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kiss THE PLACE AND MAKE IT WELL I"

Far 1hs Chicago Tribune.
TWAS picture rooed n beauty, which moth
Violet eyes so full Of lovelight, rosy cheek, and
crimson g5 xs fpe abe red berries tiny palms like
Came the li:5!e three-year darling to her mother
"D1amma! Mammn! please." she whispered,
| - kiss the place and make it weul"
Then my thoughts went backward, backward,
when happy child stood
! In the slvery lnists Of childhood, blessed with
Mother Kind and good;
And IN 1aney now see her, with her rippling
Hazel eyes and and brow so placid, which an Angel
For my blessed Angel-mother left our circle
With her work we'll done and finished, ere a
Crossed our hearthEtone. While the May rose
on her check still loved to bloom.
In one moment DEATHS cold Angel chilled her
matrpns golden noon.
In my soul it froze, It's horror darkeu1ng into
deep eclipse,
As {' fsSna d aSf e, pale and feless with smile
Nothor! Mother! Oft Tn longing for thy arm
around me now,
For The strong, firm nerve to lean on, and thy
Ahl what wealth Of precious kisses once she
M, showered On my lips
To her, as NJ ehefdlsh murnur never on cold
" Mamma! Mumma! please dear Mamma. kiss
the place and make 1t well!"
Thou dos. know Lies crown Is precious and tho
buds Of promise good
Buds may burst to wealth OF roses, crown Of
wife and motherhood.
But our pasrts feet grow sometimes weary and our
Faint IN crossing o'er the deserts OF this life,
where care and WRONG
stand to TYP this life Of gadness, and the aching
Is cry Ssfe e ensasst me fPsnsh: kiss me-
So gaze upon the picture, and the tears fash to
Mother: thou eanst understand them, eazing
from the far-oE skies,
II thy dsenlbodcd spirit ever hath an Earth |
glance given.
Thou cunst reud my moments weakness. gazing
cnnsing loving, warm: impasstoned, changed
since thou ieft US, darling Mother, hours Of
More subdued my weird fancy, stronger nerred
to benr the pain.
not my souls refrain,
Than when in my giadsome girlhood trifing sor-
rows would tell,
Aud would whisper on thy bosom, kiss my
spirit-1nake it well!"
0 this world is full Of anguish, full Of sorrow
Full Of longing, oft unpltied, for faithful
" ALI IL 0tiiEt 1GuuheQ 10 Stiffness STAND / IN the |
deepening shade,
Spirit bowed IL deep contrition for the sorrows I
For the thorns that have planted in my care
less girlish hours,
And cry, o God, forgive mel Grant unto
me soothing powers,
some sad heart to robe IN gludness: on some
tired and aching feet =
Pour tho oil OF fcunsolutiou-heal the pain with |
ointment sweet" |
Keep me from uurighteous Judgment, knowing
:. that cannot guess
III struggling mortals weakness or mayhaps
bis deep distress.
'omo who walk tho Earth like Pariahs perhaps. |
could the truth be known,
searcr stand than we sclf-rtghteous to the
blessed Fnther's throne.
the dear Christ knows our Earth-needsl
Better than q Mothers breast
the Lords on whom in weakness we can find a
perfect rest! !
Q lay aside the picture that touching tale !
doth tell,
s mnr,nur. 20 my Father, thou hast ordered
all things weu!"
CHICAGO. EMMA PAssMoRE BROWN. !
, 1880-08-01
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Union Square company will arrive
this morning.
"La Cigale" viii be seen at the Olympic
this afternoon.
"Nana" has been dramatized and played
at the A1hambra, Rome.
Manager Fill is raklng In barrel OF money
on the Talnage lecture tour.
Hanllin thinks that he will be able to open
his new theatre during the latter part OF
| August
Freaks" will open the Criterion Comedy
company's engagement, which will begin on
Aug. at Hooley's.
The Academy Of Music will be reopened on
the 18th of September. Painters and deco
rators are now in possession.
It is said that the smiling face OF John
Hooley, Jr., will be seen no more in the box
office Of the Randolph street house.
| Charles Engle, late Of the Lyceum, will
| build theatre Oil Clybourn. avenue, the
| plans for which are now being made.
Miss Alice HarriSon's part in her new
mIusie2l music comedy, Photos, according. to q
In a few days the renovation of McVicker's
the 9Th, "All the Rage" will be presented.
'Lucretia Borgia" at the Halsted-Street
the coming week. Miss Nellie johnson aud
Louis Warwick will play the leading parts.
Miss Annie PixleI, now living at Port
Stanley, Canada has for four weeks been
seriously sick. She Is now, however, con-
valescent.
Mr., Roland Reed and Miss Alice Hastings
have been engaged by Dafziel for burlesQue
company. Their engagement begins Sept. 6
and ends early in November.
a new organization known as "The Mrs.
Joshua Wllitcomb" party has been put
tegether. Miss Minnie Doyle, Louise Fox.
W. T. Sheldon, and George Maddox are said
a, Messrs: !; Bl2Isdell & &Guliek, in reply to the
letter of Manager" say that they have no
intention Of making a "eorner" III amuse-
ments in the West, bnt that they do intend
to weed out, 50 far as they possibly can, the
DeIievers III stolen plays, OF which crew Nr.
Manager Is one
actress booked as star for next season, has
begun by getting rid Of her husband. She
procured divorce from him In Brooklyn |
last week: His name is " A. F. LagroVe. |
The trouble seemed to have been that the |
lady placed a value upon fealty aud the ex- !
husband dill not
The Fun on the, Bristol" party will in
clnde John F. Sheridan, Augustus J. Bruno. |
Mark 91! Smith, Myron calicet Henry Saville,
William Courtrlsht Frank Tannehill, Kate !
CsASActoL, aEAeS 1a110ck. marian tlSEe, and
George Loesch, musical director. Season
opens at Haverly's Fourteenth Street Thea
tire, New York, on the 9th.
r Recently sounded on the subject Of play
York manager, Henry Irving mentioned,
after some deltbeTntfon, as his lowest terms,
500 night, with other expenses, which
would have raised the sum to $500. It is
needless to say that any Idea OF negotiating
with the English favorit was abandoned.
Joseph Mayer, the leading character in the
Passfon-Pfay, Germany, the
Mirror says, f1assent Mr. James O'NefIl (who
took the same part when Salmi Morse's piece
was produced in San Francisco) his photo
graph, to which he has subscribed his own |
, 1880-08-01

