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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

lE,TT cnAY afternoon vicious dog
few st = wandering Washoe, While cross
ins The Capitol guar. ANA bit Lim Sc
yer"iy Ia suver"i l!acts. L. las IG-
covered, but the dog has since died.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

DICK BURGEssRE met with quite pin
ful accident yesterday at the Warm
Springs. While opening bottle Of beer
The bottle burst; cutting his hand severe
y in several places. H will be on The
lr;irel list f0r few d.es.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

WITH the exception vi Murphy. tie
murderer, there IS not i prisoner in the
County Jail. The last enc, Chinaman,
pining in solitude. al 1t once 'sabitiDe
tbs lonesome condition, gave bail, and
ROW snuffs tie air Of freedom.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

So FAR 9G2 patriots have come up TO
the scratch in the matter of registration
Next Tuesday the a'iIl, IS the last day
of grace.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

AFTER a storm, calm after rain,
sunshine. The cool, waiting breezss
and Summers sun Of yesterday dried
our muddy streets and made them navl-
gable for pedest-iars-both fair and
otherwise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

ANSWER TO CCEIo5s QuEE,sr Til.
initial letter. IL IA the middle Of Bob
Ciarhe's name does not stand for Nun
cLauseu, it stands for Molesty.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

MS Ophir -. A. b5. 49,, ~
2l5 Gould 4 Curry - V. 2e. 2G1s b.. ask
~ Best h BcIChsr - !.
275 Savage 81. 81 . b5O
$40 CholIar rs, 20. 81 ie, 20 bSo
lie Hale h Norcross - - IA =
1910 Crown Point 81, 50. 81 $50. So, b
go yellow Jacket lt7. les b3g, io1 s. 10.
276 Imperial 1914. IL b3s
4s5 Empire Mill ~. 81, 10
80 q II Quartz
1875 kentuck 81, \. 2ss., 20s
800 Alpha 10
s4s b.. cher Is, t4k. IS. bss, 81.
$50 Con virSinia %. 97is
$50 Sierra Nevada Sd
l5o Daney2s4
I0s Seq Belcher I55, lss b7o. ls7k
6e5 OverInan y. Is. % bj. 73's
Is Exchequer 2l0
IS Justice 37&
ss5 Julia 81. 5h b, 5s, IS. b30
295 Caledonia Is. 24H, a4h sic. 2ik
els knickerbocker 8, So, 6, b5
1890 Globo IN. "a b5, ?. az
45S Baltimore 1914, 10, "a, 10a
10 Bacon 81
495 Bullion u. Is b5o. Il. l4S b5
4s5 Utah 5, 3k. 3s..4
1880 CaliforDis IS, SO 55. 5sIS, sSS
ls5 Silver Hill ., aA,9 bso
go Eclipse 81, 9. sTs.s ba
545 Dayton 81 b3, s.,
go Rock Island 5, So. 81
225 Pictou Gee
$40 N Y Con Al. - b3. AZ
IT'S DsriznelIes l5I4
500 Senator ~. l.. ~
40 American Flat or, 9. ~ b5
lis Union Cen 10. 1929
30 Tyler 75c, cake
$50 Woodville 81. 4 $50. 81. $50, "a
100 Alta a. -.
400 Indus2
SO Lady Wash
900 Kossuth ia
100 Orig q H2
4s5 Seq r Island ~
100 Leolh
3Sa Andes4t
205 Mides -
200 North Utah II
500 Wells Fargon
1900 Empress az so
Evening Report.
as Valley 81, sh. Ga
80 Raymond / Ely l5lt
si5 Eureka Con i5s. lSs. 1871, l3k
100 Jackson sac
100 Phoebe So
is Flag 3
5s5 Belmont TX. * bs0. 8 b3o
3Ge Newark
200 Non Belmont IN, ~ bio
1929 Rye Pstch II. ~, 2 bss. ~
200 North Belmont lVc
go Eidorado south 4, IL b3
200 CslistOgs 10.
100 NInsfeld %.
les q Chariot 5. 81, g..
100 Mahogany :.
100 Fillmore
100 War Eagle rs
3;j Overrnsn IS
$50 Ophir ~ =. 50 D.. 49A. 49,. b.
2j5 Caollar es ., as, t8 BIC, Gs
t55 Grown Point 81 <. 81 =, 81 !. b, s.
IS Savage So BE-, 81 b3e, s1a
10 (rtrIual + -titt-1 Irraturt. 3
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17
OxE experiences q sense Of impatlenct

