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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
January ~, 1873.

Pr~psrasisa. fur DrsinisG The
f,ood.d Mtses-rhs ore vsis
nsss 10 be Reached 81 she $500
Level OF Ophir-Opsstsg she
1900 Level oi she Imperial Gee.
.siidsted Commenced - neseeer
aud Cssws tei.s Op~atag their
$500 Levels Good Prospects o"
tue Sitser Hiii asd saeesr Nice.
-stseks Quiet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

Mrxrxo LocArroS.-The claim OF the
zsislsr Company has been located on
the Franco ledge. Gold Hill District. by
=. Schroeder $500 fset) and Charles
Zsialsr 200 foet. The claim lies east oil
the American Flat toll-road. and 10 q
relocation Of the Ignacio claim.
HALv.xAsr.-Ths Gags on the engine
houses, Of Gold Hill. are displayed at
hslf.msst to-day in token Of the death
Of Judge Z. Wright. an old and much
respected member OF the Fire Depart
ns.t, Who died this morning.
Tus arsnsn Of Gold Hill are ordered
10 appsar al ihsir rssPsctivehaila at $50
so-a,orrov afternoon. in full uniform,
Tor ths purposs Of attending the funeral
of thsir late comrsds Judge L. Wright.
81 ofncal notices elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
pspasssres Lass E,esine.

EY Burton. W 8 Wood. J c Hillyer and
wife, W II Smith. wife. children and
nurse. EN- Bounemort. Ut Thompson,
VIM wsrmuth. Geo wesskind. Thos Free
hill. yas Jsnkyn. 3 Mcfarland. BERTHE
Wilson. Blanche Wilson. Z Mcclellan.
Mrs. Barry. L Jacobs. Mrs Jas rrenAin,
Mrs n W Royce. p corcorAn. chAs Gold
stone. . Rsinstsin. A Weinberg. J Levy.
Mamie Taylor. J D Williamson. Mrs a
Cummings and children. Al Mccarthy
Niss @ Hunneweli. Mrs W T Hall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
q. "a. GALLUP.

o. n. oAILur. opposits the Bank Of osiifor.
MIA, Gold Hill. hssps constantly on hand al
hvonte brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoice bit
etgaSs. al hnds Of chewing tobacco. mecr.
schsum pipes, school books and ststionsry Of
AL desetpttona, nns CUTLERY, md tors nd sncy
epods Of al kinds. sp1e y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
RRMARkABLK CASH.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu; Of the man John Y. Herman.
dss, residing In Salt LAhs city. Who wss st
desth's door with that terrible disoase Mans
mus: the best medical AID had failed 70 stop
the progress OF the malsdy, when twentythree
bottles OF BRiBTOLS eAkbAPAhiLLA and
vsii nan, Iy7e I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

Excellent progress is being made run
ming the main lateral drifts both north
aud south on the 100 level. These
diits are being run in the west or foot.
wall Of the vein. 5l0 feet east Of the
main working shaft. The north drift Ii
In 235 feet from the main east drift which
was run from the incline shalt 10 the
vein. and for the last 80 feet this north
drift has been passing through good
strsaks Of ore. evidently offshoots from
the main vein. A few feet more should
carry this drift far enough north TO en-
counter the ore chimney found on the
$50 and 600 levels. and q short crosscui
will soon decide the point. The south
drift is In 220 feet. and shows occasional
streaks Of ore which yield fair assays.
sasre Tussei.
Owing to the great heat the progress
Of the south lateral branch toward the
Julia shaft IL somewhat retarded. but Il
ought to reach and connect with the
shaft In the course OF u week or ten
days. Nothing definite can DO said 20
gArding the use OF the main tunnel as q
drain for the mines until pending nsgo-
tiAtions can DO concluded between the
mining companies and the tunnel com.
pany.
Yellow Jacket.
Nothing has been done in the north
drift from tho winzs on the 2iO0 level
since last report, being engaged In tim
bsring the same. The face is In favor
able looking quartz and porphyry. with
Q light ssspage Of water coming In. The
new shaft Is now down 2i02 feet
ground hard. but working well. No
water TO interfere.
ssiid silver.
Driving the main tunnel ahead through
the caved ground, TO reopen the large
ore chimney at the north end. is making
successful progress. Close timbering
and careful work Is required. The Wine
below this level has been kept carefully
closed since the DRIFT from It cut through
into the west ledge.
Trojan.
Tho ore slopes on the second and
third station levels arc yielding good
ore. The Vivian mill on the Carson
river 10 kept running steadily on ore
from the mine. The prospecting drifts
on the third station lsvel are showing
well and are yielding some paying ore.
Everything IL working finely.
u. n. Consolidated.
A number OF men have been put at
work sinking the shaft and clearing the
old prospecting drifts. preparatory to
opening up the mine In frst.class shape.
This mine has q Ane location. lying. rs
Il does. Immediately south of and adioin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
a,vsv.is shis nessi-E.

