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The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
CdERIFFS' SALE.

| By virtue Of a writ of Venditioni Expona.
to me directed, will be opened to public
sale At the hotel Of Alexander Maxwell in
Middletown, in st. Georges Hundred, New
Castle Ca aa., county, Delaware, on THURSDAY
p; m.. the following described real estate
| viz:
I cO.l lot Of land situate in Middletown
st. Georges Hundred, New Castle county
and state of Delaware. bounded by Lake
! street, Cass street, land Of John Townsend
and others, being about one hundred feet
on said Lake street and about one hundred
and twenty feet deep, with two frame dwell
ling houses thereon erected
NO: z lot OF land situate in the village
OF Odessa, In the Hundred, County and
state aforesaid, bounded by High street, by
. certain alley by lands of Daniel stevens,
about fifty feet in 'front.' on said High street
and about one hundred and sixteen deep.
with frame dwelling house, carriage house
and stable thereon erected.
NO. j. lot OF land situate in tho village
Of Odessa aforesaid, bounded by High street
by certain alley by land of John Appleton
ana ~ NO. l. above described, being about
thirty feet in frOnt on said High street. and
about one hundred and sixty feet deep.
with frame dwelling thereon erected.
no. :. iot OF land situate in st. Georges
Hundred aforesaid, bounded by the road
leading from Odessa to Middletown, by
lands Of William Polk, Chas. A. +. Malley
and Daniel Corbit, containg four acres and
q half more or less.
=, Nc. track Of marsh land situate in
u. Georges Hundred aforesaid, bounded by
creek, and by land late OF
John Janvier and Others, containing twen- |
y acres, moro or less
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Samuel N. Enos, and to be sold |
" WIN. .H.LAMBSON, shertIf.
Sheritfs Office, New Castle, sept 10
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25

THE New York Tribuas brings forward
a question, that must be OF some interest
to all Englishmen, and that is the one OF
"The next King of England" Victoria
cannot live always and when she dies the
Prince of Wales is the heir to the throne.
The Prince is not at all noted for his NOR
ality, but as the Tribune says, the Prince
cannot well he worse, than the kings who
have preceded him, as for nearly century
the kings of England were persons Of bad
morals. But if the Prince is notorious as
bad character now, there is no telling
what modification he will cause his sub
iect., when he has the license Of king.
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tance.

THE ADVERTISER is to be discontinued,
and will hereafter be known as IHE
WEEKLY HERALD. 1t will be entirely
changed in make up, with a new heading,
and new dress of type 1t will contain all
the latest news by telegraph, fresh locals
and editorials upon pertinent topics. This
week the paper will not he issued, as con-
siderable time will have to be necessarily
used in making ti.e change. But upon
next Friday it viii certainly appear, and
the subscribers served with one OF the best
weekly papers in the State.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
THE VITAL QUESTION,

