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Very truly yours.
RoBT. B. RISK,
Secretary of L. B. A.

LANCASTER, Feb. 13, 1882.
Robert II. Risk Secretary of the Lancaster
Benevolent Association
MT DEAR SIR: am in receipt of your
letter of the 10Th inst, in which YOU on
behalf of the Lancaster Benevolent asso-
citation invite me to repeat my lecture on
"a Trans Continental Trip to the Occi-
dent, for the benefit of said association.
Being fully persuaded that the association
has been instrumental in alleviat;ng much
suffering by the limited means at It's com
mand during the present winter. and know.
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NfONEY TO LOAN,
Nl At 81 and per cent. Oh firstclass first
mortgages. Apply to
BAUSMAN 4 BURNS,
A-3td ,cOdR 10 West Orange street.
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Mr. Henry Bau,ngardner Will Lecture.
The following correspondence, explains
itself.
LANCASTER, Feb. 10, 1882.
HENRY BACMeARDNER, EsQ.-Xy Dear
Sir: On former occasion you delivered
lecture entitled GA Trans-C Continental
Trip to the Occident," which was highly
appreciated by all who had the pleasure of
hearing you.
Believing good story is worth more
than one telling, and that all who then
heard you, together with many more of
your fellow citizens, would enjoy again tho
the pleasure of hearing you, ''The Lancas-
ter Benevolent Society" has requested me
to ask you to repeat your lecture for the
benefit of tho association. Be kind enough
to let us know your pleasure in tho matter
and if you accept this invitation (which
We earnestly hope you wilD please name
an evening that will suit you for the lee
ture.
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Flies and MOSQUITOES.

Files and Mosquitoes.
A lSc. box OF "Rough on Rats" will keep u
house free from flies, mosquitoes, rats AMI
MICE the entire season. Druggists
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NEWADTERTLSEMENTS.

WANTED.-BY A YOUNG LADY SIT
w uation as Bo0k-keeper. Good refer
ence will be given. Apply at
fill xlS~ THIS OFFICE,
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ACRusS THE CONTINENT.
LANCASTER. Feb. 10. 1852.

Mr.. Henry bauIngarlner Will Lecture.
The following correspondence explains
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TAAIMANY'S REVOLT.

CnItins With the Republicans In the New
York LeRislature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04
Courtesy nj Home.

Good breeding. like charity. Shoull
helm n home. The daSS are past when
children used la rise the thrir
parents entered the room where they
wen. and stand until they hal received
permission To- sit. iSut the mistake is
% made usually in the other dIrrc-
ton. If allowing to small boys and iris
too much license II disturb the peace If
the household think the be, way -
tram children in courtesy would hc Ia
observe toward them i SrrupuinuS 20
litcnr>S. would - 80 far ~ la say
that "" should MAKE it IL much a point
Ia listen Ia children withou, i~ntrrrup.iur
them ana - answer them sincerely an
respectfully n If they were grown up.
And. indeed. MANI If their WIS.,. quaint
savings ar" far better worth listening 20
than the >trrcotypci commonplaccS of
most morning callers. OF course. tn
allow uninterrupted chatter would b.
Ia surrender the rcpnSc If the house
hold. but il i vcry easy. If children ar,
themselves >crupuiouSly respected. 10
teach them in turn Scrupulnu>Iv 10 re-
Sp"ct the convenience Of others. and
{" Know when 10 talk and when Ia be
silent.
II \ child is brought up in the con-
slant exercise Of courtesy toward broth
crs and sisters and pharmacies. a> well A.
toward parents and unclcS and auntS. il
viii have little left Il learn A. il rows
older. know a bright and bcwitchinr
little GIRL who was well instructed in
table etiquette. but who forgot her les
sons sometimes. rs even older people DO
now and then. The arrangement WAS
made with her that for every >ol,ri.m
OF this sort she was to pay a fine of five
cents. while for every similar careless
ness which she could discover in her
elders She WAS Ia exact a fine If ten
cents. their experience Of life being
longer than hers. You NAV IL thai
Mistress Bright Eyes watched the Pm
'eedings Of that table very carefully.
Got the slightest disregard of the most
conventional etiquette escaped her uuirk
vision. and she WAS an in.icNihle crrdi-
;ur and 4 faithful debtor. Ii was the
nrCttic>i sight t. see her. when CON
Sclou> If some failure on her own part.
~ unhc>liatin-ly In her monev-hoN and
pay checr:ully her little tribute tn the
outraged ~proprie;ics,
The best brou-ht-up family Of child
rrn | ever knew were educated on the
principle of always commencing them
when it WAS possible to 10 -. and let
ting silence ~ the reprcof II aav wrong
doing which WAS not really serious.
have heard the children If this house
hold. when their mother had failed "a
say anv word Of COMMUNICATION after
some social occasion. ask anNiou>ly H.
possible; What WAS il mammal
know something was wrong. Didn't
trea; the other children well. or
were we too noiSy?" In tina, house
was never bestowed unSourht
only commentator. IF Whatever il !
was possible 10 commend. WAS Cratui- |
tou>.
think this system would ha a. good
those gruwn-up children. the nus
bands and wives. as for those still in the
aurssSy. | cnce asked the late Hep
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

