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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-08-10
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A UCTIONEER. Speaks both German
"a and English. Win answer calls for town
and country at reasonable rates. Address,
Green Spring, Ohio. 24-ly
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THE CUSTER MASSACRE.
Graphic Account or the Tragedy By a
Betr0Iter Who Witnessed It.

The Detroit EUeIling NelUs publishes
the following letter received by Mr..
James ManniOn, of that city, from
his son James, who was an eye-wit-
ness OF many Of the terrible scenes Of
the Custer massacre. 1t is q graphic
account, and details many thrilling
incidents that are for the first time
given to the public:
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4 TTORNEY AT LAW. once IN Grum-
"a fnell's new block, nearly opposite First
National Bank, TifIin, Ohio.
April j. 1874.
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C, r. 1. &P. R. R.


-THEDIRET ROUTE FOR
Joliet, Morris, Ia Sale, Peru, Henr1', LdcOJl
Psor1a, 6sEssso, Moline, Rock IIiG5ad,
Davenport, MiSscGtfne, Warrington,
I0s0d cfty, GrfaReH, NesOt0h,
Des AOfnes,
COUNCIL BLUFFS & OMAHA,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
Where It Joins with the Union Pacific Rail-
way for Denver, salt Lake City, sacramento,
San kraneiseo and all points West on the
Pacific Coast.
TRAINS EKAvE-DATLY As BOLLOws:
Omaha, LeaveuwOrth & Atehlson Express
Sunday exceptedl 1870 A. M. Peru Ae-
commodatiOn. (Sunday exeepted)
500 p, NJ. Omaha Express
saturdays Ex.) l0sO0 p. n.
KANSAS LINE.
The Chicago, ROek Island 4 Paeiic Rail-
road Company have now opened their
South Western Division between
-EGaTHEWth, AtthisOn aud Chicago,
Connecting at Ieavenworth with the Kan
sas Pacfdc and Missouri Pacific railroads, and
at AtchisOn with the AtchisOn, Topeka a
Santa Re, Central Branch Union Pacific,
and Atchison & Nebraska Railroads, for ali
points IN ff aE SOL
Kansas, Indian Territories, Colorado
and Ne1g MEXICO.
This Company have built a full compile
ment 81 Palace Drawing Room ard Sleeping
Cars, which for external beauty and interior
arrangements FOR the comfort, convenience
and lnxury, 81 Daasengfrs are pnszeeiled, u
equaled, BY any other cars OF the Kind In the
THReUeH TICKETS for sale At all Cen
Canaaas; HUGH RIDDLE,
Gen. Pass. Ag't. a.s---.1
n4O-6m
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Obstacles 70 Marriage aArFY

Obstacles TO Marriage a4FFE RE
You've MEN from the effects OF Errors ana
Abuses In early life. Manhood restored. I'm.
pediments 70 marriage removed. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir
ciIlars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 4i9 n
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.-an Institution
having a high reputation for honorable con-
duct and professional skill. n32-B
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MEDICAL.
H.B. MARTIN, NJ. ID.
noCrOR MAUGAmAN.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Ofice En-
pire Block, Main street, Tiffin, ..
NJ T.
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UaSt0rla

Il a pleasant and perfect substioute, IN an
caseS for Castor Oil. CastOFia = TIE 70
stIlt 90 an old Physiclan's eifort 70 prod luce,
Tor hfs oyEnr aeftes. 2n nenneG1veeatEaFie,
pIsasant 70 r taste and free fronar griPing.
Dr. samuel Pitcher of HyanDls. Mstss-s
sueesadsd IN cImbiniHg. without The use Ol
aichohol, q pt rgstive agent - p.easan
tha daEirabfe prO Dertiss Of Castor Oil.
Itfs adapted to alfages, bot Is especially y
rscornnenaed - nlefneFg as reliable
bo1Teis Of children. IL Is certain, agneeable,
afsoiutely harmless, aud cheap Is should
~ used for wfnd -eolfe, sour stomach,
warns, cg81fge1esz, Group, ETC. then chill
drer can have sleep and mothers may rest.
u 81 Rose q Co, or 81 ley Street. New
Yofk, are ths EOle preparers OF Castoriai ar
Ter Dr, Pitchers recipe.
!. H2Sl2tus c @
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Attachment Notice.

