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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Assessment Notice.
To A. J. Moore

A. J. MDUTt.
 You are hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Last Chance ne, HumbGg distrIcf, l2vAIal county ArizoEa order hold the said p-emisez. under the provisions of section 2524 Revised Statutes Of the United States and if vIhin ninety days after this
 ce by publication you fzi refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-ovneT your in- ig said claim will become the property of fine subscriber under said section 2524- JAKE MARKS.
 Prescott A. T., May :, lsS0.-9Od.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

Joe Dauphln, the well-known comedi, D has once more dOnned blue woolen shirt, slouch hat, his pants tucked in his boots, looking as if he was made up for the next act, but he was not, as he was iu the act of straddling his burro with The in- tention of going out to his mine on Groom Creek, where he thinks he can make more money out of his rich gold find than in the show business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Candidate for Ho,n,nation

The GnaarsiEsd, ta usr1luss soisc tiatioa ef u- meTogs Rspatloan friends has eoncfade1 10 h<coms candidate before the f~T1bcSn coussa0on. On Sat- urdsy EsKt, for the offos Of County Recurder and spectuy solc. fhs cooperation ard sspot ef those sensismea wo may be elected DsAsgsses 10 ths Con- veafion. PM. FrsEFK
 Prescott Juiy 7tl, lssa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

The Southern Pacific R. R. O., by their Attorney, II \. Alexander, filed, July ,, 1880, their protest against the assessing of railroad property for the year 1880 in Mari copa county, claiming that under certain sections of our laws, said property is ex- empt from taxation for six years. and asks that the said assessment be stricken from the roll of this cOunty.-EIpositor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
rArAL .noorrNe oyER woMEN.

Leadyillc, Jnly 5-Llst night while Wm Carter was escouing Mrs. Dillon home from S bail, be was met by her husband and @ quarrel cusued. After a few words Carter paIcd his pistol and killed him instantly.
 Portland, July 7-J. Lynch, proprietor of tLc Keystone Hotel, to-day shot and in- stantly killed Thomas Watts. It is alleged
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
AssesSment Notice.
To A. ]. Moore.

To A. ]. Moore:
 You are hereby notified fat have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Homsstake mine, Humbug distinct, lavapat county, Arizona in orcer hold the said premises under the provisions of section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States, and within ninety days after this no- tice by publication you fail refuse to contribute your proportion of suca expenditure as eo-ovDeT, interests in said eis will become the property of the subscriber under said SC ton 2324.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, A. T., May :, 15s0.-9od-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Assessment Notice.

To A. J. MOORE:
 You hereby notified tha. I have expended one hundred dollars, in labor sed Improvements. upon the Moore Claim, Humbng District, Ysvspz County, An in order o hold the said premises under ihs pre- visions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States snd swihin ninety days after thIs noce, ty publication, you fail refuse contribute your pro portion of such expenditure your interests in said claim will become the property Of the subscriber, under said Section 2,S24.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, A. T. May 7th. 1ss0.-Sod
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

We have looked in vain m the proceed ings of the Democratic Territorial Conveu- tion, at Phenix, for resolution demanding the @immediate repeal Of the resumption act"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Informs atian Wanted .

Information wanted of JOHN NAN9AN. native Of Killarney, County KsrTy, Ireland, sh9 slgnzssd 10 the United States in I, losned the Array, served fn the Territories. and aisehzrEsi kt Csmp Thcmas, Arizona the fIth Of June, isT7. Any persop kugN
 Bg him or his whereakUuts wtn coufef great fzv0r Bis sister hy 4adressl lR MAEIA ANNE MAASas Ias sth Street. south Brooklyn, Nsv Tcrk. 5iye-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Assessment \ 0tice.
Fo \. ]. MOORE;

fo \. J. MOORE;
 You are hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars, in labor and improvements, upon the Cook Claim. CTOsscut Lode, Humbug District YAya pz County, Arizona order to hold the said premises under the provisions of Section 2524 Reveed stAtues of The United States aud if within ninety days after this notice, bY publication you fail refuse to tribute your proportion of such expenditure, owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the subscriber. under said Section 4e4
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, A. T, May 7th, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Tn A. I. MOORE:

To \. J. MOORE:
 You hereby notified that | have expended hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Thorne Ciaim Crescent Lode, HmbuR District, Yava- pai County Arizona, in order to hold the said prese under the provisions of Section 4 Revised Statutes of the United sates and if within ninety days after this notice, by publication. you fal refuse to tribute your proportion of such expenditure, owner, your interests in said claim will become the property of the subscriber, under said Section 2S2i
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, 4. T. May Tth. Iss0.-eOd.
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For Rent.

