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Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
Narrow Escape From Death.

VIM. Allen, ALA. Storey, of St
Louis, eloped with Jennie Atchley, the
wife Of farmer of Batavia, Ohio, q few
days since. He was captured in Gin
cinnati, and placed in Jail at Batavia
At an early hour yesterday morning a
mob entered the Jail, placsd ropr
around Storey's neck and hung him or
the bridge ofthe Little Miami river
After hanging few minutes the rope
broke, Storey dropped into the river
and succeeded in gaining the shore
when he was taken to hotel, where
he now lies in bruised condition.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
Strawberry Festival.

St. Mary s Church congregation will
give musical entertainment in the
basement of the church on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings of
next week. There will also be a straw
berry festival given in connection with
this
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
IlOARDEkS WANTED.-Eiuht or ter

1lOARDERS WANTED.-Eiuht or ten
ID boarders can be accommodated fer the
Summer at Trout Brook Farm, one mile north
OF kennett Square and one mile and half
from Kennett iepot, on the Baltimore Cen
tral Railroad. Terms according to the times.
For further information Mrs. Black can be
consulted at the Delaware House, opposite
City Hall, Wilmington, from u. N. to IL nl.,
on Saturday, the 18th inst. After that date
address. ALEX aNDER BLACK,
myl8-8t* Kennett Square, Pa,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
Car shipment.

Bowers & Dure will send three or
four passenger cars to Kansas city
either to-day or tomorrow. Mr.. Frank
Baker will go to that place as Superin-
tendent. They haze other contracts
for the same parties.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
DIED.

SPEER.-On the ed inst, Miss Lizzie
daughter OF Springer and Ann Speer, In
the 24th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents, at Bancroft's Banks, on Saturday al.
ternoOn, to meet at the house at and leave
at o'clock. Interment at Mt. Salem ceme'
terry.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22

VIENNA BREAD.-George Stab, No
Y 3l4 Market street, is the only baker in.
this city who makes the real Vienna bread
and rolls. The citizens generally should
bear this In mind. Give the bread and rolls
a trial. they are really nice. Baked fresh
every morning. myl4.6t*
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
BAK T. RIEk.
CREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF BREAD.
JOHN Il. STEWART

JVIIIN ID. F51 Il W NNI
Takes this method of informing his friends
and customers generally that no has on &C.
count of the hard times, reduced the price Of
his bread to the following low figures: A n
pound loaf from l3 to 10 cents, a2pound lOl'
from 10 to cents, l pound loaf from to J
cents each. Cakes and pies, fresh rolls d d
milk biscuit supplied every morning at rcL
sonab!e prices. Give Stewart, the Eighth
street baker, a trial, everything is done to suit
the customer at 2o7 W. Eighth street. Fresh
bread, cakes, pies and biscuits delivered daily
10 all parts Of the city without extra charge.
mh2b-3md
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
FESTIVAL!

A strawberry and Ice Cream Festival will
be held in the Grove Of the MT. Lebanon M. j..
E. Church, four miles from Wilmington, on
the 23d and 2tth insts.
Refreshments served on friday, the 23d,
from to II O'Clock p. NJ, on Saturday, the
oath, from to II o'clock p. M. Proceeds for
the beneht of the church. The Wilmington
friends are cordially invited to come and help
US. WALTER T.. AVERY, Pastor.
Hy2l2 It ltW
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22

NOR SALE.-A nice quiet young COW,
Il springing to calve. Apply t0s
GEO. W. BUSH SON,
my2l.3t* French Street Wharf.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
Elliott, Johnson E. Co.,
Corner Sixth ana Market Streets
Wilmington. Del.
HEALD & CO..

