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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-27

John ii Shields, Esq eldes; son j. {.
Shields, former publisher OF the Rich
mond Wig, was killed at Prospect Depot,
in Prince Edward county. Virginia, ON
the 18th inst, by falling or jumping from
the train while in motion. His remains
were taken To Lynchburg, whence they
will he conveyed 10 Richmond where his
family resides.
4 social blending Of the "blue and
gray" at Edenton, y. g., occurred the 9TH
err dav. when Colonel Bailey, of the Fist
New York Gasalry,a bold dr'goon, who
during the Late unplea>antness' had both
shoulder-strsps shot of by rebel bullets, m
one Of the cavalry fights under Sheridan,
was married To the fair widow Of General
Stubs. late vi the Confederate army
y. Y. Commercial
LET THE Quill BIZ UsED.-A citiIen OF
Lexington has in his possession quill Of
a condor which has history. 1t was CIV
en- to Henry Clay in 1921, width an in
junction never to cut il until he was elect
"a President, when he was to write the
first message with il. In case he were not
elected, il was not to be cut until a" con-
stitutional President wrote constitu-
tional message for all the States" After
Mr.. Clay's death it was given to Willard
Fillmore. but he was likewise unable 10
use it, During the last campaign the
owrer determined to give it to Mr..
Greedy should he be elected. The quill,
which j. still uncut, is over three feet
long, and is rs large round as mans
I unb.
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ID. f. Thayer and \. Wilson.
IN ASSUMPSIT.

The object Of this suit is to ob,ais n
Judgment against the defendants for the
sum Of One hundred and fifty dollars
with interest thereon from the 18th day
November 1874 until paid. and Sl.s6
costs If protest due to the plaintiff on 4
note executed by ID. f.. Thaycr to Albert
Sperry and endorsed by a. Wilson, Al
bert sperry, and Spcrry, Hale & Co, and
to attach the estate Of said defendants in
said 'ouniy, sufficient to pay the same
and the costs Of this suit. And it appear
ing by an affidavit filed with the papers in
said cause that the said defendants are
non-re.idcnts of the State of West Nirgi-
mia, il is therefore ordered that they do
appear here within one month from the
first publication Of this order and do what
is necessary 10 protect their interest on the
premises.
Teste: JOS. s. MILLER, CLERK,
By JSo. W. CHURCH, Dept.
Smith & Kline, pa.
Jan. l3-4w.
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LYNCEs LAW.

fr must bc matter of great re
rrel to every sober thinking man II
the community, that in several instan-
c., lately, the people Of this part OF
the state have been inclined To TAX
Justice in their own hands. and to ex-
ecute their own Judgement on crimi-
nails without waiting on the regular
routine ofthc hw. There is some
excuse for this Lynch Law, in a new
community, where tribunals OF JUS
tice are not established, and where 1t
i necessary that the friends OF law
and order should combine to put down
crime, but in community like ours,
where all the c,Srts OF law are in full
force, and there IS every certainty
that Justice will i've speedily meeted
cut 10. the murderer, the sXCeu-
ton by mob. Is rs likely DO evil
rs good. Such executions fail in
their object in many ways The pun
ishment Is not rs great to the Grim
inal, rs regular trisd and execution
ton BY process of nw.
The remorse, the terrible waiting
for of Judgment +; the trial, exposed
10 the curses ard contempt of his fell
ow men, THE sentence. the terri
bic and deliberate preparations for
the execution, all these are spared
10 the man who is executed by mob
on his first arrest; who would not
rather be the-victim of Lynch Law p
than the waiting and dreading vic
tim of the regular courts of law ?
~ we say that Lynch law fails in its
very first principles ; it is inten led a.
4 more terrible and ceartain punish
m.nt tlan that inflicted by the law,
when it is more swift, and then more
mcrciful.
Another fact connected with Lynch
law is this, that every one who par,
t;cipatcS i'm The execution becomes
4 criminal before the law. We say
this with all Difference 10 the feelings
of those who have been 50 outraged
by the bloody butc5ery If an inno-
cent nun and a good citizen, that
they could not live upon thu earth
while his murderer numbered it, vet
It is true.
1t would seem As Tiff Lynch Law
can ever be justified, it was in the
clse in which it was executed at Bar
louisville on Saturday night.
-, IT,; - g. L;.,-,,s
s,,rro,,,.1o1 h,'o f,u;l,.. . r;,I.;n ON.
..L;.l..u,o.,;, - H.. L.
-. - H.. :, !, Il
I'm L;,, Lo,r;o. I'm I.nt TN, :.
too uncertain, and on a peaceful Sab
hath cvepipr while hi. victim i set
ti,g nv his frssida reading his Riblo
tho scjpcor and murderer c,mes nm
~, him with q mnr lerous ove and
III, :, - liz L,o;, Lob.s ,,l,.
,;r,o p, cry .l,,,, LIN n.~ no.
f.ro tho cr,.t.,., bl,,r. r,.k,I M.
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Wb,, n.x,, Tho l..jy mus, h..
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tiI'A N'f'l'I NIf WIN IIl.t'I'|.'r A.l'l s.if
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l. n. BARTRAM,
Furnace architect G BHilde,
Sharon, Conn.