The debt Of the Nation, States. Munic!.
palities, and Corporation. amounts to Five
Billions. How are we 10 pay this sum o
money? Many persons advocate the e1.
forcemeut of the specie paynen, act, and
declaim in favor OF a metallic currency. Ii
is hard 10 have faith in the sincerity OF the
bullionists in view Of the fact,
that We are utterly unable to paw
ten per cent. Of our civic indebted.
ness in gold. In fac: We are 6, presen. Vi.
terlv, and absolutely unable 20 paw the
interest Of the above nominated debt in
gold.
II we add TO the above the sum Of debts
due by individuals, secured BY ground
rents, mortgages, bonds, judgments, aud
miscellaneous liens, it must stageer the
most blatan: Of the paid bawle-s for specie
payment. OF course, one canno, even ar
proxiuate the amoun: of the personal in.
deb;edness Of cur people ~ capitalist: Lur
III all probability i: exceeds tina: Of our
civic Indebtedness. In view Of .l.e>e lard
facts. what is the GSe Of talking abor. a
return to specie payments, when CIR inabi..
ity to do 50, is patent 70 any man. wh5 will
think moment, upon the Question.
We invite our readers 10 lr.,s at the
question in is home aspec:.. We are il.
formed that il or State. ,tT,r. m; oi ,ea
farms and houses are mori-3- /. We are
diligently seeking informal. . ',.on the
subject, ard We would bc real, delighted
t0discoy2y tla: wcwere mi,informcd. Add
to this number o! debtors. tlo.e who owe
money in other ways. and We may infer
that ninety per cent. OF cur people are
debtors. To-day these debtors, according
to the gold standard, owe about eishty-six
cents in specie upon the dollar to their ere.
dit. V .,-'., ..,.., .,
morality Al - .'.., =, :, RS Ia
pay one hundred cents in god ii January
1879, fora deb. Of eighty-six cen,a, now due
and owing? In other words, ninety poor
persons ou: Of every hundred, are to be
robbed by &C, Of Congr,ss, upon day Ger.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Lcvar, rI,hlic saei
Sirected, will be exposed oPt,,rEET =
DELAWARE HOUSE. no. d? @ N IN the CIV
Kept by George W. Ortllp, rnrSriIl
WILMINGToN, NEW CASTLE az .f srPIt,I
on SATURDAY, the 25th Gny y ftollOvis
1871. at 2 o'clock p. NJ. lhc tsot .t cetpI
scrihed real estate. viz: Al" hrick d9d
of land with two story M the sade \
thereon executed, situate ~ drscribedEI
Wilmington, bounded ana ot ~ the l!hn1
lows, to wit: Beginning h"otwecn w
side of Seventh street; distance NJ
and Monroe streets, at the o.ije .Sije Of w
six feet from the casterly, Two M
street. and Mt the centre OF i,is y and Y
inch wide alley, between ll'e l.lhencs no,
in,ninr % 1 homse on the west; the1,,s th,iay andy
through the centre OF sniut sntr feet pa
lei to Monroe street, issamrraillcl 70,
ncr: thence easterly F"ther corneIltsj
street, sixteen feet to ain.ti 1na tirst msr
southcrly parallel 10 Through w,
line and Monroe street tntHi tHis and
of the party wall between nost Ct eIghnc,d
Joining premises on the easid Eide Of
The Aforesaid northerly swesterym
street and thence thereby ing. w be p'
.tt, s..t ~ ,hs NV niacs of bcginnins'
tent tents 81 thereof her what they may mnayseutio.. !.
selsed and tson taken =" r. blaa'SpsSttp
property Of Harrison 1oscph D. .tMn
Anna g.. his wife, ana . JSdts ID IS be s9qs g sbs
N. i. ra't@ TT. I; T. I. !: ihnxSI,Bs9ssSsa q sSs
sheriEs Ofaes' New s'
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| tT,VsJTTtT'pN 'pNys.Tl hIi
They sin who tell Is Love can die, ! Il
With life all other passions ny;
All others are but vanity.
In Heaven Ambition cannot dwell,
Nor Avarice in the vanlts of bell. w
Earthly, these passions Of low earth,
They perish where they have their birth;
But Love is indestructible- ...
Its holy flame forever burneth;
From Heaven it came, to Heaven returneth
Too oft on earth troubled guest,
At times deceived, at times opprest,
1t here is tried and purified,
And hath in Heaven Its perfect rest.
1t soweth here with toll and care,
But the harvest-time of Love is there.
Oh! when a mother meets OH high
The babe she lost in infancy, 30
Hath she not then for all her fears.
The day of woe, the watchful night,
For all her sorrows, all her tears,
An over-payment of delight:
-Southey.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
gHERIFFss SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE

~
By virtue ofs writ or Levsri Facias to m'
directed will BE- exposed for public sale, al
HoTIL 0Y THOMAS D. BRADwAY,
TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY,
Red Lion Hundrsd, New Castle County. Del
-yhr{' aware, on II
TUESDAY the 2Sth day of SEPTEMBER, !,
1875, at 3 o'clock r. n, the following de-
scribed real estate, viz: All that tract, piece
or parcel Ofland situate In st. Georges hum
dred, adjoining land Of James 7. Carpenter
and others, and bounded and described as
road at . corner for lands of the said James
T, Carpenter and running thence with said
road south thirty hve degrees, west one
hundred and thirty.thres and four-tenths
yer; thence Herewith north twenty-five
degrees, west seventy seven and two tenths
perches, south 30 degrees, west hfty-nine and
eight-tenths perches. north % degrees, west
81 perches, south u degrees, west perches,
ditch in the marsh, then with said ditch
north " degrees, west two and seven-tenths
perches, north Is degrees, west thirty-One
and six tenths perches, north degrees, west
fourteen and one-half perches, north de-
north p degrees, east twenty-three and
enc half degrees, east twelve and one tenth
perches to 4 line of land of William McMul-
len; thence threwith south sixty seven and
one half degrees, east sixty and three tenths
perchss, north twenty three and one half
degrees, east thirty five perches, to lands of
James 4. Carpenter Aforesaid; thence there
with south sixty seven and one fourth de-
grses, east one hundred and twenty and two
tenths perches, to the place of beginning,
containing one hundred and three acres,
two rods and tWAnty five Suuare perches Of
land, more or less; also all that certain
other tract Of land situate near the village
of Port Penn, bounded on the south by the
road leading to and from st. Georges marsh
and the Port Penn road, containing twenty
tive acres, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Isaac s. Cleaver and Mary Ann
b., his wife, and two tenants, and to be sold
BY WIN. H. JAMESON, sheriff.
Shsrifrs Once, New Castle, Sept I, 1876,
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1nsI Law. Ass..ass to s.tIsS..

Tri5uss'eJ Yas~day. ~ PA
.4RA-Gnnsey read paper bssess ii
New York Nedico-Legsl Society last even
ting, on ''The Penal Laws Relating to Sui
eide in Ancient nd! MdeFp TihSS) J I,
s,me Oriental State. he said, suicide. under
certain circumstances, was favored. Th'
ancient Creeks and Romans were no
unanimous IN approving suicide but ancient
laws recognized suicide as a right. Al
Marseilles, France, in ancient times, the
Senate kept poison which it gave to per
sons who gave sufficient reasons for desir-
ing to kill themselves., This was intended
to prevent hasty suicides. By law as laid
down in the Pandectsthe property Of those
who committed suicide was confiscated. In
later Christian times, the Roman Catholic
Church caused the stamp of infamy to be
attached to selfmurderers, who were also
by the tenets or the faith denied admission
into Paradise. Mohammedanism alse dis
couraged selfdestruction. In the Episcopal
and Greek churches.as in the Roman Cath
olic,the clergy are forbidden to perform the
burial rites for such persons. The clergy
of the Episcopal Church say this does not
refer to insane persons. and they believe
that insanity always causes the act al
There are and must betimes, the speaker
concluded, when the natural instincts are
overcome or lost. and then some strong and
countcracting inf ence must | e brought o
bear to preserve or to restore them TO
power and healthy action. 1t is unques.
tionably the duty of State to use any and
every means to protect and preserve its
members from destructive agencies, from
whatever course they may come. How
ever useless and burdensome the suicide
himself may be regarded by the commu-
nifty, or by his relatives and friends, his
example should not be allowed, for some
more worthy person may be tempted in a
moment Of dependency and madness to
follow the unfortunate and cowardly course
to escape the ills and ails of life. instead
of taking up arms against . sea of trou-
bles." and bravely fighting the battles of
life through any and every adversity, al
ways hoping for better in the sharp e4-
Of fortune.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
SHERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of venditioni sxp
to me directed will be exposed 70 pl
sale at the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADW
IN The
TOWN OF DELAWARE CITY,
In Red l. OF Hundred, Newcastle Coul
Delawar. on
TUESDAY, the 2Sth day Of sEPTENB9]
1875. at 2 o'clock p. NJ, the following
soribed real estate, viz: All that csrS
or piece of ground situate in Red Ll'n'
dred, and County of New Castle,
nOrthwesterly side of Clinton street, 10
westerly side Of Fourth street and sollas
terly side of Washington street, III sa, hn,
City and county aforesaid, contallns,
front or breadth on the said Foula
two hundred and eight feet, and eINn9
in length or depth on the said Ci!n.%s mNsr
Washington streets respectively, tWonI
red and sixty feet, more or iess, ,,.,s,t ~
of Isaac Ubit: bounded northweslea
the said Washington street, sOu.n", sOu.a,s,r
Nv sdk0 SlAAGol -.,etoyT
by said South street, and nOrtnWes...% svo
land of Isaac Ubit, saving anu .a"n3 eM
thereout . certain lot or piece OF eivusii II"
hundred feet square. commeheinnsa as
distance ofone hundred and eIgnI .ons M
said Clinton street from the ives. .,.Ss %
Third street and said Clinton slsns st,M
from that point extending, the aSra s,,.a
one hundred feet on said Clinton on,suNu s"
wards said Fourth street, and esTrt tOnt
depth from said Clinton street t.St a's yr
hundred feet, this one hundrepu po IN Tshf
being the property OF Ine Ieh .I
City Methodist Episcopal Churcn, .n,sI MI
all that certain lot or piece OF WsN
ate on the northwesterly side o. I
ton street, nOrthwesterly sloe " "
street and southwesterly side /" .osp
street, in Delaware City aforesal" an the
tanning in front or breadth or oni,hr W
Fourth street two hundred any donih d
and extending in length or ,u uef fttrees
said Washington and Adams ID
forsy.five feet, bouh" "sOubt
by said Adams street, :outbf
erly by said Washington street. notbr
erly By said Fourth street, anu =, 0rp
rrly by the land of, at present "
by John AShurst. ,outiOn d
seized and taken in eXeeuii"de eXui "deN,
property of Henry l.. Pecharu,, sro,or N
Edwin II. Pcchard, .lloSrqasd.
c. +. a. of Henry l.. IecKaiu' NV
to be sold by ,,ps0N. Sbef
Sheriti-s Office. New Caslle'
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DELAWARE HOUSE.
No. 5l3 Market street.