preserve their reputation for oddity, q not un-
important fact. For, rightly considered, eccen-
yfdunlism, that doeged independence Of charac-
ter, which In all agcs and In NIL cime8 has made
Eng1ishmen a little sef-assertive. 1t may be, but
still ever victorious pioneers OF civilized en-
terprise and adventure.
, 1880-08-01
ana Mr. O'Neill's name. Th;. =;
oaan1e ination aneldent-a new method y y, father

notable 1neidrnr name. This is r.+,.
tzation. 1e" method Of eysnsa
At Baldwin,s s,n
be the intentinns >, - 2an FRANCISCO, it il e,,,
sent in ratid snoea, me management - .
Stranelers ~ ply ndeGtess1on =. Ninon r.
fired 1.odpo ~ " : .Tf a 1felIce," !" .'fhs u9!hs
Nabob.H 1nu;e y9psi Trust :" aud arasa 2
sirned a ~ ~ ,,b ~ nqEflson. having ha. las
his eytranrd;"ar's9 tai I!e thought unwnr,IasA u
rarement ~ ti,;s J. salsats, threw un Ky of
.,o. .uea9te.
Aessfs. Ed Buckley and Ro1ara
nowR 1a, lot 9 benefit, which viii cn,nsd heed ~
ule OLYMPIC next Friday eyeninee eome y; .of Il
gram VIII include the second so4 lhe prs.
6oys, the fourth act of aCan,iitst y, " ~0ar
muslca1 oddlty Hot Water. aud he
| prayers WHO have volunteered thSaaong tn
| piss alice Hastings, Miss DicE;atT vii b
! Miss Florence Webster, MIS-. F,ne,dL Linns7,a
Charles 60 Kemt KGuMpet; M: &. B. Graham 4saA Is
| Sr;taha31 Ae; nsa Ut; James Deviin ~
tet10 aies alal1le Lancaster.
The first Of the series of sh,,...
reaaIngs now being given By Prof. Pf@sspeatesa ! Ee
ago. The second was given Issr sM1 ~ seek3
evening and was largely atten.atie e1 :. .1nntslay
was the subject. The reader l.. tsmiets
substance OF the plav. 1narais: aIistalhed tA
ing SO as to keen the o,. etndeas.
within reasonable time ne Tha TThhasef5alansak an
created better iulnrrssinn t4e the ff9tessof
tried "The Merchant Of venies" t.nit Wen ! 3
and his rich voice was emn1ove3A eAees ta II ,hani
vantage. The soliluuuips g.. % eettet aL
given, and IN the seenes VIE s.;ts :aomtaby
With Ophelfu, and at fhe rr.r.! "r.n ale Quesa,
larry excelled. e' oe partiea.
Tha fata ~ r-oa c... 49,
uncertaintv @ fle4 n 10 oslnson = stu! uateru
Nk*A*A05 AANe9 uC LILY 54G{l0uSlF
, 1880-08-01

