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The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
wnMINGTON MARKETS.
wilmington, Del. June 81, 1877.
rOtaIlons at the Brandywine Mills for
!, and d(;rain-Corrected Daily.
MARK FITS.
WEDNESDAY, June 20.- % p. NJ.


hMR,-The market Is quiet and strong,
4 being very little demand for export
| &cal consumption. Sales of 400 bols.
IrpyOa extra iamily and fair at IS 25 /;
Ia GOOD al IS 80; very choice at SO 60@
| ancy at 80. Pennsylvania io do good
choice at % 1903 10 fancy at o go;
hlgh grade at $50; It. Louis do do
at q; Kentucky amber AT 25, and
falcy brands at 975@11. The Flour
|d42@l 30.
faiAT Choice am Der wheat is in fair
NJ. but oihef grades are Vefy dull;
kd5OOO bushels wesuern rcd, low grade,
/ u, Pennsylvania red, in lois, at ]. 900
10 amber at 2 02@2 05; southern do at
4 Rye is rather unsettled in price. West-
4 ! held at Mc.; Southern Jersey AZ SS@
4 Corn moves slowly at yesterdays
h. saes OF % 600 bushels; Southern,
Nylya0a and Western yellow, in the
|sld grain depot, at 6ic.; western high
lN. in The cars, at 50@tJc.; sail, mixed
Eern, spot, In elevator, at 5d4c. Oats
tOlce quality are firm sales of $500
lslS, Pennsylvania and Western white
and prime at 47Mdc.; miXei and me-
grades az 4j@ijc., and Pennsylvania
y at j2a5ic,
&HIsKY Prices are unchanged. 81
Of Western iron-bound sold at IL
*nllOn.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
ESQUIRE FRAzER'S COURT.


Squire Frazer .yestel day afternoon and
this morning disposed Of the following
cases ~ 1'tI a N.D.D n,ypN ,N .ro s :
Daniel Creeden, of nHockessin. 70,
selling liquor without license, was held
in $500 bail for appearance at court.
Five witnesses in this &c failed 10 ap-
pear after being Summoned, and the
Squire will deal with them as the law
dilects.
George Speech, for assault and batter y
on Fraod Gingelboch, fined ST and costs
Frank Girgelbock and Chvis Kammerel
sued each other for making threats of bod.
lily harm. Each was held in $500 bail
to keep the peace. .lI.
Sarah Guy, for disorderly conduct on
the streets, and Martha Moore, col'd. fol
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
were each fined so cents and costs. The
Latter, in default of payment, was com.
mit.ed to Jail.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

THE HYGENTA HuUsE-CoLLINs BEECH
MIR. Frank Collins has put the Hygenta
House, on Collins Beach in complete or
der and will open it for visitors on Thurs
day the 28th instant. Many improve
ments have been made; a billiard room
erected and furnished with two tables;
better bath houses built and plank walks
laid for 300 feet in front of them. A new
watch with a fine cabin, and also open
sail and row boats. Good music for
hons will be furnished all the season. The
board has been reduced to $40 per week,
So per day, and 20 cents per meal. we
certainly feel confident in recommending
this fine old summer resort
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPoRT.-The follow,
ing is the report of Harmony school NC
Ciellandsyille Del. for the month ending
June IA, 1877: 40
Whole number of pupils, ~ -
Those who kept their names on the
"Roll of Honor" for one month were,
Nettie McKeowan, Emma Mote, Lizzle
Snrgent, Venie Surgent, Emma Allcorn'
Clara Mackey, Arthur Mackty.
Teacher.
The Triumph Truss is a marVei OF
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy anu
hence ii properly alJusIeu WI NJ Tr;,,nnR
P',nt,,re C,ire' will infalhbly and speedily
nnp'i' s,,re IL These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, fniiaueaph ha tha
and 334 Bowery, New YORK Wneie S,a,.' ,n.
Truss is i0arrdntedl and the G1re uaT a.;u ua
a,ateed. Send 10 cents 1or DescripTf'0 "
Book, to either office. "'
IT, PpspRvoIR-The Water Com
,;ss;oners are having the specifications
.aE s,'n nomnIetion of one of the com
Ior r,,nentS nne Of the reservoir prepared, and
par, par. viI, nrobably be finished within the
ensuing two days. Proposals WIN a,uar- snT
be advertised for. and the coh'rao' """'
ded as soon as practicaDle'
pn,,cr,oN IN PRICEs.-F. L. Frank,
zoo Martet street. has made another re-
duction OF prices in ladies' @ Rne inon nom "eu for
lawn suits. They are onereo no% % OK
b., d. 1o,,r yy simmer suits at Franks, and
save a second profit ..
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