Icues~rd sh. knew The poinisof ctTue't-
~ well A. Ihcv did
After tia; Mr.. Aver opened he door.
stared and smiled Then \ young lais
and gentleman ~p""g-'i in ami giggl-L
Then MIR C"uk", gian~sd IN: and -
they kept IL up until Mr. Blo.sOfn ssii
he'd swear - u that cvrry I@r~pa IN
those par.Ors had pcrpcd through that
door ut them and gone away Crinuins
They fra -hoi their ice cream T1ihor
hasil AMI r"tuned Ia the par.or. The
h0,Lr-- i-ggesl them nG a. hasten away.
STAY gl.l after rcfrcshmruts. sny
way, SIC aid.
Mr.. Blo-orm bean: We've h1i
- bat hi Sifr gave lin an aa!aI
lpuk.
You r. v"rs Lni. bat We rcl'l, mu {
GO -" SAID. ilgEily. and drag.ci NJ.
Bo-spIn up -ta.r.
Spta word dI she sly until ihry
were ia ID" csrriag". But when Mr.
Blp--um i-yau We'll / -upprp- 'hI, d,
-tyi". bat u beats mr. -ac -ss!. ia =
choking yu.rr
Don't Won SEQ. Thpma. l.iH-@pr1.
they hr'u haI super set pA. ]
never ryp fac 'il. rr,si a. "a. au!
-h" r-lap-,.i in. hs-'.roal tnar,.
"Gr'I' Gi.irpu' va don't ,huk SO.
ga-pri Mr. blossom.
i hu U.s. tn, haven't" -ha declared.
coulu.-v,!v. Il asked the girl and
she -aul So
Wei, thought iva, queer sad
Mr.. Ei"--'m. Iva, against my bet
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04
Lead, "rin-.

lwp ~ 'hrr" wears 49, j. was oar fate
inspect |..il.il.., certain vault, 90 44
ancient church. o.; much historical inter
~ ihlt Wa uul.r-uu. repairs Iu,
object was "a ascertain i.trui 4 iHatl
Wh, had been burned ,u ;AI,. l,a5 20
collins. Ia,s wen. doubtless -u.t' I,r-
-uuly,-. bout there wJ, nothing 20 tell
IL who 'hcy were. and % wI> expect. +.
that wr might :Hi inscription, Il ~uua.
KIND To- throw livlt on Tho -.rI-.f. Ia,
collins. though the, hli h,ru original,
A. strong g- l,tt could maxi Ihrm. Lat
been "u'om'.i from a century - q ,ru
tury and = half Their condition VS.
lgwau'aAir. The !-aI VA. here anal!
ln'r' broken into lgrc" l-,ur.,. through
thu iurrIh.r "Np!p>i,r Of Confined -l-.,.
aud il WAS not difficult distinguish ,av
,.u;-u'-. III hti te.ru ,mhu.mrI. ar
c~Hr!ug 90 the ar- ,m'y, II az. Eli,a,
result showed how miserable hal h,.u
III" effort - >u are an Imitation & ina
mortality Iuc appearance" # the
bodies ~-.urrall. WIS that If rl-,y-i
>Ac.-ton dipped IN tar. black. horrible
au! rrpul~iy" the whole painful satire
on the ,p-caiir,i ,mnaImrn- system.
Ca" If the hu,lir, W4- that Of 2 mobile
man If hiyh rank. + think 81 q man
IN his social position. Nar hal figured
IN gorgeous pagrIut~. being condemned
after death. hN ih" u,,T-kIut ~pi4rI'uir
of relative. tni IA. too rnIu.fu"yf FIR Ir-
>crlptinu. Had Dee a,.ul parish pagp.r
h." would have been buried IN tire earth.
and hi~ lpsls would lpu- -lur. hr.-
uttIitrp,i mt, .ls-f uhrf. 'lp ..NE1.r4rr
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04
He Ea~w all tbsut IN.


