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Matte 8 Bent. Plaintiff,
James McFadden ct al, Defendants
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF A DE.
" cree of foreclosure and order OF
sale entered in the Superior Court of the
county of Los Angeles, State of CalifOr-
mia, on the 10th day OF June, A. D. 1880,
and writ of execution for the enforce
ment oftudgment requiring sale OF prop
eIty under foreclosure OF mortgage, IS
annexed to said decree and dated the
Gath day of June, A. D. 1880, in the
above entitled action and in favor OF
Matte 8 Bent, plaintiff, and against
James McFadden, James A McFadden
and w Frank Poor, defendants, a GER
titled copy OF which said decree of fore
closure. duly attested under the seal of
said Superior Court on the 9th day OF
June, A. ID. 1880, and delivered to me, to-
gether with the writ annexed thereto. on
the 26th day of June, A. ID. 1880, whereby
am commanded to sell at public auction
to the highest and best bidder, for cash in
U. y. gold coin, the following and in said
decree described real estate. tO.wit:
All that real property IN the Rancho
Las BOlsas. county OF Los Angeles, State
of California, described as follows, viz:
Lot number fifteen (l5) in the town OF
Westminster, according to the plat of said
town, as recorded in the Office 81 the
County Recorder OF the county OF Los
Angeles, Stale of California, in book 2,
page 5l8-7, of Miscellaneous Records.
Public notice Is hereby given that, on
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
IOf the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.

In the matter of the guardianship of the
persons and estates of Robert Rains,
John 3. Rains and Fannie v. Rains,
minors.
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LEGAL.
MORTGAGE SALE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
l. County of Los Angeles, state Of Cali
fornia.
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On reading and filing the petition of NJ.
W. de GARLIC. the guardian OF the per-
sons and estates Of Robert Rains, John
> Rains and Fannie V Rains, minors,
praying for an order OF sale OF certain
personal property and estates of said mi.
nors Tor the uses and purposes therein
set forth:
1t Is hereby ordered that the next of
kin OF said wards and all persons inter-
ested in the said estates appear before
this Court on
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MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
JULY, 1880,

At ten O'Clock A. M, at the Court Room
OF this Court, at the Court House. In the
city and county of Los Angeles. then
and there to show cause why an order
should not be grantedfor the sale of such
estate.
And 1t is further ordered that copy
of this order be published at least
once q weak for 'f~oH r-ccaeetvo weeks
before the said auy OF hearing ln the
Daily Los Angeles Herald, n newspaper
printed and Published Ia said county OF
Los Angeles.
sEPuLvEpA. Judge.
Dated Hun 2ith. 1887 lc2j-3w
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Notice to Creditors,
ESTATE OF JOHN M. GREAVES,
DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, executrix of the estate OF
JOHN M. GREAVES, deceased, to the
creditors of and oil persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them,
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said executrix at the city
of Los Angeles, in the county of Los An.
~olee
Dated at Los Anga eH, June IL, lsa0.
NJ G. 3REAVES,
Exeoutrix OF the Estate OF John N,
Cfrenyes decreased. Ieig
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MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY, A. D. 1880,
Mortgage sale.
No. 3l2.

IN the Superior Court Of the County OF
Il of Los Angeles, state of California.
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Alexander WE'LL. Plaintiff,
VS.
@ G Lamb, administrator of the es-
tate of + Bonnard, decd, ct al.
Defendants.
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR
HEARING PETITION TO SELL
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
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THE HERALD

Anewspaper of the day, complete III ali
its details, and In every department
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-01
Mortgage 5aie--.No. 54l7.