The SPLIT IN AeBURY.-The split in
Asbury M. e. Church, growing out Of the
peculiar views OF the pastor, Rev. George
X. Kramer, In relation to the sccoud com :
Ing OF Christ, has assumed serious prop 1r-
tions Mr.. Kramer, as has already been
stated, has rendered his resignation and sur
rendered his pal ichmeut, aud now he cou-
templates conducting, with the assistance OF
his frientI and adberents, separate and
independent institution, where his religious
views ca be fieely promulgated without Of
fence to his cong egation. Services will be
conducted by him in the tent which has
been erected on The lot at Fourth aud Lom-
bard ctr cts on Sundays and during the
evenings of the week, until suitable build
ing for church purposes can be secuted.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
RAILWAYS TROUBLES IN RICH.
- MOND. VA.

RICHMOND, Va, June 2O.-In addition
to the verdict rendered last night
against q. L. Radway for 81, 500 for the
seduction of Laura Mitchell, he to-day,
by consent, confessed judgement in the
sum OF $500 in the case of Lucy Mitchell
sister of Laura, against him for inde-
cent proposals. Radway was also al.
rested here to-day on capias from KING
and Queen county, charging him with
selling sewing machines in that county
without license.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
NOW WELL AND STRONG -

SH1FMAN, IT., june I3, 1876.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear SRI wish to state that nv
daughter, aged 18,was pronounced incur
able and was fast failing, fs the doctors
thought, with consumption. obtained
q ha'f doz, / bottles of your Discovery
for her and she commenced Improving at
once, and is now well and strong. She
took the Discovery last fall.
Very truly yours,
REV. ISAAC N. .AUGUSTIN.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

An official statement in relation to Tweed
and his confessions is at last published, but
names are suppressed. It's enough to know
at present, perhap', that Tweed is willing
to be witness to his own iniqully aud to
the wickeduess of his companions in crime
The reported reaignation or removal of
Bishop McCloskey, of Lou,svil 9, s officially
pronounced to be without foundation.
A man and bis son, in Charlestowu.
Mass, have married sisters, the father
taking the younger
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

TUE ALUMNE OF THE WESLEYAN
Female College met on Wednesday
evening in the parlors on Freuch
street, Mrs. Harry Eumfoid occupied
the chair; the graduating class was in
troduced ana the usual business OF the
Alumn@ transacted, sfter which there
was a pleasant reunion of former
graduates. A few invited friends of
the College dropped in and later in the
evening refreshments were partaken of
and very agreeable time spent in a
conversational promenade.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

DOING WELL.-Ned Hyatt, who re-
Gently signed The pied e aud Joined the
Moral Suasion Club, is now employed
on one of the Delaware River Light
Ships, aud is dong well, keeping his
pledge Ike man. Some time ago, while
he was in the ci'y a friend asked him
his temperance badge was. "Here it is"
responded Ned, drawing FIVE dollar
bill from his pocket and displaying it
with a flourish. Couside.ing his past
circumstances this was certainly the most
appropriate badge he could have shown.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
THE HILroNsEL1GMAvAFFA15

THE HILTONSELIGMANAFFALR.
Much comment is made 10 official circles
over tue position assumed by Judge Hilton
towards The jews. From the fact that Sell
igDaa and others con nected with the Syndi-
cate are of this persuasion it is feared that
it may have an INJURIOUS effect upon fund
lug operations should it appear that the
sweepiug allegations as regards The feelings
amoug Ameuclns towards the Jews are
well founded. The Civl Rights bill, it is
stated, would justly legal proc' ediugs
against the propristoIs OF the Grand Union
Hotel,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

A Beautiful Sight.-One of the pre-
tiest sights That Dave evet been seeL Oh
the Delaware river occurred yesterday
afternoon. In crossing the liver from
Pennsgrove, and gazing dowa toward
the bay, tue river was literally lined
with sailing vessels, nearly all OF which
were two mested schoouers,t there being
over 100 Of them saiiiug up the river.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
worms !! Worms! Worms !