London Iinska. ~AaA "a.
L subject OF general interest was mootsH1 N m
the meeting Of the liverpool CITY guan.1 gtsa snd
Wednesday,. July I. This was the oauSEe tS1 ,e:s-
phone wires over the buildings IN LiseFPoo ~.
other large towus- Aid A. B. Forwood d;sance. ne
that the wires we're likely Io prove s.s1e hs
aud snid that when "a New YORK M3sH sH.T
counted in one place 500. wires over NJ as os%nn
The Town Clerk tntimated that the end
of Corporations had taken up the queS44un.a ~.
intended to draw the attention OF tae aoA0
do9 to the subject, :
, 1880-08-01

TILE STAGE.
4. N. PALMER'S COMPANY.
| Haverly's Theatre will be reopened OF
Monday evening by the Union Square com.
! pany, that organization then beginning theil
| regular summer season, which will last
| seven weeks. The erepertoire will be '' French
Flat" "The False Friend,' 'The Bankers
| Daughter" Lied Ast1ay," 1.-THE Dani-
cheffs." and "The Two Orphans" Some
twenty people will be engaged in the produc-
ton of these plays, among them Messrs.
Thorne, Stoddart, Lemoyne, Courtaine, Ram
sey, Owen Fawcett, II. F. Daily, Charles Vol
cott,. Harold Fosberg, Joe Whiting,
Tom Morris, Becks, Quigley, E. Morse,
the Misses Wilton, Harrison, Ida
Vernon, Sarah Cowell, Nellie Moraut, Emma
Grattan, Courtaine, Hattie Anderson, Mrs.
Wilkins, and Mrs. Philips. Owing to the
death OF his wife Mr. Parselle will not appear
during this engagement. Mr.. Charles Thorne
will play while here the False Friend, John
Strebelon, Rudolph Chondos, Ossip, and the
CLeualter. Mr. jog Whiting Las been
Astray." and Vludinfr in "The Danicheffs."
The setting OF these pieces, we are promised,
will be the same as TINT seen at Union Square.
ALREADY sa yu1 the scenery for "E5snch Flats"
Dangbtars is Law and 4f,a raet A ,v;li aiet,
Va fImst that tis ~ 1t ~ fe Vii
be carried out, and that there will be no at
tempt made. as there was last year, to econo-
nlize at the n expense OF the setting. We un-
a certaiu1vlwsioo5 Wv q wegFAan aisa i.a5s hea1s
the expense of transporting the scenery.
originally ca!led in the French !Les toc,
1Nir R,ondeau's Tanonts9 !, Tha aod., ntat;n1 -,
is BY Sir. 4. K Gazaura,. and lie lie T is saId IdrJ to
's ia :. e91atfd sysfy n2fry ne fr3m this
c;ca ~ rs eondn air5y 1a1
VIA iveuy ins ~. 9,oteuh + u agentde!nan
Of h buttnn.shanSs @ Hnvina ~ IN madehis f,
une IN he IS anxious ai to become 'S a prop- tots
;s S.i,sd b,tsI M ~, pne; ng hMrchases @ @ Mnas
tt ~ ca!iea r. lotsi Ii Eats. me lower 1ooI IS
f,Tnt 49, ~ ,;,nea} un.G ont.1 OCCUPIES a1e
as. 4as 1Got tha n1lse l A. Aror5ugnese Bafoness
1erai.; 1er aGie;eupss me ihlrd ioor ana ssnor Ri
aaluul, decayeG TENOR, occupies the fourth
hDoi; ~ i;x oso.IistH nus u9su payng rent an |
~ rs r.s,ai i4u LAG thaes .ls nouse mtenoinE
rent ie'T, instead o navinG iuan Of Sen 1Seel'1
ta tnls S out .4at IN ms eafiier years Btonaedn
1au neen barber, and that III his former |
s,tn snop tne Gar1er Tho occupies the lover toor
isyS's 5eT 4 t&s IT, aisai 5dssS g:
%aEs i mpessbe & Tetan pS her A1iSn5fs a IS
turns mt fy fbat s
' clerk who Wu' u a' matfno M 4a~ysl fpVe nas as
B1ondcau's danghter. It further transpires @
sssd hsyB BY ssn sd ne
awfni tleed frnip ;ealo,,sv The tannr t,e hae
sworn that he will break every bone in Blu3l-
, 1880-08-01

