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, 1877-12-26
Death In a Itarhcr's Chair.

4fAfo 3HFH hHHt
At 8:45 o'clock yesterday morning q man
about 60 years OF nge, Of medium sizc,wcnrtnR .
faded autt of black, entered Joseph Ambcrg's
barber shop, LII Orchard sircct, and sat down
near tho door. Lis facn was pale. and ns he sat
awnlttng hn turn to bc shaycd, his Angcra and
lips twltehcd ncrvously, a. though he MAS in
palm. "Your tur1, ucxt, - tho barber eaid, pnint-
Ing TO tho reutro chair, tel,inl which STOOL With
bis towel in hand, John rL!ohnlng, one Of the
barber's journeymcn. The man arose, and
llangiug fila hat on tho rack near tho window.
rat down in the middle chalr. "lurfy up, for
/ feel sIck," the man said, as tho ]ourncyman
pinned the cloth around lts neck. The barber
quickly lathcred tho mans face nnd drew hts
razor down It's right side. As the razor reached
llfs chtu tho man's pale face became whittier md
Ills hart tT!telted lnors n,,srvously. nGiyo n. no
oncd barber put down his razor and put glass
of wntcr to tho suicrer's tips. The man sat up
right and drunk little. Then, rcryously push
Ing his fingers through his thin, resl naIr, lle
drew long hreath and sank hack tn tho cl,nlr,
lts head falling on the hca.t support. The bar
bor draw his head toward him aud placcd tho
edge OF tho razor On tho left sluc OF his face.
llo did no more. With quick, strong move
meut, tho man Strengthened out Ills lcps and
tightly graHped the arms Of tho chair. Then,
throwing his head back, he gasped fceblJ and
died.
rho Coroncr's Jury said that tho man waa
Thomas Kelly. and that ho died Of Rheumatism
of the heart,
, 1877-12-26


MO1sRlgnN-Tho funeral services OF the late
Hugh sortitun will take place It his late residence,
bSO State street, at D. N. to-day.
uETcIlELL-Dec. 20, Henry +. 0stehsll. aged
o. years.
HcryIcca Al tho residence VI Ills daughter, No. 838
Indiana aycnus, at $3.50 Wednesday morning, Dec.
70. Ths remains will ne taken to lies Mosnrs, H.,
his former residence, for burial.
HOLT0N-Qn Chriatnas ere. at the residence Of
her snn' inlsw, Ds. II. Il. btEatfosl. ct paFalyss,
MrR. N. a.. Bolton, fosmsFly Of Pott!1nt, Me-.
aged uH years.
nnc. corner Of Oakwood boulevard. Thussaay II
IL a. 1T. .-.... ..... $780,.
kr- Hoston and Portland papers please topy.
MTLLEN-Ch1istmas day, Of scarlet fexer, Dettls,
yoauxest son Of joscph End Florence Miller. aged
years months and 20 days.
Funeral Wednesday, Trc. 20. at II o'clock from
residence 1877 eat jackson Atfttt, w caTstsXea to
n0ssihIl
EB-Ksnosha. W!s., papers plsaso copy.
l3EELEN-Dc1. ~, william r. IIeolen, beloved
snn Ut Edward aud Elizabeth lieossn, ave4 10
years months A1ll 10 days.
FNn1fal from II AsbraskA street It 10 O'Clock
e0th tnst.. BY carriages 10 calvary.
1E Peoria papers plsasa copy.
, 1877-12-26
CRIMINAL