stmv tm"bhel pf Worm Syrup never fails
|lMiai IT. III seat and Stomach worms.
snNr.' sVr, tiig n only successful physician
ETb Efes Saa rape, worm IN two hours,
In" s"aO' ',cau' ana no fee until removed.
nj al Gy''se ., teaches If Tape worm be
mi W S o.ler worms can be readily
Ia yor,t St'li ior circular TO Il, +. Kun
|tcslI nm ,. n mn street, Philadelphia.
IAN W ~ your druggist for a bottle of
"'in syrup, price 81. 1t never
iune 9,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
Hard rTerms 10 Russia.

LONDON, June 20.-A Berlin dispatch
TO the Pail Mall Gazette has the follow
ing: "The terms demanded by Mendel-
sohu & Co. for the loan to Russia have
caused serious disappointment al ST. Pc
iersDurg. The Russian Minister of FL
nance is uuch consured for agreeing to
anem. The transaction is reported to
have provoked the Czar's personal dis
pleasure.N
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, June 21,

LONDON, June 21.
A telegram from Belgrade, says, the
Servian military has been called out
A Russian war council has been held at
st. Petersburg, and recommended that
the Gar commence an immediate at
tack on Turkey by marching her army
through Servla.
1t Is rumored the Russians began
ci ossing the river on Wednesday oppo-
ste Isaktolia.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
Fine Nal Scissors.


d To1' 11'TEaight, Nail Brush es, Hand
n N''i = + iigs, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
rora e. BIZ NGHURST q CO.,
corner Sixth and Mark ket Sts,
a, For the HATH.
A6 Soa S5nes e., Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
.GloySo IN extensive variety. Also
.Dy ~ craps Brushes, &c of horse
4 .G =, friction ri Gloves, and many other
SUI the same classes.
4. BRINGHURST q CO.,
,a,., oiner SlXth and Market SITS.
h,n', "hH'ui"ns Cure "a Or C0rDs
'ilg cornl ,e,heuy OF great opularity for
T. BRlNGHURST 4 CO.,
cora. Apothecaries.
N"iier sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
RAILROADS.
WILMINGTON q
AMORE Rail, ROAD

WILMINGTON 4
'4NoRE RAIL ROAD.
M. JUNE 10th, 1877.
>NW Will leave Wilmington a follows
t5, s.lo, a ea ana Intermediate Stations,
hh, ''OO' lo'oI a. m. 2.30, 4.30, 7 20,
iS' %Ia D. n New York, 2.42, s,N,a m. 1881 -,
IN, aus Intermediate Stations,
sS1SS siSgS's az and Washington, l ,Ce, $50 a. m.
? Castle ee5,SWare 5aN Division, leave for:
y ''OO' 0'zo' $50, a. m. 1.30, $50,
40, So Sl5u p. m 1ln'ermediatesta ions, 500,
An N intermediate stati ons, 500,
tha. SUNDAY TRAINS,
sAS9, 5.Oo. ssn si,u = Intermediate Stations,
'CrSe,pala CrSolpaa and New York Q a a. M
S MT6aSsh ana a. WashiRgton, / ,O6 am.
I'D 10 on H. Information passengers are
Y ne tlme tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
~ Superintendent,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
DECLINE OF STOCKS.

By Telegraph 70 the Gazette.
LONDON, June 81. b
The English and Continental bourses
have declined to-day owing to reiterated
rumors that Hon. Goshore Hardy,
Secretary of War, has asked an increased
credit for the War Department to pro-
tect British interests in the East. .
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
A Business Council.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
BERLIN, June 21.
A congress of 442 leading commercial
firms of Germany, was held at Frankford
yesterday, and it was resolved toask the
Government to suspend the free trade
policy, and institute auinquily as to the
state Of trade and industry in Germany.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
Plc.Ufc.

To-day the Quickstep B. B. c., are
holding their first picnic at Rosen-
dale Park. a very large number of
tickets have been sold, and no doubt
the affair will be pleasant one.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
MIDSUMMER SESSION
WEST CHESTER sGsna1 sGaEH

school for Teachers aud others opens
July II, 1877. Elocution, Mark Bailey, of
Yale; Industrial Drawing, G. NJ. Carter, Of
Mass. Normal Art School; Zoology and
Botany, NJ. w. Harrington, of Mich. Univ;
mistry, Prot. Vaughan. Board and tut
tion. weeks, $50. Geo. L. Maris, Prin.
aprl2-3mos.w
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
FROM OYER THE CABLE
A SEVERE ENGAGEMENT.

