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REVENGE:

Thoroughbred, a Golden SOucl, &c hand, highs
for breeding and form he has not an equal in this
country.
PEDIGREE by imported Monarch. is dam,
Fashion, by imported Trustee ID dam, Bonnes o Blue by
sir Charles Sd DAM Reality by Sir Archy 4th DAM by In
ported Medley 5th dam by imported Sentinel 9th dam by
Marx Anthony; 18th dam By imported Janus; Sth dam by
imported Monkey 9th dam by imported Silver Eye; 10th
dam by Spsnkcr.
Fashion was most celebrated Race Mare OF her age
winning 81 out OF 30 races q OF which were four mile races
lost she out OF condition being beaten In
much slower time than the sowest she made In her winning
races (See the pedigree of Revenge and Fashion in Be
American Sud Book, y. $50 - -
Monarch, by imported Priam, bred by His Majesty King
William w, at Hampton Court, and mportedo by Col Wade
HAMPTON, OF South Carolina lot dam, imported Dephne,
BY Whskers; ID dam. Ny Lady by Gomus 50 dam the
Fergus 9Th dam, Sylvia, by Young MaTske 9th dam Fer
rett brother to Sylvia th dam by leguus Sth dam
by Lord Mortens Arabian 9th dam by Mxbury 10Th dam
by Mulso Bay Barb; nth dam by Bay Bolton 18th dam BY
ConeysAin; 18th dam by Huons Grey Barb nth dam by
Byeriy's Turk; 18th dam by BUSTER.
Monarch many races and never lost heat or race
(See BrErs'S fHjsriCQD san Book, p. 30
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uArCuELOR,S HAIK DYE.

This superb Hair DYE II the bs b ths tfid The only
True and Perfect Dye. Harmless reliable instantaneous;
disappointment ridiculous tnts or unpleasant odor
Remedies the M effects of bad dyes washes Produces
splendid Black natural Brown ;eayes the
hair Ceqp, S1f, btufl The genuine signed w A. Batch
eor Sold by an druggists lHAS. BATCHELOE,
Nov la'T2- ~ Proprietor, y. \.
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JOSEPH T. INMAN,
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Ecy. william II Norton while residing in Brazil as
Missionary discovered in that land of medicines remedy
for CoSsUXpTGoY, SCRoFULA, SoRE THEoAT, CouGHS
COLDS, ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS. This remedy
has cured myself alter a.! other medicines had failed
Wishing benefit tie suffering will send the recipe for
preparing and u'ng this remedy to all who dce. FREE
OF CHANGE.
Please send envelope with your name ga! atdc, on
H. Address,
Roy. WILLIAM II. MOTION,
ma,-!.ry Ci5 Bfoadway, New York city.
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CA-TORIA Is more than substitute for Castor
on It's the only SAFE article in existence which is certain
10 the food regulate the bowels, wind cole
and produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals
uorph or alcohol and pleasant TO take Children need
40. ,-,. and mothers may rest febl5-6mos
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As ,uportcd Dy RIALE BROS Wholesale and Retail Gro
Ccrs, No. ~ La sale street.
OTTAWA, July H. 1879.
Corn and cats market better. Flour lower, ao
see bv our quotations. Butter l5c for choice
poor butter from ) to l2t. New chickens plenty.
No other special change;
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YOUNG LION:

4 Canadian French Stallion, year, old, stands
1914 hands high weighs 400 lbs; jet Black,
with very heavy manC and tail; for splendid bone,
style and actions, he is acknowledged by compc-
tent horscmcn to be the best horse Of his class
that was ever raised in Canada
PEDIGREE.-Young Lion, sired by Occur de
Lion, dam 10y Black Diamond, mare that could
trut in . 49, and q winner on the turf.
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Josiah Bagley's barn was struck by light
ring ON the Sd inst, and burned. Los about
SJo0-coyered by insurance
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a CARD.