8 Hopper. Mrs. J d coddington. Mrs
G hartley. II T Langnell. EJ Hines. Miss
Rule. Mrs. L A Quimbie. Lottie Edwin. 7
Knoviand. Robt Bell. A Wise, N y Walsh,
y L Jones. JL NeCleery. A shane. ST
swift. J Z Foster. Morris Raphael. J Il
Foster. 8 @ FOCUS. ID Block. y La Point.
J II Tonini. Mrs J d Williams. Mrs W A
Waller. Mrs. Yesey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
A CARD.

To eli who srs suffering IRON the srfou and
indiserssions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc., ! will send .
recsipt that will curs you, ynHI or cnAnoH,
This great remsdy vas discovered By q mission-
ary In South America. Send . self-addresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM.
station d. Bfbls House, New Sork City.
AN Am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

MrrBras Of the Gold Hin Miners
Union are requested TO meet at their
hall tomorrow afternoon II 2:30 10 at
tsnd The funeral Of their late brother =.
Wright. Bee ofloial notios In another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
m RRMovKs WRINKLrs

And sofssas the aka. zas rsnhs sss Of Mas.
ny . LAnnan's Florida Walk 2! the solise
nsss 81 he skin produced b. it tAktne : oe
nstarAl i~nslinattoa u ths suaeis 70 forn -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
A VOICE rRoM NEVADA.

From Virginia citya poor sufferer. aimoss
dsvoursd alive By an ulcerous secret dissass,
ooysry 70 health. ensctsd b. thoss sterling GOOD
msdieints, Bristoiis S~arsspartlla and Pills,
established for over forty years. They have the
eonndsnes OF both doctors and patients.
ANA In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