one experiences 3 sense of impatiecce
IN waiting for the time to arrive when
Tom Fitch shah come to entertain Us
with his lecture anert Sutro and his
signs and wonders. We predict a licL
AID racv feast-a discourse loaded full
Of T3I.. ) own splendid hrilliancy and
gorgeous conceits 4 We ever did feel
willing to be tr&Ismigrated into \ Sutlo,
which . gracious Deity forbid. We are
quite certain tl:at we should not be vii
Ing to have that mutation take place
while We should he sitting beneath TIE
Gropp.ngs Of 3Ir. Fitch 5 anti SUtT0ulan
-susL,ugs;-fo the gifted but erratic
Ton will eXcoriate that obese promoter
Of tie art Of dissolving views with AZ
exquisite. yea, III inspired nicely, which
VIII te delightful to the neutral be
holder. Int circulating in the extreme
for poor Sutro. And yet, II the sten.cr-
ian Assyrian must ie,-ond die he mast
where can lis dust to daat be CON
signed So WeIi' Is where tie Tlclly
laden zephyl5 Of Ton. ) glowing periods
pause ana die, t-.i.L5 tbs l"se leaves
fail p
HANDSOME nv Coos AZ CAM, ".
F2IZsD II. --- 5 .ua " md handsome
rings anu tai - al dis, ..vsj st Chat
ley Erie4d's. These Aale jass arrived,
rev patterns fresh -'ar4 tire hands of
thu Goldsmith a1.ti I.aary. There Is :.
good Ccat OF style aooIt Charles. He Is
a friend, in1-el: ;.aI when als OF cur
watch carrying ccc.ai4tances desire
h. Z -IcT7
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

We he. you, Lind friends who have
500! by tAe Ar2EAL so constantly tAro
storm AMI Sunshine, TO be patient with
Us during the veXations and viciss.tu les,
vaporiDg' and vo-te1es Of The pending
cAmpaign The editorial brain, con-
tempIaiins The weary incident, and fast
shifting scenes Of excitement by which
all TIA; is journalistic ami human is sur
rounded, gets ut work upon the more
volatile and less material things OF this
| world; and where before, it las wrought
with painstahinG and simple faith. in the
interest of the merchant, the mechanic,
the laboring man and the professional.
and sought o.t their places and paraded
their doin:s and sayings and intentions,
and blazoned with modest pride
| Zach trivial, fond record
that spoke of thrift, prosperity and ad-
vanceinent. that organ is now swayed by
the implacabls drift and turmoil OF cir
cumstances, surcharged with the grand
and petty interests and trials of the sur
gins battle OF politics. Yet a little
| longer, kind friends, and we viii return
to you and yours. sladof renewed in
| terest in
| Chalk and cheese ana ss,lin.-Tax
| AID cabbagss and kings
eased and delighted once again to turn
to the honest vheslbarrow, the useful
coffee mill, the succulent pumpkin. the
truthful oyster, the patient egg, the
sturdy ham, the valorous vinegar ksg,
tho gently stimulating and biis produ-
cling bier, the pursating capsule, the joy
giving hobby horse, the tiutterine rib
bon, the all-usetul stove, the clean
sweeping broom, the spirit stirring bar
man. and all the pride, pomp and
circumstance Of glorious Bohemia.
Avaunt thou Demon of politics; and
welcome back, oh, humdrun days Of the
gentle fruit-wagon, and the honest cord
wood, when peace tinkled in the shcp-
herds bells and sang among the reap
er5.
JOCKEY CUE MaETING--CHAN OF
PRooRAMME.-At a meeting Of the Car
son City Jockey Club, held last evening
at the Magnolia Saloon, the resolution
passed at previous mseting fixing the |
time of holding the Fall meeting OF the |
Club on, and for the three days after, the
10th of November, prox., was reconsil- !
cred on motion Of Dir. Gaige; ard the |
2Sth 29th, 3Oth and 3lst of October !
substituted instead. This is done to ac-
commodate horssmen who have engage !
ments IN California and elsewhere.
TIE BALL at the Warm Springs, last .
night, must have been very brilliant
i 7
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

