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RIRCH & RoBEY, Auciioneers.

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HTE 5s sfF sfnR ri soRERW EEA
Byviftne Of q decd Of trust to me, dated June sIsIs
land records O. ,he District o. colupS,a, a. al Inc
,herety VII sell 4 public auction ,p IsSns q ,he
August 9. 20, At O'clock p M, the following ds.
Snd al q ESss ESsar
four, CAL as the same i recordc in The sury yeyors o.
ne Term. n sso 81 q ss pSsss
In CASH the halance In sx, 90 twelve l2) and es-
teen tis) months for winch notes OF the purchaser,
cured BY . deed OF trust on The property, must he
given. deposit Of 80 required nj the sale. IL terms
Of sale not compiicd with In ten days. the property
D. I. MORRISON. Trustee.
jy2rWFM&ds ess and ti0 Louisiana avenue.
SETTLE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
MMoNnAYi hugns, "a: is1'' ut same hour and place
- 0'1,' b. l. MORRISON, Trustee,
ausTrSstsat BTiuIi 4 ROBEY, Aucts.
WASH. L. WILLIAMS. Auc,ioneer
by virtue Of deed cf trust dated January H. 1876
of the District oiumba ~ at tile request Of the
psiteS s-rured the rely will sell At public auction,
N pOnt OF the prr1niscS. on FRIDAY. the iTth OF
Ssse ns 81 % siuSd Situate n ashnston M @ ely s,re @
and hs north dive ~ fee, q lot Numbered four, i
nlni',ti ed one lrInGrrd ard thiTty-two, O3L1
1ennS o snics One .hiId crsf, and balance In ak
anu lvelve mouths, with Interest a per cent per
"'''' MxEMISgT9N p; WILLIAMS Trustees.
nl-E
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- Ninth and d streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pnOpERTY on TwENTY.TIIIRD srREEI,
r 7. CoLDWELII, Real Estate huctioncer,
Os No. sis II street northwest

TRusTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
SITES ON AND BOUNDARY STREErS. BE
TWEEN SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
s'I duty recorded In Lber No a. foo i, one Of the
land recorls for the District Of Columbia, and nt the
request or the party secured thereby. will sell nj
public auction, In front Of the premises on SATU,-
DAY, August IS. ISL, at ocork n. m the following
described real estate situate IN the city Of Washington
DISTRICT 81 Columbia to witt Az, that certain piece or
parcel OF ground known and designated the plat or
plan Of said city rs original lot numbered three t3 IN
square numbered one hundred and seventy four lin
except the north halt of the west halt or said lot
which has been released from said deed of rist.
Terms; s6ji!1, with interest, at ten per cent per
expense or sale In cash, and the balance at sig and
twelve months for which the notes OF the purchaser
bearing interest from the day OF sale and secured by
deed Of trust the property sold, will he taken
deposit Of siD required a he time OF sale, and all
veynnclng at the purchaaers cost Terms to be com,
plitd with In ~ ven dnyS
BRAiNARD II. wARNER,l ,,r,,.,...
GEORGE W. SrICKNEY. i"eo'
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AuctIoneers,
- Ninth and ID streets northwest.

TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, eH ii STREET NORTHEAST.
ny virtue offs deed OF trust dated July 49, A. u. isT6
duly recorded In Ilber No. 3d. folio ioS one OF the
request OF the party secured thereby we will sell At
public auction In front OF the premises, on TUEcI
Day August a. at o'clock p. M, the following real
estate situate in tho city OF Washington District Of
Columbia TO wit: All that piece parcel OF ground
known and designated the plat or plan OF sad city
as lot numbered len tiol. in Lancktons recorded sub
three la1s improyed by two-story house, with mod
ern improvements
Terms: One ionrth cash; balance In six, twelve
eighteen and twentyfour months with interest n iii
per cent per annum, secured by q deed of trust on
property sold. Ifterms OF sale not complied with
Within ve days the trustees reserve the right to resell
nj the risk and Of the defhuing purchaser. dc
post OF 400 will be required nj time Of sale All con
veyancing at cost Of the purchaser.
FRED W. JONEa, | rrr.,...
JOSEPH H. EDsON.J iio''ee~
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pRoP0sAIs FOR COPPER.
NAVY DEPlsrtEN
BUREAU oy CoSsTRucTios AND REPAIR,