The uuaersiynei has tE5 lrtslrs- ru tIcC0rrniek Street, in good rrE1i-. slsl El ts rented at LOW RATES. One of tl-tllEls -s has r1alls. and suit able for a sma fl1ai'E: Ils ,-.er ls 4 large house vi5h rooms, and Leg ar-a gza iar lsr family. Also gles4l. -1-l. sad -ata -ls s-.r gentle rl- li. in the Duiill r - ay l.a lzslua street, Tor iart.cu--rs -. 4a--- a.
 Mas. MELVIN,
 Iarlu- street. Prescot May 1lth IsI.
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Lost.

A small. black account book, somewhere between Prescott and the TOst containing order for hdle S3i on J. F. HsrEraye, drawn hy J. Ii. Pierson, also several others, and leter addressed 10 Mary Langley. The finder uin please return the his office, or to Abe PrsthtT, sute Store
 NOSE LANGLEY. Irescoft June lCth, Iss3.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
THURSDAY, JULY sth. 1880.
Asses naent Notice.
CUMBERLAND GOLD AND SILVER MIXING
 COMPANY.


 EoeatiuH of priHet!al pilae ol bg.-asss san Fr4n. ciecu, JsAtQEuls.
 Location 0i vuss, Martinez District. TsvSyzi Couuy TerusoFy Of Arizona.
 NOTICE hi hsfrby siTe1, that At ESssting ef fh, Board of Directors. held ca the EIGTH day of JUNE ise-i, Asssssfnsu; No n of Thirty Gents psr shAr vas levied uIou inc eartzl ssock Of the corporation payable tsnIneclsssy in United states gold ein sha Sec etAry, ths Ofioe ef the CompGBy No szs Meut gam- v street, Room No. Safe Deposit Bsildlng san Fr4Eciseo, California
 Any srock upon which this shall r~us&fi unpaid on the NINETEENTH Day Cf JULY. lSsa S1l ie dslnqusnt and advertised for sale at publl snctson; and uDies- payment is made before. Nf bs cold on MONDAY, tiss NINTH nay of AUGUST lssn to pay the delinquent assessment together xIil C sis oI advertising and expenses Of sale. By order of the Board of Direetors
 T. H. GRIFFITHs, Secretary. uFFIcE-51s Montgomery Street, Room Nc. s Sal Deposit Building. FrHBclsco, California. tjei23
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Notice.
Land Cface al Prescott, Arizona,

June, 2 I8-t. ! Notice is hereby given that the following named ss. ter has filed notice of his intention to na proof fupport of his clan and final entry thereof at the A. T Land Office at Prescott, A. IT, on :he sh day of June ISs1: JOHN A. BROWN, for the southeast quarter sectio- g. Tsp l2, |. and the fol Jgiug as his vtnesses viz: Geo w. Hance, E. Mun- roe c. Bancroft and s. A. Wilson. all of Yzyapai County. WILLIAM N. hELLli Register. Prescott, June ?, lss0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
\ ssessIment Notice,
,TnA. L.M- a-

To A. J. N5a-;
 Ton a-. hereby n8IHe3 tha. have exfauicI one hundred d5 Ira i2 labor and i1prot- aeits Epoa tac basIu lIl-, Hasabug dl-trict. EavsIai ccUi'y ATl- zou4, lu order o hold te saId premises under te pro visions U secou 21& Revised Statutes Of the United States, i! within ninety days after tEis notice by publication you fail refuse contribute your ITO portion of speRditure eoowner your interest said claim viii become the property Of the surrbeT under said section 2s24. JAKE MARKS,
 Prescott, A. T., May ', lsS0 god,
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Warning to All.

All persons are hereby notified that have not sold my ranch 3 miles southwest of the town of Prescott but have leased the for period Of one or two years to Mrs. Holmes therefore all persOns warned not to purchase the from the lessee nov ia TO session. JOSIAH MORRISON.
 Prescott. June 5th, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Assessment Notice.

To 4. J MOORE:
 You are hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars ia labor 4ud improvements upon the Corning Claim CFosscut Lode nsni ug District Ysva- pa County Arizona. in order Co hold the said premises under s provisions cf Section 224 Re ised Statutes ot tsf United Ststes and fl within ninety days after tis uct:ce, by rubiczt On you fail refuse con- tribute yous proportion Of such expenditure zs c5- owner. your interest in said claim Eil become the property of the subscriber, under said Section 25f.
 JAKE MARKS. Pro eott 4. T.. May 7th, Iss1.-soi
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Notice For Publication :.
Land onoe g, Prescott. A. T.

