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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

SUMr1UAI9 LAw.-Frederick l.auer Of
Reading, has aadlessed circular to Senators
and Representatives and to the people If Penn
sylvania, on the subject OF Sumpluary Laws, III
which he skes ground against the law prohib-
iting the sale of liquor in many counties in That
state. lie argues from the premises that laws
Of this KIND ale M lSt and unequal, and gives
tie authority of lumber of lJiyiues, Govern
ofs, ex-Goytruogs, PIoiess urs, members OF Con
gress aud others. IN support al his POSITION
After careful anaiy sis Of the whole subject e
ulges the Senators and Representatives elect 10
Vote for the unconditional rpcal Of the Local
Option act, for The fo.lowIr amnug other lea
sons
]. II has proven imperative as a restraint M
on the Incorporate us of liguofs
=. II has been condemned 10y amaiority of the
cities and e)unties Of heStatr, voting by ejpor.
districts, aud by large maJpl ity NJ lhn aggregate
Vote of the State. The city of Philadelphia
alone has cast u majority Il 32hO) against II
the aggregate mai1uy exclusive Of that city,
was $1,000.
3. Ii is in the nature If Spec;W ip1,Sinitou
the pernicious tu'ts If whlch ll become so
grlat and mtderabe that tie trainers of our
n.w cons ution were compelled ty Ii pres IRE
OF popular opinion to adopt provision pro-
hibting all such legislation IN the future
4. 1t is an unconstitutional invasion of the
rights of every Citizen who has Invested his
capital i'll, and devoted his industry 10, the pro-
ductlon Of spirituous. viuoits or mall LIQUORS
under existing laws.
3. 1t depliyes all such citizens Of that se1ua'
ity before the law, il. their business relations
which the Constitution Of the United States, In
obedience TO the enlightened public spirit OF the
age, now guarantees 10 al, in the exercise OF
their civil rights.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

A REAL MisER.-For many wears an old
man named John Helm has kept small fruit
stand on one OF the streets of Baltimore, and
by his miserable appearance and total disn-
gard oil the weather he attracted the attention
oil every one In the neighbothood. Many chart
table people had inquired where he lived, Lut
were never able to learn anything about his
private life. II seems, however, that be was
married, and lived in the western part of the
city, where he kept his family in state of alb
ject poverty hardly Allowing them the common
necessaries OF life. On Thursday night he was
suddenly taken sick, and yesterday lie died,
Alter his death his wife visited the fruit stand :,
and found concealed in IN old candle box
81, $40, mostly In currency.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

AN APPEAL FOR THE PosT.-A late nun
Der Of the Observer, published at Centreville.
Md, contains all article advocating a more eff
fective mode of punishment for the petty
thieves of Maryland, who regard few months
imprisonment as mere play. We make the fol-
lowing extract "fhe whipping post and the
pillory have been soreiy ridiculed, but still thew
stand as effectual barriers between the honest
and the dishonest They hold over the heads
of wrOng-doers terror which prevents crime
and guarantees TO the community security in
the possession Of what they have Il gently
labored to accumulate, and we are Informed BY
one of Delaware's most popular and intelligent
citizens that but four men ever Rugged the post
twice. One sound thrashing with CATO -nine-
tail acts like charm In preventing return to
the post. We must have change In our mode
of punishment. We must have some punish-
ment inflicted which will serve as a terror to
evil doors. The whipping post seems to be the
best thing which Is now Invented for that pun
pose, and let us try the experiment Our mode
has proven TO be failure, except so far as
sensitive persons ale concerned, and change
has become necessary. II N q false sentiment
tally which chRracCerizes Dalaware's effectual
remedy against crime as a relic Of barbarism. >
1t acts as terror to evil doors, and that Is what
we want In Maryland, whether II he srelic of
barbarsm,' or an evidence uf civilization, and
we find strong and growing sentiment among
our people In favor Of the whipping post. II
the people OF the state do not desire it, let us
have one here in Queen Anhe's, where we are
tired of being pillaged to death merely because
Of our need Of something to put a step to it,
Let us petition the Legislature to give us the
nsedfull remedy.
Subscribe fuI Il Q Republican.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
DIED

