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Commercial Crashes

NEW YORE. July 3s.-The failures for
the week reported 70 New York were III,
= slight reduction on last week. The
eastern states furnished Is: western. 81 :
southern. 70: middle. %: Pacific states
and TeTriiorie>. : and New York city. )
The only failure q any note in New York
!. that Of Wilcox & Co.. lard refners. with
liabilities unsecured OK about SiO0,oo
The probability j. that they VIII pay in
iull-haH cash: The h.lance on time.
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Sfsk Will burned.

New YORK. JAY as.-Tbe six mill o.
Pandebard & Co.. North Bergen. Hudson
county. Y. J.. burned At night with Ms
chimney. stock. and several dwellings ld-
joining. The FIRE was Of incendiary origin.
Los.. between SC0.OU0 and $4,000. Five
hundred hands arr thrown out - enpl0y-
ru4u-
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T1r~d of Being Huht.

DETROIT, July 2s.-FranH 20! bise w., ,nI
former receiving teller Of inc HsAion u.
Bank Of the Republic, NAshl u va "a
arrested this morning Al Por1 heaSA; h hs
ahseonded July 80, and I aiisgsu r 20 -
short in hi accounts s-5'ro' . ar~ :.
Of q. 900 had been offered ioI az eaI h:.'
He was In Canada. and virtually ave MN nm
ses up, saying be was tired Of Oe'hs huh''
ed from place % place
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CISrrxxArT. ONO. july - -.
from Lexington. Ky, 10 the Il'ass-sla'
-. - M Tn,,.r icol0redj was hansea
fhsrs ~. uarnlnr for numbering anoshc'
e color i man MI n June Of last year. The ex
ecufion was private, anu
&Soc ,ss<xu.,y Ana " osss4'
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BY Telegraph