John Bland ! Before ]. J. Albright
ADdra,v ~ Rros., ]. p. for Seneca Tp.
On THE Sth DAY OF MAY, N IS56.
" said Justice issued an order OF attach
ment IN ihe above action for the sum OF fif-
ly-two ana 50-l0 dollars. sum "a -
JOHN BLAND
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CEND 25c. G. p. ROWELL & CO., New
- York for Pamphlet of le0.pages, contain
ing Iistrof 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost Of advertising. n2i-76-ly.
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Train No. 2frOm Chic. daily Sundays Ell
This train g equipped with ,Pullman's Ia
test I'm proved draW1ng-room and Sleeping
coaches, running through 10 Men York and
points on the Atlantic and Great Western
and Erie Railways without change.
Leaves Chicago S;SS A. e. ; Tsmn, 5.S3 p
NJ, arrives at Cleveland goo p. nj: leave
eieveIand s.SO p, A., arrives as HornsIisS 81
SO A. NJ. Elmtra lo-38A. NJ. BinGhsmDto
12-26 p. n. and New York 7s20 p. n
Train No. u from Chicago daily, with Pull.
man 8 drawlng-room and sleeping eoachesss;
also one ofPuilma4's
HOTEL COACHES,
All running through To New York without
l56 A. a., arrives at Cleveland, $50 A. n. ,
Leaves ~ClevBland 7:Oo A. NJ, arrives AZ
HornellsviIle, 6sS5 P. NJ, EImira, $40 p. NJ.
Blnghampton, l0S3 p. N. and New York.
The ARRANGEMENT for running the Hots,
Coaches will prove q great cOaYenience te
travellers as meals can be taken to suit One's
conR Renlenee, without leaving the train be-
tween Chicago and New YORK.
Take Notice. c6ENEET46Ss. S9 M5sfTES .
By special arrangement between the man
ayers OF the through line, all trains In either
direction ara 70 be run thrOaqh to tfesffna-
ton whether they reach each road S termini
on time OF not. Tbfs insures to passeri9ers
continuous trip, an advantage offered by
no other line. The track OF this route
through to New York is laid with steel
Rails ,a1d Is In every respect irst-class, max
ing this really
The Royal Route.
Ask for tickets via. Erie & Chicago Line
Atlantic & Great Western X. r.
sn efsvsiaRSd. siHRSd OF GEM cInelhnatf RSssG Aff', o.
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DRLW MARTIN

ETTGs-s " . Nh y M
DENTIST. Oface over First National
ID Bank, Tim, Ohio. All Operations
drst-class, and work warranted. Laughing
Gas used for the painless extraction of teeth.
Work done at as low n price as can be had
e elsewhere, for first-clasS work.
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UNTIL THE LAST MAN WAS DEAD
A DEAN SOLD LIFE

remarKable story Is told of the
fearful scene at the death of Charles
Reynolds, Custer's chief scout, and
the best shot on the Missouri River.
He was shot off the back of mis- horse,
and in falling caught the horse and
killed him, and making q breastwork
Of the beasts body, he commenced a
terrible slaughter of the Indians. He
lay behind his horse, dying and still
shooting, and every shot he fired his
deadly aim sent savage to the devil.
When he was taken off the field after
the fight % dead Indians were found
around him,
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G. ". RRESrFI.

GURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
- Office over Hubbard IS Drug Store. Sur
Veys, Maps etc, made promptly, accurate
Iy and ON reasonable terms.
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CURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
- TIST. Office on Washington St; over
Busl1irk's Grocery Store, LIST door leading to
TunisOn q Sons Photograph Gallery, Thin,
Ohio.
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GOING EAST.

FIR. MYERS, GenT Pass. and Ticket Ag't
J. s. MORRIS, superintendent.
W. z. BEAL- Master Transportation.
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This Card in eject Ap-il Is, ls7s.
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.

STATIONS. Ex. Accom- AEON. Psss'r sSss Z
-kx. Freig't.
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An Analysis or HIS Character by One
Who has Known Him for twenty
Seven Years.
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r. r. TIME TABLES.