Clergyman, while residing In south America as mis-
onay discovered safe and simple remedy for the Cure
of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Disease OF the Trina
~ nd Seminal Organs and the whole train OF disorders
brought on by banef and yicou. habits Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy Prompted By de
sire 20 bench, the afflicted and unfortunate will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine II sealed en-
yclopc, to any one who needs II, Free Of Cdurga
address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
rlnryl-iv Stallion D. Blbe House. New YORK C.tI.
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Spefial Gotifes.
w A GES

FOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK. Any per.
SON old young of either make from 30 TO $50
per week. at home in connection with other business
Wanted by all. Suitable to either city country and any
season o the year. This is opportunity for those
whc are out OF work. and out of money TO make an indie
pendent living. No capital being required our pamphlet,
"HOw TO MAKE LIVING" giving tull instructions, sent
on receipt OF 10 cents. Address A. BURTON CO., Nor
risania, Westminster county, n. Y.
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The Confessions of an Invalid.

TuRLIsnEp A. A WARNING and for the benefit OF YOUNG
NES ANp UTHERs who suffer from NERVOUS DEBlLlIn
LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc. supplying the means or Sep
cure Written by one who cured himself after undergoing
considerable Quackery and sent Tree on receiving posi-
sgasrsts are Invited 10 address the author.
" NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
lime liam Box 1853. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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SllNCr........... .'.''''. '''''''l W.
Exchanges on New York, = premium selling
La Sale county bonds, par and Interest.
Foreign exchange is selling at 81 per {,
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New York Market.

New York Market.
New YORK july 10, le,&
Whcat-Primc spring, $l.i!@$ l4%.
Ryc-19c
Barlcy-9jc
Dat5-44c@i5c.
Corn-57@6Oc, western mixed.
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PRIZES.

The Association Offers the following prizes, to
be awarded at the Kendall County Agricultural
Fair of 1874, for Colts sired by their Horses:
For the best Colt sired by PANIC, 500 cash and
the service of the Horse.
For the best Colt sired by REVENGE, out of 3
thoroughbred Mare, provided there are three en-
tries, 500 cash; the best out of 4 common Mare,
$50 cash; and service of the Horse.
For the best Colt sired bv ioUNG LION, So in
cash and the service Of the Xorsc.
For the best Colt sired by IoUNG SCOTLAND,
$40 cash and the service NJ .hc Horse.
Members Of tn 1spc'i.5v u,' o''o',s' 70 COM
pit tor TIE abors D,i-ss
P.ss,, Il, May i,tA. Isl.
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ID EMOSAI..
MISS ANNA FIELD
Has Removed her Dress Making Business TO
Main street, over Scott Houtz & Co.'S

Where she will BE- pleased TO her customer,
and As many ne may favor her with cal. she Il
nov making up SDme
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Very Best Plan


ny which you can obtain Lie Insurance 10 the Low Pre-.
nium, All cash, stock Plan. 1t FURNISHES the larsas.
amount OF Insurance .or given SUN Of money The con.
:ac plain and definite without Complicatoa mystery,
or uncertainty. The policy is always worth 10 face, the
premium never increases It tie mos. satisfactory AMI
RANCE COMPANY, otHMtford, Conn grants Lie Insurance
upon this excellent plan. It's security Is questioned
Apply to any Agent, or send 70. aCrcuiar,
A DORM YOUR HOMES with the new
\ Chrome, Awake" and Asleep" sells like wi!tfre.
The pair for 10 cents large discount % agents Af
dress W. +. CARtENrER, Foxbcro, Mass.
hhO Per Wool. IN CASH 10 Agents
MILL j Everything furnished and cNpcusC9 paid, A.
- ~ COULTER CO., Charlotte, Mich.
MONEY MS Eagaig with stencil as l., Key c@sGs
FREE. 5. NJ. sPgScsa, III Hanover St., Boston.
SIS to $40 ssaS ss All yonSs
old make more money A. work for US 10 Their spare mo-
free. Address @. sTiNsoN & CO, Portland. Maine
WORKING CLASS IS M5aF week Se 7 G snaaa
eed. Respectable employment at home day or evening
of Goods sent free by mall Address with six ceu return
stamp. NJ YOUNG Il co, l7S Greenwich St. n. !.
OH LOOK sS@ @ we to pleas: " yos. ta at
T suit YOU ali once tried you viii not be W6oat %
'''''' '"'"' 'ROGERs & HENRY Lewiston, Me.
will insert an advertisement of ono inch space month
n61nrst-class Illinois Papers
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Very New and Stylish Suits