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you M 'i'-"
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Il ~ from ONO. -asi %" m''i-maH
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! ih"n-ht Il drop IN ahl :'H So ms
n''''u- "n c'fH"'- Mob son E"i ga.
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t'~'iaihAft
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az
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-'i' Vac H~r'Ins man putting l'.ia-
. peppermint crop H ti' mouth
reckon Nat % To- mt -'"a.d !A4 onto
'h' -Hh ih' 'aFih Hl at IT," az i--Ai
- a i-iil''hl 90 lamar
'". h''''A>' ''t! We A''I'i'"hN-
'.4 'ai''T' ""hN are you I-Aths
h''N,,
i''.s'h u "'ii1. iAi-''T. con
'hu' ia" VISITOR. ''H-" "-'. "A'H
M comet hrl i"' 'hi' 10" -ia 81 al All
N.aTH mn ff"FtfIa z an , H#.##f FL4f HLf.# a
Iui h'i' ana "hai M hr M result
VIM hi d. M i''''' iH'-''i-
"hs' IN ihiI 'a>'. "tN 'H' ittf.
'h' '.'''h ""H.l - h''''I. ANi u I'D"
"l',i ma ~'"i'i'h' mas "h'
l'r,k"h t"i. IT, "i"hS h-h m'''T
'H'i IA" m~'il-inAhi'I' man II
""ulbh 90 anything 81 th" @'r D"
49, ia. 3D. 'h' ira, al iln'it M" ar
ana H"Nt"ak-. II Hl "'tp rat" All 'H"
water "n the Gl"b". oceans ami all
Now Nar"fh'i"H Hl"As- Pi'"iH'.' 'r.I
ana - ~" "a,'I' vas 'ap'rI'"i WHY.
III" 'af'h M gro" ''Ii'F All ~" time,
ana u 'h'r' - about 'V','J' 'i,nr' -
much water n -"li ground. ~ ~"
I'm" All th' seas Ma dri"i mp Ia" "''lh
al toe '"!l enough l" ir''Z' = bras
monkey.
'f'at scott sald III" h~oi"n'inl.ai
'l'"r' ana ii"n IA" earn womb %"
IKE Ia" noon. "A r"Il anu hic.'s' mas
without any water.
'ii''' You re- "r"hG a%ih. ini>t'f.
sam Ia" stranger, upHin" "'rra H"i"
L" ct ~"in" peanuts from hiN "F1r'"''
pocket "Pi''- N"u T." al "r"Hg Il
sec. Ia" earth al Then u" 81" cold That II
M KINDER emu IN" steam, AMI ID" ha.I
~ al come down IA a d'iI-" - ran
si'h a. w." maven seen N.u'r Noah
tl'h'. Vow au"r "i water hpi". about
10" degrees 81 latent heat. and when
IL i c"fi'irn~"I 1t KINDER gives tins up
aSiln. anu >"t' IN" sea a-hiDh AGAIN
Heavens exclaimed IN" a-'rotnIn-
lea editor, "ani :" IL would 2" on
"ith alternate incrcin"ntN OF heat ami
r"iH
h''h"h Your "i""|' '".'''r'
az" ,i' iiiId-h'aHh'r',i man. 'l'>'
'H,I' J',i IL h.",, h"', Il 'h'F' -
''"i' am my WOMB h'hi't t''i'Ai/'
''.h inner; anu 80
- iN''' >h",'''! INC ~a>'r"h"ih-
i'ai editor III would al! amount l" III"
same
y" ,""",'hh l. SAM th' son "i
'ii". i"" r. ""' 'h'r' Ag'n' ! raih-
FAC. n,'a't - i as same ~ ar IA
gas. Inc AR ~ hey proved hrin
''r''''', "h '\I''h, ana drawer Op lh'
steam a''"r II, am 'h' more II drtwdd
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04
Il E'REEZING Wl