By Telegraph to The GAZETTE.
..... LONDON, June q.
Armeian advices report severe en-.
gagement at Delibabae, and the defeat of
the Turks, who are retreating to Erze-
roum. The Russians are in pursuit of the
fleeing Tu ks. 81 4.4lI
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
pbe Chester D.uot

The work OF removing the brick
depot of theP. W, s. b. r, r, at Ches-
TER has so far progressed that it is
thought it will be in its new position
to-day.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
SECOND EDITION.
I-T7T = r=--==
BY TELEGRAPH
The Condemned Mollies.
UTTERLY FOILED.
AN ATTEMPT TO RESCUE THE CON-
DEMNED MoLLIEs BY FIREING
THE TOWN
Ey Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

Ey Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June 21.
An attempt was made at 2 o'clock, this
morning to f"e the town but it was dis
covered in time to prevent any serious
damage. The object was TO liberate the
condemned murderers, but it utterly
failed.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

Wanted-everyone to be free from
Pimples, Blotches, Boils, ETC., which can
be done by purifying the blood with DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture. Used everywhere.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
DHILIP MEYER
Vinegar Manufacturer,

4U3 POpIhF StFeets
also Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Peach
Butter. and pepper sauce of the best quail
+, Du''e'' D. dec12-d1y
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

Arrive Ocean City, 1000, a. m.
Returning leaving Ocean City at 81, p.
M, arriving at Wilmington about lilo, p.
m. . =, =,
Should any persons living at stations 9TH
er Than those named desire 10 participate
in this excursion, tickets Will be proyided
upon application to the agent, and the
train stopped at such stations.
Ocean City possesses the finest beach on
the coast for surf bathing, while the waters
of the SinepuXent bay affold excellent boat
ing and fishing.
Boats for sailing or rowing kept for hire.
The attractions of ocean City. require
nothing to add to the enjoyment ofvisitors,
ly entertaining, the journey to and from
the shore Will be enlivcned by music rend-
cred by the Wilmington City Gornet Band.
H. F. KENNY. .Superintendent,
GEO. A. .DADMUN, Gen'l Ticket Ag't,
l. N. MILLS, Genl Ag'tDel. Division,
Philadelphia, Wilmington Baltimore
Railroad Co. je2l.5t
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
HeIdfor Court.

Last evening, beiole Mayor Whiteley,
Jonathan Graves, who arcidently shot
his 9,aud daughter on last Saturday was
arrested on complaint OF his wife on the
charge of assault and battery with irieut
10 kill. lie was held in The sum ofS1, 900
to answer the charge at the next term of
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21
COrOuers Inquest .

to answer the charge at the next term OF
Court.
COrOners Inquest.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Eose,
held an Inquest over tbe body OF Lydia
Elegood, who died suddenly about noon,
at her residence in Filth sIreeL between
Poplar and Walnut streets. The jury
rendered verdict of death from heart dis
ease.
U. s, Court,
The regular June term of the q. s.
Circuit Court for this State will com
mence tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Justice
S,rong, will preside. The District
Court will also meet Judge Bradford
presiding.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-21

IN hIINS
OSt eivsenddkerchiefs, all prices and
WIN B. SHARP
tn and Market
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
The LATEST FASHIONS.

