quarter
cents a pound. The News therefore ad-
yises the Northern manufacturers to send
their machinery down South and estab-
cotton mills.