$3.50
sees m.
.seo I,y., Of an. Imp.r.., c...
.siia.,ea Commenced = n-'essr
""d c'""a rsi"s op~"i"s ihe,r
,.u, -. -. n,..,
-s,.~L. ow,.,
-
The furry in stocks of last week La.
in a Measure subsidized. and everything
is again auis, ON the Colnstock. This
change in the aspect Of stock affairs APP
pears to have been principally caused by
the failure to find anything with the
diamond drill in the north drift on the
22Oo level OF tho Sierra Nevada. aud the
pos,ponement for q short time Of the
grand attack on the steaming floods OF
the Savage and Hale l. Norcross. 1t
takes time to prepare for work OF 40
great and important a character. and
none realize this better than our mining
engineers; and IL an impulsive. and Oft
times rash. unthinking community rush
into the market, run stocks up. and an
ticipate the real progress oil work and
developments, and suddenly find them
eollapsing ON their hands, II not Is their
fault. aud spectators have none to
blame but themselves In the matter.
At the Chollar Combination shat
every effort Is being put forth to begin
the work OF draining the Hooded mines
at the earliest day possible. The double
limo Of huge i5-inch pumps have been
given a thorough trial and are found to
work perfectly. Tho water has been
drained from the shaft and preparations
made to resume sinking in q very short
time. At the same time u drift has been
run around the shaft. pipes laid aud .
winze is being sunk to convey the hot
water OF the Savage and Hale & Nor.
cross into 4 huge tank thirty feet below
the connection. from which the pumps
are TO receive and hoist II, something
over $50 feet 10 the level Of the Sutro
tuunel.
The smith branch of the Sutro Tun.
nal /. rapidly s~pproachipe a point oppo-
| site the Julia shaft. where IL will make
another connection. and enable the easy
draining Of the Hood Of hot water now
retarlinp the ore Developments OH the
1000 Lowell.
At the Ophir opening up the 1900
level i. making good headway.
The 2cOO station has been opened in
Consolidated Imperial and drifts started
both north and south to prospect the
or, vein.
On account of strong indications Of
water in the face Of the east DRIFT from
the Joint Alpha shaft on the 2iO0 level.
tha, DRIFT has been stopped when il APP
peared A. II lust on the point Of enter
In, n most favorable norton Of the ore
vein.
Tn. Crown Point Wine has reached
- .-oo =, :, ,.,i.h n,;,, . hin
'n' -''' "'e'' """
south Is now being run To eonnee win
the 1880 station Of the joint Bsleher air
anil drain shaft.
At the Justice the extraction Of ore
has been temporarily suspended, a snip
ply having accumulated sufficient to
t.spth. mill running for several months
to come.
In the Silver Hill tho face Of the east
arf, ON. the HOO level 10 showing very
.-a..,,. .na !. ,i.hl. IN cut the ore
ia. 1910,
VEIN NJ any mo ~
drift on the l0S0 level OF the suecor u
entering a fine vein formation and is
49,. r.x;r, mr.. Al .nv tims.
-. IL.
Below We s''0 our 'es'" ~
summary OF the latest AMI most correct
| mining information, derived from Of
a.,.i AL su,bsptic sources. shaving
hetes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
surRo TUNNEL DRAINAGE.

The water sseehs-sutrs's Coutrsss
with she niSisE Ce@pasies
Royalty - Steam - Csmprsmiss
Propssisiss-Hew she sub. Drsis
Nay be speedily Completed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

Last

Last EuSrSo.
100 Raymond 4 Ely. 6t,T
100 Eureka Con-. &c
$50 Jackson. 7S.7h
21s Belmont. COO
"a Leopard. SOC
20 Northern Belle. ca
l55 Manhattan. 8 60
1875 Grand Prize. 4 40. AS
1850 ArgentA. 60c. $50
$500 Navajo. SOC. 25c
SIS Endowment. SOC. Csc
COO Independence. l es. IS
400 Star, SOC
100 Tuscarora. Sc
400 Day, 500
100 Hillside. AIS
100 Highbridge. I 20. N
$50 Paradise. 2. 2i0
100 Albion. SOC
1000 Belle Isls. 20c
l72o Nodoc. Coo. SO
SIS Bodie. 81
$50 Bcchtel. I. T5c
COO NcClinton. Sc. SOC
725 Tioga. I 20. I Gu
Gao Summit. 2 10. 2
120 Bulver. 1th
$50 G~oodshAw. SOC. Sc
100 Oriental. Coo. 75c
100 Belvidere. zoe. 75c
$50 Booker. SOC
50 ~BlsckhAwk. 75c
100 Richer. 75c
AS Mono. 2. I 20. IL
$50 Con. Pacific. I 20. ~
200 Dudley.
$50 South Bulwer. 95c. ooc
IS Martin White. 5
200 Golden Chariot. i5c
$50 Tiptop, I
800 ChieftAin. i0c
TINS noRSrSo.
100 Ophir. 33S. 33s. ssh b30
C5 Msxican. 81, 82h
450 Gould 4 Curry. i3a, i3i. i3S
ass Bsstk Belcher. 2ih, ala
2t0 California. 81
2&5 Savags. Ia. iiS. iiS b3O
1910 Con. Virginia. =. ~
$50 Hale d Norcross. iGh, Ign. icfs
so Chsllar- Potosi. AZ
SOS Crown Point. 5
9s5 Yellow Jacket. 1911. 10
4270 Imperial. 95e.
205 Alpha. i2S. 12t. IL
Gao bsleher. ~. 4 20. 4 t5
Ito Coincidence. IAN, 10
SOS sisrrA Nevada. "a. i5S, Is
200 Utah. i6S. l6a
765 Bullion. 7t.s
l47o Exchequsr, 81. 81
1s5 OvermAn. i0b
$50 Justice. 4 05. 4
3i5 Succor. I 40. I 30
20 Union Con-. s.
$50 Alta.s
400 Lady Bryan. Toe. CSC. Coo
325 Julia. . 80, 8 40, SIS
AS Caledonia. ,
$50 Silver Hill. . 10. AIS
<s0 Challenge. AZ
$50 New York. 75c. zoe
so Occidental. Toe
1895 Phil sheridan. 25c. SOC
215 Lady Warrington. Ia
$50 Andes. SOC
1000 Wells Fargo. f5c, zoe
30 Ward. soc
50 scorpion. IN
1900 LeviathAn. SIC. soc. 75c. zoe
100 North Con. Virginia. 81
10 Morning Star. J
300 Benton. ~. 4 70
100 Solid Silver. soc
100 Trojan. 40c
100 George Douglass, i0c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
silver lIili.