By James G. Rays, Under Sheriff.
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ssplsudor aud luxufiss of pslscr.
Again elEssy, commend to US the
bashful mani a-sf +, Es2t -

Ey1Rers OF RLAH1soxt1HH HnAHra.
Tile popular ibefivf thas phnts kept
in the house are iBisfious to the in
mates il purely fAnciful. Under the
Itn6uencs Of sunlight .ths, leaves Of
plants absorb carbonic acid from the
atmosphere ssA deconpese il. yielding
back the lie supporting oxygen, from
which tho inference might be justified
that they were rather wholes6ins fhsn
otherwise. On. the other hand. it hss
been shown that when tbs iafiuence of
light is withdrx wn. this action Of the
plant ,sbtenpsasily - suspsudsd--the
plant sleeps and the excess Of carbonic
acid gas .taksn mp during tbs day 10
given Of q right; sad bscsuse Of shis
sctios the presence Of plants in sleep
ing spsrtments has been thought to bs
INV hslssne or injurious. The bad ef
fects to be attributed to plants from
9bisr fenss On too HieisgltQ be worth
teriSus eJnSaders4ioh Tue inhaoiting
# citing and sleeping apartWents
wsrmed by .hAhstl mir sdrawn from Gel.
lars. the neglect Of means to- secnre
proper septiiAtiDps especially inEslsep
ing aiapartmsntsi ssd The poisoning or
the semosphens Of DWELLING houses by
the osatfapse 1of sewer gssess through
lsaky tssps. are very sesi and common
dangers. co@ pared II which the one
alluded to- sisbss into httsr. insisAifi-
cancs.s IS iddsed iftf'~orthy 70 be CON,
sidesed ak,elkss l. s...-.ls...s - s...I, ssssi
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MISCELLANEOUS
@'-SEElFkEzlEsRlltSr kEzlE
WHO WANT. !! 70 MAKE n! E; MONEY !
3.15o AcREs0F 1osT ffRTllEAKD EASILY
CUl IlvATE0lAuO TO- EASE IN QUlN.
..nTlES 70 SUIT ron A1sn& oF = I.
YEARS WITHOUT RENTAL. ,ss E 'Gg.a -'1