Tha ,otfcn not.rta xxora retnArknhtv dull Yes.
tefiay. sno 10" prisoners octok asa.s "''a W..
lentently. It certainly was Chrt*tmas 70 tne
"vags'' WHO wero unfortunate enough to he in
limbo, The police arrests vcrc nl.o vcry light,
s,t tn.d.s,s 5oekct vtl, contain te., than tne
ordinary nolaas run ol otuns' anu u's''oefAe''
Officers II. K. smith and Wo!sh last evening
arrested tTo youths who had forced an entrance
to the basement bnrber-sliop Of Charles Hoff-
man, at No. n Madison street, and wcre In the
othes I'll e. ysluabies s III tfo shop. Al The station
thcy gave tto uemca Of James Ryan and Jamcs
Wand.
r. II. Kelley. keeper Of A restaurant At No. OF
,aa e.,,, sn ~ ao,nan ote y Ii. cgnintcs
nooh "tn scnie Ssaas', u.s Sa ~. M r. hnr
~ ~ ~ .. - st..s ~ do~n ,r,.i h.r wseas
po1 " uoos"' nesaIs0 ;i su ttnI hf, H., ,,n ~.
a., H, H., nv nv ~ H. arm stc vas afterwar,ls
at1csten on "aIt1nt IN n!ehaa1 aam1a. ~. h.u
WIN ooo"'0 ~ Luz .'e'' H'@.''o.' 1.'es' 'S1''S".
fellow named Thomas Conley had quarrel
yesterday afternoon with Charles Schuyler,
bartender In saloon At No. 6lo West Madison,
and 10 tho light Conley hill biz opponent IN the
fnee with sCrew.tirlrcE. officer ii. Il. Nc
Hu.tx aes1ea 4 = anui ~ ms. ne va nv
5tSn .o'on" " T.. ~. saI nnon
y. " sn' ,r1@; Se,S'', and "o N. "" nr,.onrr tstcm
IRON tha, n nen psea9se a .syeqcv s caten n IN
,akc ~, otaer d t[es e ~ asd" III IN. NJ
inr,cs sei iho, @ nan,i and ,aycIs. are not con-
ssiirrs, s" dant.clo',a' p possa 81 police that
wrsc sspt ont rom tho t.ko Street station IN
rst IT. III r.. ,,,fans rcStrcsscI ConIey. an
Pnrsna o. n9 IHe a,,. o,,a ofthc a..sS'. I'll
sso peoet roy = sn nes'i I'm os rs,c 70 ~
sist st'i tuc n''o otilcer IN tue fsbs. ""' ~ "
Thomas navls, James Reynolds, Robert John,
ones. too, as tho city contains, are ut the Wcst
Twelfth Street Station. hayin0 been corFa!ed IN
saloon nt the coFncr Of Forquer and Jefferson
streets. They arc suspected Of various buEG!artcs
tn the northwcst portion Of the elty,-a district
f,ur monshs,-nnd ore also suspected as
tho aasalanta Of Officer Mci1ngh. AZ Q oo'clock
yesterday morning ths officer came upon soyen
rouRhs who wcre holding up and sobbtnE man
On giuc Island avenue botwctn Forquer and
Taylor Streets He arrested ono, who appeared
to be tho principal, and was at once set upon
By tho gang Nth drawn rcyolvers. However,
he managed to arrest one of them. aud brought
him iuto tho station at tho point Of bis re-.
yolycr. The prisoner registered as William
Oshea. A weapon found n hls pocket was
rECOHuxcd nAsl]nyif1V OcEH stolen. fQE9tllQf Will
, 1877-12-26
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