10 p,us.f on "a bridge II ~sycu;uz,
~ Mvsrlf and IA. L.afiy Iiarr.
ihI ia mo wsi r ~ahiuws-ri
"a iiH mantle ron and rsrr.
III ! su"rr t'' His iEaB -ulurss.
IL III starr be- tn heavenly t4Ic.
~ fN.si ia" is1E Glare
ih q sssr jsAt AS R-ri auf tuir.
H. 81 Vsytsi an "a. fiowsux river.
viii H-r Thoughts -otHa-i FAR away,
AM $50 is To- ~. -spf,-aEE lauc ~
That htr ry'z ipska g % Hutgray:
hnl pi c.thfr ssi- Tho curtains.
Lak" sentinel! stern hui drsar,
Arr DER "a peaceful wt'Hrs.
Viii" thor -SsipNs gata.r,-! near.
. have lsy"ai tho. LIDS Clare.
III IS IV1uE 'hsIsy HY yHFr-.
Tim" rs"f has. b"rl rHy ful@'trl
lhE ~futir- guy hsfs nu.i '-rrs-
Thou 7rf M iff, ms lH..alght.
IHr ih"s ! h~frlfii" fifu'.
co.'s -r.sk. fur Lei I4Hr-.
'u" ifii" N.fi. IH5 1aH'"
fnt fhtIs wH"T- ~ gHfrsu'.r Frg- lEu-rrFi
~ Ih' g.Htly gliding s'I IN.
It'd ~ cid cd riHfF.
AI1 : russi a. & hsprs dram.
IhrH ia. f.Tu 8 ia iseG I.,ru.isE tauuiy
Viii WE HAT fuT q uuptagui fr.rH.
ia-h' VA - rrsi Ifhtgk. 70! taplg,
hh R.ttg .aIi - g. irsa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

op---i's me 2, :hr if;a AT.r1e II
- -" other evening a. pm AL
p0rc~ kln- f~ma.s q u~a~s-1ln A.
Her fac. in,-l.r-u1l l.s-E I-aat.
tp-e \ fz--of. 1rta1. 1~:1lr r.u-c
cNF---sur-zn rrpr-t,- fhlt nd
ygI t-stsy- she ~=i - Sn-aa Flls
from The B--kltn irt- Fr-~nts
sae t-k ~ All rad tie aiL q :A-e.
thin r1t'is= r dan. .h~ a..~i ihe
~asicr. AM -zii Tie printed ~h~i-
Oh % eisrl- iur fh- day 49, 10. -
YEA, 20 ne the fat ihA; ha&ei t~ac.ar~
prepared for ,hI, u.aI. therefore. y1G
nav ~. II 18th stale hr-ai zoi
sArk TIA -Rc<oE- whispered
U-ai 1; nv eibJv. ani 1t.sI-s
j. Ek& Ma
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

Henry James. while in WaShin-,o on
lately, Is said by the Boston Gr-cEr IN
have asked a clever Young lady if there
Wa not 4 river near the city called tho
Potomac. "Oh. YES" said She. and
l should thInk You would know all about
it, because there Is a place on il called
Mount Vernon. where a man namri
Washington lived. Iou are sure 10 have
heard cf him. you Know. because his
father was an Englishman."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04
Brother Gardner on Champions.