<ru YORK. Jalx 2s.-gotloc steady saies.
sS9 faleg: uptAnds- l1iec.s Dfirss1,- - -
s,,.,rs---sa f3st-sf RrisIis 4sS3 eaes g. fr1les
49s ha,ss. 10 TIE rcEsinruf. $50 bAir1s satsN-
f9ela haiea. sfsck. 3t4-17I baies- rrLAtxi
<x.,s 81 rhosce extra rfsesT.1s. Wheat ~
Idol oxeAiN. k3~tLx. 49,. &A-..lf 80 tE -
vx5rs szd 1se3lned. s.csiax az aal &stxeassa q
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-lCEMONn STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND SLINh EAN HANJL,
FRIDAY. July p. 80.
SALr-FIEsI BcARr.-sjo = i-zinla t4x-recelv-
alle 100 coupons ~ - zoo Rictuone CITY -
~ 3. l.np. Pe,cr-burg Rali--ad touds- Class
p. a. -. LOCO d. AZ 7g7 le shares Atlanta and
C-la-lo.;e Ralrra1 seek % 7ss- lC 1a. g. e, s.
.h1rss Richmonl and Allegheny fSilru7i srrck AZ
%, 81 shares p .hu. all ana We-i Polui Le-rui-
al Railway and Wlrehou-. Company stock 81
fS,.. j. .llres Char af;-. iIu. aiA aul ~ -
81 o.. ai5at
sEcoyp Bo.Er.-s-oo viryr.a cor.oi csr,.l.
r. e.. a-6' -.3 sla--- Petersburg Ea.i-ral STOCK
atse-. g ,aarss Cl1-il:u.. q 1ua.a snd Az
.u.,a R-raad t.c. ~ .. ~ 1a--' 5ls. "a de. n
5ls - saar- tt-au.4 and Cta-ioi-. Eailr,1c
r@..k Al =
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Strangers. accustomed u homo refined
elegance and the quiet q weli-apIoinied
home. find In the Buckingham Hotel. or
The FIFTH 9yenue. New York. al ihe-e
thing. y tue loves; charges consistent
win 80 periec, appointments.
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Da,VSTIC lNFELICTTT N FASHIONABLE LIFE--
,T-vvPTEp wIFE-MCRuEE II WEALTHY
CITIZEN.
S.v FRANCISCO. July 2C.-Samuel sachs.
son az Toui- sachs. OF sachs, Heller 4 CO..
rniIliouaire drv-rO0ds firm % this CITY,
rot ~ Ms vii. toby about noon. wound
INC her in the arm. For couple u days
rs,Sf Young sachs has not been al home, bllI
Z, noon drove Up 70 his residence, No. 49,
Vanne.s avenue. where hi vile and Der
mother were. He accused his wife Of BE-
in, FALSE N him. which she az once denied,
whom be drew . revolver and fired az heT
tvjce a. she fed through the ball o. the
bou.e. one shot striking her on The elbow.
She fell IN 2 faint from fright ana los OF
flood. Mr.. sachs ran oui OF doors, entered
! hack. and bas not been seen since, IL
though the police are after him.
Al rNHAFPY MARRIAGE.
NJ Sscb. iS q Hebrew and Mn. sachs l.
. Pro,e.tant. she i the daughter Of ex-
e. se,.ror-of-tbe-Port Thomas b. shannon.
~ the zine OF their marriage, over tnrte
-. 400. the match Wa not approved ny
-. ,,,Ter,- Of eilher parry on account o.
,l--5..r.l,c.. in RELIGIOUS faith. The union
49, hem very unhappy lately. and not long
- SACHS returned home one evening,
- meeting al. wife Il the door KNOCKED
- dovvu and kicked her IN the 2Ddomel 2,
.ince which Mrs. Sachs ha- been eohliiieu
=. her bed most Of the time. Their quar-
- have been frequent hieiy. anu art
,,tr;l1If,tls 10 Anonymous ieIiere received
- s,rb. informing him Of inndeli't Oh she
- "a ri wife. Mr.. sachs Esther M
-, felea-rapheC for, and viii arrive heIs
Xondav. The parties and their parents
-'...,,,,~ hiph social positions N san trah-
cisco.
IArEg--AKREST OF SACHS
c. ry,xr,sco. CAL. July s7.-samuel
T sachs. who shot his vile YESTERDAY, va va
a..-..-,.d an the street about O'Clock III tiie
-s,evpoon by police officers. tie was laAen
- .Ia Ceutrai station and charged WIN an
s,.,,,. With intent 60 murder. his uneie
- s,her relagiyes appeared IN the romeo
I $50, and gave hail for hls appearance II
- nm ~ $4,000. This morning IN tnt
xs.,;se Corlr, Mrs. sachs's physician az
,,,.arsd and stated that she had Iasseu
p';a, ,,;,-hf under the influence OF oplais,
a W.. ..'n,,ld soop recover from the effects o
49, wound and consequent pfos.A % a1' ~,
The hoI,se i guarded al the reslusss =, a.. ~
-sls,ixes. they fearing another aaas0N io ,-
- The iafier's attorney asked anu ~ :,
.~s,,..d +. continuance Of the hearing un III.
-. 81 sachs wss not present. HI
-.sls,sxss now claim that he u the Sie.si y. =
derrninr and intriguing persons, anu s''''
81. q suffering from intense nervous
..s~.n,,. sfr,defsts. Nexk ani
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COMMERCIAL
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Tram AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND Jaly - les<-
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT-White. 5s2 b1shs,s- BED le,-st
n.z<nsL--
C0gN-Whiue. 5e4 ozsnels-
ptTe-g- 9s- bushe3.-
FYE-zSu bu-it-lt-
MAS hu.llrls-
SAILS REPORTED 70 sECEETAkf.
wYEAr-Whlte. p hash~ts ssrH god ~ - II
f,,si g5iS h1ssis connlol g. p.fat i-i.4a-t>f -
81 1s = slTs: 1856 hus4lels hfxt1 A. 30. -
ris hr.sess ccnlus0n o. gegy zDe-l f'2.t4
!. f ssr - 450 szshels prisle Virginia ~
el-ll. 49, -. So. -
htssels rgfl4s EeW al SEc-
PVE-iF Buslls.ls scyf g,e.4 az 15e.
NILS ozshels At .i.la-
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fl0uT.