OF eyery Kind OF Spring Goods The ladies' S do well
op IN and look AZ the new patterns as veil as the nicely
ntteh up rooms Patterns Of every description. Also
nlves Sell enE Chart for sale aud Instructions EiyCn
The best dres- chart ever u-ed rnay1
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Tho New Elastic Truss. An Important
tt<t' II retains the Rupture at all times and under
fort and kept on night and day effects permanent
IN ~" weeks Sold cheap and sent by mali when request
% Circulars free when ordered by letter sent to The Elias
uC Ituss o. No eS Broadway, " Y city. Nobody uses
QGIary. nayi; -raw-Iy
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COUNTY -upEKINTEND
OF SCHOOLS.
OFFICE IN OTTAWA,
why Endure what Can be Cared?

u the High school-thrd ward. Office days, second and
Durh Saturdays In every month. JANIS -
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They have In stock and will constantly keep lsI
sortent OF Metallic Burial Cases Cssets and Plain Co ms
Al yery low rates good Hearse for city or county
Ottawa, March =. 1873 RUSSELL q son
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lnterestiug 10 those who arc A mtcted with
Chronic Blsenses.

For there Is cure for you although yoI may have tried IN
vain heretoro. and failed; get reef bu, you win nd
itn you come TO DE. !. WARD. You ain not be dis,a
pointed In finding that which you sought aer so long
the blessing Of health restored.
DIR. ). wAED is nov permanently located In ot'av,
once up stars Mrs Gre-g's Millinery store Msia 81
Ottawa, I!s. ;. WARD, NJ o.
O'taVs, June ~. 49,.
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EON-TON TLIETATiON SIGNALS,
Sent receipt OF - cts Unique Printing and Publishing
House, - NcTCy street. New orb.
The HeCkyvit N $40 Portal bio Fam
tlS Sewing Mac nine. on 30 Days
ITinl many advantages over al. Satisfaction guaran
bccIWlh Sewing Machine o., sb2 Broadway, y. y.
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L1our white winter wheat, y 100 hs...........
r,hnut rnta ali b ION n
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,Spefial 1otirfs.

Al al other ZINES Gas this Is the only pace ne VS Pc
sionaly) he may be found at Chicago.
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SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1873.
Justice Before Gencrosity