In Oxford, Chester county, Pa, on the 2Srd
inst, Elias A. Chambers, formerly of ths city,
in the Both year of his age.
In Philadelphia, on the 10Th inst, Adam
Turnbull aged 90 years.
His relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from the residence of
benjamin Maiey, hear Hare's Corner, this
(Monday) morning, at 10 O'Clock.
In this city, on the 18th inst, Abigail LLOYD,
In the Goth year of her age.
On wednesday last we laid the remains of
Mrs John Pillirg In their last resting place.
Her health had been declining for some wears
past. although it was only within the past few
months that fears were entertained in regard
to her ultimate recovery. She met her death
calmly, cheered nv tile hope of blssfll i'm
mortality. Mrs. Pilling was a q kind AMI alie
Tomato " ife, and tender and loving mother.
She leaves husband ami three children, win
! many relatives and friends To mourn Their los.
She cannot, she would moi to earth come again.
But, trusting in Jesus, ---how sweet Is tie
name
We shall meet her ag lin; oh what 10y thrill,
the heart
We shall meet her again, never, never 10 part
Fond husband dry that fearful tide,
Your wife cannot return, You Know;
She's waiting on the other side,
And where sine is you, TOO, may go.
L. {.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A Cor
rEsPoNDENT.-Havana, Dec. 26.-Ralph Keel
er, special correspondent of the New York Tri-
Dune, mysteriously disappeared from the steam
er Cieniuegos on the passage from Santiago de
Cuba TO Manzanillo, and nothing has since
been heard OF him. His baggage was on board
the steamer on her arrival at Manzanillo, and
was delivered by the captain to the United
States consul there. Consul General Hall and
the agent Of the Associated Press have INQUIRED
by telegraph and mail in all directions for the
missing man, but without result. 1t was at
first supposed Keller had bFen left behind &C.
cidentally at Santiago, but another steamer ar
rived 10 day from that port without bringing
any tidings. 1t is now feared that he fell over.
board from the Clenfuegos
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
$40 b for the "a District

Inc Dlis were referred 10 the Lamp Com
mittee with power to act.
For the Delaware Republican.
GEO. w. VERNON, Esq .-DEAR SIn:-In
your issue Of 10Th inst, there appeared a no.
tice OF an accident, which iIappeued TO Will
mington gentleman at the Railroad crossing at
this station, and as there are several errors in
the statement as given to you wish them to
be corrected. The gettilemen was driving down
the kenneu Pike and being somewhat hard q
bearing, as he toll me, did not hear the train,
which was going North, and passed over the
crossing just as The Engineer blew his whistle
which he did OF the fourth telegraph pole from
the crossing. The horse jumped to one side
and upset the carriage over the bank throwing
the occupant under the carriage, from which
we extricated him, not seriously Injured. The
Engineer gave the necessary signal, and ro
blame can be laid upon him
communicate this In Justice TO the engi-
neer, conductor and myself and To ,r,e't the
Impression conveyed IN I'D. articles.
| Very TIu!, Yonfs, ". K. BMSckLt,
ACCT W. II, Il. n Co.
| ThieT Arrested Several rubbeFcs have beer
| committed In Concord ard Thornbury town
ships, Delaware county, during the last few
days but happily the thief Is In custody Or
Saturday night Of last week the house Of Alex
ander Johnson, Concord, was robbed of valise
."a 80 - -i'.ai,i- i..,''-+i"ha e,,,ds,
being left behind having been gotten ready fn
carrying of. On Tuesday night the granary o
Alfred Py 10, Thornton, was broken into and
loi OF oats and bran carried off while on tin
next night the granaly Of Joseph NJ. Wells
thornton was robbed of a lot Of gram. Tn
thief at the latter place did not get through hi
wmk before MIR. Wells son came down to be
gin his morning work. Hearing a noise 4
Tue baln he went around u see Its cause whe
man Inshei ont and climbed over the lenc
and He'd. The hoy, owing 10 the darkness
could no see whether tile man was dark q
white. On the same day, however, a colore
man living with Charles j. Peters, CONGO re
was arrested as the guilty pne and now he lie
IN the Delaware County Prison charged wit
committing the various tliefts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