r7,-.--Vr. auote: Ffne. s4E48-50: sEgs-Ans-
a. $50 esnnm0n sa5xrane- " -tussss e1tf--
sSS1yss: canss0a family, eoSs saoios
family .s7-SOsEse-2s
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wv yoFE. JuiT Z--N.ou.-SiocEs fvu-
~ 3 ~ rFn- E1-f4Lge-illE. z-Ja
.ssrt ssSs SAFE honds generally 1nsl-r-e'1
froyerurl.lis Irrt-ru a..
rrsnfH 80 E1rf4uEe- 80 rp' r-i4i'. u
ya-e-,. IL NIX urw .. In1.- new ss- -
NV =. l9.s. Nr..ey per eat. lot
rl-fr.ut feature Irel-l-V hal1nc-e-Aoii-- 49, e
5-s.tef- clrrsscv. 49, s--.sI-
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DoOKs. srATIONERY, AND sum

DOCKS. STATIONERY, AND sun
ID NER EEADIsI.-Ths Efaad -BEnHscr y. ~
o. LONDON GRAPHIC. rtuta4alnF siSff iliA~
ffaz- b. rsifoEs. ai-fl. sEtr1 psats -.ii- i,sf
tsi-si..~ Pgiee. 50 cent. ILL y kAI ~ = =
DON NEN-r holiday ~. cf'i. re IssiNt'
Cd Nar-iei f1r 1--we i-r.es. - .ile - Z "a.
~ eBf.r f1ear1-. f-ri1e- o. Get. hArtDr
8VS n. fafITkE FEJM } EAk TO lkAE-
tu a. f~VspN FLATS FOR AVGi J,
N|tf-Nt, tlbIs-- JOURNAL DtNpEt-l,
FE.. eLiE~- LADIES NAGALiNL, a.
I.Si0 So. 80 s-4ljE ans FkAs aLiN--gl AEt
IBEsI la., III rssslti1l4 Hf~ 49, eser7 d@f AZ
S-Lks5AAElf~ NeNs, tlTt.
t~Fs 8n- Nan stre~i.
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NOLDIEE II u II AoMY ~
$50 THEY WE'RE MARRIED"

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. i>siees AZ n. oiher
,-apaiar n,~ ~orks- ose- 200 ~. of -. FIANK-
Lis SQUARE LIBRARY. whieh embraces tn
BE~T BOOKS printed 80 god payer ffon r0od
TIVE. Ths Price ~ from Joe. g. 2jc- earh- 4
~stalaeue a.silec g. any sisr,s-. y 1e-cAN
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LoyDoS, July 3S.-A dispatch 20 the
Manchester GAGrGiGH from Aiexandris
,i1ie> that per>ons competent % Judge D.
lieve that half the cotton crop q ESTTt
VIII h. lost. and also Q greater part q ihe
whea; crop II lower Egypt. IN consequence
4 ue-lec- u irritation.
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Me- YORK. Juiy p -Coftnn-Net recCiptS -
tai-- Er1~s r-oeipt-- 26& "a.s.- fffDrf- cios'i
arfagv. .Aie-- y sHH iale.. f-iT. siZ-s
sl@90 August siZ~s Sass ~sgieIn'sf.
si-.5- - l9.5s. October. : l-s7 NnFrnisf.
Sis 1sll.7e. ih.r-r .-r. 4li-Tg. %-rrlTT.
49, ~ 81 l.su- fehrnfr- <l9- Mach. t4-.l-
IL ar---I 8 - -.
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RALruloRE. July es--yirElnia g. 'isi -fee
e. -,,-.r..I.,- 81 +. - Io-4e- a. BIZ
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House IL Commons this afternoon sr
Charles Dixie. Under Foreign Secretary,
I stated that n telegram had been received
from Cartwright. the acting British dipio-
matte Agent ConsulGeneTal ., Alexzi-
dri3, which alluded 10 indirect eonnuni-
cation by Arab Pachz with . view 10 sur
rendering the military party; but there
had been no direct communication from
Arab Pach2 40 far.
Mr.. Gladstone read amidst cheers. an
extract from instructions forwarded 10
Lord DJ1rerin, the British ambassador ~
Constznfinople, after the Cabinet meeting
YESTERDAY. ssying that England was glad Of
the cooperation Of any Power. but calling
upon the sultan 10 state the dates for the
/ diSSateh Of troops, and before their dis
path 70 issue J proclamation upholding
Tewfx rs khedive, and denouneing
Arab n a retei. Mr.. Gladstone said
communications were stii passing with
Italy regarding Der cooperation and con-
mUnicztiOn had just been received from
Musurus Pacha. the Turkish ambassador az
London. announcing thsf the Sultan would
send irOoIS Immediately. The eommuni-
cation from Nusurus Paeha contains no
reference 10 the proclamation Of AT1oi
Pacha A. a rebel. The communication viii
not interfere with the proceedings o. the
conference.
THE CoSTERENCE-
Csxs1ANTTNoYT z. july 3s.-At the sitting
Of the conference yesterday the Porte.
while conserving 20 lend troop n Egypt
immediately. expressed the hope tbsi Ing
land would withdraw her forces from that
country.
Egypfs Cotton Crop
LoSDoS. July 2S.-A dispatch 20 the
Manchester GacrGiGa from Aiexandris
,taie. that per>on- competent % Judge D.
lieve tha, half the cotton crop q ESTYt
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ewoerRIrs. LIaTeRs. Ae-