Suppose the General Assembly Vol o
to pass an Act giving to Norton Bliss &
Co, ont aud out, Twenty Million. of dbl
lars, but declaring clrat chose gentlemen
had rendered no consideration therefor,
and that the act was passed merely to
test the power of the Legislature anj
the dispositions Of the Supreme Court of
this State.
Would the Supreme Cyust order a
mandamus to compel the payment Of
che twenty millions? Mos, decidedly
No!
Suppose again that tho Legislature,
for the same purpose, were TO girc to
these gentlemen twenty millions OF DOL
lars in Bonds. Is thsre any law on
earth by whi.h tho payment Of those
bouds could be enforced? Not in the
wide world. The Legislature may pro.
vide for paying the debts of the State,
but it has no constitutional authority to
gire ur"y the money Of che citizen.
Newsif the gseg;.la.urs soula- no. ,s;-e
rw~nry~ aHnons rC nad no right to give
seven millions. And il the Legislature
cannot give il, clearly the Supreme
Court eanuot. And yet ,his is, in effect,
precisely wbs. Morton, Bliss Il CO. ask
the Supreme Cour' to do. Over seven
millions Of .drllars in bonds are admit.
ted TO be fraululent-to have been
isSu.d aud received without con II .ra
.iioD. And yet the Supreme Coari is
asked 10, compel the Comptroller General
to pay the interest on them precisely as
if the State had received dollar for
dollar Of cir full fase value
Can tho Supreme Court perpetrato,
indirectly, an cnormi,y which tho Leg
islature, cvon if it hid the will, has no
power to commit?
We await anxiously tho decision of
the law giving branch Of Che govern.
mcnt.
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A most touching. story comes to us
in Western exchange, concerning q
lady in Kentucky. who wa sitiCken
with sudden failing of the optic nerve
and was told that she could not retain
her sight more than few days at NEST,
and was lab . to be totally deprived of
il at any moment. She returned 70 her
home, quietly made such arrangements
as would occur TO any ono about to com
mencc 80 dark journey of life, and
then bad her two children, nttired / n
their brightest costumes, brought before
her; aud so, with their. little faces lifted
to hers, and tears gathering for the great
misfortune they hardly realized, tho
light faded out of the mothers eye,.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that from on and
after TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF JULY,
1873. to WEDNESDAY tile 10Th DAY OF
AUGUST, this Office will be UPEN to re.
ceire the RETURNS of REAL and PER-
SONAL PROPERTY of this County. Tax
payers are requested to have Correct List
of the different Glasses of Lands as follows ::
Number Of Acres of Planting Laud.
Number Of Acres of Meadow and Pas
ture.
Number Of Acres ef Wood Land.
and Number of Buildings.
Each Tract of Land must be returned
separate IN the Township where it lies,
and at the same time they will make their
Return of Personal Property. Moneys and
Credits.
Taxpayers are urgently requested to be
PROMPT in MAKING their RETURNS as
the LAW requires me to add Penalty of
90 per cent. to the Real and Personal Pro-
Perty Of Dclinqucnis, which in EVERY
INSTANCE WILL BE DONE
JAS. Vas TASSEL,
Co. Auditor.
june % g,
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Death OF SENATOR SannisSn.

State Senator james L. Jamiscu, of
Orangsburg, Says the Colunlbia L'nion-
Herald, departed .his life on the I'd in-
stant, at ten minutes after eleven o'clock
For some tim, the deceased has be On
suferins from lingering illness, and q
few days sgo his mAlady took an nm
favorable turn, beyond the skill of his
1Aysician.
James J.. Jamison was starnck and
energetic Republicsn ard prominent
l.ader Of tho paSty in the county Of
sOrsngeburg. lie was member of she
Legislature Of 1870, aud ~, and took
prominent part in all matters Of psbiio
interest that came before that body. He
rose TO commanding inausncc among bic
constituents, aud 10 the last election wss
nominated sSd elected State Senator By
a very handsome assjorhy. During tho
lust Legislature he began to make his
nsIk in she deliberations Of che Senate
and gave prsn,iss Of q Useful career.
He was universally liked BY all
who knew him, and bis less will be
seriously felt among the people oe Or.
angoburg. May he rest 10 praee.
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A Ducl 20 tine Death.