A r,retfnr IN orpxnfxe temperance society
~, ~ ss s',a - Sno1,n o;,e. cnrr,er NJ sts,o
And THenty.eiRhth etreets, at = D. m. sharp to-
night.
~ .n,1ors. ~ the hf1lisrfl.bstt which bcatn
II. r.n. vc,,ar;1av nrcs,ntea to Mr.. Emanuel
n'e u"e .s T.. ra,a a.hs.de,1 con. anita.
nt"n""eh . 'e1S "1e s"'1 ~'S' '~''''
cly inscribed.
AR. Josenh Thomas, retail mapAnrr OF verRhp.
puh1trn 4 RI, recc,ve6 Handsome cift Ia tho
a.u"''k s,,.s'S..,s r,t,,hc. fror, 10 annnlov.
snepe ol s"see ~ p'ss"'' 1'o''' '''0 s"'p'o'
es last evening.
Thomas McG Crane, IN 1rishman, 40 years Of
a.. r..,,,,,w a, M IN ata,c street. t,ied tud.
sse, 'es'1'hS a. "o. o.o es"s1 trs..,
denly MONDAY evening AZ "'s "o'n'' 1Aens
disease waa tho supposed cause.
All ttn t.,1qss vho inland racrtrfnr New.
w. 1,.n ~, w,., ,bs f.,t .,, In on,o,,nccd
feafs pay anu *'Sa '"e laet 70 " Ht.nou.>I4 ~
A New York travelling salesman named c.. E.
Dyington died at the briRgs House 5csssfday
nnu1i: msic snd s,ous IS re- Years % Of arc. Tic oody
waa nut IN cha1oo IT an undortnkcr to await tic
orders Of relatives, who havo bccn+tclcgraphed
10.
Coal Comnsny' VA On Monday afternoon made
thr % rccintrnt y = snncrb Vold.hcptic,i cane. Il
va, s ~ from liz oflseIs q tGs COMPANY.
prominent eitlzcns, WeTe present lhe pre-
sentatton was made bY Edward A. Davis 10
Rss; sass seSs; to Witch the donor briefly and
a1F.H, r. tctcncj!, "e'.kuown ctilen anu
, 1877-12-26

hucncc than Am. Iir qalte admit. Tint It I. rS-
traor 'inary how ser1 much attached enc neGnn'es
ones ca.s and Intimately. M W. hare done during
thu last ten dnys. lie y 10 nu!et, ." ni1,plt. nn
lie tora not know. 80 gentle. 20 full OF iact, de-
nity. and mode.tJ, no fall NJ respect and KIND At.
tentton tdwarIa NJ, never Haylng word or to'ng
snov H"e fer peopo s wem @ II h.,s teit n.ounta,J
more lncllncd 70 eonhdt II md nrcsk unrefetved'y
to-f should not fe0t saTinR snyth!ng to him: !
r'ea.ant; % there i ssetne.Sns isssns.nr, msisnshoy
:a f"fa9e .s% sy a !" ns
ccftainty without the a@s'tanec OF any ontw'rd al
!snth2ea ct h: appoarnnce tnnugh llko his face:
fond Of lin; 70 them nlto hi. kinane.s was vary
groat, bur At The HnHlo limo most )ndictous.
THE EMPEROR AND EMrHEsN
were deeply moved when they bado farewell to
the Quccn, aI,l tho bioEraphcr says: Tho
Badness might almost bs tnid 10 he prophetic
Of tho changed circumatanccs under which first
tho Empress aui Eone time Inter the Emperor,
after he left WIlhel'ns'lohc. dscrowned and
bankrupt in fortune. werc to sec their royal
host, herself a widowed Queon. again on the
iiere' Is sn extract from vlcsorIa's letters from
Paris In 1865:
thess @ M stoos, % Il the I'm srm of Nnposar ill.,, his
nephew. befste tho cOfln Of EhXland'A bittefcAt
foo; I. the granddaughter Of the King who hated
and this very nephew, whu tears biz name. bcing
nv nearest and dearcat s,lyl Tbs organ Of Tho
church was playing "uod sasc the Qncon at The
light, and Aaiing n thundor-stoern. Strange and
wonderful indeed. It accn1s A. i in th'a srtbnte
nf respect to departed md dead foe, old ennatses
ftearen paced npon that bond OF unftJ which e
now hnpp!Iy established hetwcen tHo Grent and
powerful Nations; May ucavcn bess aud prosper
ttl
Here, for the present at least, I must 10y
down voune which no ono can read without
all insreaacti respect for tho Queen, whether ~
sovereign, wifi, or mother. l.. u. j.
, 1877-12-26
SOUTH SIDE STREETS.