BUREAU op CoSsrRuCTios AND RBPAIR
WAsiISGTOS, July 10. ls77
Sealed proposals. to furnish and deliver at tho
Wellington Navy Yard, on or before the 18th OF
September, 1871, 10000 pounds Of best American
c,qpcr. will be received at this Bureau untii IL
1877.
This COPPER will be required as follows:
10000 pounds Of ingOt copper for bolts about 81
inches long, Inches wide and 3I inches
thick 10 weigh not less than li0 pounds
10000 pounds cake copper for shenthing. about l6
inches long. u inches wide AMI az Inches
thick tD weigh about 1bO pounds and will
b. subject TO the tests and Inspection Of The
proper officers OF the Washington Navy
Yard, to whom bidders are referred.
No proposal will he considered unless from
manufacturer regular dealer in copper
The proposals should be Ind rsed Proposals for
Copper" and directed TO the Chief OF this Bureau
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all offers
should II be considered 10 be TO the interest Of tho
Govefnmcnt TO 10 20. jyI2
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INSURANCE.
FNnlRTY.FoURTH YEAR
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS
LOOK OUT FOR THIRrY.TIIIRD ANNUAL RE
PORT, is77.
Dividend to members In CASH as their premiums
fhi duc. Over sj,0OUO0 have been returned to
beis daring the last thirty-hree years
Begin the new year 10 Insure.
ALL POLICIES protected from forfeiture by state
law. Solicitors wanted Liberal terms made 10 par
ties having lalsed policies
n. ID. CLARKE, Genera Agent,
Room st. Cloud Buildug.
Alos, A gent for the Republic llrs IgSuranGe CON
pany of New SOIk City. Ja2I.fh&Sly
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IINoR RENTt-FRoM August I. HOUSE NO. lol6
4 sixth street northwest; threestory brick; ten
srRARE, Grocer, corner Of New York avenue and
sixth street Jysiu
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crIoys.lrs-ro.D1r.
T,noMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

nNnoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AUCTION sALE orTHE STABLES AND SHEDS
REGENTLY OrNuPlED by TIE DEPOT
QgARTERMAsTER, WITH ALL THE NOD
hBSur BS Two htNbREb ISHis TSSHsiifsFa ~ aRNvEI.
noy,hw u eprDsr of sns ns,se, stas, mai
sell about 900 feet Of sthbliny, tonla ning about
900 loads OF Gravel.
The stable. and a,,purtenancss will be sold as an
entirety, and the will be required 70 remove
is77
Terms cash THOMAS DowLINa,
auto .... Auctioneer,
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AUCTION sALEs-FurURE DAYS.
TT'RlsTEEs SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE pwRLl
NoKTliWIsT, NEAR THE TiiiRTEENf