! o. 4. E.-TLe regular Councils OF P.Hte
Tribe No |, of Carson City. are held AZ the Hall
of Capitol Lode L. .. q. F.. on Monday even
ing Of each seven Suns general attendance
OF the hiefs ard Brothers Is solicited.
By c-,'.r OF the Sachem,
L. E. KELLY,
sea-.I G. of Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

TEE FAyoRrTE-The Bank Exchange Saloon,
corner of King and Orrnspy streets, is becoming
the favOr;te resort Of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of ines, liquors and cigars are also, sold
ct the bar A first class Billiard Table for the
amusement. Of guests. a cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommcn-
dations to public favor. K. K. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

Or. +. J. WH,rE, physician and surgeon, has
removed his Office nom the Ormsby House to
the suite OF Poems over c. +. Colton's Drug
Store on Carson street. He may there be con-
suited during ell bours of the day and night
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17
iIDTEi. Al3EtlT ALs.

onusor Hovsr--esoaaE D. FRYER, rRorAtsaon
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

y Vcunln IA stephens il Wo9lly
T Monroe < Mcmahon L Raj
t;C!,aDs;ry CVD Hubbard + j Partridg"
II I.Ll4sa " 1urity 1 !" roy
" Il Niil'sins L X Allen
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

II. I. EICE. II. J. r--TEGs.
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
DEATHS.

.,vrROy-On the 26h iust., Bombay Hook Island Mr.
Thom., D. Camer6n. Of this town, aged % years.
rRTy In this town. the 2lst inst, Eben Lurty Esq., in
his Eith year
bIIsvddealy Wilmington. the gath inst sarah wife
koeer NJ HILL Of Smyrna. in 9th year Of her
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
STANDARD L0TTA BusTLE.
SHc/W'S safes.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue q: writ Of Levar Faeias TO directed.
exposed Public Sale the front door OF the County
Building Town Of DOvrr, Kent County and state OF
Delaware TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF June. 1874, at
I O'Clock. z. NJ, the inUwing Real Estate, TO wit:
dwelling situated on lot PIECE or
parcel Aud, Little Greek Hundred. in Kent
Delaware the public road leading to
tue landing MahOns the eige
. Marsh. aud ADJOINING lands O Thomas Muucey. - =
Lr Td taken into execution the property OF ROBERr
BILLIARD aud sill be sold tor cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
sHKRlFFs OFFICE. DOVER. DgL,
May 26ih 1874.
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
SALE.

~ virtue ct Vendtioni Exponas TO directed
exposed Public sale at the Store Of LuH Bro IN
Town u Feltnn, South Murrrk Hundred. Kent County
% Delaware SATU RDAf the 18th day Of June
lSt clock. 2. NJ. the following Real Estate to W.T.:
No. All piece, parcel lot OF woodland
Murderk Hundred. Kent County and state
adannK lands Of r. j. RsyaOds, Mary Stppls
lah Supple aud said contain ELEVEN ACRES more
or e,s; Improvements.
parcel and tract Of land stu
South Murd-k Hundred County and state Aforesaid
x. Rev unds Mary Sippe, and Mol aud
TWEEN ACRES. more or less no n-
pr,yements.
No hat certain piece parcel OF tract Of land stTSted
10 south Murderk Hundred kent County and state ol Della
aoning lands Of X. J. Reynolds Crah Sipps aud
n,h~rs contain SEVENTEEN ACRES more or less
the which frame duelinx hOuSs
carriage stable sheds. and other out budinge
SrlE-d taken in execution the property Oi B. L.
REED ald will be sod tor cash.
CH HAKLES WILLIAMSON. Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE Dover. DRL.,
Aaya
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
A. -- --------a--
MARRIAGES.