IU>T RECEIVED, : LOT or PINE
LARGE BEEF-IONSUEs *
McCAKTIFT Z HAYNES
.vos 6ZT ezsi Brraa sirsst.
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IIwAIkFE.

MILwArEKE. Juiy 2s.-F1r1r Dan .nt srooflng.
"a bal d.fDoraii ~ ". e. cl.r and @uiT.s l.l1
Augu.r- go. rfrrIl 'sr. 90 r- Corn rulef and
Iar~r ~. 2 -Tst- Oats sru -. white. eac.
Rye guief. ~. :. Coo. ~. , so. Provisions
lower Nes--rrork. s-o.71 cfsr and AuEust
az 50 >ep.emhsr Lard-iriuc 'selm. sl-ll
cith and August Tx. f-n a. s1.75 $3.50.
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IYNCEBTRG.

4 COALITION COMEDY FEHFoRx4SCE-THE
FEuPLT', Rank - ETNESL AL-PLi.>o NAl-.
e.
.tC1--o=poudclcc u tee Richmond I1sua5ch..
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STAUNTON.

CALL roe sEvrSTB uislElcT coAVEA1I
ErzVTyc OF TIKI KAwsEY H0Csg-sEyEEE
AcCIDExT<-ERIEF TTEN5-
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I,oSpOx. July @s-l:3o r h:-Ihe cle's'-
nrd In an edition just issued, says up %
The time o, going 10 press no information
win regard 10 Arab Paehz's offer had Teen
rr,,rived by the Government A disIAIeh
from AIexsndriA 10 the CsEtral Ss'cs sisies
Their vii be no cessation Of military prel1-
r.f,ans- ,s IL i. thought the offer may e
only made to gain time
nsgx About ARkBi's Proposals
Inxnex J,l,y ss-s.33 r. 4-4p lie
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-07
ELECTRIC LIGHT.