a. ~ 4 e I'D To-
These valuable lands situated on Fraser
River ~ Srw mites north % shss s.sauupaIys line.
The .sgp simnar IN. formation ~ Tho 6wino.
%isa E!sss ssr nPss s.sepstys' s.a sas a.isa
land u neasly ~ vilaf grass prairie. With clay
subsoil. The pbex along the river bank Ia suf.
ncieht Tor dcMesttc Purposss ths water II excel
lsns ana ses ,sad is,@ess sdvsnsseeons.y & stu
pes II, carrying freight at extremely low rates to
the following markets New Westminster Bur.
Fard Inlst, Nsnaimo. Victoria and ksQuimalt-All
p,,se: Of y: rs sssG,ss Ssins
and growing very rapidly. ~ ~ @.ss ss
> The new Dominion tariff of ten cents per bush-
n on oa's and potatoes and Is cents on barley
sn1 N wheat. &C.. &C. saordf Hmetssf protec sfon
Of Oregon and waslfa9 9tdn feffftory. and is equal
TO IN extra profit for British Columbis farmers Of
about g per acre. This il sn additionsl induce
%snt for i:r@srs looking out % Tor the mos; pront
:Ssi sss sy Ha r.in.d 1.na: :sn
The delta Of the Fraser. Farmers now located
thsre sell readily for cash all they can raise at
msse asSa.s prics: ss.a s can b. sss.snsd IN an an.
demand mssA conAinns ereatsr thsh the supply
and rapidly increase for many years to come in
conseQusace Of the consteucuoa Of the canadian
Hons Of doiics. hse, ,Sssn LEI hyvths Dominion
0everumAat. snd he contractor 10 now ON the
ground prep1f1Ke 70 put four thousand msn 1t
work upon tt, co@0enctng on the Fraser River
dyked. which wills let upon fsvcrsbie terms
But the greater portion 81 thS37eO scrss requires
dvke about tw6 and half feet high to protect
k from high water In exceptional years No
parts 1t i sub 5sce 70 overflow By Al wstsf. p
This lppd b ofssea fires fur six or eight pears
In censidssntien yef ,thsEe- leaaing king. NJ
1ni. imlrssine aud 4eaaki vstine B. sud lssnuy
Certain DorN0n~e 10 9e1ed In stianothy - thu
tefm3n 10f The ieaaasp .Hsagsvos 54sis Is
fhie 10 D chance Sss live. industrious man TO
0shA DooA1 raVta1y1 a.. ess4s "a Ia ehSW
" Csp4-Llcyd, e ~ 0sassal HasneSs hss Kindly
'0alpvsa uAts Ee6eG An1 psE1leaT inQsbEing m the
.SsAnd = hina, and t8 lnay farther pssliculaTs
Spply tes.s $50 81 nj ,ssW!JIDfLooN, ssil
nyl.wsf Yie>sE1s. .RnaisA 0uaamhia.
esseA ess !. sns.ls-a "a 81 hsTeI12ss tl.a
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-.s W. !ss Is;s, x: T.. ssy i G:1sds! sjssp
Though such may blushs md sAmnmsr,
aud shrug their shoulders awkwardly,
unable to throw forth with ease The
thqpghf: t4et they yoRd fzpsess: yet
lconmsXd d ~ 81 ~ 4o4 l1tq1s Th14A
srs .61t 91Ebesf 8 st1 bir cafttn ttS5
time will mellow and bring ont; par
csptions delicate - the faintsst tint 10
to the unfolding rosa ssad their thoughts
are none the less refined and beautiful
that they do not flow With the impetn.
ositvs1f Ne s6ssxelSkE w str6 SseoA-
Cd Mat la6ies witk fSdaly rod 1S9ttt
and cultivated. inteliects Will E1yakd
the eaiiAAt oh xoStacllio sBrsihtJ1v
vii s,,s ss;s ;s''; ! :s.S :sS e:ssi::s "a Sss
While they would 6ot' coodsscsBd g
look ptpatheYpstllp.. 4Osyk4 -
for them ssvssencc . grees tset ~
-svesy nGss .skisg.js yrtdibss -
man Who is bashfpl b the pressoce ef
l.diss il iubssi6kly sun1E d1oola11ns
when th: loose ssegos q q tss 9 .|s1dssss :,
boasts Of eoeqVscts e dssss p talk g
f.ilinea 90 S3ie tS o. i4d t1A
clone; his cheek viii Aqsh vlM re-
ssstsnsnt hiksSo IA ~ 0GAe =
nsar the name ef vena9 qovplsd gith,
. coasss 9th; cd y6ohS4BdaSAG1iS
. s.;:.:;s S:;:ss = ;ssk 8 k61 aay hhts6
heard q . bsshful hbertinel TIE an.
omaly wss p6vee Sesa. E610 0&44dl
canoe are his rsquisitss: upon his ips
sits flattery. .rsady 70 pay court = Rlpe,
syes and 6ack; he 10 never nocp10ho1
-your libersine nevse blushGa. For
slsnce he = !. aPs.gsss sfPE&S She
would pr6fes6odly lay uotd M me.
Yet it Is he Who flls oor dens With
wrsshs G fshsl6 p9iltyt : ie1s 70
proi.nsst tls holy pa ca ~ "
he Who de6olstss Tho d1Ti1s wslreu0-
msstic happiness 10 shroosd; ruins ths
heart thai trusts in hi4; polIutss the
vcry air be brsathss. and all under the
nask Of . poliPAsd gsstlaNfn. 4edal.
word in your eaP4 AU yol v1.
and v6did ySa pss6sss wonhy hus-
hands? Chooss hin whose dslioAcy of
deDoepsslfA - 1pssidtDo4 NorM0o
leads him TO stand aioof while othess
seand by you, ar ~ 44NQ ehaeqq
the baslfsk pssl n heb1ahes. -
siammsrs. sysa. - ynsAppeeooeseoa..
sider them % iaenHsigneef eaeexsitso
opinion Of ytuE eel. Il hs = rssifine
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FARM FOR SALE