a1 the 10Th inst a. the Residences Of the
S,rn, BY Rev. George A. Pkosbus Mr.. Harry H. Wells
MI. Kate f. Collins, both OF AppoqunimiDk Hundred,
Vow castle county.
the I4th inst at the house oI Mary
By Rev Il. 5. Barker Charles Hickey TO Sarah ireland,
- n,,sb's Gross Roads. both OF Kent county, Del
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
.HERIFFS SALE.

~ By Of writ Of Levar Pacias to me directed
Public sale. front door OF the COunty
Building TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF June 1874 at
p NJ the folio described Real Estate 70 WIZ
piece and parcel Of land all uAtro In hnr-
dsrk Kent County and State Of Delaware ON the
leading the Camden and Dover road 10 the
to@u Wyoming the Delaware Railroad Adjoining Ianas
T. Jakea. aud said TO contain
ACRES be- less and being the lands
which the sad BENJAMIN r. Watson and Louisa
bV ndentue bargain and sale bearing
date the February 1870 and Of record the office
af ecsrier Deeds and for Kent County aforesaid
K vol ioio 49, did grant and convey unto the said
Isb@, OF said stephen isbe, in fee, this
executed and delivered unto the said
BENJAMIN Watson the Of the said premises
all and singular the buildings
seized execution the STEPHEN
MARY e. his wife. and will be sold for
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, sheriff.
eHEEIFF's OFFICE, DOYEH. DBL,
NAV l4h. 1874
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
HAY FOR SALE.

Ten or Twelve Tons of GOOD TIMOTHY
HAY for sale by ROBERT DENNEY.
Duck Creek Mills.
P.O. address, Smyrna. may l3-tf
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
CHERIFF'S SALE

- Ry virtue Of a writ of evar Facas directed will
be posed Public sale. the Hotel Of G. h. POxwe in
the Toun a smyrna THURSDAY. the 4th day Of June
s7I At clock r. NJ the following described Real Estate
sce Street Town Of Smyrna Duck Creek Hundred
Kent COanY Delaware bounded oloss TO wit
Beginning at the OF Jesse unKtons l3 on said
north OrtyOne and hall degrees
west one hundred dysK Peterson Street thence
With the and quarter degrees west
twenty seven fee for John II. williamson; thence
vita wiamsOn and bnding therewh south
half degrees hundred and hty-hve
the Aforesaid Commerce street thence
fifty degrees twentyseven eet 10 the
place of Lexinnng: containing FOUR THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED AND TEN SQUARE FEET OF LAND. be tho
Of the lot OF land the
Henry purchased by deed OF bargan and sale OF
Davis recorded Dover in the ONCE Tor
eordnk deeds and for Kent County aioresah ~ Bo3k
vol e. foios reference thereto will AZ large
appear together all singular the buildings improve
m@uts, &c. -,
HOPTECKER Administrator Of Henry RauEhey. DECEASED
and CHARLES H. RAUGHLEY. only and heir -Ataw ol
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Sheriff
SEERtFFs OFEIcE. DOYE DEL.,
Nav IIth,
Smyrna times., 1874-05-27
FRUIT GROWERS.