=, .cc.. ~ ~ X. son. n,v,.ion NJ TIN civ At Tho
.,.n on,,. -, ..r,a tr,,r,o,,,n,. .o,ton
press' .'ao y, en.' .h .n a"ner,a ,vu
Frss-As to tho "broad.tirc" " question.
This. like the silver question, scems to hayo
hccn throvn nm to the nubllo Il iii Of sutideu.n
@ H., thnro H.. ~ han nrnS1na hofo,r tho ct,v
to astreets.n In which p,oylslon wus rnaae for
the uso OF broad tires on heavy wagons; but tic
City Council has never ret had the moral
Thing whatover with il. except 10 postpone L.
An Ordinance regulating tho width OF wagon
tires hiss been ii uxlatuncv In Clnclnnatl Tor
yuars, and should be put into operation here.
tSerottd-WilY Is It that Michigan aYcuuc, Wa
bash nYcnue. and statu strcot arc always in such
IN abonnaGlo roiltiitioh9 ltd IT. ever occur Ia
any une lint alnloat oil OF tho heayy teanltuy
and general travel nso tiono 0n those strcctsi
between the Chicago River and btatc
street from Madison street aouth TO tho
city litnits are uvaI!abls. From tlme In
memorial Htntc street md Wabash and MIcll-
Tremendous presaure, while other streets inter
yenlng and parallel with them have been allowed
to 10 scot frec. Timo aud tiuo and again huYe
NlyhtEuu snl Wabash avenues nnu State
nut another direct between them s,ul the river
hns received q single ''hencat.n Look
Of Wells strect, now elevated to ths
hieh-toned Filth avenue. a hosse-sa!l-
roott runA spt,th on It to Van BuTcn street. md
frou, thcnco south to where it r,lns into q lura-
yar,i II il imnassablo and al1aost uscIcsS. lakc
f;tark sircet. Thts strcst can mnw bs m ada onn
uf tho must useful streets in tie civ II ouly
nropsr1s f1noroyctls TIe rallruad tra2ks with
ksys for yetrs inc,.m nsrcd Il ara nor nlrttally
removed. The Chicnvo. Rock Isiard 4 racillc
bss c,,na mt nj II. or IL 0oin1 ant III II nitn.
gather. The Lake shors & Miehga., Southern
nbsIrt,cts ii oniy a short distsnr.,. nuu If This
strost were onIy itnnruved frt,tn Van Bu.
run street suut(i to the eity limits. and
tha % hnrsctnr tracls ~ ,siI o., l. II" To
Archer ayenue, II could be ma,,a
nut only aya,labla for tesms. but. by conucctipg
With thc Archer uyr,,uu curs, rendsreu olu oi
tho llwxt thorouphfafes iD this civ. A urutlU.
nsdo aloux ilis stfcet Ut tue frcsont time would
maj do tGe Ai,ieru,rn rpot. Il IL not only heui-
t[Ii,I. but It is dccIuelly " pirturcsuue.H
ThfrI-;rhH truYeI M.twcnn iii. rnntrnl NOR.
tlon Of thn civ md the Unou Stock Ysnis L Mt
Iii tincs ysry great. ami wi mol rlngs strrt,t
il at t,n nrssOnt tfme .yaijuble. t1rrnt Htata
atreet nml Fnrty-thIr,I or Furty-seysntfl strent
'Thrrn ahonli ~, n.nru strerta tomt!, ~ Etuht.
esuth slrret and leatiinu in tLat Jirection nut
| In thanc. ilaihted xtrest il al tha t,r.srnt
| Lime rcrfertiy I,ssIsss Ind t,nnnssahla,.
There Ii II rrtt ica,Iinv na.t Tia roiIln,,.tnfs
comu,eucinr st Tia terI,,nns nj In Arrhnr
xycuuc linn III h,rs.,r.rs' which ermrs In y III.
rear Of tbs Stock Yartis. WHICH rnuii ha nut Il,
| unud condition st onra xui 1t a yerx' smsiI er,
nense. Gy lbs Use III tGs sIsv and cin,jers whirl
ara pifed up at tha roiifn,r.ln,lIa: and nhy this
, 1877-12-26
APOptExY.

af1nn1nrowN, N. r., Dec. 25.-The Rev.
Jonathan Crane, pastor Of the First CongEcga-
t!onal Church. was stricken with apoplcxy in
bis pulpi. Sunday morning, and died this aftcr-
noon. Tho Rev. DR.. Crane, during forty years
Of Ills ministry, passed ono In st. Joseph, NO.,
md nYe in ,kn1ntra aknO.
, 1877-12-26

iadispe naat1o In our family. Our dreaaes are ali
,ado from IT, patterns. its literary and social nows
IL Of !ntutcst I'd all, md sven Tho chill hAvo
q department. :" This opiutun IL fully sharud BY
all who come In contact With it. Published By W.
H. Andrews, Cincinnati.
, 1877-12-26

Tho Old Citiea Of the 1Inrz-Tho Kniserhaus
mt noslAr.