Land Ofboe at Prescott, A. T.
 June Iltb, lseo. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has he notice of hi intention 10 make final proof in support of hs claim. and final entry thereof Ai the U S. Land Ofaoe Prescott A. r. the l2fh day of July lSsD GrsTAv BECKER. for the "a of " |. and V | of E l4 Sec F and < W I, of : | is Sec z, Twpe, k 29 F, and names the fOIloNing wituesses Julius Becker Dionie0 BaeA, st. Geors Cresghs and William R. Milligzn, all Oi Springerve, A. T. w.N KELLY,
 REsIsTER. Prescott, June lith, lss0.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

xr.. Miles. one of our best and most in- dustrious ladies, is contemplating trip to Cslifornis, to be absent SeYeIa! Heeks'
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A DOUBLE MURDER.

New York, July 7.--Jacob Krutz, who resides at Homestead station on the North ern Railroad, New Jersey, went this morn ing to the home of his son at Stonehill, where his wife resides, and sprbade her gO- ing to the picnic. Upon her refusing to obey he shot her and then killed himself. He had several times attempted her life, and that of her son for protecting her. Both were over sixty years of age.
 WELL KNOWN THEATRE MAN SHOT.
 San Francisco, July 7.-P. M. Teilow, one of the proprietors of the Belle Union theatre, shot his partner, Vim Skantleburg, last night, iniicting, probably, fatal wound Tetlow accuses his partner of swindling him in business affairs and of threatening his lite.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Trolttng Aga.nEt TLme.

Dl1ison, Texas, July 6.-Yestcrday, at the EaCs-couHe, St. Julian trotted against lime, making two heats in l51. and lC i.- lis owners claim that the track Is four seconds slow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

s.10a week. SIP day at home easily made Coity SSSeuttt free. Address TBUE Co.,, Augusta, aaaine
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The following is list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postoffice for the week ending July 10th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
LEGAL.
sherin Sale.
In the pssfr1es C0art sf tAs Third y3isl D3-fr4cf of tbs I~rYtterg ef AfixcBs. "a Eaa fsF shs
 CSGHfy of YasAEaA-
LnoxmAs C. PAISEs3. Plaintiff.
 "a.


 HERAa C. CAsEH. Def-zsaAnt. UH&sr and bY vsrfne ef order of sac knd sxssa- ttal. tssl uGs ef s fastzics Cszss sf ts Thrd Iz- ieisl tbsrs uf tes Tsxrtlory of AFsNsa in Aaa for the eo2nfy of TEFzEs1, La the above safsf8e aeCu, Shexsin lsoliass C. F-EAsF. tl2e sgsea4el tAAlss- tin oht4ined }adsnsnf and aaer-e Of farec3esaxs Sss81st t,s atovsaaEed dsfsadsai, Hiram c. Cassy Uhlc sad judgment AEd aeer~s fs recorded fn 1nt usns Book E Uf said D1ssrsrF Court, pages zss to GRn ooEnaBaea Co sel all that certain YroFsrty. Nsf:
 Al and singular that certain i0s Fioee 0r ysces ef land bzs6L. 5at heiBg os nEfIisT l23 thirtesn osoes Eailisef s skrss, front ca Marina sree ia tne Niabge ef fFefcstS, ia Ceurty cf 1EFsSzt. tho Territory of Arixo1a os~3EnAssd 4ehnaztaa ot C etszi map p.f cf ssld Ffzga. to vrth s -d fiusalAr tte te nlrEss. hsrsilt4Essrss SD Euftsrauc.s shergte belonging any apper- t4l4iGE. Rat1c u0Uee Is asreey EiFea tas2
 THJEsDAY, JULY sth. 1880. SC Iz o'acck #. of that day, in fr5at og ths Court H dolf 8u thH Village of isr.aoai. n sad Csa1iy os lay4Is. ssI tae Ehavs aeseI-igd rs4l s-t4a s acse atEl Fle hishssi lil3r fer casa. sEtisfy szsd l-ila zlst al eas.s.
 JOSEPH L. WALKEH shertH l;y l- l- nF- 1A'lEs HcVasy.
 i.rsss1gs. A. F.. g..ae ,s. isSa. LjistsI
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE MIXER. ]
Two Men killed in 6 Fight.