Nine Bonay. Miss ida Vernon Ida vernon.
Mime Blondenu. Mrs T. 1Phtlips. Mrs E. J. Philips
Bsanca-. Miss Sarah C0weli5a1ah CowelL
Marietta. Hiss EIuma Grut-
tan. .Ro herta Norwood
Fro1tpe.. Nellie Mo-
tuut.- Courtney Baznaa.
, 1880-08-01
ROBERT BURNS.

X Richardson IN Cincinnati Commercial
o. Robbie Burns where'er you bIde,
May every Muse attend you;
May heavenly wisdom be your guide,
'Twas four md tour-score years lang syne-
WhQ keus not keus not mfckle-
That what Of thee yas not divina :
Felt Deaths unumely SICKLE
And nov q new melodious atraiu,s -.
With Robbie Burns the theme Of -
Afrests thy genius duth remain.
And bards inspired may dream CIT:
Albeit their Innings add no txaIt ' i
To forms OF thy creation,
And do but ftly demonstrate
Their own appreciation ~-~
Whence cams his strength that faileth not
a Titau'8 force unaided, -
And light illuming ilka spot =
When lesser staFs have faded?
And whence the Inspiration. blenr .,' -
With ttnts divine and human, =,
That manliness TO manhood lent,
and loveliuess to womAn7 :.
Go ask tho vn1e, the monnt, the glen.
Green field, and winding river,
He read them with m angels ken
They tell OF him forever:
And men who sought douca wfsdom's doofs
Or glntktt folly's portal,
Zen Nansie's guests who held the sploss,
Through him became immortal
Inspired be sang auld Scotia's strains-
The world attentive heard them
Ut Bonnie lassies, rustic swains.
And to the world eudearcd them:
Then to the lowliest creatures turn
Poor wounded haret twas he ..,
Who sang OF Bruce and Bannockburn
Did requiem chant for thee.
No false reflnings, trite and thin, j
Or dimm'd With over-1earDtng,
But Natures touches making kin
All hearts for beauty yearutng.'
with love for all things Wee and Rrea+
He knew not rank nor station:
Tho very Dell he could not date, ..;- J
But wished his reformation
Apostle Of mans brotherhood. -
Yon1 pale OF church and steepie, :. &" :
His sonX3-the tender, truthful, Ruod- T.
4 Hymual for the people: -~:::
And down the vale its numbers hung,
Frae morning sun till even.
That soui-a harp EolIan strung 7"S*'
To every wind of heagek. - =
Methfnks IT'S ours such light to prizes
Nor note each slight declension' ''
As we'll insult tho starry skies - .
With plying condesceusion: y"
Wee pruted faults we leave Untold :.
When all the worlds applaudlu9;
The droas OF life, and not the gold, g :
1s lily worth the hnudfuG. -
And, bard O. Scor1and. t'9uest and kfoa =.
Mankind will aver greet the6. -
But thFouAd Where thy poet host :;
Is not the man to seat thee -
At FAme's ain board. as is most ut, .-s1
WI worth for a things able; -.~r.
Wnere too thy Cambridge friend may Gs II
4 long way down tho table. !;
, 1880-08-01