rCRlsTEEs SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE DWELL,
S4TTIiTiTFl sT%a9!r diSTlr,r Sthk fdE rifihffkSfh
by yhias o sdssd q trust, recorded e Iiser ~
county S IN S he Bse ssS ns % Goia%s anS
w,il.;n Z, regH,s; the party s.cug'd thereby ssi
,S GsiGsk a S', On S5SbS,S: ASsSS; +. n iSi M
ofWas6nsiop, District % Columbia. to WI: All iha,
sa parcel s @ S % neaar ire srpSna and
"a iiny:nlne lsl and sixty. !eoJ q Knemans sub
division eeorded) Of square two hundred and oriy
e r s. c KS 4 ne ;,I.s sSSns e
Mn eIsos t.p Per cent from June S
Ssiys @ s eaS,een e is % @ az
or whS he a.w .e o,1s Q, ,he pn,SnS'eMr M bearing
,loo shall required Of the purchaser at the time q
aas s sss %S S sn day % The
trustee reserves the rgh, 20 resell amer such notce a'
chaser. w.B LORD, Trustee,
mvs CHARLES W. MaspS. iS'.aSS xSctionese: assass.
DCNcANsoN BROS, Aue!,oneers, -.
~ Ninth and d streets northwest
TRysTEEI SALE OF YALuABLE IMPROVED
ssREqqEWhfHpISy pX SSb bwESTFTHWkFgr SSoRTHW BIT STREET
p $50, duly recorded 10 LbeI ss ioo go, one q ,hs
request q The party secured thereby we viii seli
public auction. In front. Of the premises, on TuEs
ea ssSs Il Il he s S,0cE * wasinson D
Columbia, TO wits All that piece parcel Of ground
known and dsssneied on the plat OF plan os sail CT
original lot lwenty-one t2l In square numbered thif
iy.siN, t3f) improved by q frame dwelling house.
1ermS One fourth cash. balance In six. twelve
el2hcei and twenty-iour months, with interest nj
eight Per nt per alnu. secured by deed OF trust ot
the propeIy sold u terms Of sale are no. com piles
with within five days the trustees reserve the rig
to RESELL ut the risk and cost OF defaung purchaser
deposit Of s,6o will be required al Time Of sails
a" '0"S''"''"f RsS sfs' 3, rH5ssesS rJosfs
JOSEPH II EDISON, ''"''ee'
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sOrOsALs FOR BOILER IRON.
NAVY Department
BUREAU OF STEAM EsGiSEERiso,

wtsIrSGroS, July 10, 1877.
Scaled proposals indorscd on envelope Proposals.
for boiler Iron" will be received al this bureau un
Ill II O'clock m, TUESDAY, August n, 1877, for
about 900 pounds boiler iron, Ia he delivered in
the Washington navy yard, subject to inspection
and test. on or before October l. 1877. All to he Of
the very best quality American nange iron. tostand
a test OF not less than 5000 pounds To the square
inch. Maximum size OF sheets ll9 Inches by 81
inches, and ll-l6 Of an inch thick.
No bid will be received except direct from known
reliable manufacturers OF this article, and only
upon blank forms which may be obtalned upon
application TO this bureau together with the sched.
ulc aud sketch Of sizes and shape OF sheets
The right Is reserved To reject any bid not deemed
advantageous 10 the Government
Responsible security will he required for the
faithful delivery Of the iron IN conformity TO the
requirements OF the schedule
wM H. SHOCK.
jyl2Thiw Chief OF Bureau.
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HOUsE.s FOR RENT.

3ushfapf0n has b>oosas large that paoor,is Of
ora, and DSfe 10 only truy 10
ssdoAap aud 10 Dood tI0n tAaf Is BY fnssttinG al.
Herttsep,e'1 In The HkruBLlcAs. An adnIfisfnrl,t
properly eosdesed bs pOt into JoiH ss, irjirh iui
rosfJosfp ee'ts Jor e Grsf and ech HLseQusat laser
o..
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NEW ENGLAND, May., u Plans. g.
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. 8 Maps, 9 Pano
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sITU4TIOHs WANTED.

w acter and falr education, also q good peDman,
desires q situation; Is willing TO work IN almost any
capacity. Address II. q. n, this Office au9-N
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TOM SHERMAN, AUctioNeer,
u st. Cioid Blllling.

rRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EE,6i4RerEIIEWySs E6RrIIW fssr no. iG' TWENTIETH STREET
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated October o. A d.
1879. duly recorded IN Lber No SO, ino ~, Que OF
hs isSa rsScs sscSr SISe tSarS % MI IT,
at ynbiic auction, n ront Of tho prehsel, on Flu.
DAY Angust " is7, Y o,c,ogk b. NJ, ils following
ofColuniba wit An thai piece parcel OF ground
known aud designated on the plat plan of sad city
In square numbered seventy.sx, CB) improved by a
two.story frame house with brick basement.
Terms: Que fourth cash, balance ~ Six, twelve.
eight per cent per annum secured by deed of trust
The property sold, II the terms Of sale are nol
lie ish !" resell At The risk ind eSsi of The default
lhe ine u sale. All sonyeyanelug a. Ne coal OF the
.ups.rnsrusa. THoNMAs ". h. iESPFi sMITIr sasnaa e
.ToHS SHERMAN, Anc!!onGer,
- 81. Clond Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON II. sTiiEfri' NOnrHEAsT. :
BY virtue Of DEED 4, q % s.aS, dated Mar March % A
the land records Tor the District OF Columbia and a.
the request OF the party secured thereby, we will sci
plY, August % ~ is, ~ i AZ ocoe T. NJ, The fSlowiss
real estate situate In the city Of Washington, Disric
eicounela 70 wit, ilthet piece or parcel o. gronna
A. lot numbered six, tSJ IN square numbered eight
hundred aud eshty-nine tsso) aeeordng to Abner b
sr sss hsss ws 3, sns osrn
eieLieen and twenty.four months, with interest a
es 81 e properly ssS Il he TERMS Of sale are no
compiled with within i've days, the trustees resery,
s resell a .p ss ~ y sS s G s 6. ss
The limo ofsaie All eSpSeypneipg g she cost Of 'h
aug2!ThST,ieds W, NJ SMITH, statesman.
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best, American Guide Books
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JAMES r. OSGOoD 4 co, Bostou.
CHAs r. DILLIE0HAM, 61s BruadNay,
jys s,ecsl Agent for j. II. o. A Cos Publications.
nR. l.. sAuvEuRs NEW PUBLICATION:
- FABLES DE La FONrAIHE, tavec Notes ct
HENRY HOLT. Is Bond STREET,
w.CHRisTERN n University P,acr.
jyls ... New York.
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For sale by bS5;e~liers and newsdraiers. Sent Dos
paid, on receipt Of price, by the pubIishcr.
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ROOMS ron REM.

Al advertisement fnSerted IN MS department "a hs
ov pToper mefhod Of sp,eduH renting your roo,ns, aud
hereby prettnibD The dcacing Of tour house 10Th a
pideurd BY proer condemnation posr ddret tiisemeni
uov Be got into hoo ints. costing tteuy etntsJor edch
tnssrfion.
National Republican., 1877-08-11

NORRENT-FORs25 AND s30 IN THE COOLEST
location in the city about three squares from the
Capitol three new brick houses. three stories, nine
rooms, bay windows all Tie way up, all The modern
improvements Inquire of J. B. ARCHER, rooms
No. 13 and Is Federal building, corner Of \ and Sew
enih streets. Je25-u
INOR REMITTANCE STORE, NO. 46l PENNSYI-
n vania avenue northwest, near corner Four-and-a-
half street. A. u. DUNALL, corner FOur.anda.hai
street and Louisiana avenue. ap9tf
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Lost AND FOUND.
r .IBERAL REWARD FOR RETURN TO COAST
II Survey ofoe ofsu,al Pearl Shirt Stud, gold set
un8 aH.r augsIs
r .OST-ON TUESDAY EVENING, JULY a.
~ betEesn Thirteenth street and Capitol I'LL. an
varded by returning the TO SIS Thirteenth sree
northwest. aa3 iw
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EDUCATIONAL.

lJENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
heailhiGi; grounds ample; buildings corn,odic,r.
Thorou z " iis,rac,ior W CIVIL ENGiiNEEiJSG, ni
Of Cadets; For circulars, apply to COL. TitiO
HYATT President. Jyls an
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.
1877 and Isco SPRUCE STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
For young ladies' and misses Rcopens THURS
DAY, september % board and tuition, In Latin,
English and French, per annuni, stnl
MADAME ID. lIEltvlLI.Y, Principal.
French Is the Language of the family niy2sBun
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GQ1 d STREET EORTHwEsT.-ROOM AND
Vol BOARD }5 and % per week, according to 10
cation Of room. Transient u per day. Table board
ers accommodated mhlotf
A7R PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
r " sixth-street Depot First-cass board, with
room, nom y to 90 per week. transient, 70 per
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Money to loan in any amount, as may be desired
Aom $500 70 y 0O0 hrstclass real estate security
e!Ght, nine and ten per cent interest: MQnderai,
ehargeN il. H. wAHNER,
lyl6lm el0 y street northwest
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ROARDIkG.
GUNNER BOARD.
HIGHLANDS,

poARDERs CAN DO BETTER AT THE TIRE.
- MONT HOUSE than any place In the city. Call
and get our astonishing low prices for cool airy roons
and good hotel board. my2G-tf
Q(ll q STREET NORTHwEsT.-FoR RENT,
OOO pleasant south front rooms with board.
edther transient or permanent also, tabe-bosrd
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TUFTS PILLS
cure fever a. d ague
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rJA THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
board, aneTh&ss2t~
EOR RENT-THE FRENCH FLAT, SECOND
II floor, Ave rooms and bath room, all modern lni-
proyements, corner Fourteenth street and Rhode
N"N j. II. ALBERS,
jy3i.iw 1918 Eleventh street.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-15
Farewell to the Potato Bug.

The Colorado potato beetle, or pota-
to bug, as we generally call it, has at
last found its match in the shape of 8
mite parasite. Prof. Riley, at meet
ing of the St. Louis Academy of Sci
ence, exhibited potato bug which
was SO completely covered with mite
parasite that the point of needle
could not be placed on any part of the
beetles body without touching one of
the parasites. He estimated the num-
Der of mites at 800. The bug had been
attacked by these enemies and killed.
The potato bug seems to have number
of natural enemies, such as the toad,
the crow, the rose-breasted grossbeak
and domestic fowls. There are no less
than twenty-three insect enemies that
attack and kill it. The bug has also
been migrating eastward across the
continent for several years, until it has
now reached the Atlantic ocean. We
hope it may find a watery grave, and
let the waves sing its requiem.-Rocky
Mountain Meas.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-15

CRULLERs.-a pound granulated SUI.
gar, pound butter, l cupful milk, 5 or
6 eggs, pinch of salt, teaspoonful vanil-
la extract, nutmeg to taste, 8 pounds
sifted flour; mix butter, sugar, and
part of the milk to a very creamy bat
ter; then the eggs, rest of milk, and
favoring, then some of the -four, and
beat till very light. adding the -four till
very stiff; then with the hands knead in
nearly all the -four, reserving little
for Touring the pastry board cut off a
lump of dough, size of an eggplant,
roll out ! inch thick, and cut in pieces
3 inches long and 2 wide, and twist in
fancy shapes, and drop few at time
in boiling hot lard; sift powdered SUI
gar over them, when cool slip on a
large meat-dish, and carefully, as they
are crisp and break easily. This guam
tity requires nearly pounds of lard to
cook them; keep the fat boiling; slices
OF peeled white potato dropped in the
fat absorbs the sediment from the
dough that darkens the fat; take the
potato out when black and put in an
other piece.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-15
An Italian Tragedy.