EsN II NlkE7fN n II ~ HWUh EHHs
AND DEALERS IN
STOCKS, BOMBS, LOANS MORTGAGE.
AND GOVERNMENTS SECURITIES.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DRI.,
Interest, Coupon, and General Collections.
ric1ets to ond drafts on Grsot Britain and
other parts oi tn" world.
WANTED Good Mortgages for ~ 800, 81, ,0Oe,
81 $50 81 300 II OJO and IS W. Cash ready.
For SALE.-lO0 shares VII, Passenfer X.
W. Co. Stock, : shar First National Bank
Stock.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
COACHES
TRIM M ED AND PAINTED
In the --latest Style, Call at
NO. 5l2 ORANGE STREET.

JUST RECEI VED.-A l3rge and well Sc
- lected stock OF mi 'linery goods, at Mrs
.Campbel's Cheap and Fashionable Mil
tlinery store, 223 w. FOURTH ST, (near tn
he City SprIng) myil.ot
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22
They are Put up in Light
Substantial Frames.
$3.50 A PAIR.

RS- MIR. ALEX XANDER subJoins a few
copies OF testmon ais, the originals of which
aud many Others, are in his possession, and
tree to inspection.
The undersigned having known MIR. ALE1-
ANDER for some years past, and used his
"PREPARED CRYSTAL CLASSES" be-
lieve that they are the easiest to the eye
knO6n at the present time, have the qualities
to relieve and remedy de iectve vision. etc:
DAVID 7. TRITEs, M. d, Manayuuk, Phiia.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22

ANDER for some years past, and used his
"PRLPARLD CRYSTAL CLASSES" be-
leve that they are the easiest to the eye
kno@n at the present time, have the qualities
to relieve and remedy detective vision, etc:
DAVID T. TRITEs, M. D Manayunk, PhiIa.
W'LLiAMC. TeDD, - =
HENRY KEN, " b" -
II. y. UHLER, "
}. }. GRIFFITH, q"
5. &. BREiTENBHCH, Ro4horoUgh, g
f.. +. COOPER. "
l.. Nj. SERVICE, '' Belmont Ave, "
!. +. WILSON, !" Fails o! SchuyIkIll.
7. !: PRATT, :. NorrIstown.
+. VI. CUrs IN. - "
p. y EIJEFBHRG, "
J. u. KslrE, /"
H. K. REID, - ConshohockSn.
A. FULTON. s.
VIM +. GuKRS9BY, " Frankfort.
ROBERT BURNS. g s.
l.. +. LEAK, "
g. II. LAMBERT /" Bridesburg.
". W. Tow NSEND,
N MAY, g Hvlmesburg.
J. &. GILBERT. " Chestnut HILL
w. H. WARDEN, g J35 Broad St., Phila.
GRIFFITH i. ABBOT, Ph. ID M. d., Uni. ofPl
l.. d. TROusLEY, N. w. cor. Green and llth
J. BEREss Broad and Green streets.
5. PANCOAsT, 9l7 Arch street, Philadelphia.
A. KIRKPATRICK, 1914 Green street, "
NORRiSTVwN, September, 1878.
have known Mr.. 5. A. Alexander, Opti-
elan, OF koXborough, Philluolpha. Tor soele
Yeas, and know that all persons have been
well >atisned with bis "Preparcd Crystal
Glasses" ne is reliable and Trustworthy.
WILLIAM CURSDN, NJ. u.
WEST CHESTER, March. 1877.
have been using Tor several .ars hlR :.
A. ALEXANDER : Prep red CRYSTAL Spec
UHc,C9,' and take great pleasure in recolu-
n!rndIng them rs ii very superior article.
My experience with them is cater using
OthersJ hey rest the eye, whcL VIII alway
have the tendcnc> to pres rye the sight and
thus enable tie person usinS them to need
no others for Il long time
In selecting glasses the person desiring
them should secure tho sG,VictS Oi a irst-clasS
tptcian. and such l believe Mr.. =. A. Alex
ander to I've. j. u. WOOD, N. ID.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 10, 1879.
l recommend Mr.. :. n. Alexander Opti-
elan, az one who IS careiu! and painstaking 10
satisfy his patrons.
A. N. NEGENDANK, NJ. D
my20 222i.-7 Je.2.5-7-l0 vat
Daily Republican., 1879-05-22

The advantages Of his Spectacles over all
OthcIs are !:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-07
How They Danced.