~. C.. 6 l.. N. RGiJrOGd.
Toledo Division.
ON and after April IS, 1876, Trains viii
" leave stations daily as follows, Sundays
'A GOING WEST.
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Lake Er6e d LOUSsV6tCe.
Time Gard No. %, taking effect April N, 1876
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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DENTISTS.
DR.P.J.KINNAMAN,

Dr. q. g. BEILHARz,
nURGEON DENTIST. Ofice in Emp e
- Block, over the Pennsylvania Store.
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W. NOBLE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Onice opposite
n FGege & Co.'S. Furniture store, Ea1i
Uasl.ct 81. Tilfiu. .. Bii-s0'
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TESTING THE EFFECT. - 1t
amuses some people 20 see an ell.
DERBY gentleman maneuver a new
set Of false teeth, particularly
when he's alone with a mirror.
and thinks himself unObserved.
Take for instance the man who
came into town the other day to
attend a conference and was obi
ged to wait three hours at the ho
tel before it commenced. First.
he walked up to the glass and
smiled at himself very, verify ten
derby ; thus he would appear
when introduced to ladies. Then
he turned partly away, smiled
freshly, and glanced at himself
sidewise to sea the effect that
would be produced upon the la.
dies sitting beside hin Next, he
rolled the under liz over like q
new slrigh>.lasher. T.,a,'s how be
would look when he delivered All
rplnOn. Then he y retched the no
Der iip up like a :hnr.e reaching
after hay !; that was consideration,
Directly both lips shot oot until
they hung like . pedlock o. . 81
800 " -
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The child is christened and his
name in "SAM." The victory OF
the Democracy over the cohorts
OF Radicalis,n on November Z, Is
complete ; the triumph OF virtue
over vice, of honesty over dlshon
esty, is full and perfect. SAMUEL
j. TlLDEN and THOMAS A. HEN>
BRICKS, are elected President
and Vices President Of the United
States. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS
and L. A. WILTZ, are elected
Governor and Lieutenant Gov.
ernOr Of Louisiana.
The New York Herald says
that Tilden will have 2O9 electo>
raj votes.
It will not be necessary to go
into details to day. The SENT1>
MEL will priut fnll returns as soon
as they are officially received.
Nov. Z was d glorious day, and
a grand victory won which will
arrest the progress of the party
of ruin and oppression.
Let all men rejoice, and fill the
air with loud shouts Of aud
gladness.
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The Radical Supervisor of
Registration in the Parish of Las
fourche has always tsen expected
10 do dirty work.
Anatolle Panalle, u cOIored
young man was appointed to
that Office in the beginning of the
campaign just closed. He did not
iunders.an his duties. but tried
to have a fair ami honest le.istra
ton and TO 10 justice 10 every
voter.
Such a proceeding Az this did
not suit Gov. kellogg who prompt
" removed him and appointed
one Nj. A. Ledrt in his stead.
Marcelin Ledet undertook t.,
perform the dirty work precrib
ed and there is not IL sensible man
In the Parish who viii testify
that he performed that admira>
Div we'll. There vas nothing low
despicahle or mean that be- left
undone. The places Of the polls
werelnot made public "n1ilths day
previous to he election ant, he at
tempted to have them located i'll
the interior of plantations two or
three miles from any public road,
bnt failed in that particular.
Nothing can I've said regarding
his election retprus MS they are in
the dark down 70 this writing.
AS Maroelin A. Ledet. u scala
wsg, who disgraces ,tbe Parish
that gave him birth. is about get
ting ont Of employment the SEN
aIasL charges nothing for adver
Using that any one who wants
some real. nasty, dirty wprf done
shat he is justine man 70 dp it
a7opptness and dispatch.
81 49, - $50 =
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Editorii Items.