CHArrED HANns.--Thd cas- les, AID simplcs
remedy Is found In every store-room. Take
common starch and grind il with knife until
lis reduced 10 the sInoothtst powder. Take a
c'eln box and fill ii with starch thus prepared,
So as 10 have 1t continually at hand for use. -
Every time hands are taken from the suds nr
dish-water, wipe them, and, while they are Vet
uanlp, rub portion ofstarrh thoroughly over
them, covering the whole surface. The effect
Is magical TO behold. The rough. smart.
lag skin Is cooled aud soothed and healed
bringing and insuiing the greatest degree OF
comfort and freedom from this by no means in
significant trial .-dinpricaA Arfi.aR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

Tie annual meeting Of M" fumc's' ~"
station II New Castle County fpsii.... ,....- en
" u Hae Thieves viii hr I d.; i!r T,i"-i,ih
D"i,hn corner Of Third and Market streets,
on the 18th Of January.
Farm House Burnea.-On Thursday night
OF last week, the dwelling house Oh the farm of
!. A, bogart, between JohIson's mill and VIII
Evansville, was entirely destroyed by fire. The
house was unoccupied at the time, the owner
having, few weeks ago, removed 10 another
iarin; and as there was nothing about the pre-
misses to Cause spontaneous combustion, there
Is ~ strong suspicion that the fire was incend-
ary. There were n few articles Of furniture in
the mouse. There was al insurance OF $500,
which will probably not cover half the loss
Mr.. d. Is an industrious ia mer, who came here
from wisconsin about two years ago-Neips.
Real Estute Sdles.--Reynolis & CO., No.
slo Market Street, report some I'm provement
In the Real Estate ,narkt, having sold, the
past week, two houses on Pine street, near 9th,
as follows:
| For Joseph III. Messick, one house to David
! Nuher, at 81, 100.
Far John b. Fisher, one house to David MI
Der, at 81, 100.
For James Armstrong n Son, coal yard and
oi,tht, at tie foot of West street, TO John w.
Armstrong, and John c. Craven, Of Harrisburg,
Penna Terms and price private.
Also. for sundry parties, mortgages amount
ing TO $500.
attacked by Negroes.-Last Friday uisht,a as
Edw. X. johnson was returning from his work
lie s'w two boys fighting, and e!ro man
standing near by, throw stone at them. MIR
johnson demonstrated, W han the negro whistled
sharply, which signal Immediately drew q
large crowd Of negroes TO tho spot Deeminl
discretion the better part of valor, Mr.. j. ran
and, though he was pursued, succeeded in safe
ly reaching his home. Before returning to h 1.
work he armed himself Id expectation of al
attack, and started out.
, At Eighth and French he saw one of his as
sailants, who, with drawn razor, rushed
, across the street, followed by three others. b.
. well directed blow with billy, Mr. JohusoI
knocked the first black ruilan down, an,
| speedily served two others IN the same manner
The fourth got scared and ran.
: lighting Lamps AT the meeting of TIN
:, Council OF Thursday e,eJing. Mr.. Muria'
presented Props Il, for lighting the lamps 70
, next year, as follows:
l \. s.anh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
REGISTERS ORDER,
RE0ISTEKsS OFFICE