/ No. 5l3 Market street.
Kept BY Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City of VIII.
mington. New Castle county, Delaware, or
SATURDAY the 25th day of SEPTEMBER
1873, at2 O'Clock p. NJ. the following de.
scribed real estate to wit:
All that certain lot of land with a thre.
story Drlck dwelling house thereon situate
ln the said City OF Wilmington, bounded
ana described as follows. to wit:
beginning at the Easterly side OfNadison
street between Eighth and Ninth streets
at the distance Of eighty feet from the
S0taherly side of Ninth street, thence east.
eaS ETY. parallel TO Ninth streets, eighty -si X
leet 70 the westerly side of four feet wide
a,le5 aan5 Leading Leading SSuthery into another four
an% aoos VICE as, alley opening into Windsor
erly along said side of said alley
ana parallel to Madison street six.
Teen ieet TO corner, thence westerly
Paranel to the first mentioned line and
Nntn street, through the centre of the marty
wall between this and the adjoining dwell,
ing on the south of Elizabeth Shak kespeare
eighty-six feet to the aforesaid easterIv sid
OF Madison street and thence thereby
norlherly sixteen feet to the place of begin.
nimg' De the contents thereof what they
Seized and taken in execution rs tho
property OF Lewis W. Stdham and Eliza.
bta Sttn Ms Wife, +. G. Stidham and Annie {,
y lils T, VIE, trustees of l.. :. Taylor anI Levin
s',, ., t,ISlof anu Annie {. his wife, and to be
WM. II. JAMESON sbor;r
->e" castle. sept-7
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25

A Pennsylvania coroner has petitioned
the Legislature to abolish the use Of stom-
ach pumps in the State.
Mr.. John G. SAKE, who hiss been suffer-
ing from neuralgia for few weeks past, ia
said TO be recovering. .."
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, SEPTEMBER 25, 1875