tide at the flood confidence that this ebb
about at its end.
Thomas s. Bragg report the following
sales: 100x16l feet, west front, on Michigal
avenue, between Forry-eighth and Forty
ninth streets, for $500; No. s33 {oId mum
ber) Michigan avenue for $500; ten acre:
III Sec IL. 81, IA for $500; cottages No. 81
and 31'4 {old numbers) Cottage Grove avenue
and cottages Nos. 46 and As Fourteenth street
with lot l00x105 feet northwest corner OF
Cottage Grove avenue and Thirtieth street
for 5000; 26xl73 feet west trout, Calume
avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
ninth streets, for 81, ,4so and taxes Of 1850; 20,
ITS feet. west front, On Calumet avenue
north Of and adjoining last, for S1,5s an6
taxes Of 1880; 7Sx17S feet, west front, on Cnl
1met avenue, south of and adjoining first, fol
a6s0 and taxes OF 1880; 25x17s feet, easi
front, on Calumet avenue, between Twenty,
sixth and Twenty-ninth streets, for S1,75o
and taxes Of 1850; l34xl7s feet. west front, on
Prairie avenue, between Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-ninth streets, for sl5,50o; 25x17a
feet, west front, on Prairie ayenue, between
Twenty-sIxtI and wenty-ninth streets, for
S,,l25; 53xl7S feet, west front, OH Prairia
avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty
ninth streets, for So, $50 and taxes of 1SSOi 30x
11S feet east front, on Prairie avenue, be-
tween Tweuty-Sixth and Twenty-ninth
Str9ets for 81 OC0 and 1ayes of 1880: 50x
l1Y fert east frnnt. on Prairie avenue
hetvee,, sT,yantx-siyt1, and 1'.enfy.ninr3
s4n,ots for g: o:H ond +,Xae ~ 1Ssn: sax1es
f.at 49, 80; fro3 ~, nr.,ir;.. ts,.e,t
Iwenty-sIxth and Twenty-nlnth streets, for
Sb.5Ut1 NO. S1U4 PrltFle avenue, frame cot
tage, and lot 15x11S feet for $3.50, taxes
OF 1850. No 211O Prnirie avenue frame emf
tasg and lot. 2Gxl7S feet. for ST. 600. taxes OF
1sS0: ia. n.%5is Prairie ayenue' fran,e cntfage
and lot aGxI1S feet for IS f1N tnxes of 1S,i}.
and in connpst1on With " u. Earfoot g. IL
store Nn IA South Clark Ct reef with Inf .35y,.
1.s: fant Tar 81; nm ali cas1, ant' tares -
tcSn ~'' 1oN ~o0'00o' @AA e<-'A' o343 '<&A~7 ~
,,,,., 400 rr:-
=. y. AaEl!4 HAS sold nouse l.S xlncennes
md lot, ITO Warren avenue, for 5000; iouse
and lot, 221 Uoyne avenue, for LOCO, house
rx T1.r, SAFES oE rur ,vrr.s-
.,. IN, [1a- ~ - e,.1...
- SNat ~ p sGc'' soa.n- VII
~ uei " " ~ olh+ i14pIofeu, F7'ooo,
~ ieet ~ sules Oh nEsI Aua1'iS StIeet- near
-1o1Eaut 7'"ooss -r'A11-' itA tE4s
% on mes. s. take ;a stfeSI, west OF Wood,
~ -n - ~ ~ - e.. Maulsol slieet; West " LIN
f e. Sln vi =o2'.t 2s.saan