Am Construction White in lie hal
dis cycuin ?" >oitIy inquired the Pres.
dent. ~ the hush camr.
Yes. ~ah. answered 4 voice from
the back end Of the room. and Er,,h-r
Whit" made hI> way - the platform
with a look OF puzzled wonder ON lis
face.
CONSTRUCTION White continued the
President. after drawing a Ion. breath.
Il mlcr>'an dat yoa have become a
champion
"I-I-I dunno. sab" Stammorri the
brother.
Il Uui"r>tan' lat Won claim 10 be
all" - lift mo wid Your tr,f dan any
odd"T man in America One # !. local
papers SAYS dat You Kin lift 80 pounds
Wild Your jaws, and dat you Kin sustain
N"ur own weight ~rbyn minlt> by cotch-
IN 4 strap in your mnUf.
Ill >prct~ dat -. sab"
"BrUdior White. dis club loan 90 7
cent on champions. Champion roworS
am simply crooks. Champion wreStlrrS
ar" only ~inaicr, viii clean shirt, on.
DE champion runner am. sooner or
later, ~ inmate of lc w~urk-huu,r. De
champion walker walks away from his
boz till. Show mo a sp-callc cham
pion and III show YOU a bad citizen.
Bruddcr White. You am a man viii an
iron Jaw
Yes. sab"
Use dat Jaw properly an men VIII
hrc>> YOU. You have . wide field hcfn'
You. You Kin help - tear down houses
Wild dat jaw. You Kin tow schooner,
mp an down he Hhbe- Wild profit - yer
self n pleasure TO commerce. lou
Kin help d" trcmen-you KIN aid dc po-
lice Won need have no fear II birin' I'll
mo dan You = Chaw. d. lis quietly
an modc>;!y. an wiiout any BLOWN of
hons. BIT" honestly when YOU strike 4
railroad spike. an chaw on lie >IJar'
when You ut hold f a piece # sheet
iron D. IL. an We shall b. glad Ia;
YOU are amonEu>. Star; on; - 4 cham
plon. an OF goes Your name from ou-
Inu kin now return 4 you-
an a~naiyzc yer thoughts. an drCItr
what coUrsc You VIII adupt--bstrpH
Frls Yr,SS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04


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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

Il j a sad mistake for q farmer -
neglect the kitchen garden" EVry
farm ought io haV, 4 good one. with :
variety Of early and late vegetables. for
the supply of the family table. II need
not ~ large. but il shoUl! II highly
cultivated anl made rich with thorough
IL ro:ted maDunr. Il make my garden
black with manure three times a wear.
and il paws. We overheard = practical
gardener say; and he Mas night. The
farm garden DOES not require - much
time and labor A. labor applied AZ the
right time. And the value II fDe>h
vegetables in agreeable VARIETY ca-no,
be ovrr-e>iimatcd. whether IN The effect
upon the health II the family or IN the
added charm thus gwen - the home
life. Try it this weary. !. EzIHass>r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

In New York far more women are
daily seen riding On horseback in the
park and along the boulevards than
ever before. A dozen women ride now
where one woman rode a few yeaD
ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

~ czsa Esns &
rtF~a s@ r~~r-fg ens.4
Ns ~ ~sAts~. 3aa4r~r.a~g
q has t~atas "a 2 % @f 49, ~s
tAla' u-t Is th~ ja1t~f ~Asa
ao+ 81 err F t. srst <As
All ua ~1t ir@ Lo1 ~ 81 -
=T ~ !1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

The thus~- ~'.r with I. iu-
tcrrr,jrr c.i e a'ih- hau- >--'1-,
Fr,iinzhus~"c n 3ay 80 two -nre. ~H-n
Ms, F7ct--huy-,7 or ri hum . Up
of tea Tho minister drank tAs "a.
and -ma->ni YER ~riv 4, e e me-
dunn quality. viii ---.! gag some hat
! reai,y iu". n rev; d1F =. -
cciycl. with hI~ compliments -" rr-,ty
boxes %! - aud q -a.- = y=~< q Il
qui>tey carved white wool! To I.-
loma;~ a;t"-wa7i explained ta7c only The
Chimes --nj.,> -, tie 49,; quality q
tea torv--u"7 C4n pay waat iAey
choa~. iL.E IN nj. ~. l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

Bismarck taxes American hams as
cotton. on account ofthe fabric IN which
they AR usually encaSed. II cnat flesh
were imported would b. tax il a. oySter
ans - lace curtains ~ CivcIV,.Ti
E4-ttfc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-04

NJ B.r-h> ~s-i-'y Wth ;Lr lTn-
nam hA> L. branche> ami -" s-rly-s
in The Stat or: New YorA. and Ia. s.ar
prosecuted - CAS- IN lie -slrt< IL
New York cas- z1d BROOKLYN .-z75 AM
mas w.-r taken from Srrk AMI -nt 2.
veterinary surgeons f. Treatment
Thrtc y-sr- aEo ib@ uumo-r w. 500.
and il !, clsfns~i that ;h~ falling n
proves Iaat the work n! t4- -rv.g Las
h-e1 effective mon!r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17
HOT AND COLD DRINKS.