Also, furnishcr of First-c!ass fire stone
for furnace hearths, round and square.
Competent fnremen ard workmen fur
nished for all kinds Of furnace work and
masonry in general.
REFERENcE.-Ensign Manufacturing
Co, Huntington, W. Va. Garnum, Rich
ardsnn & Co, Lime Rock, Conn. Rich
mond Iron Works, West Stockbridge,
Mass. Jan. 2i-ly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF SALE.

by vi.tue OF decree Off the Circuit COurt Of
Cai'ell County made nj the December Term ls.3
IN the suit in chance therein pending Of {. L.
X Ne, vs., Harvey Elkins' ilei.s. ! win NJ the
front dor OF the Court House Of said County,
On huSlay, the
9Th DAY OF MARCH, 1875, -
at dubIic auction 10 the highest bidder. . trsci
Of los acres land situate upon Little Hart Greek
formerly in Cabell County now in Lincoln County
OF Guyandoite liver.
TERNS:-One-h half cash, and one-nalf IN six
months. bond AMI secured required Of the pur-
chaser fts deferred pBymcst.
JOHN Il. LIABILITY,
John b. LritIley. Sol, sp1 Com.
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sjh DAY or FEBRrIRl, 1876,

at ihccerr-io House. IN Corelo, wsfnc terniy,
West VI gnii1. prOceca % take SAFE and rrPuri
an account iu said cause ~ follows:
lsi. What real estate L'Vi Mccormack "cl,
scZe'l "f the quantity aud yllic thereof, his o.
n. therc'o aud where The same = rii mated.
2nd What incumIraurrs " ANY the . Hic up
on such zeal estate. The amount thereof, WI" -
entitled Ia 1t and huW thr saD,r ! evidenced.
3rl What personal estate came - th' haudt
~ Anthony Plymai". Administrator ot the estate
Of Levi McCO mack, the amount thereof ant
how the same has been di~hur,Fd AMI What &C.
mains 10 ANYTHING subject 10 Il, nhng-cfn'nf
lth That ne convene The Crrdiu -Of l''t
NcGO M 'ck and ascertain his ln'hrh"dncS' ur
amount thereof. To whom u Is dEe ana hpS me
same j. sccu cd AMI ,vldrnc' II.
9TH. That he enquire AMI report the paid value
of the rents nsc aud occupation ~ he lands 81
Levi Mccormack. sncc his death. stating ihf
same In year, accounts and 10y whom The same
ha- been received and the Amount thereof
Gih. Who has pad ih' taxes. lcNicS 1nh lcgh
charges against sah estate aud then. 10 whom
II passes by descent and the am3uni ~ snrr
payment ami when paid.
9Th. That he empire AMI report pa~'irui'y
as The diyiaibiliy 80 mdNisii.iiJ IS saiI lands
AMI whether or not tho Interest " the parties
viii he promoted by 4 sale ther, 81.
Sih. That he reaort any other mailer WHEN
h. may deem pertinent Or l- requested Joy any
par y.
Given under my hand ihE 18th day ~ Jann-
AIRY $50. q. W. ~ TcuiNNpN.
spell. COmfgisriJner.
VI. j. FERGCsOS, Sol. Jan. pIi
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1 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