With regard to shipping BERRIES & PEACHES
from your State this market allow me 10 say that
il doubtless land il is TO quite extenO be done
very successfully and satisfactorily. Ship all by
American Express Company from Philadelphia TO
Buffalo, the rate being 92OO cwt. and crates returned
free. The Adams Express Company brings fruit
from most all points in Delaware TO Philadelphia at
75c cwt. hence the avarage charge from Delaware
10 Buffalo will be s2.75 cwt. and guarantee TO psy
for oil crates not returned The fruit will be on the
way but Ia hours from Philadelphia and you know
the time required TO transport them from where you
are 10 Philadelphia. The fruit should be picked
about as MANY hours earlier tthan if intended for
New York msrket) ~ it requires ext:a TO get them
here. All No. l Iruit properly packed and shipped
will surely result satisfactory. have no soliciting
agents preferrng to do all business direct with the
growers. Growers will be furnished with my own
semi.weekly Produce Circulars made up by mvselt
exclusively from actual sales the day published:
Straw berries averaged in this market in 1871 2Oa2S
in 1872 same, and 1873 l5a20c. Trusting you viii
duly consider these facts and that this market must
be one Of your best outlets. Satisfactory reference
and security given" am Respectfully. mh.4 lI~
n. .. PATTERSON,
General Commission Merchant,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25
CATHOLIC MEssENGEh SUNDAY JANUARY a

and confusion in the house of the old loyalist
magistrate when it was discovered that his
But when, on examining the observatory, it
was ascertaiped that Finnegan was safe and
Hewson gone, no language can describe the
rage and fury of Moore, Irwin and the military
in general Our readers may anticipate what
occurred. The noble fellow was brought to
the drum-hea tried and sentenced to be shot
into execution, Moore addressed him. " Now,
Finnegan," said he, ." will get you off if You
tell us where Hewson and my daughter are. I
pledge my honor publicly that I'll save your
life and get you a free pardon, if you enable
us to trace and recover them"
don't know where they are," he replied,
but even II did, would not betray them"
Think of what has been said to YOU" added
Irwin. :" give you my pledge also to the
"Mr. Irwin" he replied, az have but one
word to say: When I did what did. knew
know that if he had thought so, he would be
standing now In my place. Pat your sentence
into sr s1esu ssn lam am prepared .c,
"Mr. Moore" said he, with decision and
energy which startled them all, "Ian his Foster
This was felt to be sufficient; he stood at
the appointed place, calm and unshrinking,
and at the first discharge fell instantaneously
dead.
Thus passed o spirit worthy of place in a
brighter page than that. of our humble mis-
cellany, and which, if the writer of this lives,
shall be more adequately recorded.
Hewson, finding that the insurgent cause
was becoming hopeless, escaped, after two or
| three other unsuccessful engagements, to Anne
RIGA, instigated by the solicitations of his
young wife Old Moore died in few years
afterwards, but he survived his resentm emit,
for he succeeded in reconciling the then Gov
eminent to his son-in-law, who returned to
Ireland, and it was found by his will, much
to the modification of many of his relatives,
that he had left the bulk of his property to
Mrs. Hewson, who had always been his favor
lite child, and whose attachment to Hewson
he had himself originally encouraged.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25
Hints on shoppin 6.

1t IS poor economy-or, rather, no econo-
my at ALTO purchase inferior fabrics be-
cause they are cheap. Persons in limited
often commit this error. If
we'll as one at twelve or fifteen cents, the
prudent purchaser will often think it econ
omy to choose the low-priced goods. AS it
is low priced, she may indulge in yard or
two more for rufaes or bias folds, fattering
herself that cheap ornamentation is an
equivalent for fine quality. This mistake
robe of many sensible people. The result
is simply THE they never have anything
Of really good quality, are always shabby
and always buying. None but rich people
can afford to buy poor goods. This rule
carpets, and table linen. We grudge the
time we see women spend in making up
Euslins of low grade for underclothing.
There are so many stitches in shirt !! And
when it lasts one year instead of two, as it
should, there is just twice as much work
done as need be. Better make three shirts
Of fine quality muslin than six of lower
grade of muslin. just SO in fannels.
fifty cent all wool Shaker flannel will wear
two or three times as long as your fimsy
cotton and wool stuff few pennies cheap
or: Especially in family of children,
fabrics should be chosen for service that
when made up they may descend from one
child to another, thus saving the mother
time to stitch into her brain little embroid-
cry of thought aad culture. A few rules
with regard to shopping itself may be in
place. First Have q llst of articles to
be purchased made out in black and white.
By this means you will be saved from sud-
den temptation to buy what is not really
necessary, and forget nothing that you re-
qaire. Second Deal only with merchants
in whose business integrity you can confde
Third I'm the long run one always does
better to buy at one and the same place
than run about for the purpose of hunting
up bargains. A regular customer can often
get favOrs denied to an occasi onal pur-
chaser. Fourth Never buy what you
don't want, simply because it is Cheap
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25