New YORK. Sep. 3.-The Edison cleo
trio light company turned their illumina-
ting currents on for the first time Satur-
day in the building of Drexel, Morgan &
Co, at Wall and Broad streets This
event signals the advent of the Edison
light in the first district, which is bounded
by Spruce and Wall, and Nassau streets
and the East river. and by Tuesday the
whole district will be illuminated it is
promised The company has been work
ing hard during the past year and halt
preparing to substitute their light for gas
The powerful engine, which is situated in
Pearl street, is not connected with the dy-
namo by belt, and consequently there is
no slipping on the pulley. The engine
shaft is directly connected with the dyna-
mo
The experiment yesterday was entirely
satisfactory, so that after tomorrow any
building within the boundaries specified.
having fixture and connection with the
main, can be supplied with the light. The
gas company having the monopoly of that
district is receiving daily orders TO cut off
connection and remove their meters. The
gas consumers are also calling upon these
corporations for their meter deposits -
some of which have stood for quarter of
a century. The settling up with the de-
positors will require deal of money, and
the gas companies now begin to under
stand that there is turn in their tide of
gas monopoly. 1t looks like adopting the
electric light IL earnest when one sees, as
he may in certain portions of Broadway
or Fifth avenue, the old gas-lamp globes
removed entirely from the corners, and
black hoops bearing the street directions
in gold letters substituted. The change
was authorized by a resolution of the
Board of Aldermen, approved Jan. Is
1882, and the first trial of the new signs
was made in May.
Within the last two or three weeks large
wagons have gone about collecting the
corner globes and putting new crowns on
the lamp posts from which the supply of
gas had long before been cut off The
has been completed so far
as at present intended taking in Broadway
from Canal to Thirty street, and
Fifth avenue from Waverly place to
Thirty fourth street Perhaps the appear
ance of the new signs win not progresses
the public in their favor; but as Mr.. Ham
lin, the Deputy Commissioner of Public
Works, said, in answer to the suggestion
that the signs might have been made of
white and black: They are intended for
use, and approved only after careful con
sideration. If white signs had been adopt
ed they would very soon have been ruined
by the street dust"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-07
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS }
Rock Island County ss


Rock Island County
In the Circuit Court, to the Sept, Term
jeremiah Kilmer VS.. Maria F. Kilmer: In Chan
Gerry.
Affidavit of the non-resideDce of Maria f. Kill
mer, the above named defendant, having been filed
IN the Clerks office of the Circuit Court said
county, notice Is therefore hereby given the said
nonresident defendant that the complainant fled
his bill of complaint in said Court the Chancery
side thereof, on the End day of August, 1892 and
that thereupon summons issued out of said court,
wherein said suit is pending, retnrnable on the
first Monday in the month of September next as is
by law required. Now, unless you, the said pon-
resident defendant above named shall personally be
and appear before said Circuit Court on the first day
OF the next term thereof to be holden Rock Island
III and for said County the first Monday in Sep
tember next. and plead, answer or demur to the
sald complainants bill of complaint, the same and
Inc matters and things therein charged and stated
VIII be taken as confessed and decree entered
against you according to the prayer of said bill.
ROCK Stand, Ill., Aug. 3, A. ID. 1882
LEVI f. LARSON Clerk
T. O. ftlsHEL, Compts Sol. d4w
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL

RACINE AND SOUTHWESTERN DIvIsIoN.)
,.,,.o for Racine and Milwaukee s;25 "a. m, and
llpV for Dubuque Winona. ST. Paul and Minneap
oeS for McCregor. Portvlle Calmas, Sioux City
md Yankton. II 100 p m;
M, A from Racine and Milwaukee, :05 a. m. and
80 from Minneapolis st. Paul, Winona and Du-
bnoue, 06 y. m. O. a. ,,...,.;,,, .aua No
Grecor Abs a. m. "a, .
Sb5rrb sleeping cars are run on all night trains
nh TiGbt Express leaving Rock Island every Sun
,Inicbf NJ II 100 D. M connects with the train ar
ua4 u In chicago early Monday morning. No lay
6er cheeks given through tickets from Rock Is
land ~ chicago Through tickets only good on TINS
train
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-07
SECURITY AND ADyANTAGEs