~ loHrY.sU ACnRs or cLRARxD. rERrrLx
EL Iasd sdjo.ntng Laconnes % ths north. VITA
! escPv onds hn0 oN1lltue hSuns. and snenDoesa.
a1l vii adop0sd - farnaine ard bueinss1 bar-
posrS. EnnI 8 Lo4 h esestua -. sDA u soesn
Az Of Lea I. u TownsAsp - Scrth Ranes
yasS frums1ng - . 1Asionbo efseen, wheco u
~ iunn11na pnint e 0sae and tra1Ac ~ usees
- i.ed. eesansn pass e,sss ~ sasosA daily
= asassls and ssAse Points. one-AAif mib -
dybinaoa Ne lanA
Fue fnrthae paFstoaleeA appay - Sohe oui.'
~ - 0ccioental loeS d Srassie. % 10 Jchn Nc
OHM. Of che Aasyland Nonae. - Iscoqnef. anA
slso IL r Kirbs. tnnmnse. aa1dutn.
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lsOO,iS TO, LET,

LNS SUITE Oh SINGLE; PARMANRNr on
~ Trsusisnt With OF without board. Five
minutes vsik from 40
OCCIDENTAL SQUARE. FRONT STREET.
j2sdH Mrs. z. a,l.coe.
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DIssolvIlOH0F PARTNERSHIP.

rs,HK rlRx or KIT ARNOLD. PRoPklk
/ tors of sAs ssddle noek nssssnn - sess
l.v aiss.,lvnf ~ 1atusl eonsapss AR. Arnoid -
ssrtn~ ehs9eipnm enA Ms- kafl eoaanaih& -
S.sinses. All nloaa1s dne tAs asid efD w1u -
~,sSio a - Keii slnna. nn1 ~ pnnage -
6om u arn utn - Psad - M s,S elc xr,r.
!. AnEoL0.
ssaaG,e. Al Is. "a. 49,
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MroRMATION WANTED:

aFR Da0SuDa, fUoa1As q. RYAM. olDARs-
M peared irem Apet Can bls sszk esptsuhse.
Ne = sfnutive ~ NSrwse. any eompes1ioe.
enoosh eso~ ed Nbou1 fost 10 tDcoss In htant..
n vas upvell vhen hs left, and vsas c0 With
ouA saytne saysAing 20 hts friea6s. Any Oes
Knowing q ~ 1hsssabspAs VIA plesss vritsees
scsvaw cHAs. H. RYAN.
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CONSTRUCTION /; vOuS avez declare
que youS Seuie etiez coupabie ct
que votre mari etait Innocent. L..
remords de votre crime abomina
BILE etait alors desceniu dams vO
tire cHnr, ct vons .ous etiez
ecrlee AN! quel malheur!"
Il. Je mentais alors; mon mari
est conpable anssi bien que moi..!
ID. Vous youliez done alors san
yer votre mari ; quel est lie motif
qul vous fait agir anjourd'hui
Dune tout antre facon!
II. J'avais peur quill me tue
c'est pourquoi j'ava,S fait retom
Der sur moi toute Ia fantp.
Gulot preuant la parole ct ne
St sentant pas do c"lere, So re-
toulne yers le banc de ~i'accuste,
l'l,jurie en- Ia traitant de men
teuse ct de mauvalse femme, ct
dlt a la cour que, sill etait lilne
de faire &c qu,il veut, il l'echarpe
lait.
A ce moment, lie silence qui, le
gnait tout d'abord ct pendant
toute la deposition, fut immedia
teinent interyompu,eton entendait
dams tous les coins de la sale !.
"Ah! la gueuse, ellie merite la
mort
Ce cri profere par lsauditoire
de la Vienne. sera aussi le cri de
i'opinion publique dans toute la
France. Tn jury qui aurait trou-
v6 des CIRCUMSTANCES att6nuantes
a un attentat semblable aurait
etc nn jury deshonore.
Ii NJ, pas an homme. pas un
honn6te h0mme j'entends-car je
De parie pas de ceux qui trent
sur un enfant qui jone au ccrceaa.
'Earce que ca les agace"-il MY Il
pas un hOmme d i'espsit sain ct
droit qui puisse venir dire: ella
peine de mort he dot pas 6tre al
pliqu6e a cette femme. La femme
Guiot dot etre graciee."
Parce que csest u femme :
Ali0ns done! Csest justemel.t
parce 4u'elIe est femme, parce
qu'eile est mere, que son crime
| est dOublement execrable.
Que ION m'appelie, 81 ron veut
pour>voyeur ds6chafaud, lecheul
de guillotlne. tc...-cela m'est
6gal ;-mais je maintiens que, 81
la seve,it6 DIES lois. f1echissait Ell
cette circumstance, 81 la ciemence
du president do la R6publique
s'exereait en- faveur do ce nous.
tire 81 entin la suppli6e de la petite
Nathalie. restait impunie. ce serait
IN veritable scandale. &c ne Sc
raft pas la suppression de la peine
de mort: ce serait l.etabliSse-
ment de la peine de mort...a
regard des 1Efants.
EMILE VILLaMOT.
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ROfARY jon PRESS.
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n VIM. O'HEIf..
M Fabracand de Gaussures
Rue ST. Philippe. entire du
~ Maine ct ThibOdaux.
THIBoDAUX, La.