Eahi,,e str1at ~ nnrt;,w.asf onrn.,- ~ noi,,o1 ~
avenne six nj. sS,x1no m Taet at.a et-eat
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caepen5er sGee 2s9fso} st. $ Il Of Erie /; axus
sou TO Adolph " md o. 4. Woifr'..-.:. lso
| Twenty-sccond st, l05 It " OF Archer az.
5 f.aoxlM Fl, dated July y tJonn haher : ~
West mi Nincteenth en- St. sss s-io f. = Of
Throop. 4 s:511z4 # dated lgss Jnly IGOR N
Ff%nHin naaa ID st. m1s cor Schiller: !, sSzi95
It: also schiller st, q cor Wieland. 81,
gAxlae!t # dated July II, q tHenry C. sna
rhroop Hodana st 'e eeorf eor q Ninoseeath,
Ess 1h 10 II FINE aaaso Tet- VIZ :: @ @ 80
!. Gilbert to Eu.,. ls!r'nan):: ::-.::;:. a,77s
wsst 1hi1 ated ' r. e9fpe H9Sae 9y
Main h, s., 5; y C cor Of Alton Railroad, 81,
II p-10xl155s #. and buildings, dated ),
JULY 81 {Frederick Haas to John Bow. =
ersj.:::,....... :....-..s,.:::.:.:.:.:..... 1m
&c; -los' 1,,zc !. f Iaaa,s a,d other property
si7see9th Hse9x Psft$s St s. # Of riroop + und %
: Of Ax1oo It. dated July Fl fannie -.
Dolau t<' james N. Walkcr) .... LEI
:axl50.z It, lated July Is iCharies Il.
Curtis to ,iisnaei ,,t1 e AeMahon). ss5
III #, dated July = John Lorig to Mar
tin and Mara Kribsj. ........... 2,5N
ff1nKllh ST. lib IT 8 OF EuEente, " T. xix
12E tt, with improvements, dated July
= John Lorig TO Adam Kuchenbeiser
and wife,. --..-..................,... at1M
Wfeland st. 774 it Of North Nv, +, 25x
x41* It, with improvements, dated July
= david EruckmaHu to Charles Ofen-
!oeh and wtfe).. ..--...-......-.-...- 1000
Alaska sr,2G4 IT " of LaE11bee, f, 25x
90 #, with cottage, dated July Is
fThomas Kelly to WIlhetmina Ortnann}. TO
Thirteenth place, q It Q of Wood st, nf,
2x125 It, dated July - {Michacl O'Don-
nell TO Patrick Green}.... .............. 18Q
Randolph st, 13i1z it " Of Fifth av. t,
.6ssxl60 It. dated July 80 .James n.
Rice to Jane G. Jones, tru8tec).. 5000
Wilmot az, 80 It n " OF Hoyne av,swf,
54x1;2 IT, dated July II {Aibert Mielke
to Hermann Mielke ct al.).............. 800
Twenty y-seventh st, @ cornerof Wallace,
1. a51l15 It. dated May John O'Shea
to WilliHm Loeb}. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,0
Twenty-seyenths st, IS # of Wallace, nf,
10oxIs5 II, dated Atay David Davis to
William Loeb). .-.. ................. a,a0o
Twenty'-sevcnth st, 12o # Of Wallace, n
4, .s5xf25 #, dated May ) [Aaron L. Cha
pin to William Loeb}. 24O0
st, S c corner OF Wallace,
nj, BOXES It, dated July . tNiiltam
Loeb to City Of Chicago). o)................ $500
eTy4f%fA rorp
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
FAILURE