NEW CASTLE County,, Oetol err 81. ,s7s
PoN the application OF Virginia NJ O. t;royes,
~ Admin'sfratriS Of hmm line Groves late n
White Clay Greek Hundred IN said County deceased;
u ordered ano directadby the eliSt that the AID
N stratrx aforesaid give notice OF the rltug OF let
ters Of Administration dfon he estate Of he drceasJ
W.n tne aste OF granting thereof, by causing aiyeT.
ISL 70 DC posted within 10 days iron the date OF
suen etters IN six OF the most public places OF lie
County OF New Castle, requiring all Jtrsons hay
ine uemahds aeanst the Estate, to present the same
y, so,uo ~ IN act OF Assembly in such case made
anu provided. And also cause the snmr to be III
E,Gu Stnlh me same period. the DEL AWARE
~. III =. .,I ~ n, hhewspai'eI published IN wninE
'""' Anu v pc continued therein two months
~ oneh under the hand and Seal OF Office o {
}L.s me Register afor, s,ii, at New Castle in New
H. Oastle County aforesaid, the dny and yoaI
IrsrTsE 4, Is. GIBBS, Register.
rNoIICE. III porsons having caims against tho
Estate OF the deceased ,inst present the sane duly M
tested 70 the Admins ratrx or before d, to,r 3is
e nd abide t'e A't OF Assembly In such case made
VIRGINIA NJ. g. GEQyEs,
huuress, Newark, bet Admins rsu,x.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
MARRIED.

In Philadelphia, L, C. I'D, by Rev. J. Todd,
at the residence of the brides father, Frank II .
Gladding and Jennie G.. Benton, daughter of
Dean Benton, Esq.
AT the residence of Capt. N. II. B'Gson, 24ih
inst, 10y Rev. Lafayette Marks, Prot. John G..
Hardness and Miss Laura A. Osgoud.
On the "a h inst, in this civ, by the Rev.
A. j. Snyder, Mr.. =. Steward johnson To Miss
Kate B. Mccoy, both of this city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

tdstUrM Is inuie than II substitute TOR Castor
OH. IL is the only Sae article in exfrr
c-nce which is certain 10 assimilatr tie food
snre wind colo, and produce natural sleep. 1t
contains neither minerals morphine or alcohol,
anu is pleasant To take. Children need not cry,
and mothers NAV Test mar. 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
4elawaxs g,..pnslifan.
NeapAy MenslKo, lnstl,Al.. y, ls78.

--------a---A--1---- ---------
Tar COUNTY TAN. All persons should pay
Tier county tax within the coming month";
In case Of n failure to DO 50 their names may
be stricken from the assessment, and as con-
sequence they may be DISTINGUISHED at the next
election. Under the new law the Collectors
are not ncId responsible for tax even where the
parties are able TO pay, the failure to do 90 be-
Ing regarded as evidence to the contrary, and
tho Levy Court will relieve the Collector Of all
respens lbilty in the matter. The object Of this
provision is TO dsfrsnchise Republican voters
and thus enable the Democrats 10 carry the
NIX el ction, and control the affairs VI The State.
We give this timely notice in order that their
object may be frustrated. The Republicans in
each county should see that the voters general
by pay their tax, and he prepared 10 do their
dnty a, the polls. Proper attention TO this mat
Ter VIII prove more eflicacons than public
speeches, or bands of music, or the expenditure
of money, after the candidates are nominated,
and the campaign fully inaugurated
@ --
CkEDfr.-The Jumper .ance of credit TO the
successful management of business cannot be
over estimated. Few large transactions arc per-
iecied without 1t, and even IN many small ones
fplAys an important part. Th oteh It's sgsr' ;,
houses and lands are bought and ST Id ,,
as dry goods, boots and shoes, and w,
terial. To a successful business :.
quite as Important as gsd ard -. H., :,
AID young ioen are given a $40 -,
prudent management iortuy
There are few business ~ ''n $50
"a, s,mo,;,na 49,. IN indeed that do M
dead ,h.y IN amount Of credit. Il
Wher well get along without
h''A 's 10 give notes and the Banl
rei''se " ''''" mt any kind OF obligations, bu'
ness WIN w Frustrated, and all kinds Of tra
WIN p'o'' un-remunerat.ye. A large ousne
may +" done and all classes of the communi
DC prosperous without gold and silver a
therefore We do no. why So many writ
on political economy should attach so much /
portance TO return To specie basis in
management of our monetary affairs. L
great source Of prosperity is in the emplt
men, u the people in productive pursuit.
and their prompt payment in any currency t
is readily received for food and clothing, h
Ses and lands, or other property. Men do
eat gold and silver, and they can get all
without them muck better than they can W
out some articles that are esteemed but Y
little Importance. They are convenient
3 standard oiv value, and yet paper or bank n,
are more conyeuint. and greatly TO be prefer
IN large transactions. We therefore say cred
more important to a revival of trade than a G
amount of gnld, and the more credit than
he used proilably in legitimate pursuits.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
hi,dren often LoOk Pale ana