"A iuscarorer and lady attended Il
ball ut Elko, an d i..t,oduced new
metropolitan dapce,! 'Theirfdanciue
is thus described by the fmleppcnd4
ent: Thy tioppc'l across the nper,
Knocked down a couple from Lamoil,,
lie, corncre | on Il fellow aud his girl
from ,callip, and sent them a;ai,sta Il
barrel of lemmIa lt, gI.rthe,l' 'acr,s,
the hall and s,rpS' an Oh laly
amldshirs who had just started TO
call her daushtsre eof, the, ii ,pr be cause
she was safr;sii' the girl world ;cAt ch
the Iuscarora cramps, and knocked
her under IL bench, where she lay AND
called her husband to com. u nd pick
her up i'll basket. In less III ali two
minutes all tho other dancer, hau!el
OFT, and stood n,, bench .s an 10 oked
at thensal someHof the girls hid the
heads anil sias:il they wahtcl to go
home.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-07

miss uattic O,kman; hexicnn star
miss XdeTIH Fal$of;, SOCKS N5fG TS,n:
pomaks,; socks, lnhgI wAnn2uak IF;
whF 9dbcs &rinsb, hMg .Nc3Baf3c1l c1lon:
Essay, Northumberland preservation
ofgar'lc" sess(s spd &raMssD J,mi
s"'', Essay, "mannrea" by same best >
'oyse p'9}MSlnDg .}S 3 ,tsEG ,tsEG4 4hi.tse}F % Jayk
yoni 'hesi a:4ol.orae fd~agiDgs euI1rea)
by W wright; hest 7 horse Flowing
(white) by WIN F Robinson; best
horse plowlng (colorcj) by il ,nry
Iaigier as ,s., Sa n
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-11-07
Congressman Kenna as an Evange.
80. list. se +,

Last monday. rs Congressman
k'n'a, Of vest Virginia. was riding
al ,ng the hauks ofythe New river, On
his way to mercer county, to add rcss
the sovereign voters ofthat haiIiwick,
he discovered couple of cclorcl
men fordins the stream with dilApi
dated concern consisting of All anci
chi mule and a more antique horse
attached to an alleged wagon. sud
denly the donkey struck deep hole,
When the wagon box hoate,! off with
one of the sRassengcrslS the othcf hay
iEg mountt d, ''thc horse, which, after
!csrcIatc fiolt<, succeeded in reach
!!qg.El gsls$ fL"$ Nqlli9Sthc ml'sRna
wagon whec', after him. I'll t.: <
ii,"tcl 'own, trc..:a witl. The other
nrsso on his skliees l'uyns i,,r dear
life, but making no attempt 70 save
himsc'f seeing that he 'wus lively to
DC drowned, mr., kcnna plunged in
and 'panep ps;hc l'o&Ean'ifrightehed
occupant ashore. Upon reaching
terra firma the ,la,rkty droppel on
his knees and with uplifled hand.
said: "Oh, good rnassa kcnna, what
can | 40 for ypu.?' ",No,h1n;y ." re.
piled kenna, quietly mounting his
horse, except to vote the straight
Democlnlic ticket tile balance of your
life Pore God" replied the,hap-
ry darkey. Ill do it s',auh, and
get all dc members ofn,y church to
tlo dc salhc!" II /i.ELlJ'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02

The handkerchief and glove filtration
have done good service in their way. but
they are only for the use of lovers and
young people. For some time there has
been Il great want of something of the
kind to fit tramps A fertile Drained geni-
us has got up IA boot filtration. intended
especially for those who are pestered by
tramps. 1t runs something like the fol-
lowing:
One step forwar1-Tramp beware.
Two steps forward = Cut your story
short.
Right foot lifted few inches from the
ground-J nave nothing for you.
Right foot extended back kWard-Get out
side the gate.
Right foot brou ht swiftly forward and
planted firmly under coat tail of tramp
Leave the premises instantly. and advise
all your friends to steer clear of this
house.
1t may be well to state that the Irritation
cannot he carried on with success unless
the tramp is a much smaller man than you
are
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
POet1'y.
q: Come and BE Free Where Labor is
E&inE.