LIE soussigne ?rend, la libert6 d'informer
ses amis ct lie public en- general, quill Went
de transferer SON atelier !, la rue st. Philip
pc, entire du Maine ct T%hibodaux.
Passe maiIre CT sd branche, il garantit
pleinement son Outrage.
WILLIAM O'NEiL,
y-ly Vis-a-vis la Pharnlacie ThiboGaux
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Ayant toutlc mal6riel aeccssaire. IONS
sonmes a meme de METRE 4 execution
~,oasles oavrsgcs typographiques qui mons
serOut comics. les brets d%'avOcat. cartes
d'affaires, enletch de features, tickets d'ha
bitatisn, Manc., circulaucs, etc, seront
imprimes dams le plus brel delai ct DIES
rix les plus moderes.
E@.Tous les JOBS devront 6tre pavee
Alssit0t Ia livraison du travail command.
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Norwood
HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE

NOrwoo Cd, NelSOn Co, Virginia
Session of 1880 opens September Is
1879. Full corps of best instructors; finest
location and lowest rates Of any school of
same grade in Virginia. For Catalogue adj
rcssd VIM. L. AKERs. Clerk. For informa-
ton address the Principals. 4t-p
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Do yon teel that any one of your organs
your stomach. liver. bowels, or nervous
system, falters in ITS work ! If SO, repair
the damage with the most powerful, yet
harmless, of invigorants, Remember that
debility is the Beginning of the End
that the climax Of all weakness is u univer-
sal paralysis OF the system, anil that such
paralysis is the immediate precursor OF
Death.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
, 1880-05-29

apsetal Utap.teA 10 Tas Chteaqo Ittt4n&.
BLooMINaToN, ILL.,, May 25,-The dellcate-
nervod women Of America LIT thc!r lily
hands In horror at the labor imposed ~ On
0er1nan women. They pity tho ".poor mtlk-
maid " OF that country who Is up at o'clock
In the morning and bcfor0 7 has MIXED
twenty cnws and carried home tho milk In
bnckuts holding $50 pounds. balanced With a
YOKE across thu shoulders. Tloy shed tears
ut the lar.lsh!ps Of the German mother who
wraps ller 2-weeks-ulu baby In her shawl
and lays 1t !u tho ditch while. she bads grain
through the long summer day. But thero IL
Q bright side to this picture. The noryes Of
German w01nsn arc Us strong rs the sinews
Of the Arabian horse. These mllkma!da are
W llappy rs the lark md ns FREQ from care.
THESE tiernlAll mothers lubOr II. the, fields
1Go1n choice, anl TO not dream Ut hardship,
and nru no less thought Ut than arc thelf
sisters tn AnIerlga "wlln tOll not, neither do
they sptn." Tholr outdoor labor rcatlets
them liar.ly, free from. tho usual taIns aud
aclies that llesll IL heir 10, keepj them f[Otn
ennul. Intrigue, and gossip.
So, dear lAttlts Of Tho liolne, when you
are talking of Wuman's slayery please do not
Include your German sisters, who are the
mothers Of tho hardest ruce OF ulcn on
tend the urea Of civilization than any other
peopls. ldlencss does not bring happiness
Aor laboI misery. No greater Theological!
, 1880-05-29
What Germany did with tho Money
The French Indemnity Pnld All spent
in Preparing for other Wars.