The Countess Laura Erdendy de x
eek, descendent of an old HungarlI
family, and widow Of the Count de \
eek, was recently assassinatad in \
by one Mastelloni, who seems to n
been a combination Of lover and deI
beat. She was about 50 years Old,
fine personal appearance, an irreproaI
able character, and great charity to
poor. She had been courted BY Mas1
loni, who was q handsome and interq
ing man, and who became engaged
marry her. The Countess gave \ y
money, from time to time, and he
gambled it away, partly in speculate
until finally the lady's patience y
out, and she refused togiye him run
sums. For some time the fellow aoss1
ed himself, but lately came and lolnsI
social party atdinner at the Countess
and afterward asked for more moi]
The Countess refused to give it 70 ~ ~
and ordered her servants to refnse y
admittance, if he came again. NAY y
loni shortly after presented hlmsen ~
at night, and, when the servant lsl !,
ed, pushed by her brusquely INTO \
chamber of the Countess, turning
KEY in the lock. The serVanss
heard Mastelloni renew his demand
monau The Countess ordered hin
leave her room, and tried to GET y q,
door, bat from the noise the giIi - -
that he pushed her back upon c y.
At the same moment there was 2 N
report. The girl broke the gas . y
door, wounding her hand, and IeseDI
through turned the key in the ooo.' !.
she did SO there was another repoissT'
Mastelloni fell upon the nool. .h : !
Countess Laura was shot tnrougn q
head, and glance suficed 70 sn !. ~ ! I
the wound was mortal al1nIus a;
was still Breathing. Mas1sli1pi; !,
placed the barrel of the plssol h !.
mouth, and the ball lodged ~ m' W.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-15

has prevented the abando,msn, 4
afflicted region. The State y q
alive to the necessity Of prom \, ~ Z
ing the sufferers, and in renlv p .!
message of the Governor IF mr.; "
for voluntary contributions Il ,i ~
half, money. provisions and , sles]
are pouring il in large ousn u
The contributions the Goyerrau.s
take in person to the varisus lossl
where suffering is known to sY; sa1
personally superintend thar dis,,
ton. '.' aass1
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-15
UNSPOKEN QUESTIONS.

mount to your chamber. Your slow, pillowed
AT the sound of my name. turns sit by your
And we smile, and we chat on the news of the
And Know. and you know, you are passing
away.
But up to my lips. as the tears to my eyes,
10 be forced back, surge questions that find no
replies.
Takes no note Of the trenches which nearer are
drawn
Day by day, by the foe that lays siege to your
Are you glad to be led, in mid heat, from the
strife
OF earths straining race course, to hide eyes and
From the glare of mems gaze, and the noise of
their cheers,
And, weary enough in the dust to lie down.
Forgetting the race and foregoing the crown:
Or, more sharp than the pangs OF the iesh to
the soul
Is to fall within sight-out of reach-of your
goal?
Does your soul. as the foot of the spoiler draws
nigh,
Bow down to the pit or lay hold on the sky?
Can you catch, through the valley you walk to-
ward alone,
Amy gIimpses afar of the Lamb on the thrones
Shall you lean, as you tread the steep brink Of
On the arm OF the One who is mighty to save?
When sleeps silent chambers have drawn in the
crowd,
When the towns voice, grows low and the clocks
voice grows loud
When up to your ear from the pavement comes
The step of the sinner or late serving saint
When pain from your pillow drives slumbel
And the night lamp burns down with its dull
And the drowsy nurse mods, like punctua
ghost,
Glides in grim Remorse to keep watch at her post
Or does Conscience stand by you, comforting
AS you lie here and wait, with your deeds at al
Lie waiting for judgment, while Time his las
For you says, ere Eternity's sentence is heard?
Though many are nearer, and some are NOR
Unto me, o friend of many long year,
If some might be warmer, none ever more true
AS think and believe, have been toward me thai
When the slow, but sharp shears on your threae
shall be shut,
Can you see how one strand OF my own will BIT
cut,
Intertwined- still of it's fairest in glow
Down into the dark in your coffin to go?
80 near Death leans DER you to set his great sea
10 your silence on all that yos fear or You feel
Thus query and muse. and we finish our talk
And go forth alone in the sunshine to walk,
Strong in health and in purpose, but under
weight sF&
That treads on my heart like the foot Of you
Go coming sad dirges and dreariest verse,
Through the street you shall traverse anon il
your hearsc. ~
And next your white lips will have murmuret
their last,
And your voice have become as the voice of the
Past;
And my thoughts must stray back from the
food-tide of men,
TO a bleak, emptied chamber! What then-anC
what then?
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