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, July L.
A sPeoial dispatch to the New Orleans
Times dated at Montgomery Station,
Mississippi, via Bay 81. Louis, states
that duel was 70 igh. Gear Mou,gnm.
cry Station this morning between ex-
Judge VIM H. Cooley and Colonel r.
b. Rhett, Jr., editor Of the Picayuno,
in which tho fosmer was killed at ihe
second Ere. The parties arrived ut the
grounds on the same train at ten o'clock
this morning. Colonel Rhctt was ao.
eompanied BY Mr. Charles Roman and
DR.. j. Dickson Bruns. Judge Cooley
vas attended by Colonel Geo. w. Carter
and Major McRae. The weapons used
weie deuble barfclled shot guus, one
baffel Of which was Traded With single
BAH. The distance was forty yards.
Unpon the arrival ..of the party at the
place selected for the duel, the gr,uad
was promptly measured of, the positions
selected. and tho parties placed. Al
the 6rst FIRE Colonel Ehstt's shos ranged
high, and Judge Cooley's to tho right.
Judge Cooley delivered. his Sre first.
Neither OF the parties was hit, and q
second exchange Of shots Has arranged.
At the secoud FIRE both principals fred
simultaneously, aud Cooley fell mortally
wounded, the shot entering his left side,
snd apparently passing through his
heart. He expired in six minutes, with,
out apparent suffering. Before dying
he said So DR.. Holiday, who was at
tendiBs him, 81 am ihos through the
breast This was che only uttsrabce
Of tho dying man. The gentlemen on.
gagged in the affair. as soon as the duel
had terminated, exchanged the usual
cour'esies and separated with the ex
prssOios Of mutusl respect and consider.
alton.
The duel grew out Of an srtiole which
appeared in the Pieayuue last wosk,
aud which drew from Judge Cooley a
very abusive sud insulting card, pub
lished in abe New OyIesus Tfin,ss Of the
9th ult. Colonel Rhett 10 South
Carolinian, and has been for some time
editor Of the Pionyune. Judge Cooley
was the counsel in the Hawkins lib al
suit against tho Pioayuno, in which a
verdict of $4,000 damages was rend
cred. Colonel Rhe,t was not touched
10 The exchange Of shots.
LArsR PARTICULARS.
NEW ORLiE,Fs, July I.
The evening Herald has the follow
ing particulars Of the duel: "For sevcr-
al days past this community has been
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IN FORCE ON AND AFTER juicy 1st, 1873.
l. Frnnking privilege abolishsd.
2. Postnabse5s supplied with official
stamps.
3. Official stamps must not DO use d
except for official business.
4, Stamps Of one department. can not
be used for correspondence oi another.
s. No matter can pass through the
mails free
6. Postage must be collected on news
papers where delivered.
z. Exchangess net free Publishers
must pay postage on each exchange
received.
8. Postal cards uncalled for are not
sent 20 tho dead letter Office.
8. Postal cards oauno. be used a
second time.
10. Ordinary cards can Be trs nsmi.-
ted through the mails BY afixing q ono
cent stamp. provided tho entire NJ SIS. go
is pribted. The address may bo writtoa.
POSTAGE.
LeHers.-Three oeuts for each half
ounce or fraction thereof.
Drop Letteys.-W delivered by
carriers, two cents for eaoh half ounce or
fraction thereof. At other Offices, one
cent for each half ounce or fraction
ther6ofs
Printed .Katttr.--Onc cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof. Seeds,
bulbs, cuttings, roots, scioss, one cent
for each half ounce or fraction thereof
MetchGndise Two cents for each two
oaness OF ffaciea thereof, limited TO
twelve ounces. When any Of the above
matter il usih or utsr,sid. b
s~@ches its Destination.
double rates should be charged and
collected. = Poao6ce Gazette.
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sherif's S Sales.