Sinking the main incline is making
the best Of headway. the bottom In hard
blasting rock. The pumps continue to
handle the water with sass. The east
arift on the 100 level Ii rapidly ad.
vancipg toward the ore vein and aus
reach Il In Q very short time. 80 Tar
the formation and ore indications are
very favorable on this level. The 81.
Louis drift 10 also making good headway.
Everything working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

ecc Avssk IN your own town. ss outas
BOO fsa. Ne hak. Rrsdsr, II yos vsni :
=: e, e:ysi 8 i.s az ssss. vass,
d. z.HxtLxrrAoo %. rpsus.x. NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
NOTICE.

iLL PARTIES INDEBTED TO CHRIS.
"A WEiDEhAhN on account ct the Grown
Point Rrehsses raleon are rsqusstsd 10 call -
ina sshion Saloon. opposite The Nnvs once.
and 'ss'is shs sans' ora,s vr,nrxAsv
Gold Hi. Jan. II. is1p. yaittf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

Driving the main tunnel ahead through
the caved ground. to reopen the large
ore chimney at the north end. is making
successful progress. Close timbering
and careful work is required. The winze
below this level has been kept carefully
closed since the DRIFT from II cut through
into the west ledge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

Nothing has been done in the north
drift from the winzs on the 24OO level
since last report, being engaged In tim
bsring the same. The face Is In favor
able looking quartz and porphyry. With
. light asepage Of water coming In. The
new shaft Is now down 2i02 feet {:
ground hard. but working well. No
water TO interfere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

-, ,,n -. - This
Daily YIELD 'io Vol Wv -
ore Is being extracted from the i'oo
and 1850 levels. The ore Ia Of agood
quality and the slopes continue 10 look
wall. The main north lateral drift or
the si5O level is advancing ct the rate Of
five feet per day. the face in hard blast
ing rock. This drift In designed 70 eon,
meet with the south drift ON The 2ooV
level Of the 0phir, which 10 also making
favorable headway. The face OF that
drift Is in a fine vein formation. and Is
now in 325 feet south OF the ophir south
line. II will take between three and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
Trojan.

Tho ore slopes on the second and
third station levels are yielding good
ore. The Vivian mill on the Carson
river Is kept running steadily on orc
from the mine. The prospecting drifts
on the third station level are showing
we'll and are yielding ZONE paying ore.
Everything 10 working finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22
Lady

The east drift ON the 600 level 10 still
advancing in . nns body Of quartz carry-
ing spots Of ore. The prospecting drifts
and .crosscuts on the $50 lsyel are
making good progrsaa without any ma
tsdal change 10 report. 7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-22

Sinking the new shaft Is making
splendid hsadway. the bottom In good
blasting ground. Greater speed may
be expected as soon a. tho new air com.
pressor Is In running order. The north
lateral drift on the 1000 level 10 making
steady propress. the face in favorable
quartz aud vein matter. Sinking the
north winzs below the 1000 level has
boon temporarily stopped In order to
place tho hosting engine and other
machinery In position ready for use.
Everything in and about the mine 10
working finely.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
A Female Tramp Killed.