To preserve your health, cleanse your blood
when it becomes vitated and foul. Many are tho
symptoms which sound the of alarm. Fail not to
heed them. Indigestion Nausea, Lassitude Headache
Wandering Pains, Bilious and Eruptve Affections are
30 many signals to tell Of disease blood Re-
move 1t and they disappear. Howl Take Ayers Com.
pound Extract of SarsaparA It is efectual for its
purhes the blood expes disease and restores
the deranged functions Of the body to their healthy &C.
tion.-CorydOn (Iud) Ar1us
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25

Are you looking for a home-like place, where
you can get what want eat cooked in palatablo
manner and served in Clean attractive style
The very spot you long for is the Home Rule Restau
rant No. lss Camp street, and Capt John McCaffsrty
viii make You feel at home whenever you call he has
handsomely furnished rooms for private parties whore
good sooiable time can be spent. He furnishes the
best the markets aord and viii send meats to private
rooms whom deSired In q word, he guarantees salts
faoton 60 all who call
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25

The New Louisiana Remedy for throat and
lung complaints is homo product, the most important
ingredient coming from swamps. 1t is recon.
mended by hundreds of our citizens, who have
tried it, and their certificates be at the depot
and office, No lC6 Camp street. Many persons suffer
ing from asthma consumption and other lung diseases
after trying other medicines vain been cured
by this New Iemedy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25

BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIC1NE.-San-
fords Lirer Inugorator-a purely Vegetable Cathartc
and Tonc-for Dyspepsia Constipation, Debility Sick
Headache Bilious Attacks and ali arrangements of
Liver Stomach and Bowels Ask your Druggist for it.
Be'0dTe OF limitations. mh30 1y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NHw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. JANUARY IS. 1874.
From the Catholic World for February.
CUI BONOf

Pale star, If star thou be. that art
SO fain to shine, though far apart
From all thy stately peersi
Thou whom the eye can scarce discern-.
Oh, who hath set thee there to burn
Among tho spheres
Thou com st too late: the armament
Is full. and thou vast never meant
For yonder gorgeous stoopi
Tho night hath counted all hor pearls.
And pillowed on her casket. furls
Her wings in sleep.
The night needs not the tardy ray;
Thou oanst not usher in the day,
Nor make the twilight fair;
What sailor turns to thee at seat
What mourner doth look up to thee
In his despair
Monrnful or glad. NO eye shall chance
To Light on thee; NO curious glance
Thy motions shall discern
No lonely pilgrim pause to catch
Thy parting ray. nor lover watch
For thy return.
Oh leave the world that loves thee not
For who shall mark the vacant spots
Oh drop into the cloud
That waits to take thee out Of sight,
Beyond tho glare of yonder bright
And chilly crowd!
:" may not, II would. return
Into the dark, or cease to burn
My spark Of light divine:
For He that in my lamp distils
The sncred oil. He surely wills
That should shine.
" fret not at tho blaze of spheres,
The distant splendor that endears
Tho night to men but strive
Finding strange bliss in perfect calm
To keep with these few drops of balm
Ny flame alive.
" 1t may be that some vagrant world,
Or aimless atom, tossd and whirl'd
Through windy tracts of space,
Perceives by me the Hand that tends
1t ever. and the goal that ends
It's tedious race.
" know not: me this only care
Concerns. that for over bear
My silver lamp on high.
Nor lift to God o laggard flame,
Because on earth 1 cannot claim
partial eye"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25

The new Beckwith sewing machine is simple
easily managed and very durable. 1t will do kinds
of sowing and the seam will not rip Price only 500.
Saiesroom No 90 Baronne street Send for circular.