very pretty Wa!hIng-COStime Is one
made OF heavy dark chocolatc-colorcd
cloth. The shirt i trimmed all the way
around the bottom by Il narrow side
plating about twO inches AMI halt
wide. Above this. in front.are three pieces
oi cloth cU' to fit the skirts. and falling
one above the other like three plain
itounc"S or small skirts. up to the waist.
h" back is trimmed with two very
deep .on>c.y-p.a lated ilOunCcs. made with
L sort Of boX-p'nit in the middle and
the smaller p,tIiugS RAINING ~ differ
ent direction, from cacn otncr. These
two t}nuncr~ complete the trimming
Hp t. III" top "t the skirt. The waist is
i tight-tit,,uE basque. In front there
| i a vest III very light p"ar.-gruy cloth.
\ hrnpG htad "i the brown cloth about
Two inches wide. buttons across from
side t. side At The chest. and it listened
hv perfectly round gi.t buttons, which
are also paced down both sides ui the
waist from 'lr neck To the end ol the
| basque iu-' uunu the r,ig" nl the brown
c.nlh II the waist IN the back there is
| . h,.t Of brown >.1.u vniluy "a lAr ir,t
/ side with 4 !rr.c Dpw O. The SAM mn-
: Ica..l. In~ -.""I"- are close, wth
! rrN-r~ o.. 'l. -rt' g., IA at The "ll>t,
| ..u5~h-l Wrl Jn. -l'' hu'tr>~. \ .'Ght
| -r.l .r.t atr. T.. ..utur.i N...l h.'Wu cath
rr- HI brow. -.Iu >,I'. =. = very
, -Ilt.. - wear with lhI- costume.
! ,-i4.r light = A. sr jur hr"Wn Un-
| !...--'.l hil y'.gc> ~sou.d I'~n be- Worn
/ Aala 'H.- .i...-> J dress ul IN d ~vlip-
! 14u n0I..ui ,...'0. velvet lul p.t... l.F
/ -'.. " I m' aory o.r@t.i .". '.>i-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
VAT ILOTE TO SEE

! lofe po0ty vel to saw OF mats
shlandcr dcr young mans. D., ~huN-
dhry will never make dAr:n Young m,rs
unhappIEess by gotten mnrrlt NIT r:n.
| i"ie puoty veil II saw young m..'.
sthandin aroundt u church door ven
der peoples vas comm out. Dot pros. =
dhey vas h,cn in der hitr".
lotc pUutr we'll to saw young vim
mems walk der shtrcet often. urd hrcu
po"ty late out on ,ler mite. Dot Shows
ih"y hale some courage"liSno-S.
lofe to see 4 shrudl"manS triuh
whisky. und got trunk like d"nurr
Dhcn he dells cscry ting Vat he knows
about, und you found it pootY quick out.
lofr to saw Young vimmems unl
mans dalk und late in mcedia. bot
shows dizzy hatc fine ircluS. and Gnrt
some intercstcdncss in timgs dot Vas
seriousness.
lote to saw peobcS max" trouble
NIT mine p'shuesS. Dot couar> Enn
dhere o!c NIT me. uni how got nlor@.
lotc to SAW pcob!c' titc and maxi
humbugs on Suntay. Dot vas n 10 ~
ihey got more rs a parrcl of regard Won
dot tay out.
lole to hear you shpeak every tay
pad Won anodicr Won. Dot vas a sure
ting dhey have got good rcbu'atiou
dhcmselfs
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

The president likes Virginia very well,
but Mr EvartS said he didn't sea why
in Thunder. when IN individual Journey
inw through the old dominion tor diplo-
matte purposes, thought tit to approach
an establishment dealing i'll beverages
ot Il refreshing Dature. for the purpose
ni requesting diminutivc portion of
what some might be inclined to term an
eNhjIarl,ng and thoroughly national
compuunG solution, the agent in charge
at that establishment need be required,
before acceding to the Legitimate de
mauis OF the party OF the first part. to
produce a dislyrecablc and startling
Naturalization hy means OF disreputa-
bic invention which should and in his
Judgment was intended to he confined
iu the u>r of those having the direction
of The monetary interest, OF such Ordi
nary street vehicles as were employed
a common carriers by the general pub
10
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
the liTIle BOY that CltD.

The late Or. Chalmers is sad to have been the
author OF the following heau'iiu! lines. written
On the occasion OF the death u vOurs son whom
be greatly loved:
aIn all alone IN my chamber now,
And the midnight hour is near.
And N" lagOts Crack, and The clock : iuh lick
Are tie only sounds hear,
And over my soul in It's solitude.
sweet feelings of sain-.s glide;
For my heart and my eyes uUii when think
OF the little boy tuat died.
went one night to nv IA hrs house
Welt home tn the dear ones all.
And tottiy Opened the garden gate,
AMI softly tue door OF the halls
Ny mothrr came out to meet nrr son
She krssrd me, and then -lgi-d:
Aud her head I. Il on my neck, and she wspt
For the Little boy that d!ei
shall miss MIN when the fnwe's come
lu the garden where he p,ayet:
shall Misc him m,re by Ih- lrrslae,
When the flowers are all tiec.veH:
shsli see has toys an hts empty chair,
And III, horse ne used 10 ride.
And they will sp-ak with Il silent speech,
OF the little 10y that died.
We sh all go home TO our Father = h"u---
To our Fathers house IN the skies,
where the hope OF The soul shall have no blight
Our love NO broken mites;
We shall roam on the banks oft river . peace
And bathe in its blIs-Iui tuie;
And ons oil tue Joys OF liie Shall be,
1he lille boy that died.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