A correspondent Of KnOWleige calls attention
20 some of the disadvantages OF hot drinks
Cold drinks, he says, are natural TO man.
though most people nowadays are so used %
hot drinks that they do not iccl satisfaction
really stimulatlOn-unlc they have them
Hot drinks are injurious to the tongue, for they
deaden its sensation, and, after taking hot
soup or drink, the tongue becomes quite
numb, and unable to taste the finer tlavOrs of
a dish The teeth are greatly injured by them,
and many dentists say carries decay is due to
them alone. They crack the enamel, and thus
allow carries TO set in. When carries has once
set in, hot drinks are common cause of neu-
Ialga.
Hot drinks are specially hurtful to the
stomach. They cause irritation OF the nerves
Cf the stomach and consequent mild ntidmma-
ton Of that organ, so that after hot drink the
stomach is red and COngested III time de
bilitated condition is set up. A temperature of
400 Fair also destroys the active feTmeDt
of the gastric juice-pepsD-and so leads to lu-
digestion. If the stomach Is at all disOrdered,
bot drinks give rise 10 II uch grlplng pain, and
an many TO vomiting. In cases OF
ularThUa, too, hot drinks only Increase 1t,
while cold ones tend to lessen 1t.
Thirst is not common IN winter, unless
sugary, salty or hot spiced foods have been
taken. In cold weather the air contains more
moisture than in hot, and in cold weather there
fs less preparation. Hot drinks increase the
volume OF heat III the body, and If that Is not
HSSqured, 1t Is quickly got rid Of by the skin
=" aler Is the best thirst-quencher, but If simple
19ou be taken, the need OF drinks will he small.
"ifay Fegetarlans drink nothing from month
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17
PRESENCE AT 4 DISTANCE.

I0liHOU NDfrfItJf.
May be allowed to Contribute. IN illustration OF
the mysterious brain OF " VIII power supposed 10
exist, story which appears u me more remarkable
than any of the narratives that have yet appeared
in your columns. 4 friend OF mine told re that t
was related 10 him many years ago. by my mother
the Ann Taylor 0f Original Poems. hymns
o. Infant Minds, ctc.-and that she mentioned tho
name OF the family concerned; but tins. uniortu-
nately, he had forgotten. Certain Circumstances
lead me to believe that the family referred 10
that OF the Natklnsons, spoken OF IA tue AutO-
biography etc. OF Mrs. Gilbert vol. l.. p. 20.
resident N her chlllhood-l1e6 to l79l-at La,cu-
ham, in Suffolk. The story is as follows:
A of this family had goGe 20 America. Ono
summer Sunday afternoon, they were attending ser
vice, and occupying u large square pew near Tho
pulpit. III what | tlic 20 have been "A meeting
house. II was hot. the door of the small building
was wide open and one OF the party. who sat lOoA-
ing down the aisle could see out into the meeting
house yard, which WAS shaded by tall trees. Sua-
denly, TO his intense surprise, he saw the absent
brother approaching through these trees. enter az
the chapel-dOor, walk up tie AISLE. come 10 tue
very door ol the pew Itself. and lay his hand upon
It. as ii to take his seat among them. AZ tnis
moment others OF tho family, sitting that lie WAS
only then within theiT sight, saw INN also. bat at
that same moment he vanished.
This strange occurrence naturally raised sad tore
holdings. but in course of time letter arrived from
the subject of them OF later date than that or tho
vision and II appeared that lie was still alive and
well. He was then written TO- and asked If any
thing peculiar had happened TO him on that par
ticuar Sunday. lie replied that 10 was obi he
should rem ember anything about Sunday then 80
long passed. but that certainly omething peculiar
bad happened To MN tlat day. lie had come M,
overpowered with heat, and had thrown himself
upon his bed had fallen into sound sleep. aud had
a strange dream. He found himself among the trees
before the country chapel; service was going on
he saw them all. the door being open. sitting In
their pew no walked up the aisle. he put his hand
Oh the pew door to open IL, hen he suddenly aud
to his great chagrin, nwOke.
| am bound to say that 80 far as | know, my
mothers family-what remains ot then-do not
remember her speaking OF this strange incident
but my friend has clear memory tor such things,
and Is certain of her having done So II woud bs
interesting, however TO know whether such a story
is known To anyone else. 1t authentic. the ques-
ton srisos,-Can sleep release the soul like dcathf
l am sir, ETC. JOSIAH GILBERT.
Mdrden Ash. Oagar, Esscr.