ALI persons having elaine against the
Estate OF Larkin Noel, deed, will present
them to me at once, with the proper proof
for payment, and all persons knowing
themselves to be indebted To said estate
must come forward and settle:
GEO. +. MILLER, JR.,
Jan 20 4w. --,--.--.s- .idEliaisiTdtor. 81.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
OUABLE LAND IN LOGAN &C.
&. W. Nighbert,
Us.
&. w. Taylor, Ad'r et al.
IN CIIANIERY.


Bv authority Of dccreta order rem
dorcf in the above styled cau,e, 1T the De-
cclnb Term, 1875 Of the County Court of
Logan County, shall as Spec:nl Com-
missioner offer for sale Ia The highest bid
der at the front door Of tie Court House
Of Logan County, on
TULRSDII, FEBRUARYG, &c
4 valuable tract OF land living in Lngar
County, aud on the Guyandrttc River.
some seven miles above tho yillsgc IL To-
gan Court House. Said tract % Ia, d
contains some 800 acres, 100 acres II
which is in a state of Cultivation being
mostly river bottoms, ard las az on IL Il
large frame dwelling house aud all tie
necessary out h"uses, all in excellent re-
pair. The rcsidne III the land is covered
with excellent timber. and accessible b.
market. Title iLdi.ruiab!e.
TERMS One third cash. and the res
idne in equal installment. Of one and two
years.
JAMES \. NIGIIBERT,
Special Commissioner.
Jan. l3-iw.
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NOTICE.

JOsNII T.. Mt ~ NM I
IN GUANttkl.
Nay kilgorr and others.
Pursuant Ia decree Of the Wayne County
Cont Of West Virginia y omnunrc'l ~ ~ linni-
~ 7, un. $50 Tue unite. signed Special Com
missioner, will on the
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-27

A. NJ. PALM Err Dealer In
Doors. Sash. Blinds. Franc
Rough and Dressed LuIn.
Der. Flooring. Weather.
boarding. Pine and Pop
lar Shingles. MOuIding~.
l.aih. Newell Posts a. Ban.
niSter.. Drain Tile. a Pat.
cnt FlueS, White and Gray
Lime. Plaster. Cement.
Flower Pots &c. a Large
Stock Constantly OF hand.
Cash orders promptly fill.
ed ~ solicited. 3D. Avenue.
Ret. Stli q 9th SIS Hunt.
ingtOn, w. Va. Jan. II If.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

4. Is Palmer,
". ~ tUANtEhG.
James Board 81 a.,
BY virtue Of decree rendered IN tho ap"rf
entitled rause. 10y the County COO I ~ iahcl
County, West Vi GINA. az The Ocinpcr term leo
thereof. the undersigned SPECIAL tommtssiniiefs
appointed for that purpose. WIN 90
Eidoy hc 2Sh Uy of Jan"ary, 1876,
beiarrn the hours Of = p'gp.k s. ". snI
.i'cDck T.. H.. on The I,roiui-T-- pr''''"'d ips
the fnluwii z d->..ril e'I ~ -" ~, 'o-Nh; y"
NJ II. IiJct No . 90 40 tn, rIi"n,iHh "i ll'
civ ri Huntington. Nr-t Virginia. b'ing il~
sam. properly mentioned 90 Abe php'is ani pro-
cccdings 10 H. ratt tag-', a. iulh aEr.l'h -
the highest .bhldri. EPpn ihe following lrfh-;
town. OIc-ilr.rl t..a 300 hahu pn me hf} "
sale, the remainder DO taUtgu ipt7inrht- OF 80
ani Twelve hiuuft-. ,skiug ifufn tn pu rha-'i'
ppuds wth rl.ui .ri uuty fr ii.' gas lrni ~ in-
deferred payments ari irsrir,tf fnr Fgai ui.'
~ further scruuiJ anil .hs - har : h.
H. C.SfdNS,
T. Is. ENSlON,
Dec. afh4w. -pfiai GtHpIsftipt
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