| h<tns.
! resound,
Where lordly pines and dizzy heights and fertile
| wales abound
! And there The skies are flushing Dawns another
star and one
As brig sh, 81 brightest. Hail! and welcome W ell
come WAsuISGToS.
MONTANA come! The warrior wild is in his final
hold.
She springs Queen from vrrlant wales and
mountains fecke with gold
BY mighty falls and crystal founs she i. with
rain-bpw- trest,
And from her throne the rivers gush that flow
both east and wet.
And IpAuo, The Mountain Gem, vita beauty all
ag!ow,
Now comes, with mines and hera. and harvest
fields, 10 h~aw
Her tribute at Colu,nhia's ieet 4 ,en.ral plane
STAR,
With native grace she radiates her glory from
a.ar.
Erra:ic UrAu-waywari, fr-akish ellie Of stub
b.rn will
or good and in combinea-increasing good. de
creasng i'll
Redeemed and purified and loved Of all you We;
shall he:
Then peace and thrift for aye around thy won
drous inland sea.
NEW MTxIco and ARIZONA, lands of sunny
The tombs of ancient arts and harbingers Of
brighter times
Your savage fgemcn conquered forward, now,
and march in lire
As Progress leads. Your stars among the bright
est yet shall shine
WYoMISG-youngrst, fsirest, bravest!-honored
Above all others. Equal voting rights for all you
And give. That grand progressive step alone
marks you
The Guiding S.ar Of states-a leader faithful,
wise and true
DAKOTA comes! What varied wealth of mount
and plain she brings!
How vast! golden light a,hwart the coming
years she fings!
Her mines eNhausles., soil the richest, health
full. balmy air,
She holds 70 give, and gives to bless. Her boun-
ues III MAY snare.
The Song Of :he Sisters-radiant band!-
Free a the winds tha aa our plains!
Firm as the rocks that form our chains!-
For Union an Freedom Wen ever stand
For toilers of earth the song that we sing:
Come to the lands where soil Is free,
Come 10 ;he lands of liberty,
The b"unleous lands where Labor is King.
The builders we need the wiae and the trne-
Builder. o1 s.s'es of equal laws,
Builders who build in Freedoms cause,
The men that for kirh an dare and do.
Our doors for all such wide open we fling;
Come from the valleys overiiIled,
Come from The cities Overiilled,
o! come and be free where Labor is King.
H. ". Mcguire.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
Sensible sag% nsi.",,s Aseut the Cat
tlc Nisee.e
Uti.ns istrn,l lsIh ina,


The cattle dlment now prevailing in
some sectiOns Of Montana is disease of
the digestive organs. apd is NOT contagious.
1t i. confined mo tly 10 young ANIMALS of
rapid growth "a IN III g.i osad.tinn. The
canse is fouas, TO be in tie food consumed.
The past season has been one TO produce
IN unusually lnxuriant growth Of grass
and to keep ii growing late in the season.
1t did not. consequently. fully cure before
the early frost. came. which witiered the
rank feed. making it very difficult to digest
especially in young and tender animals.
This coarse. unripe frosted era... If not
passed off. clog. in the digestive organs,
causing iniamation. and death en.ues. Tie
absence of water makes tie disease more
fatal. A light tail Of snow will check the
disease by causing tie stock to eat il with
the grass. which moistrns and sotlens the
food. and at The same time the snow will
keep down inflammation. An old range
Overst0cked. the best grass eaten out. is
found TO be tie most fatal pastnlage. II
cattle cannot get plenty OF alkali, salt
should be put within reach of then.
Z. STODDARD.
IInlano nananhsr lS 1879
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
O1d.s and Ends.