nom 40 ,tl,oI cau-c than having worms in the stom-
ach. -.. .,,.,.,,r,,r oo,,r,rs
Will destroy Worms without injury to this child, being
perfecty WHITE, and free from all coorng or otner
Injurious ingredients usually used In worm prepsIs-
tions. CURTIS 4 BROWN, Preprietors,
No. 2ib Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers III
Medirines at Twenty i've cents o box. m-1vw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

UF.FlNh, No c. NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Nit view IN meet the Increased demand tor the
celebrated concaye-cUnvex crystal spectaeles, we
have appointed George Jack No. 306 Market street
~ our sole Agent Tor the city vi Wilmington and
state OF Delaware.
we have taken care TO give all necdful lnstruc tIon
and have confidence in the ability OF our agent TO
meet the requirements of ali customers.
An opportunity will thus be afforded to procure at
all times spcctacles unequalled by any fol- their
STRENGTHENING and preserving qualities.
Too much cannot be said as to their superiority
over the ordinary glasses worm there Is glmmer-
ing, wavering of the sight, dizziness or other I'M
pleasant sensations, but OH the contrary from the Pc
aud pleasant, causing feeling of relief to the wear.
er ami producing clear and distinct vision In the
natural healthy sight. They are the only spectaces
that preserve well assist the sight, and are the
cheapest because the best always lasting for years
withont change being necessary.
CArTIoN.--tieorge Jack, No. sos Market street
Wilmington formerly H. Robinson's stand), is our
appointed Agent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
Valuable Real Estate

Tho subscriber offers at Private Sale ali those
three squares OF ground between Broome and Du
Punt streets, and Seventh and Eighth Streets In the
city OF Wilmington The centre square contains With
in Its boundaries complete suburban residence; con-
ssting of stone dwelling house, with all the modern
conveneLces Arst class stone stable, with five (b)
STALLS large carriage house and shed, Ice house
stone out house.
There Is also on this square hot and Geld Rrapery
in full bearing plenty OF shade and u nit trees. The
dwelling house, &C ntains vestibue, hail. two parlors
library dining room, buffers pantry. two ktoheus
also, two large china closets, fire pioOf The second
story contains dive chambers, two bath and wa
ter closet. The third story contains four chambers
and four large Closets and hrstclass slate roof the
entire building, the cellars light aud dry, city gas
and water all over the house. The house 10 In thor
ough repair and the view from v believed to be
the finest III Tho State.
The back square contains ndHome cottage
graprries ard fruit trees.
The subscriber IN prepared to 90 the square facing
on Broomr street, in lots suitable tor rstclass res-
ienccs These lots face the city park, have many
hhc shade trees upon them, and erlook the whole
city aud Is believed to be the finest building sites ever
offered Ia the city OF Wilmington.
The terms on when IL will be sold Will be most lib
era AMI oilers ur all or any pat ~ the place will be
we'll cnteI tanned.
The place can be seen at any time after one d. m
on application to the gardener at Eighth and Clayton
streets.
Further I ormaton can be obtained ( the office of
NJ. NJ. CHILD " CO.,
M. No Seventh street, Exchange Building,
j3:i Agents Tor HENRY PEPPER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

AUCTIONEERlNG.