1s,h- LAT 4l1ht
ha'f"u, oesHnanI1 Des' i.vuy 'aes a,kn.
ns SAT In tho twilight smoking mg evening
ciear, It occurred to me to ask tho readers OF
Tns Tn,BuHH to take, ~ II were, a walk with
o "a. w. -, H.. eas,sn.,. ~. -. .o,,. ~ ,ha.s
glimpee OF ZIG peaAante hio, OF sohe U. 'noso
wonderful ruins that make dnrmany 90 famous
and carry t,s back with giant strides through the
htatorv of ccut,trea telling ia nuntnt stortcs Of
,ho na,ion,s ca,lv hcrocs. 40 roycrcd by Tho
Iho ,'A''o" s11y ".'o' ...s',,. ~ -. ~
people, 30 wrapped apout WIN tne maut'e u
ths many years TINT tho historian can scarce
Distinguish moro than dim outline OF their
a,s1. on1 ,Ivcs ucrc a ,nonu,nent reconqa
.se .ss,1 ,r,'1 a. host,.,.n cona"o.,.. ,h.rs wa
tae'' ""u' oa4'a''e"
see gllmmcf Of the ancient ka'sefe
a granite column how tho proulcst
Cuna.,.,s h,roh,v .n, ho,.d ,1ovn. Il. eart.
=" .apot .ta., 'e' hs,.s ~ "..-.s..
e'oih ana win nakca leo'' ne'ose 'ao "su"sktnx
n es. %. sr ao nsa" sa ot DG rap and 0s .e9 lit
ltcbt davns upoa a staple monkish brother in
liz clostor.ceil and tho noWor Of Rome is
hroken. Then ramD The 0rcdt struggle for frce-
prE. ptjsst, Oh" Of song, t'' '''' p'''' 'AS' "N'
Far wiser men than arc better acquainted
viii ,hs nations pojittcai Strength: PERHAPS
fow have studied the people more patiently. Of
mingled with :hcm moro closely, during the LOST
iant gathering in ono Of Utrruauy'a vealthtest
families, nuly osna tch IN Aours rest, anl then to
be OF on the carly morning train in fourth clnss.
Going cut some miles from the city, have
spout .ho tlay With the country people, eating,
drinking, snukIng horrible ttgars; even quar-
rcling With them; counting their sheep, their
lqrscs, their COWS; playing with the children:
iu short, trying to look behind the ctr
tnin at their real homc-ltie. To mo
tho stasey ttnucr Of the ueueral or tho Prlyy-
Councillor has been no tnure Interesting than
the iittse, dirty pcasant.girl WHO climbed up on
ny knees one day, In farmhouse. hearing
wondorlnsly OF AnIcrtea. md askin9 mo II little
g.rls woro clothes out there, and il ali the men
wcru u humcly as /!
At some future time, NAV beg those Of you
who hare klulIY bornu with my Door letter. to
make With mo ia Imagination Tcg1lnr "trutnp''
among the farms oi baxonY aud Hanover, con-
aIderc them in thelr economical rclattons, look-
luz at tic pcasnnts beside Their own hcarths. To-
daY would lIke 10 nalk about among The quaint
oid Giles Of thc IIarz, ciai,cinx at thoir inou1-
ulcuts oi l,stpry, or RECALLING now ard then d
lloary legend Of thr Hills. 10 those who hAyc
nuYcr visited these places. It NAV possibty bo Of
Interest; thoso Who know them already mar
, 1877-12-26
ALBERT AND VICTORIA.
How the Queen and the Prince Worked
Together at the Trade of
Monarchy.
Cnrlous and Intimate Pictures Of Polit.
ical Life as Seen from Within
the Veil.