The smoking chimney now begins to pu
on the most innocent look imaginable.
fyou wish to put your face in mourn
ing for your brains, have your whisker.
dyed.
Uncle Sans large family has licked near
ly ten billion postage stamps since their in
PRODUCTION in lS47.
! Rome has no Sunday law. One can call
it Saturday and saw wood. or admit that il
is Sunday and go fishing.
Captain Bogardus announces his with.
drawal from pigeon-shooting contests for
the next two years.
Coroners are in doubt whether to hold
an inquest en- a negro boy or on a water
melon. One is generally the death Of the
other.
The Houston Telegram says there is a
paper at Brownsville. Texas. printed one
half in Spanish and the other in Josh Bill
ings.
'"NoW is the time for hnsking bees. y
shouts an exchange. All right; if any one
wants to husk bee he can do SO. We
don't.
The trouble with some people is that
hey get their convictions SO mixed nm
with their dyspepsia that no one can sep
arate them in this world.
It's rather discouraging to new Sunday
school teacher to return to his class of bows
after lve minutes absence. and hear them
quarrelling over which is the best hand
a pair OF queens or pair jacks.
In gambling room in Nevada. the IAN
itor. on opening the place in the morning.
found man sitting dead at table. with
cards still in his hands. He had been shot
It poker by his adversary, who hsd flsd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02

| The testimony proves beyond reason
able doubt that frauds OF great extent
were committed by the South Carolina
Democrats at the polls on the 9Th of No
vember. In that State there may be. and
probably is. Il Legitimate Democratic ma
jor'ty On fair vote. The ayowed object
of the late campaign was to swell this ma
jority to the largest tumbers possible by
any means. and TO wipe out of existence
forever the hope, heart. and organizat on
of the Republican party in that State.
That is what Wade Hampton calls re-
deeming South Carolina.'' He gave the
keynote early in the canvass. when he
boasted that every con ressional district
would be carried. His relocated riders
bore the Instructions into every township
and hamlet. The ballot-bOx suffers con-
summated the work on election day.-Nep
Fork Sim.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02

WHEN WRITING To ADvEGTISERs,
please say yen SAW the Avertfse.
nseDt In tssis paper. Advertisers like
TO know when and where their Ad.
veFtfSements are paying best.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02

Information relative to the agriculture
value Of l'nd in the Rocky Mountain re
gion has been recently received ut Tie In
terror Department from the Governors o
Territories. There appears to he som,
progress in rural enterprises of the '.Grea
American Desert The lands OF Ctal
easily irrigated are nearly AL taken up
Vast tracts wonll be very productive with
Il supply OF wafer. the expense Of procHr
ing which will tor long time prevent
their utilization; and \ large portion ol
the Territory cin only be used for grazing
purposes. Nearly AL tie farmers are Nor
mons; the miners are Gentiles.
The Governor OF Montana reports
progress in his dom1in. He SAYS the
Years proliet OF gold and silver is 81
)0G.OlD. but claims that the E,,nrh-grass is
worth more to the Territory than its min
erals. that the present years wool clip is
100000 pounds, the stock business hour-
isiiin@. estimating losses in winter ut not
more than 3 per cent. He insists that the
average yield OF wheat is greater than in
the prominent whe1i-grewing States.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
Territorial Agriculture.

Helena. December Is. 1873.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
DrcSSmakinR.

Having closed ont my boarding house, with
the intention of en.ering into the Dsessmakisg
business, will take rioHis al The Iaeletie ,tel
Monday, Dee. Solh, whore will he prepared to
do promptly all work entrusted to my care.
Returning thanks for the liberal falronage ex-
tended to me in he past, . respectfully solici; 4
continuance of the same.
6-Aw J.. r. McCLAREN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02

4 DaH'.t:sg niaii WHO i.ctHred recently
ii an adjoining town. said that many per
onS fl,lel to get Into the bah. Ii suhse-
1neitly 'ranspired that they made no at
temDt to-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
ESNDsaS LAS,

On Saturday, Jan 4Ih, 1879, will sell at pub
lie auction, in front of my former boarding
house, 10 the highest and best bidder all the
dining room and kitchen furniture aud utensils
used by me in nay b arting house, including
sivsrware, glassware, srOeksry, stove, and
many other useful articles, too numerous TO
msn,ion. l.. L. McCLAREN.
G.2W
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
Travelling Agent.