AtRules held in the Clerks office Of
the County court Of Cabell County on
the first Monday in January 1876.
The Second National Bank of Ironton
Ohio,
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Fiidoy hc 2Sh Dy ofJan"ary, 1876,
rs A LECTURE
80 TO YOUNG MEN.

~ ~ - ~ - @s@~~~'
Ju~ Prbi;iLed, ~ .soioi Ea"ioVe. Inc
SiJ ,sEh.
4 Ls::..--S 81 -, gk-7-,, :2zATyES:, Az
-L-i-L. .Br- e S-tn MAJ weakness, spenndi0f-
rhu.. induced ~ sell aiIus-. Involuntary lJais-
Sons flnpIicncy. Nervous p.''lHir, snd iiniy,'.'
NEVIS Ia NArriAgr generally; 'oSsuiuD' on. ~
il.p-y. and FITS: Mental AMI Phy fcial ~ alari'J'
Er.-ny EOBERT T. CT LNEESEiJ., VI. D., an
hof Of the '-Grecn BOis.T a..
Tic woylI renowned aufhOr. m mis- ahnif1'f
Lecture, clearly proves frHn ms Dan 'Apr i"ifr
that the wife, r,nseqEsIlrs-s If Self Anus may
be enf,tutlly r.iiOy n without ipeilr'ine, ah'
without dangerous sGns'cii ~" aiio1s .is'ughier'
Instruments rings. -. oDr'iilis; pointing "at 5
mole Of cure ~ Oirc Certain AMI rH~ iEil !"
which ever snIe.rT TO matte Hhai ~ 600"
ton may H.. mas cure himself chrAPy,p!Hf1N-
aud radically.
ga" Tia, Leefare rail- P,Ure bean u o'''-
sGads cHd hssRnds.
Sent. under seal, In a plain eDVelore, 70 any
add, -, on receipt Of sX CENTS, oF Two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers.
7. BRUGHiN & son, go.
Al AnnSt, NY. Post Office Box. $3.50
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NOTICE.

All rewards ~ ans lin,'. ic,.t@fpvr offered y.
t.0nneriinn With ffr robbery ~ TIE Dam W
Huntington are hereby slthl avn, 90.
j. n. HTNSEI. fRF-
Dec. Eat I. ONbi, "NH"1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH rs HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water.
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable Preparation put up by Dr
Geo, :. Coleman, Dallas, Texas, is nm infnIla.
PIE cure for Chronic Constipation, Sick anl
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, forbid Liver,
nervous Debility ana the long list of dis.
edHes arising from dlsOrdered stomach and
constlpNted bowels.
IL VIII relieve the worst cases of nervous
ana SICK headaches in from one to three
uourS. VIII cure themOst obstinate cases of
days. "
II IS the best and surcst purgatiye ever
USED ior any disease, b ing perfectly safe un-
uer all circumstances, uuinilng In It's nc
u II, entirely free from any nausea, gripping
or even unpleasantness. Possessing tuhic
properties, "a thing unknown In any other
cure pufgHllNeJ that puzzles the blood and
builds up the system In such manner that
the same elect is produced by Il rcd lced
dose untll ITS use may be discontinued ana IA
permanent cure effected.
IL Is convenient, only requiringa glass of
water aud can be taken Mt all times, aS its
or pleasure.
By analysts this preparation will be found
10 contain all the medicinal properties OF
the White sulphur Spring Wafer, as taken
rom Inc prin5s'Out in concentrated form,
Ach PM being equal TO two gallons.
Ah' medicinal properties OF the sGlineS
ana ncI'S ,ound I'm White sulphur SpIug
W Alvr are wei understood Ny all vel, iU-
formed medical men. L. 'art, tl'usr sahn,s
ANA NcidN prepared by nujno, outer directly
INTO tho tuupuItluu OF tEu blood, and no
blood can ha healthy tunt lucus any one OF
tntm lii choir proper proportion.
Hence the sure nad UuyUryfWu action OF
tt'r preparations As IS uu Dos 81 is ,ukpu It
enters into tGe blood, expecting am n,yuum.
lated pUlsoUS aTNng nom indigestion or
malaria, purifying the blood, and strength.
vHing the nervous .NSicIu, C,vIriu. ilutoIs-
plt%ion ana lmrWt ng q IuuoIu healthy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-15