Galveston, Texas, July s.--A shooting af- ray occurred in Campbell's store, Alsseva ccuHty, betweeE the two Dee brothers and the two Myer brothers, in which one of each were killed and the other two badly wounded.
 General Treveno to Wed Beatrice Ord.
 San Antonio, Texas, July 6.-General Treveno, Commander of the Northern Di- vision Of the Mexican Army, arrived to-day b wed Beatrice, the eldest daughter General Ord. Treveno is forty-fivs years old, dark featured and cannot speak word of English
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09

acc week in your own town. Terms < s Cutf N00 free. Address U. HALLETT Co Portland, Maine
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4 Row Boat caps.zed.

Philadelphia, July 6.-The ferry boat Ar gonaut ran down a TON boat, drowning Ars. Kate Mahoney, Robert, Lizzie and Kate Orr.
 Wellington, Vancouver's Island, July 6.--A drunken sailor, Thomas Pail, was yesterday chained 10 post in stsble for disturbing the peace, and in some way the stable caught fire, burning Pall to death. Some of the bystanders attempted to loosen :he chains, but could not on account of the excessive heat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
Shooting Scrape.

Bodie, Cal, July 6.-Pat Carroll, miner,
 was shot dead this evening while attempt ing to enter the hall of the Miners Union,
 from which he had been elected, he having commenced the shooting.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
ANOTHER WAR PROBABLE.

London, July 7.-Thurkey has decided to resist the action of the great powers in talk ing away her royality and is making war like preparations.
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sherin-s Sale.
sANL c. MILLER sna F. V. WILLIAMS.
IyS@d

In the District Court Of the Td Judicial District Territory Of AEons, in and for ae County Of Yayapsi
 JAMES \. McCANDLE Ss. .Piain.s1,
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Arrest Of Revenue omcers.

Washington, July 6-Ccmmissioner Raum has received news of the arrest of several of the deputies engaged Tn the Red Oak af- fair in Georgia, in which Revenue officer killed a man, alleging afterwards that he rred in self-defence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
A Yacht Capsized.

St. Paul, Minn. July GA yacht con taining 6 party of fourteen persons was eapsized by sudden squaIl Eight of the passengers were men, all unmarried but one, and the rest were women and children. The men made for the shore without making any effort to save the women and children, who were all drowned with the married man, he having tried to save his family. This happened at White Bear Lake, l2 miles rom here, and the lake is being dragged, re- sulting in the finding of part of the bodies.
 WHAT HE PREDICTS.
 Chicago, July 7.-Weaver, Greenback candidate for President, says tha: he will carry Maine, California, Missouri and Texas. He expects to speak in every State in the UnIon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-09
AN INSULT THAT PROVED SERIOUS.

Chicago, June 7.-At Troy Mills, Iowa. on Monday, while the 4th of July celebrs- ton was in progress, the Marshal of the Day struck man for insulting a woman. A free fight followed, which lasted two hours, and four of the combatants were ia tally injured and twenty received painful wounds
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
TOwsONTOWN Md, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER T. 1880.

share of listening TO loving commcnda-
tion of one he loved. He wore the
neckiie and made himself so much at
home, that Sabina wept some of the bit
terest tears of her life when he left.
"ro have you both and lose you ="
she sobbed.
"Next time we will como together,
Fred whispered, and so consoled her.
But alas the next time Fred came
was to superintend the funeral Of the
gentle old lady; and though Cornelia
came too, his happy wife, there was no
welcome in the pale lips, or the blue
eyes closed forever. But the will the
old lady left gave all her worldly pos.
sessions to her "dear nephew, Frederick
Go.ham''-the G farm and farm house.
II was apparently no great legacy, and
Cornelia smiled at many ofthe old fash
ioned treasures she touched, all with the
tender reverence death leaves.
Ten years ago Sabina was laid TO rest
in her narrow coffin, and there is busy
fourishing town around the site Of the
old farm. Mr.. Frederick Gorham lives
there now, and handles large sums of
money-ihe rents of stately buildings.
"Madc his money, sir, by specula-
tions," you will be told, il you inquire
As to his source Of income. fortunate
purchases OF ground before the town was
thought Of"
But tell you that the only specula-
ton he made was in the kindness of his
heart extending loving attentions to his
fathers sister, and that the only land he
ever owned was Aunt Sabina's farm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-09-04
WEDDINGS OF GRANT AND HANCOCK