Fred. NJ. Wilson "a o,ir duly authorized
Agent TO receive and receip. for any and
III amounts due lis on subscription or
other accounts.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-02
Administrators Notice.

In the Probate Court ~ G aistin County, Montsna
Territory in the matter Of the Estats Of Henry
Hifchias, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned
almfEis'rator of said estate to all persons hav
ing claims against the said decea ed to exhibit
them, with the nece sary vouchers, within four
months after The frst publication of This notice,
to the said Administrator ia Bozeman, Gailatin
County, Montana Territory; and If such claim,
be not then presented they shall he forever b,.rr-
ed. PRED. ID. BEQUETTE.
Dated Dec 70, ISIS. I6-,t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-16

The oil region OF Pennsylvania has lately
met with another disaster-the discovery of
q rich and productive oil country where the
petroleum bubbles up In wonderful exuber
ance from the wells. The petroleum bust
ness has undoubtedly reached its lowest ebb
Just at present. Oil now sells for ridicu-
lousy low figure, scarcely paying for the cost
of raising 1t. The whole trouble is over pro-
duction. The production Of petroleum has
increased so rapidly that the reservoirs and
places for storage are filled and overlooking,
while the pipes, railroads and boats cannot
begin to carry off the supply. The conse-
quenee is that the surplus Oil is thrown away.
In the Bradford section of Pennsylvania
alone 10, 900 barrels Of oil are daily running to
waste from the overflow of the tanks. The
country around is oil-soaked, completely
saturated with oil or course the danger OF a
confiagration from this is great and growing
greater. a serious fire In this region would
sweep everything away before it. consume
the very earth itself. ALI sorts Of means ara
resorted to by the people of this region to
lessen the danger. The waste oil 70 damned
up by them In the ravines and hollows
Through which it flows, and then set fire to.
The whole country is thus Illuminated by
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-16
OBITUARY.

BAYNE-In Chicago. His, July 4. 1879 Ct ten sl
minutes before o'clock p. M. Maria GaYle,
wife CT Thomas L. Bayne. ESQ. Of this city.
The form OF our civilization shuts woman out
from the harsher contact with the world. but IL
throws wide open for her work sphere when
gives unlimited opportunity for Illustration OF
all the noble characteristics OF her sex. AmDl-
tion or even an honest sense OF wrong. may
lead some to demand that the sphere be
yidened at the hand of governing man. but
God knows that she who has in her life here
fully done al that existing opportunities per-
nit is certainly entitled to the uncessing
praises Of those she leaves when death calls her
hence, as we'll as to q crown above.
We have intimately known the subject OF this
humble tribute from December, 1863. when she
left Mobile the laughing, happy bride. to follow
the fortunes Of her young husband in New Or
leans, even unto he hour when. with the bright
sun of July IL. 1879. she sank sweetly behind the
horizon and left US In darkness-the sun to
shine again tomorrow on toling humanity.
she to cast her future rays on another world.
We have known her as a Christian wife. mother,
friend. neiu hbor and watchful guardian OF the
moor. and In each relation her work has been
complete. and this word complete speaks OF
self sacrifice beautiful to behold. yet sadly
fastened to an untimely grave-yes. an IN
timely grave. for she has passed away In the
meridian of life. leaving husband and children.
and ALL Just when most valuable and valued by
them.
The void created by the death OF this charm
ing exempar Of her sex cannot be filled. So
cisty will miss her: large circle OF devoted
friends will miss her; her Mother Church will
miss her the hungry. cold. sick and friendless
will miss her: and home. sweet home Will pc
dasolata without her, ReGuiescdt in pace B.