LONDON, Dec. e.-Mr. Theodore Martini.
third volume Of the "L'fe Of the Prince Con-
sort u Il book which will. think, pTo{luco no
i,ttic scn.n,ton, Thcro !. snmc,h,nr m,ch
AAseo ssn'ut'ou. :, tme'o - soelk ~, t,l, ".u..
mo .nd @
tnrouRn tnc creator part o. ms Hie IN kng'ano'
State papcrs OF tbe yery highest IMPORT
sncc. rsnrc,al,v an hearing nm thc an,hltto,,.
n1ons ~ nus.s Tho rns.,t,,o fu,uyo ~ r,,,kcx
p.a'' y. isaesA' sao puss,o'o 'asu'o y.
Eastern question. 1t throws q great flood Of
light on tho general management Of public h,ts.
Ines. In Envlsnd. md ahow. what mtnute atten.
..s., 49,. n,s... T.. IT, -. h.,,. - .a.,t.s ~,
.'ou 'as %ueeo - ~ t'o "ao's u paf'uR ~ ""1s
y commonly cohsmeseo 1"e nle1e root'ho o'
Departments, and how deem IL tho interest She
takes In eyery question, small or great, which
affects tho wc1l.oeing of her people. Tho book,
moreover, must be regarded as ono Of great po-
,t,,cal vslua. mil think ronr readers will la
glad TO have placed before shem O lew gleanlngs
from 1t made from an curly copy which haye
nhfntnrd
Tho nertod eornnrfted In this yolumn IA TINT
betweesi lB5'50. and thus takes In The pcxotia-
tlons and eYeut4 cd With
rnB cn1MEAN WAN.
On the 18th Of February, 1851, The Queen writes
as follows to her uncle. King Leopold:
70 ds p.,.e5 hs
cnnrtysrd hcrs Al o.cioeE this mnrnines ia ia
stood on the balcony 10 see them. This morning
ne' thS spn * saahx IN nses me toWea ~ ~
ih III ",G dnntv H. thev nsssc enn1 Thnr sntmad
tinr' nrestntst srm,. md linn sneereI m rcp1
heartily, and wont oit cheering. It wps 4 touching
and bcaut!ful aight. Many sorrowtng friends Wcle
bcst wishos aud prayers will os with them al.
During this and tho following month tho
King Of Prussia had been gradually Withdrawing
from tho position which c had at first taken on
letter to tho Queen Advising her not 10 risk
war with Ruaa0, and warning ntF that no help
/ was to be expected from Prussia. To this
VA. .ent, from which ! extratt few passages:
nS TIT ~
a. !deA. ~ & feason u e!mp!f tnis that ne very
motlxos Mn,sS M IssG on shc ~ hpefo y r., u sp,te OF
th.t may asya.tate ths world. 10 porst.t in HI. is
mahae% 9lsCtosn auetefsninalgm 10 re1Hzc uxt4
~
tnnn ~ ottk!na! osten"e!a eluee, s, which, m tho
M y M sc oa ons \" aso nor less
''"'' " Tur , rrrrn nor. nv
To remind tha Kin tbat IT, since st the M neaco Of 1915
ns4 oScs ~, une y, sns wv tsEat lo"ess
| WHICH haa peen I"e tsN kuaiaA'"'a vi tsea''es':
l!enouneo these oo!ica.aoas. ny aent bfothcr,
aaius ~ .ha ~ h,hssto eS Np If bn lo
ian II sbandoned ns 4 nisyshinr for tho wintls.
| richt vii no lonyer Ind champion nor the or.
rretsed an umpire TO appeal to. l}us now to con-
claged yet yea express tho hope lint for all that
| II might still not break OUT cannot, nnfoftu.
nateIv. K,,s connsenaGss t9 tle hopo hat the dec.
| HbhklUfAF&'t Hut4H.
, 1877-12-26


When tho marriage ceremony had been per-
formed the party rat down 10 4 fine rcrnst, and
many toa.ts to the welfare OF the Joung couple
~ nfforAd
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28
A To.a!,ady.