AT NincenneS. Ind, on the morning
Of the 18th, the body of woman attir-
ed in male dress was found living dead
across the side-track of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, about 30 feet from
the west end of the platform AT the In
ion Depot. She was lying upon her
face. and the only external sign Of in
jury WAS deep scalp wound above the
right temple. such rs might have been
caused bv Il blow or severe fall. An eN-
animation by physicians revealed the
fact that she had died Of conclusion Of
the brain. The theory advanced for
her death is a follows: She is supposed
to have been actin" the part of male
tramp, either from some necessity or
design, and. true to her assumed call
ing, was engaged in stealing ride up
on the night express east, and upon
nearing the station attempted to Jump
off while the train was yet in motion.
with fatal effect Nothing is known rs
to her identity, unless a mrch-soiled
piece Of paper (evidently torn from the
margin of some newspaper) with the
following indefinite, almost illegible
words written upon it in fair hand may
be So regarded;
my name is Anne Mehan, Louis
vile. If any thing should happen me,
the party finding this will send me -
The remaining all-important words
could not be read, even by the aid of a
strong magnifying glass. The only re-
manning article which may lead to the
identity of the unfortunate young wom-
an found upon her person was much
soiled silk handkerchief, of saffron
center and light blue border, having the
initials p. j. worked upon it in one
corner in white silk. She had on a
brown pair of jeans pants, dark coat.
blue shirt, CATERS and straw hat. She
is of decided masculine appearance, be-
ing about five feet high, squarely built,
hands large and coarse. features rather
pleasant and short. curly auburn hair;
apparently about - years of age.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
The Egyptian Lotus.

Ii will doubtless be Of interest To some
of YOUR readers To know that the true
Egyptian lotus is also native Of Hi
nois. Indiana. Iowa and Wisconsin. Hav-
in- been shown some Of these beautiful
flowers at the Palmer House, called on
Mr.. Gutzloe, florist, and learned from
him that il i the real lotus, in all re-
spects similar to that of Egypt, and a
native Of Europe and America rs well rs
of Africa. The plant grows in water
from four to ten feet in depth. and. while
the large round leaf rests upon the sur
face of the water. the stem that bears
the flower rises from one to three feet
above the water IL is somewhat rare,
and is found in groups. but never with
the waterlily The nut, which is eaten
a a stimulant in Egypt by the g lotus
CATERS somewhat resembles an acorn
in appearance. and grows in a Seed-car
rier somewhat like the waterlily of the
Illinois River. quite number being
found in each crown. which is from three
to six inches in diameter. The flower
is very beautiful and fragrant. and the
stalk i filed with a very remarkable
fiber of extraordinary finene>s and
strength. The lotus will not grow in
standing water. neither where there Is
too strong Il current. 1t is found in some
places in the waters Of the Calumet
Cor. Chicag0 Tribune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
Practical Results OF Lady's Prayer.

MANCHESTER. o.. Auo. 15-We have
one Of th, mo.t extraor,lin,,y ca...
here Wbetber il he :. miracle ar nor
We will ,a,v,. !, for the reader ia decide
The ner.on i Mrs. Clay Cooley. \ most
estimable and devoted wife and Chris
tian woman She has been af,Iicted
with spinal disease for ten wears. unable
to turn herself in her bed. and
could NOT stand alone withou; her
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
The New German Tariii.