The sreenbacks me> tingin New York on
Tuesday night, was one of the strongest
evidences that has vet been given the peo-
pie Of the popularity of paper currency.
1t wa. attended by the leading men Of the
country and reflected a sentiment that will
rapidly gain in truthtnlness and impor-
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
SALE

Clri AND HUMID OF NEW CASTLE
SUNDAY the 9th of SEPTEMBER. 1873
at O'Clock p. m.,
NC eiolio"lhg described Real Estate viz.
All that certain lot of land situate in tho
Town. Hundred and County of New Castle
III .he State of Delaware, bounded and do.
Serioed as follows, towit:
iEesinnnlng at point on the South. wost
hrnhuN T.. ~ ~! ton street, at the distance Of Two
'SV,tH nf H;'tt leet rom the North-westerly side
". ,nos Sintn street, thence running in n Sonths
s,rst T,rs.ttriy Instance, and parallel with Ninth
wa.t Nn..a Ine hundred feet thence in n Nnrth'
ton st uirectlon and parallel with f'inv-
Wi street twenty-five feet tbencn ,,vy
aNu,,t,n;-easterly a.s, II; direction and paroHestn ~
~ nfs. me one hundred feet to The 1n;H siae tde
~ ~ SiAyton street, thence by tho soi"u,s.'c si.t
t,,aSton street in a South -castar,v ~ snnt;'
sns,s s contents M thereof or less beine ibs
Stsr,, n Iot OF land conveyed to Ia, i.aia 49, e
'tSeiI!ng Sig by Jacob lIarman and wifa .sa :oS'
SleAed and taken in executiom No. N'.
P,,sP1iy r,r oiThomas stesling coil anT Tnrc :ne
f'es" MS wife and I. /. 9, and tn ~. s,,. tcr-
sbor,n,, WN. II. JAMESON Sheritf
eus'''s ofaos, New castle. ~"'''"'
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cafion:sb taken from our threats. This is
necessary to save the Republic and no fair,
honest patrio', will hil>to give a helping
hand
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. p, lS75.
lH sh OC C&ASsDwn lol lMshOCS.Rt la,
l"l do beCwn los, Sosh Ieh. nav EG
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slo1 Leh val7s il9 ssh Phila p Il . = AZ K ,. =
l" W Union Tele lol sh Penna r bs 5i
llDsh OC&A=Swn l0,< 100 sh Has,on- m ID ''4
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s!n. do c. fsl: lp sh Erie R :; So 3 lS. lSi..
'0 S.n ~ I IS ~ !U sh OC&A b3 lVsl
sSs'H City It's y Is l19lsS do Is i4s
81, sh Penna RS joi tspo do Is i"sss is
= do Is 81 lU do lVs4
n: do e; N+t$o do ls.bs los.
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Ssh Ltal Reap 6lj. 81 do Is io,i
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do Is 80. 100 do s,s iyt i0s
GExERAL QroTArIox..
Gold llt>@l.Gl. Penn RR 5y,a.,az
l. ; Isl ~ "a 1888. RR ~ ,,s.a ~,
:. y. ,sii ii9 "a - North Penn ST sH;n.s.
:. r., ~, " phIa 4 Erie 2nm 70
Juiyis7 iS,hilIi '%itT ,nI& So; RH l14a 10;
I0-ts W7>sIll7o ca,aw nS 90. ,'asS.r i ~ z,
- New Is lis ellis do nr,.fd ~
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CCo'Sot NJlesi a ~ HestonvilIe 1aIg.1;-
TRADE REPORT.
flcurand Sleal-The Flour markets. onto.
a Te>ttrIays prices. The sales Inr IN
Week hy the city millcr> foo, M. iI,l hnr.
Iei> on terms withheld. About tj ~, borrai 6
were taken by the home trade at y 1,a
i"E suieTine: Sjq5 - for extras: Il = = n
i"r iowa and Wisconsin eNtr. family. =; =
= - Tor Minnesota do. Do: 81 yir.: n fnr
fsHlisy!Eania. Ohio. and Indiana do. do.
ana ;, 'oGS - for fancy brands. as 10 ul,ali
y. rye Tour sells at s. 52je55p. In Corn
Nct! nothing 70 report.
urain-In Wheat thercis very little mova.
m"nt; sales Of old red at 81 IT, new do at
sI">a! u: damp and spronted at NC. 70 81. and
MLlle al = ivn 10. In Rye no sales, corn
- inactive: sales %! 9.vp bushels yellow nt
.i'1I2 and mixed AT ti,61lc, oats ara soil.
ing at io5 iSc. for Western mixed and loG "a,
for hite. In Barley and Malt no sales
Wllskyis quiet. with small sales of Wes.
tern iron-bound ar 81 ~.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Butter firm. New York and Rradford
county extras. Soe.Slc.: do. do, firsts. SlSassc
western extras. aSGaSc; do, firsts 22a.2Ic
Rolls extras, ia NC: do. firsts. 2Aa2c.
Cheese improving. New York fancy. ll6.
lie. Ahe' iV'e
Eggs steady. Pennsylvania, New Jersey
an 81 Delaware T. esh, &c. Western do. Sa
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rTHE MoRNINaI HERALD IL published
every morning, Sundays excepted) and de-
livered in the city al Wilmington and sur
roundiny places -for six cents per week
oaysble ta the carriers. Mail subscriptions,
poscsss free, three dollars per annum IN
ADVANCE. ,,,,,,s,ors
No. 500 Shipley street.
Wilmington, Del.
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GHERIFFo' SALE,