BY virtue of Sundry Executions to me di-
recie'i. will scil TO tho highest bitlier. n
Orangeburg G. H., on the FIRST Mon.
DAY in July next, FOR CASH, all the
Right, Title and Interest or the Defend.
ants in the following Property. viz:
All that certain lot and bindings thereon
sittfate and being in the Town Of Iewisville.
orangehnPg County. on the Western side of
81 uth Carolina railroad, bounded North by
lands now or lately of the Soulh Caroliaa
fniiroAd Company, separated by line l4l
feet lens, and on the East by line 50 feet
long, running parallel to the main tract of
che said Raiitead 100 feet from centre Of
said traet' and on the South by line l6l
feet long separating il from lot now or late
y OF said Railroad Company. occupied by
station Master, and on the West BY a line
s2 feet loug separating il from laltis now or
lately OF said Rsilrosd Company
One other tract Of land in said County.
containing es acres more less, bounded by
lands OF +. j. Buyck, Tm. Spigner and W.
IL. Wise. Levied on as the property of Win
heid Clark at the suit of Belolrer, Park &
Co., and oihcrs.
One Horse. Levied on as the f,topertv NJ
L. L. Myers at the suit Of n. Z. Clark.
Sheriff's Offee. II. CAIN.
Orangeburg G. II. S. c. s.,
June 20th, 1871.
june - Id
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much excited by the apprehensious of a
duel between Colonel X. Il. Rhett Jr.,
the editor OF the ricayuhe, aud Judge
VIM. IL. Cooley, the leading counsel in
the case Of Hawkins We. the Picayuu e.
On Friday Colonel Rhett sent poremp-
tory challenge to Judge Cooley, which
was accepted. The meeting, however,
was agreed to be postponed until Tues
day on account of Judge Cooley's en-
gagements to argue the rule for new
trial before Judge Hawkins, which
came up yesterday. During the COURSE
of the argument Judge Cooley, in op-
posing the motion for n continue nee i,
remarked that if the case went ON until
"Wednesday be might not be alive to
argue it. And 80 it sadly turned out.
The parties left in the Mobile train al
. O'Clock this morning, arriving at
Montgomery Station about 10 o'clock,
where the party got off Montgomery
Station where the duel occurred is a
wild sandy looking place, some four or
five miles this side of Bay st. Louis,
where the road passes through wood
of tall Pires, behind which is an open
field. Near by and on the line of the
railroad is small cottnge occupied by
family, but, with this exception, thore
are no residents nearer than three quar-
ters of a milo. This dificulty is one Of
the sad results Of the Ubiquitous Haw-
kins suit against the Picaynnc, of which
Colonel Rhett is the editor. In his
speech for the prosecution Judge Cooley
made reflections upon that paper which
called forth the editorial in the next
issue of the Picayuuo pronounciug them
false. Judge Cooley then ad dressed
communications to the editor calling for
explanations, which not being accorded,
DO followed it up Sy publishing card
asrailing Colonel Rhett. A challenge
promptly followed, and the result is now
before our readers. This is not the FIRST
duel in which Judge Cools yha, been
concerned. Some years before the w.r
he Hpet Dr.. Kaufman, one of his psrish.
toner's, upon the field Of honor, and after
al exchange Of shots an amcable ad-
just'1snt of che difficulty was male, nd
thereafter the parties became warm
friends. Tho body was brought to the
city this evening, and wa, left at tho
Lazsbers Hospital The funeral will
take place 10 rforrow."
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6 B ITU A RY.

pfEp-On the 23rd of June 1878. at
Or 'ngcburg. ROSA AUG USTA iufant dauyh-
ter OF James J.. Cannon, and Mary " A..
Cannon, aged nine months and tw enty-threu
days.
Just little life just q brief prattI and
Few caresses; just long enough to endear
It's little self TO its parents and friends. an
the voice is hushed. the hands are folded
ana the sfill cold form announces hat the
change of Death has passed. uoou tho lov.I
one.
Suffer little children tor come unto M"
weFe the words Of ,hc Saviour Of mon. He
loves httle children; and in Eis bosom the
little lamb 10 restiiug n,w.
lis better SO. What is life. It's gran d
aspirations, its successes and hon. ors are but
the tinsel crowns Of May day pageant
that will fade even when At the bri gSt est.
But the child is in Heaven. "Of such is the
Kingdom cf Heaven"
With the Cherubim the baby iisps it's
praises at the thfore. The angels are tuu-
ing now its lips TO ohaunt the anthems of
joy and love.
Better thus, bettey thus!
Sfured from the care, the teurs. the
ssains, the temptations Of earth, in it's in
fant innoce Ece IL is recellei to its sphere in
Heaven.
Wipe those tears anil cease those sobs
Tis better thus.
Yes! thou a.t sed ere guilt had pswsr
To stain thy cherub souI and form,
Closed 10 the soft ephemeral flower,
That never fslt storm
The sunbeana's smile, the Zephyrs breath
All that - kneW-from birth TO death.
Thou vert so like form Of light
That Hesveu benignly called thee hsaee;
Ere yet The world could bYeath one blight,
Der thy sweet innocence:
And thoGthat brighter home To- bliss
Art Passed with all thy loveiincss,