/ complete exhibit of the new customs
regulations which passed the German
Parliament LAY u majority of 100 has
been published 10y the Mar Yorker Han
d.is-Zciisag. InaSmuch a this protee-
Zionist tariff must, for the immediate
future. At all events. very sensibly affect
the trade ri other countries with Ger
many, we shah Indicate the capital fea-
lures of the measure.
The first point Is the protection afford
ed 10 the cotton and wooden manufac-
turerS of Germany. The raw cotton
fiber i admitted free. hut cotton wad-
ding i, subjected 10 a tax of 81 IL cents
per two hundred pounds weight, and
warn, whether all cotton or mixed with
liurn. silk, wool. or other staples, is bur-
dened with an impost ranging from 81
to Sl1.jU for the same weight. The
amount levied on heavy cotton cloths
varies from S2j 20 So 30 per hundred
kilograms, and the duty on light goods.
like iaconetS. cambria, muslin, tulle. and
gauze, i $50 for the same gross weight.
Turning to wool. we again find the raw
material entering free, bu, the pure yarn
subject to duty OF - Ia 80 per hun
dred Kilograms. while yarn mixed with
hair ,mohair, alpaca, etc.) bears an inn
post ranging from - cents to So. Cloths,
whether all wool or mixed with cotton
and linen. are the objects of duty cal
culat,-l. il would seem. in practice. to
prohibit the importation Of English and
French goods ON these products the
duties range from st 10 SIP per kilo-
gram. the higher figures referring 10
shawl >tuffs of the finest quality.
ma>much u flax Is the object Of quite
extended cultivation in Germany. the
foreign staple in subjected TO a duty of
- cents per leo Kilograms, jute and
Manila hemp, on the contrary, being
admitted free. The importation of spun
and woven flax encounters a tax of %
cents 10 -. according to quality and
stage Of preparation. Linen cloth, ac-
cor,iing ~ iinenc>s, pays from Si.25 up
TO Sl3, and in one ease a. high a. s2I.
What Is known a damask linen, en-
ployeo for table-cloihs and toweling, i
faxed SIP per hundred Kilograms.
Touching now the attempt To protect
the silk manufactures of the empire, We
observe that while cocoons. raw silk.
and spun silk are admitted free. stuff>,
on the other hand. whether AL silk or
mixed with other materials, are sub
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-08-30
WIFE AND MOTHER.

When she came to me first, a bride,
Clothed IN whitenea---i lily fair
yei.ed and blushing and virgin eyed,
With sweet bride blossoms about her hair;
-, her beautiful. soft, blue eyes
Seemed like fsatche-Di summer skies
seen In the depth ni a sunlit stream,
Between the lilies that on it CLEAN.
Up To- our home led the WHY,
Under the low budding apple tree boughs I;
In the pale red light of the dying day,
Breathing anew our marriage VOWS.
e Love" she whispered. If such sweet bliss
BE Fin. then death should come after this"
u Nay" ] whispered her back; for me
Love j. sufficient, let sweet life bel"
So in nay home she took her place,
Ruling with wise and grave control;
All great hopes throVe with wond'rous
grace.
Thanks to her tender and steadfast soul.
There, In the light Of those fcrVent eyes
(Thuse beautiful bit- Of cloudle-- skies,
summer aud sweetness seemed to dwell
With me and my loved one-all was WELL
Trlcs did she lay her burden down
At the foot OF the Cross OF Womanhood;
Thrice did she dip her martyrs crown
Deep in the -acrdiBental blood.
Fair little children cia-ped her breast,
Graded there 20 a brief, sweet rest,
Ere turning back 20 the beckoning hand
stretched to them from the heavenly land.
Then in the tender and wi.tful eyes
Gathered a shadow OF silent pain,
Even ~ over our mountain skies
Gathers the mist that turns to rain.
Z" Love" she whispered, il was my sin
our childr-n's feet could not enter ia
Unto our home-sO, 10 that tar away
They call nie, dear, and must obey.
4" Love oh, lovei" she sobbed, Mt my knee,
4" Ny greatest si.l WIS In loving YOU;
Even their dear. dead eyes could see
All the TEES life tine.