L0ssi0n 1e!s9rlph-
Ten years having elapsed since pcAce Wa1
detnitfVey concluded bBtWccn Ernnce and Cor
Many, the Imperial Chancory hRs submitted to
tho Federal Cnuuoll Of tho German Emptre o
tinul repOrt upon tho manner In which tho
French war Indemnity haa been disposed Ut,
Tho total sum oxaotu4 from Franco by hor con.
qucEogn 40 the pElcG Ut pencc amounted, as will
10 remembered. u Considerably moro thnn
States, OF Invested ia nossly-czoatod Imperial
before ihs conclusion Of the iInancIal
ypar l877-'8. 1t would appear from tho 70
port IN question that ncarly tho whole Of THU
Vg4t tEeas1rts-aboye fourfola the nAtlona! debit
OF rrussia-hAs been devoted ~ purposes d.
Fcotly or Indirectly CONNECTED with tho dNvelnp-
ment ct 0ermany's military dofenses. The lnl-
rcrlal share Ut tho Indemnity IL set duwn at
Isl, ,0 "a. .0uO 200 OF which, Ia c0il.od gold lie
dcp0sited In tho Julius Tuwef. at 6pandal. and
Constitute fund Wherpwlth tho preliminary ex.
ponses Of Gorlnany's next war may be paid In
bard cash. Other E28,D01uO have beon crn-
ployed in founding tho imperial Military lny4:
lid Fund, while tho remaining 90 odd
wero spent III strengthening tho defvuses Of
Elsaes. tothsingen. and Ia reMUdylng tho dams
tue VA OF isat'7l. fhs balaneo Of tho iuad.ms:
nifty, bosWean k1b0, ,o0t tAu and 000 was d.
vlded In exact proportion 10 the respective nllm+
bexs ct their several popula uou4 among the Ger
man States which had participated Ia the Fran.
eo-ueruAp truggte-pamoly' tho FORMER North
, 1880-05-29
FINALLY GOT HIM.
4 HAPPY uIEn'a STORY,

To ths Editor Of 7ns Chteaeo Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 25,-I haven't written let
ter to my beloved Home for Bome time for
the simple reason that llnve been wooing
and winning hons OF MY own. Don't
think, pray, TINT l have been using tho fatal
coercion Of leap-year upon SOME unhappy
young tyrant man; but nevertheless, haye
woocd and won.
All girls know in their secret hearts TINT
they p,ust WOO, or full to win. "Tl,e ways
thoy are many, the end It Is one" l should
have scorned the lnsinuation md accusation
a month ago, but now ain free to confess
It. am married. The minister has said,
"Wllt tlsou?" alld Darius and have botll
saki, ~ will" and now we are keeping
house iN tho coolest manuer possible ut No.
- Jolly avenue.
NUw. whit to say my say. tell you. my
dear llolMltes, TINT neither Socrates, nor Na1l-
tlppc, nor Frank Gushing. nor Katie knows
nlur,g truly tho true way Of giving truthful
nubial felicity, anu iatidellty than know.
was marrled m Mny-Day. All who re-
snGn!ber the weather upon that day yknow that
neither bridal party nor the floating puptlln-
ilrst Of Alay. Darius aid / t!i,in't "trip"
said 1t wMa shnti!o that wo shouldn't, md
gaye me $500 to be used expressly for that
woijd cou,e very llanIy III Ills business just
How, allI We wouil "trip " yoine tililo dir. i.
INK tho sumner. i thlnk we will go ltp 10
l,lku Geneva. }Yo cnn 20 nu ttnru fjr d
wgCk, ni,tl not spend more than u 0i,tlrter Of
ti,o tive hundred, al,d 20 Darlus won't ilaye
to withdraw 1t from hts business.
t,Ink it is very NECESSARY for mutual in.
dtrstnlMlng to be established between lie
hilsbaiti ulId wife Mt thu outset of their mar
rid life, Md out of c0ugcnIalIty may Krow
flint fuuiliy futer1Ity Of fTjruisisIp tjut Is SO
, 1880-05-29
QUESTION:,