We, the and ,isigued Druggists ni Dallas.
HrN4S. having been selling Or, tuIpuwuy
Concentrates hit" sulphur NprYgs Water
ioi tiio past year or more, and having ample
opportunity Of leaning I'll 10, il,c. al. % tie
parties to whom we have sJii, Iu uHEssjtat.
.wS'y pronounce It one of the best remedies
,u.u the mrrk.t And tpV Inc diseases
mcnlluu.l an d. Coleman B circular, and cs.
potiHily chronic constipation, sick md ucr-
,Jus3vn achoS aud rs u common puggHtjye
we have never OH amy preparation that
give, such universal satisfaction.
Knowing Us pleasant ana an Hiiiug Effects
together with lis perfect safety Ondcr all cir
we most chpl fully recommend
it's use 20 tDe suGcrluG everywhere.
t0NNONN WALKER,
GAiLhNAI GALE,
10 NlN| * HOWELL,
WILLIAMS ~ rOLLlNER.
HGlT - COCHIN.
DALLAS, Texas, July /, 1876.
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We, the undersigned citizens Of Dallas
having used Dr. Coleman Concentrated
White Sulphur Springs Water. Tor one ol
more &c the following Diseases, VIZ. Chronic
Sick aud Nervous Headaches,
Neuralgia or Nervous D,bi ity, and in every
instance have received speedy relief, and in
eases OF Chronic Constipation, u permanent
cure. AS "A common purgattNe In all disca-
ntS. we have never used u medicine SO un-
Ealing In its effect and at the same time so
pleasant in It's action, being entirely free
from any nausea, gripping, or even unpleas.
lntntss, We tnd by using II regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one
ualf Ol the usual quantity will be as effective
ts tn" fun dose.
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-
we can recommend II in an UNI
luallhed manner, to the suffering every
where. W. A. ROBINSON,
q X. MERI ETHER,
f.. T. CLARK,
WI, DUFFEY,
b. NJ. FLOOD,
u. V. VAUGHN,
=. u. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
II. Il. UAZER,
W. STCKLES,
THlERMAN,
iylG-dw6n, AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON s. WALKER,
Wholesale Agents, Dallas, Texas,
o whom all orders sh ould be addressed.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
=. ''''' FREE asHssssl'
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Pick up almost any newspaper published
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"FltEE GUIDE 10 TEXAS the land Of
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ne THE MlSSOUE,. NHAS q TEXAS
RAILWAY, They n.r ling thousands 70
III pngts ~ tie Dult.r p, ties hnh Europe.
Tins Ruy. 10 show what lary pnr .Itt ,nr
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OF fare Tor en- igrantS Nlmos nt-huu. Ihcir
trains are crowded, ana tn,.i Trains are
frequently run 10 HccOmmCi &c the people,
rhty are spending thOuSnrls OF dollars IN
lcXns. They have twelve gui0r travelling
men employed distributing nee information
concerning Texas throughout the United
states, They ask our MO IN ther efforts
patroni2e the MISSOURI, KhNSAb y
IEXAS RAILWAY. GO NORTH VIA
DEN lBON and through the beautiful Indian
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Louis IN topping omnibus. They run Iheir
rCnches and sleercrs through 10 81. bouls
ana enter the Union Drpul. is there any
other | ne from luXhN thut durs' mo"
They $50 run eDAchcH 'ud sleepiup cars from
rexas 10 hannibal aud Gutrcy. naye you
uy friends East losklue towards I'Nh5Y II
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Also beautiful pUmpnlet ana "thtr injer-
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