The William A. Wheeler who pre-
sides over the senate at Washington. in
the place to which Thomas a. Hendricks
was lawfully elected. is not the man
who helped make the dictionaries. 1t
was another William 4. Wheeler that
saw through the press the following inn
pressive and instructive definition
FR.r-n n. IL Jrnu~; 1T. So, and Er
f uxde Deception wIlfuliS pTac lcet with n
virw to gaining an unfair or .'niawtui Hdya,-
tIgc; arIIfl'e hN whIch IN. risht or interest {"
another J.! mi red.
>rH -DrccIt; cheat; guile; deception; trick
artifce; subtiety; s'ratasem; imposition.
We believe that the VIM. A. Wheeler
who assisted in the preparation OF this
brief but vigorous essay on returning
boards is no longer living.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08

GIVE NE THY HEART.
BIT ADELAIDE PROCTOR.

With eohslnr steps the porShippers
Departed one by one;
The organs peaiing voice WAS -tiilPd,
The se-per hvnin wa+ one:
The shadows Iell iron, ROOT and arch,
Dim Wss the incrnsei air,
One l"mp alOne. With trembling ray.
Told OF ; Presence there
In III. dark church she kneIt alone;
Her tear. wer" tall ng tast
''iIslp I.nrd.' she rrieri 1.-The shades OF d IT
Upon nv soul are cast .
Have I not Shunncd trc pr-th Of sin,
Nnd cho.en the hetier part 81
What voIc. came through the sacred air p
My child. give me thy h. art 80
''Havr not laid before thy shrine
NJ wealth - Lnr,l2'' she cried;
'Have k.pr .,u- hi "f gem, or gold,
To Minister 10 prI,'e?
Have not brd- 'ourh'- JOYS retire.
Amt VAIN delights dep -rt -
But sad and tender wns Tia. Voice
My child give me- thy Heart -
INV. not, Lord. gon-. day hy day
Where Thy poor Chli'!ren dwell,
And carried hplp, and gOh, and IOUd ?
. Lord. thou knOwcsr II well
From many a house, irnn many a soul,
My hantIs bId car.. depart. -
More sad, more tender WAS the voice
my cnild give iIr thy Heart 90
''Hsve not worn my strength away
With fast and p-nance SORE
Have not watched and w-pt 9'' she cried,
Did thy lear saints do more
Hs.r not gained thy grace. - Lord,
And won in ienvru my plrts''
1t chOed louder III her soul,
my child ri We m Z Ihy Heart -
''For have loved thee with love
No mortal heart Gnn show;
love 10 deep, my suints in heaven
Its depths can never know.
When pierced and wounde'i on the Cross.
Mans sin and doom We're mIue,
loved thee with undying love,
Immortal and divine
al iove'. thee ere the skies were spread;
My soul bears aii thy pains:
To guln thy love my sacred Heart
In earthly rhrines remains
Vain are thy offerings. vain thy signs,
Without one gtfl divine;
Give II. my child. thy Heart 10 me,
And II shall rest in mine -
IN awe she listened and the shade
Passed from her s0ul away:
In low and trembling vnIcr she cried, -
Lord. help me to obey
Break Thou tho chains OF earth, q Lord.
That bind and hold my heart;
Let II be Thine aud Thine alone,
Let none " ith thee hare:psIt.
''Send down. o Lord. Thy sacred fire
Consume and cleanse the sin
That iingcr. still within Its depths.
Let heavenly love begin.
That sscI Ell fame Thy Saints have known,
krdls. o Lord, me.
Thou above all the rest forever.
And all the rest in Thee
The blessing fell upon her soul;
Her angel by her side
Knew that the hour of peace wac come;
Her soul WAS purified
The shadows fell from roof and arch,
Dim was the incensei AIR,
but peace went with her as she left
Tue sAored presenes thsrsi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-08
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