Whom my lease Of llfc Is over, and l'o Within
undorneeth tflo fraRrnnt clover that shall thorn
undcrnca ts ti,o st,sv ind ctlflncss TINT III Win.
Lying ii 'asae f@rFosts se Stiffness, will 1t all bo well
With mop
Nature. In unmovcd precision, worketh ever still
sfockns tnn1l, whose, pccrtnE vision fan would
Whore she ink divino connecting to tho 1Icav'n
I oNnnst sGB?
Where tSo Presence al::protccttns which sha1l
still encompass mof
tho rest!osness Of living! 0 thoknowlodso that
tho btisrness Of giving 1tto and lovo but to tho
Though V iell mo Of tho glory that to some ono
Whit nva!cth mo tho story II revealed to him
alUno?
o 80 men OF ages olden, Of au ancient, sninted
whonss ,;y ssw - those visions golden of Eternity
l1a,h ide liKht Withdrawn forever that no mortal
Spite Of renson's lest cnloavor, whero TINT Far
ndlee iltuy boz
"qs 4 thts st aShcF saF longing for tho 0 thAt
TO tho warrine fnrccs thronetng air and wator,
rls not tic lirst 10 wonder, to protest, and to
When sweet lives aro ront asunder and wo sec
them neycrmnrc.
But to 10. 10 lo forever, with tho moss and mold
rheneefnr!, on responsive novcr to tho voices
whilo to eloinents resolving nil my particles
Till, II n ths world revolving, shall bo nausht
| hut, meath Natures skillfu1 Anger, ev'ry atom
Where: thon. sh.Il th!s spirit ltuger that Within
Sure it ,ileth not. but ehangeth. Ahi what ol-
>, =, tered ahhrc. ntld sts1ln4e,
| ShA1l It tNkG As furth 1t rnt1Eoth through each
slow. successive chlnge7
Thus tho DID, aneonquorod yoarnins oomcth o'or
Must So thus. past al returning. vnntsh from tho
voico, q playyer a,!d vo!coo waing rise unceas-
For SONIC allyn or hopo ava,Iing In this awful sao-
Answer. o ye powors prorhotIot Naturo's sov-
reign Source, ntic1ll
honSs so sssS b stIy!ss ssts snpath'to that from
whoro tho 'sstlli smnii voice" rcplytnga Ages
Smoke eeS iea 4 foFta sMt an as ames wore ytns but
| "God wi,s not In tho lrel'
Do contemplate hor wonders passing on uu-
| hCCdlrE nc:
Nausht to Nature Is my wearing. AL my quos-
| uoning. how yHui
Never heodeih sho tho burning Of my bosom's
wcnrlng patn.
Yet in that my brain, unqu!ot, eceketh aye to
| presngc ghin
From her moods Of rest mud riot, samoness,
grandeur. ponco, or pain, -
| Do know a Pow'r without me which hnth mado
| no higher far
THIN tho birds md beasts about mc--than ull
| Nnturp's pnyuuDtS ntol
| OSHKOSH, Wis. II. e. HARMON.