ny virtue Of writ OF I.evari Facias to me
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at
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RINANLlAL.

ft FINANLIAL.
WILMINGTON, DEE,
Friday, Sep. "A, 1S75.-4, P. M .
GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS.
Repored by Craige, johnson 4 Co., Bank
srs ani Brokers, 9Th and Market SITS.
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''h MA. sept. u, lS,J.
10 sh OC & 4 X is lsl
30 sh Leh. Nav. 5Dl
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. u Isl
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25

~
BY virtue Of a writ Of venditioni sxm
to me directed will be exposed 10 pu4
sale at the
HOTEL OF THOMAS D. BRADW1
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-24
THE STATE DOCUMENTS.
Action Necessary.

Some steps should be taken to have the
State documents properly stored and pro-
tected.
They are at present piled up in little room
lust off the hall of the House of Representa-
tives. There is no space to do it in. and con-
sequently there is no order in their arrange
ment. Indeed there is no arrangement at all.
and it would be the work of day to find any
particular document of any specified year.
In addition to this, they are being rapidly
DESTROYED by rats, with which the room is
filed.
The last Legislature made an appropriation
of $4,000 to have suitable room prepared, but
this appropriation has been enjoined, and, in
the wisdom of Judge Hawkins, it was not
thought necessary to release the amount, at
the same time other amounts enjoined-
such as the contingent expenses of the Gov
ernor, etc.-were released.
The Secretary of State says the amount is
amply sufficient to have place provided for
the documents, and to have them properly
arranged and recorded.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-10-24
rHE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY, OCTOBER q, 1876

s,me would hardly believe that that faint
Jagged outline cut against the southern sky
was not a line of clouds; but when by chance
a real cloud foated across the horizon all
doubts were put at an end. The Alps! how
the first sight of these historical mountains
sets one to thinking. Since early childhood
have always thought of the Alps as part OF
shadowy dream, the domain of the wild cha
mois, the cold mountains which figure In
thousand strange, romantic tales. and when at
last my eyes rested on the first faint outline OF
this snowy chain, so dim, SO soft and far away,
it seemed still dream, and l almost expected
to see the pink, uneven line upon which l
gazed, fade softly away and melt into the hazy
sky beyond. But no, they did not melt away
like former creations Of fancy, and now they
stand out sharp and clear before the eye, with
all their glistening slopes and pinnacles cut
against the blue of heaven, and before another
week rolls away, we hope to have made q
nearer acquaintance with some of those icy
monarchs of Pennine range, and then-dreams
and romance-a long farewell Yours,
STAHLFEDER.