The private property of the Trustees sponsible
to the depositors. The officers are prohibited from
borrowing any of its moneys. Minors and married
women protected by speciallaw.
OFFTcERs:-S. W. WHEELoCK, President: JOHN
GOOD, Vice President; g. +. HEMENwAY, Cashier
TRUsTEEs:-S W. Wheelock Porter Skinner, c.
W. Lobdell, Nelson Chester, Ii w. Candec, c. T.
Grant,, A. S. Wright, c. F. Hemnway, John
Good, j. NJ. Christy, c. II. Stoddard.
EB The only chartered Savings Bank in Rock
Island County aug2dwy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-07
IHDIAHAASBURY UNIVERSITY

l. College of Literature and Arts. Two Courses,
Classical and Philosophical.
II. Theological Conrse. Instruction by the Pres
ident and -Four Professors
Ill Law Course. Instruction by Three Pro-
fessors.
". Military Department, under charge of United
States Officers.
V. Preparatory School. Six skilful and expert
enced teachers.
Tuition free. Ladies' and gentlemen admitted
Location healthy. First term begins Sept. Is.
ALEXANDER MARTIN. Ii. D., fPrest
aug Edwin Greencastle. Indiana.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-07
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

The ''Argus7 has General Circulaion IN Rock Islam
Adjoining Counties.
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& ~ e - 49,

Disease is an effect not 3 cause. Its origin lie
within; its manifestations without. Hence to
Cure the disease the CAUSE must be removed,
and in no other way can cure ever be effected
WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CTRE
is established on just this principle. 1t realizes
IL
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-07
ROCK ISLAND & PEORIA RAILWAY.

lsuorTEsr ROUTE TO THE EAST AND wEsT)
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Nay [ rs S.t5 n Mail and Elk Il AS p. NJ.
F F,;i P ~ ~ p NJ Fast Express. $40 NJ.
Freight and Accommodation. Z 100 p M
The rs p M train makes close connection at
t Ealashnrr at 4 p D. m; Burlington $40 p. m;
Keokuk 1925 p m; Quincy 10:05 p M; also max,
ing close connection az Peoria with l. t. " W, ana
r p n " roads for al points east and south.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-07
THE DAILY ARGUS.
LINES WRITTEN UPON THE DEATH OF
HATTIE, ELMER AND FRANK
FIELD.

BY JENNIE NJ. FOWLER.
A lovely angel descended one day,
From the clouds in the azure sky,
And bore little Hattie away
To its beautiful home on high.
Away on its white wings it bore her.
The tiny baby SO fair,
Gently hov'ring before her,
climbing the golden stair
sorrowing we laid her, all that was mortal,
Under the moss-grown sod;
But the little spirit went through the portal.
Entering the gateway of God.
Dear brother frankie the door is aiar.
Little sister has left it,
(She calls from afar;)
''Oh. follow my footsteps. the angel will guide
Close he viii follow, ever beside
''The ways so dark so gloomy and cold.
And the streets here are paved with brightest OF
gold;
Oh! leave the dark world of sin. sorrow and care,
Spread wide your pinions and follow me here
Dear frankie has listened the angel is nigh
He has heard sister calling, is ready TO die;
oh gently the angel leads all the dark way.
He trnstingly follows TO where it's bright day.
Another is laid meath the dasy-grown sod,
And frankie, has met his sister, and God,
Gone from the home of kind love, and care,
To dwell in the one brighter and fair.
Elmer next stricken the pride and the joy,
Beloved by all, this beautiful boy
The angel of death, his pinions spread wide,
lie hoVers close oe r him, is waiting to guide.
Must he leave the play mates and friends he has
won?
Father and mother must they give up this SOM
Yes he sees through the gloom a beckoning
finger.
His sistee and brother, and cares not to linger.
The soft wind in the tree-tops gently is signing,
While parents and friends grieve, Elmer is dying.
Another dear loved one rests under the sod,
Another is safe in the arms of his God
Oh! glad was the meeting he joined the ranks,
Glad to leave home and cross DER the banks
Into the portal of the pearl gates so fair
Following the angel up the wide stair.
Oh could we wish them back?
Back in this desolate spot
Where their life might be gloomy and dark
And sad and weary their lotr
No. No we must give them up gladly
And try to crowd back the tears
Though miss them nor so sadly
Wen all meet i'll few short years
Rock Island, Sept 1st 1882
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