Long ago you said 20 me, "sweei.
A glorious kingdom before you lies"
You pointed it out % my willing feet,
You lighted the way with your loving eyes.
Many the triumphs the years have brought;
Keen the pleasures, but keener the pain.
Istand by your side in the realm Of thought,
And ask myself, Is il loss or gain?
You give 20 me generous need Of praise,
You give TO me honor and trust, know;
But you think with regret Of my simple ways,
Ny fond unwisdom Of long ago.
Though I speak with the wisdom OF gods and
men,
(This is the bitter that spoils my sweet,
! know full well that never again
Can STIR your pulse by single beat.
You are not to blame. There is nought TO be
said;
Ever by fate is our planning crossed.
I did the best that could, loye-led,
For the sake OF winning what have lost
-[Carlotta Perry in August Californian.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
BABY mas GONE TO sCHOOL.

The baby has gone 10 school; all, mel
What will the mother do,
With never a call 10 button or pin,
Or tie little shoee
How can she keep herself busy az day
With the little hinderiug thing away?
Another basket 70 hll with lunch,
Another "Eood-b, G" to say,
And the mother stands al the door 10 see
Her baby march away,
And turns with a sigh that Is haIf-reIilf
And half d something akin 70 grief.
She thinks Of "a possible future morn,
when the children one by one
WIN 90 from their home out in the world
To battle with life alone,
And not even the baby left 70 cheer
The desoiate home OF that future year.
She picks up garments here and ihere,
Thrown down in careless haste.
And tries 20 think how 10 would seem
II nothing were displaced.
II the house were always as stiil as this,
How could she bear the loneiiness2
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or IIT STATE.
/ of oregon for Multuomal County.
orange National Bauk, Plaiul ia rs seaf-
". Iravcr and Emma $. Trlver i.H.a.. .Frie-
To George W Traver and Emm ..se.l- ...-
PENDANTS: I'm the name of the sfHIa ut OREGON.
yOu are hereby required to app ..r Hu. answer
the complaint fled against go" ahHra-
entitled suit by the first day of .re .s. ta-u-
Tar term of the above entitled .H-. .1ii irHir ir-
after she expiration of six week .r.H t..a
OF the order of publication of ..- summons.
tO-Wif: AZ the October term, Is #. holden
lu October u, lssl as Portland, gong auH no
rou fail so 10 answer, Tor wa. -ll IH
Plaintiff viii apply to the Courf r..a
demanded in the complaint. to- ... fl Eu.lrc.
q lien against the following sepr ..- u-.HaH.r
1f Emma y. Traver, to-yvit: aga
feet of Lot S i'm Block 253, and th lea- I.
The north 2l feet of Lot in Bloc aLi fE.l.-
situate I'm the city OF Portland ..H .uHr..l
County. State OF oregon, for the H-..H. 10. =lr.
0f 81 90, besides iHterest thereon and q
Hn the sum OF $50, and for sucl other .-f
prayed for.
The above summons is served .lIH rrU
order of publication made by ..H fI1u. s.. s
Belinger. Judge OF the abOve-e .L..I DCurt.
on Nav 10, lssl.
NOCUM & CLARNO AND ID. Coo sErL
JUL 90 Attorneys .H.It.r
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

"What shall I 10 10 be saved ." is the
title Of one OF Ingersolrs latest lectures.
in which he says: There are Chris
tians with millions, passing every day
homes where mothers wsut bread
They expect 10 meet those Ulothers in
heaven and sit side by side with them
through endless ages of JOY, and when
they go down to death with lige or ten
millions, they hand ont five per cent TO
establish a theological seminary as a
sort Of compromise with God. II il oi
far more Importance that you love your
wives than that you love God. It Is OF
far more Importance that you love your
children than that you love Jesus. He
who builds a home erects The hoiiesl
altar beneath the skies
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05
THE CHARMING SERIAL STORY,

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OF Editorial Correspondence viii continue
from week 10 week TO attract thousands Of
readers, and Editorials are promised upon all
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and various parts OF Europe.
No pains will be spared to make THE NEW
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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-05

How TO OBTAIN SLEEP.-the follow
iug Is recommended rs cure for sleep-
iessness: "Wet half towel, apply il
20 the back Of the neck, pressing il up-
ward 70 tue base Of the brain, aud fasten
jhe dry ha.f OF the towel over so as 10
prevent the rapid exhalatiou. The ef-
feet is prompt and charming, cooling
the brain and inducing calmer, sweeter
sleep than any narcotic. Warm water
may be used, though most persons pre-
!er cold. To those suffering from over
excitement of the brain, whether the
Result Of brain-work or pressing aux
ieiyi this simple remedy is an especial
boon -