Thare is a kind av ekonomy that don't
pay;;it il the kind that people resort to
after. they hay squandered all their mum
NY. The man who lives the life oy q
toady is a kind Of human spit-box. a
gentleman kant hide hiz true karakter.
emmy more than a loafer kan. Peace il
.whatwe all long for. and what we git
tired oy the quickest. The man who kan
control his wants il the only one who can
control hiz happiness. The man whom
you kan fatter you kan abuse at Your
leisure. Epltaffs are like cirkuss bills,
thare il a CRATE deal in the bills that il
never performed. It don't pay to be
mean; no man ever dun mean thing yet
without being dissatisfied with it. AL
oy the suckcessfuli vices have made their
debut under cover oy sum one Of the viz.
;eteWs. Cerimonys in society are absolute
ly necessary to preserve good order; most
people hay no other idee oy. good breed
ing than cerimonys ISL Billings.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-11-28
LOVE AND DEATH

~ , 5 i
'sNow, who can take from, us what We Ihaye
known 595, HI 5S5s5 j s53s5 .lss
WE that have looked into each other's eyes
Though lowering night should blacken all
the skies, Ss8 8
The day is ours, ana what the day has
shown.
What we have seen and been, hath this not
grown 81 558s 5ssts 5seZ SS
Part Of our very selves I 81 We, made love
What power shall slay our steadfast mem
cries
And who shall take US from what is or
5a own?
So when a shade Of the last parting fell,
This Thought gave peace, as enc deep com.
fort hath, a@. ,
t Who, hirsting drinks cool waters from a
well s&
But, sudden, i saw that spirit without breath,
That body bodiless, thatinvisihle
Maker OF visible woe; looked on death
We know not where they tarrywh have died
The gate wherein they entered is made fast
No living mortal hath seen one who passed
Hither, from out that darkness deep and
wide.
We build on Faith; and some less bold have
"Rehold the butterfly the seed that's castp'
Vsin hopes that fall like flowers before the
e blast!
What man can look on Death unterrifed?
Who love can never die! They are q part III.
OF all that live beneath the summer sky;
With the worlds living soul their souls are
one;
Nor shall they in wide nature be undone
And lost III the general life. Each separate
heart
Shall live, and find its own. and never die.
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swhirl with tho surprise OF Miss Jane 81 Wis
Ii, and who could not keep stil try us
she would = broke into the conversation
with. ~ 81 S 81 n. 3d.
aOh, Abel, do you remember the last
day We saWJ ane, deara hat as mess 4
was I'M! Twas engaged TO Jim, and no.
body knew ii; and mother was bound Won
and 1 should make d match of iii. \ never
shall forget ID; " afternoon we decided to
tell her all about t. Goodness, how cried
---on your shoulder, too, Abe and how
you tried toconvince me that poor ma
didn't care much about YOU, and had Just
rs Ieve ID take somebody else, if you
only explained it, TO her lproperl and
you were right, tool 81 " 4
And the little woman, quite overcome
by these retninisce nces, opened the oven
door, and commenced lin energetic hast
ing Of the turkey contained therein.
Poor Miss Jane was too much astonish-
ed by this revelation 70 be prudent.
And WASH \. you in love with SARAH
she asked, breathlessly, Of the captain
4Why, was engaged to you.
II know it! she said. s.Bnt thought
YOU 3 .5s. ii. n NJ
Thought whats' and the captain drew
his chair eagerly toward her. Was tina
thesreason you acted 50 toward ,ne2" q.
Ifsilence gives. consent, Miss Jane con
! fessed that it was, and he went on
"Well, now that you know it wasn't 50
what are you going TO do about it 2" Ant
Captain Abel hirched his chair close
still. M ss Il
Miss Jane didn'tpretend MOTTO under
stand. I55..
"We're too old.ln she murmured.
But a week alter, she was Mrs, Abe
Jones: 50 it is to be supposed that Cap
/ tain Abel vetoed the motion. Il
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The HONE CIRCLE Ito 50 a year, sin gle
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