After a long night of gloom
and depression day is, at last,
breaking upon us. The Sun Of lib
erty once more is rising over pros
trate Louisiana and shedding his
warm rays of hope and joy over
her down trodden, tyrant ridden
people. The iron heel Of despotisnI
that has been. for eight long
weary years, grinding, crushing
the life's blood out of her people
.is about to be lifted off.
The high places in Louisiana
are soou to he flied with men,
,houestJnst and noble. Corruption,
robbery and rascality will give
way to an era of honor, virtue
aud dignity.
Peace, with outspread wings
will sit upon the housGtops, tran
.qrillity and harmony will dwell
within !; amid The magnolia and
the orange groves the birds will
chant their happy notes ofthanks
to God, whilst a grateful people
will shout songs OF joy to the
Great Ruler of the universe fol
having IL his wis,iOnu 1T last,crOss
ed them through til" Fed SpaintC
IA land where hone, peace and JOY
will reign, and justice. virtue and
integrity lie the guiding stars
that will point Louisiana to a high
and noble destiny.
Thanks and praises to AL
mighty God
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The strongest argument which can he
urged against the advisahility Of admins
tering such corrosive and Notwithstanding
poisons as arsenic and quinine for inter
mittent aud remirtent fevers. il the vastly
superior success in the prevention and cure
Of such diseases of a medicine which is the
very antipOde of the above named drugs,
both in respect Of it's composition aud the
results wrought by it. Such a medicine is
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs, a purely vege.
taple preparation, which rot only eradi
Gates with wonderful promptitude every
trace of fever aud ague, and kindred types
of malarious disease. from the system. bu,
is preventive OF all maladies begottcn OF
niasma-tainted air and water. These re
suits mineral anti-tehrile remedies do mol
effect with certainty, and their continued
use entails consequences hia lilly pcrnicions
to the system. The Bitters. on the contrary
not only afford speedy relief, but establish
health on a permanent basis.
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The late James Gordon Bennett
used to relate an anecdote of
some one applying to him soou
after 1t became known that he
had a pretty large bank deposit,
to embark in a speculation. Mr..
Bennett took a walk with the
gentleman, one pleasant morning,
down to the Battery, to listen to
bis scheme, aud he did listen, pa
tiently, for a whole hour. Finally,
the plan had been fully disclosed,
and the originator listened, with
intense interest, for Mr.. Benefits
reply.
With his broad Scotch accent
the great editor spoke and he
said
"Da ye see that little boat float
ing of yander on the top :of the
waves Z"
The listener was stratled. He
thought MI. Benefits attention
had been distracted from bis
scheme /; but, looking, III the far
distance he espied a tinty boat,
bouncing up aud down on the
white crested pillows. YES" he
replied.
"Well, now," said Mr.. Bennett,
81 have the money in the bank,
as ye suppose; but de ye know
Id sooner take it out where that
little boat is and sink it than nut
1t into your scheme for If l sank
1t there 1 should know just chere 1t
'cas but it put it into yoar spec
ulation, / should nerer knosc achat
became OF it."
Not enOther word was said by
either party on that subject.
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Saturday night a 10. {

Last Saturday night a 10. OF
circulars was ilac6A in the p. ..
boxes OF the Democrats at Thi!m
daux, charging |. ID. Moore candi
date for Senator with being a
jew and that the jews were esp">
'cially hostile to Catholics, and
other scmrilOus charges.
The man or men who did this
dirty work are just precisely
mean enough to rob the gold out
OF the teeth of their dead grand
mother.
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The CLOSING OF BAYOU La
FoURCHE AT DONALDSONvILLE.
From an article in the Donald
sonville Chief the information is
I ad that certain Engineers have
been examining the mouth OF
Bayou Lafourche 1T Donaldson
vile, stating that they were
making preparations to close it,
by order of the State Board OF
Engineers.
Aud the statement is also made
in the n. o. Picayune that this ia
nous Board had discussed the
matter whether it was not easier
to close the Bayou than to keep
up 100 miles Of levee on its banks.
By what right do they discuss
that point 7 Who gave them the
power to say whether the Lafour
che should he closed or not, for
any causes
They are assuming powers that
do not belong to them nor With
which they have anything to do.
The Bayou LafOurche is a
stream that no power has any
right to interfere with 1t Was tx
pressly stipulated in the transfer
of this country by France to the
United States that it shOnld tor
ever remain open and free.
Were this stream closed, two
thirds of the sugar planters living
Oh its banks could not manufac>
ture sugar, and to day the cane
would be standing in the field at
the mercy of the first frost. Md
ny planters are dependent entire
ly upon this Bayou for water TOR
raising steam, and for the use o!
their animals, and even for their
own uSe.
1t would he complete ruin to
the inLaitants aud tue author OF
the assertions liz the y. . Plea
yune, that the citizens un the Ba'
you favored the movement made
a statement in With there is no,
a particle of truth.
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lar door, while HIS eyes stuch out
like a fifer's ; that was SURPRISE
Finally he threw his head back,
openrd wide his throttle, gazed
long and inrently down his throat
then slammed his jaws together
with a crack that woke a baby III
the next room.-Fintchburyt uass)
Sentinel.
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AT the Municipal election there
were l6 white and rs colOred
voters whose names were not Oh
the Registration List aud whose
votes were not taken.
Had they voted the Consp1va>
tive vote would have been about
100, and the Radical about II
votes.
The first poll which arrived
was No 8, located on tho Acadia
front, giving sc Radical votes to
0 Democratic votes. not ealcula-
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Our thanks are due to Mr..
j.. r. Curtis aud his amiable
bride for a knd remembrance OF
the SENTINEL Oh their wedding
day.
Their gift was eaten with many
thanks aud hopes that a happy
and prosperous future await them
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The attention of our lady rea
ders is called to the adv'i of
Messrs. Frederic Leser,,& Go.
Their "Fashin Light" containing
choice reading matter, and all the
latest information Oh Fashions.
will be sent to any lady upon ap>
plication, free of charge.
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PROM all appearances there
was "a right lively business efrc>
ted in the way of repeating on
Tuesday last.
Ono voter is now Jailed who was
caught at the work.
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TIL Democrats will prob