Fourth street, 81. Louis, now one Of
the busiest streets in the city, was for
merly the home of the young St. Louis
aristocracy, and there Grant and Han
cock went for their brides to the Dent
and Russell mansions. In those days
Grant was regarded as of small account,
while Gen. Hancock was extremely
popular in fact the curled darling of
81. Louis society. While old Dent con-
fidentially informed his friends that he
had the most singular son-in-law in
seven States, the Russells were immense
ly proud Of the acquisition to their fam
lily of Lieut.. Hancock. The RusSells
were very high-toned people in those
days; the Dents, while eminently re-
spectacle, were not Of the class that
wore claw-hammer coats every day, and
thsre was probably no member of the
family who was good judge Of "exira
dry" John +. Darby, who was living
in ST. Louis when the children of the
forest were begging fine-cut OF DE Soto.
according 10 the -. Louis CIo6e DCM-
carat, tells one Of its reporters:
IL remember Grants wedding well.
Old man Dent met me on Third street
and asked me TO come around, rs Julia
was going TO BE- married TO fellow
named Grant. knew Grant, and so
when ! got home asked my wife If she
wanted 10 go to wedding. 'Whosc?'
said she. Julia DENTS said !. Il
s'posc We might As well CO. says She
II wasn't much of a wedding. 4 Metho
dist preacher performed the ceremony"
''Did they have a wedding tour -
asked the reporter.
"Well, no: they didn't have any
money, and the walking in those days
wasn't very good, so they just siaid at
home. The way OF it was" continued
Mr.. Darby, ''young Lewis Dent went to
West Point As cadet. He there be
came acquainted with Grant, and on
one of his vacations brought the future
President home to make j visit. He
thus became acquainted with Julia, and
they were shortly aficrward married"
''was Julia handsome girl?''
well, not particularly" said Mr..
Darby, stroking his chin rcfeciively,
''nOt particularly"
lou iShhcIhOel iiai'oA Neuulns.
also. do you:'
al do distinctly. 1t WAS a notable
even; in St. Louis society. The couple
were married by DIR. Elliot. The Rus
sells were Uni;arians then. Nearly all
of that sect were present"
'''Thc Russels were quite high-toned
people then?''
YES, quite so they were very gen
ieel."
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EA pOssiOa Of the clergy OPPose
the biIl 10 Iegzlize marriage nth de-
ceased wIfe's sisscr- Thcse dlscplIna-
ri1ns arc possibly Of OPiniOa th1i the
uazn who nzzTScs twioe, and = 11icfcd
xiih bzs one S1Osher-in-lzw, his mOre
hapPiness bere below ihzn Is good EOz
Dzn-
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For the "union."
THE BOON HE CRAvED.

To-day letter came from over sea
And this is what an old friend wrote 10 me:
"My feet are on the brink Of that abyss
That hides the world Of God away from this.
Before this comes 70 you shall be dead,
And stranger hands have heaped above my head
The earth in which not any flowers grow
Like those / knew and loved 20 long ago.
81 shall be dead! Oh. can you comprehend
The change that will have come 70 me- your friendl
Dead! Done with earth, and sleeping far away
From home and kindred. In some future day
Your feet may lead you TO the spot where
Beneath . stranger sky forgotten lie.
oh! bring aower from the old home. place,
To grow and blossom here above my face!
81 could sleep sweeter II flower I knew
Above me In the Spanish grasses grew.
IL would not seem 80 lonely. Il would be
As IL friend loved was near 60 me.
SO. friend, whose hand long in vain TO hold
Before the change comes, and my own grows cold,
For friendships sakethis last sweet boon l crave
That you will plant daisy on my grave"
And he is dead The loving heart 10 stiil
In peace that ends not on that far-of hill
beneath foreign sky but can feel
How through that peace vague yearnings often steal
For something that he knew and loved of old,
Before the sieadfast hand in death grew cold,
And some day, soon or late, above his rest,
The flower hc cravcd shall blossom his breast.
ID.
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n~A poor SeIlO~ fairly danced viih
joy when the dOctOr told him he had
Bright disezsc- -'Wh1; will the Smith
girl Say n0~Y' he exclzimed. triun-
ph1n;ly- ..She always S1id there wns
nothing brigh; about me- No. goess
not bet the doctors certificate uIll
show whzi soEI Of hair Tin | am
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ON THE DEATH OF A CHILD.
NJ CHARLES picxESs.

NJ tHANEFN IItAENN.
oh. IL Is hard to take
The lesson that such deaths will teach
But let no man reject IL,
For IL l. one that all must learn
And IL Is n mighty universal truth,
When death strikes down the innocent and young
For every fragile form from which he sets
The parting spirit Tree
A hundred virtues rise,
In shapes Of mercy. charity and love
To walk the world and bless IL.
OF every tear
That sorrowing mortals shed on such green graves
Some good i. born. some gentle nature comes.