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nrnnyht ON hy lndiscretlons or excess. Any
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'ollows
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Leaves s'th 800 p. N Leaves s'th 626 p n
.. WALDO, DURAND, r.
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#. l.. MANGH tssTER, Agen..
Visitors to ABOVE cities will find these Of
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hours, where the latest Texas papers Will b.
'ound.
J. DURAND, Gent nupt
]. WALDO. Conf Ticket AGENT
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-'n, Frnv asmanu TOR Tickets 10 The
fiIst meeting, Sunday, at eight a. m,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-10

Z IN by tie bed OF old Irish river,
.&hat ripples 80 tly in the summer breeze,
Btcbi ing the sunbearns as they gleam and quiyer
" Through he green arc hes of the mosgrown tees
,se to the turf this hot brow fondly pressed
~! for one hour to dream of home and rest.
on the slope of some gray craE CAPPED mountain
with the wild sea W surgpg loud below
4ont and free TO unlock the pent up fOurtai
9f souls sorrow, my heart a bitter woe
~ to forget the world and all its ills
ttdst The eep shadows of the dear old hills.
III to be near he sound of waters falling
8own The gray rocks in lone Glengarfr q shade,
lied by their music vanished days reca ling,
set XIII ding hopes long since in ashea laid;
I'd in the torTents ceaseless drip and roar
Earring again sweet voices may ne'er hear MORE
ben the nigbt-clouds DER hill and vale stealing,
md in the lake eve. holy star doth shine,
80 be at some lonely altar kneeng
Midst the pure hearts Lord loves near HIS shrine
fere, 'noath the Cross TO lay my weight OF care,
3wed to the very dust in tearful prayer.
vain in vain the ocean wide is foamipg,
% lonely heart twixt all thou ov'st and thee
10 wayside chapel in the quiet cleaning,
Nor grand old noun tain towering DER the sea-
Tor sunny str cam, no torrent in the glen,
|sr will these longing eyes behoid sgain.
q when Gods angel. sent unto the dying,
On my weak eyelids lays his icy hand
fake q low grave, where breezes, gently aiehinp
Sweep the soft valleys of our green old land;
md In the bosom Of our own bright West,
et the poor tired heart be laid to rect.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-10

their houses and decorated their windows with
hags and branches of trees. The consols con
sidered it at once an honor and q duty to assist
at the ceremony in grand uniform. a fsrei gner
witnessing this touching unaGimity would
scarcely have believed himself to be in city
the great majority of whose inhabitants are
Protestants."
About year ago account was widely
copied from the ST. Louis newspapers of expe.
riments with dynamite near that city. Fred
erick Julian, an agent for the explosive, burned
it IN bohnre' hnritd 1T do~ precipice, aud
in other ways satisfied the spectators that il
could only be exploded by means of fulmina.
ting caps. We now read Of Mr.. Julian and
his dynamite again. He started for the city
with q wagon load of it, and sat smoking on
the 'front.' seat. He smelled something burning,
anu an saw mat the sawdust packing was afire
he got OH the wagon to procure water with
which to extinguish the flames, but made no
haste, because be believed there was no dauger
Suddenly there was a terrific explosion, utterly
demoilshing the wagon. killing the horses, and
stunning Mr.. Julian. When be reco vered con.
dynamite.