The Democrats will prOb1
bly, contest the election if such be
the movement OF the Supervisor
and will very likely contest it
any how as illegal vo'ing more
than sufficient to change the re-
suit and elect every ,iemocra!
can be proven with but little difh
ciIlty.
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Yon will find hundreds of men
ready to declare that We haven't
had any summer yet let one mos
quito come buzzing around and
they would begin to curse the
whole United Estates.
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1000 GIVEN AWAY, mi
PRESENTS!
Address MlCH. Book Co jackson Michiua !
Centennial Reduction
in Advertising.

Three thousand. two hundred and fN,|
dollars worth OF newspaper atve. Using, n
publishers schedule rates. given im an
and a three mouths note accepted in M
r,ent from advertisers Of respo'.s .b. iva
printed ilst, giving anne Character, AL
tual i!aily and Weekly circulation. AL
C"hedule l'at"s of Advertising. sent FREQ 81
Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents NJ
Park Row, N. Y.
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DIED.

On Sunday November 5th DESIRE HIG-
GINBOTHAM. Son of Emma md NJ. T.
Higginbotham aged 2 years. 4 months and
20 days.
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Lioht of the World. sun Of the
soul, brighter far than that which
cheers the bodily sense by Thee
All things are seen, yet art Thou
Thyself unseen.-Fene'on'
Mans love to his God is like
the changing sand !; His love is
like the solid rock. Mans love Is
like tue passing meteor with its
ftful CLEAN : His is like the fixed
stars, shining far above, cl"a1
and serene, from age to age IN
their own changeless armament
Rev. }. M'Duff.
What are the opportunities
that you possess ! Seek 10 make
a right use Of them. lnnitate the
example of your Lord, who con'd
have wrought striking miracles
every day, and yet covered him
self with beauty and glory in do
ing the common duties of life
that lay nearest to His hand, Ill
ling and adjoining every little hu
man occupation as it arose, so as
TO make it divine. Aud as the
| slender rod in Muses' hand IN.
came mighty and wonder-~ ork-
ing when cast Oh the ground in
obedience to Gods command, 40
it we use in His service our one
talent, however humble aud com
%mon-place our opportunity, it
will become the rod of Gods pow
er, and will work wonders.- Rev.
Hugh Macmillan, LII. d.
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THE
HUMAN MlN KY.

Just Published, in e SeGied Enreiope. lru|
sir cents.
, 1876-05-10

Seldom In those dramas In real life that In
tragic pathoa snrpass al thst ever was writ by
playwright has been brought to light any
thing mora touching than tho few lues, In school,
girl sc1Anl, addressed her parenta and s!stets,
by JULIA 61oaKL, beautiful young Jswsss Of
San Frsucisoo, Who fow days aimee committed
suicide. Hers Was Amply the old story OF un1e-
quIted love. Ttcrc waa no taint Of guilt about
1t to awaken semoses, nor broken VOWS to b. TO-
prosohed, but only blank despair. Az in those
fen lines shs anwithugIy besrays. her lore NAs
unsought. bus 10 all-compasalpg was It. that,
with unmAdspiy boldnsas, shs sued for lore In
rotusn and. finding thss hopeless, The light went
ont Of hor life aud ahe sought refuge In death.
Hsr latters tail It ali with that transparent Nm-
plIcisy which no Ast Gan simulate. To her
parents shs wrote;
DkAA Mo7aK1 AID rA1aEA: I pray you MI! for.
GtTs Tho sorrow caAss you " my Fash act. but life
oae dull blank to now. Do not blame Dkh, foF b
has Trad to with me, hut all Ia rain. He can
girs no hope thst shall sver bs more to him thAn
determined 70 tats my Afe There ars few Eoquests
would sst OF you, and then seAdy to dls Flint
ot al, promise ms, daaf fatltF that Joa will hold DEx
enssiy hiauaesss And for she lore bore him sssas
him sTaF 4 friend. / do mot want mother, ANH1H,
or MoLLr to wear meuFninS for ms, Tor thu b3ek
garments would Gully b. . reminder VI my sad end.
1sa ns b. buried whafs tha sun ehtnast and try %
keep my grats Rrs4n. 8ay dlsd tor love. Thai u
III want Tie vasid 70 kaas. I7y ~ beAf NJ dssaa