/ hereby give notice that will continue the Aue-
ii1u Insnrss, and ain prepared TO call sales u
Heal and Personal Property a. heretofore.
Address Odessa, Del, WIN. a. HUAlLi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
No Cure No Pay!
DYSPEl'SrA

| Nfn,~ S Permanently cured in every
| WiH3Aa z4@S Instance by tho
%AEH&E EAGLE
;&3fsSkSE&&& DYSPEPSIA TRuCIIES
| ~ 7sA&s44[SMG trhey will immediately correct
llfSpfps,. la sour stomach, cure heart
ses.n tnosuLo burn 4ick ness pain in stort-
ach costiyencks, liver complaint, headache, etc. etc.
! or sale by ell druggists Prise 80 crnis per Box.
NEBEkER & CO., PrOprieturs, philadelphia, Pa.
anglS-6nw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29
iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The pe,,,,,J,,,, v,,,.,,,, ,..
ed Solution Of tRe H,o 3 iyStee CT;
fhe chGy%nt S nS n,, ,f ~ 90 n"oe
easiIw dioesSeS o,,I o ss;...it ,,, ~
sVith me LI"oI 0s "s'. ai.,,,,tass
food. Ii imcrease s he he e sa,ta,tass
Of Nafure;s O'D,, "I Y1ita iii.my
1gent, Iron S,s he bIoo1 Dnis
vTOning an. T,.uiGor.,tjn s.m XXI
Iitalisi,i0 de System. IKE en-
riched and vifafised DfooT ur,.-
meates eUey.u s,nnJ oStG Fly XXI,
repairing d2,aa0es ma ,U0siHl'
searchim0 0ssS snorhsI sec.,e
tions. and ESsuo,fs,S :, nofIy,,>, 20,
di SECS !, to fsed upon.
,,e znas s Is - ss 20 Of Me ,eo,-
curing DysDensia. Liver a.
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar,
rhoea, BOils, Nervous A Injections
ChilIS and EBVars- Hu,,,n,..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

on ANY LADY OR CHILD OVER YEARS
DIV. OF age now learn Madame Hermans
new method of making Wax Flowers for only % 10
by purchasing her new book Of Instruction and an
entire set of mouds Or her book of Instruction In
beautiful of making Foliage which 10 perfect
representation OF the natural leaf and made ithout
moulds Or scissors: Price only o. %: These books
No il3 West 4ist street. New York. fom the once
OF this paper. ect30
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29

Japa oese Fire Works, at lIous'on's, IL
, 1873-07-27
A RHYME OF NEW ENGLAND;

New England, 1ovo thee, aud Oft, IN my drehs.s.
Return to thy valleys, and hiI-sides and streams;
Though years hnve swept by ,uc, and have grown
sfncs left ttce ono morning, and wandered AWAY,
The homo Of my boyhood, just under the hill
IL the houost place III my memoEy still.
an talking, doar mother, in fancy with thee,
Beneath thu old rotf, which so long sheltered Iaes
Tho songs Of tho birds, and tic mtrmerin8 ril,
NY scnssa again with their melody thrill:
Again ana aearchfnB each Granny and nook
LII tho syesdured cot on tho bank Of tile brook.
My father, and brothers, mud sisters aro there;
Tic old-faehioned clock, aud tho ancient Armchair.
The wary old Watchdog, aHieop On tho floor:
GroHs and barks in bis dream, at aomo thlet as taa
And tic cat sings its song Of content aud rcpose,
As 1t baaks in tho sun, in basket Of clothea.
The vesther-staned school-houao ID still to DO seen
In tho alado Of tho ens at the head Of thu green
The "naster" 10 there. with tho "eA"seasonea
"beech,H
uis adjunct, Kent always within easy seacb,-..
80 sure and conclueiye. whom brought 10 hts aiat
To enforce 'or deter, to convince Or poraaaae.
see the old II master," 20 hirsute and tall,
30 earnest and anxious, and tust 70 US III
Ills Eaunt form comes back to my memory now.
AZ watched for = stlils Or q frown On hiS hFaW
But alaa ho ia dead, and tho graha-cc Fered SOD
Is Ill he ueels now OF the manor of God.
awake from my dream to the acbolase truth,
That little Is loft Of tho homo of my youth:
but tho leartE that lfat9ued are silent and ALL
For doath has been there since wandered away
From tho homo Of my Childhood enc morning IN MAN
GRANT P. NopIAsoa.