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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-09-14

A TABLE just completed by the Indiana
bureau OF statistics, with view to ascer-
tainlng the benefits derived from tile drain
ing, shows that land which yielded an av-
erage of 81 bushels of wheat per acre for
five years before drainage, yielded 19 I
bushels for five years after being drained.
With corn the increase was from 81 to "a
bushels per acre. During the same peri
cd the number of cases of malarial sick
ness diminished from 1,S40 cases to 490
cases after drainage.
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The Riches, Ci,y In the world.
tENChAngc !


Frankiurt-on.the.M nin. containing n
populu ion " ahont loOOn, IL sid To- he
the richcst city Vt its size III the whole
world, II its wealth were equally di-
vidcd among it's inhabitants every man,
woman and child would have. it il said
20,OOO marke, or some $1,000 apicr..
There nre as mny be supposed, many
poor people III the town, but the citi-
2ens are, as whole, in unusually com
Portable circumstances, more So. prOhu-
bly,, than the ci liens Of my other capi-
tai IN Germany or Europe. II il stutod
TINT there are one hundred Frnnkfurters
worth from 2i.OOO,OCO to 27,ON0N eurh,
aud 80 who nrc worth S3OO,OON and up
ward The city is one Of the great
banking coutcrs of the globe Its Rg-
grrgato banking capital Ia estimated ut
$4,000 more than one-fourth of
which the famous Ruthschilds, whose
original aud parent house is there, own
and control. The annual transactions
IN bills Of exchange are III oxcess ~
2lOO,VO,Oh.
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4 tiTA1ION.

{ HrAr'oN'
The state OF Tex 's-In the County
tourj, july Term, 4 u ISL
To the sheriff OF any Constable OF Nc
Lehman county, greeting:
You nrr hereby commanded, that uv
making publication al tins citation in
some new spapcr published In the county
ri Mel 4cnnHu. II there bra newspaper pub
lishcd In said county Out il not, then IN
the nearest county where Il newspaper II
publi,hcd) Tor four weeks previous 10
The return day hereof, yWi summon q. ".
Aston, whose residence IL unknown, 10
hc and appear before the County Court To-
| lee holden In md tor the county Oi Me
| l.crnin, Mt the court house thereof IN
waco, on the third Monday in July, 1852,
| tilr number being !LsS. then and there to
answer the petition ut Henry Is DoItun
and George L. DultOR, traders dong bus
in,ss untcr the film name and style OF
| DoitOu Bros, liud In said court un the
first day oi April, a. -. lSS2, against the
said q. W. Aston, and alleging In sub
stance to-wit: Defendant executed and
delivered unto plaintiff his certain prom.
i.soTy note on the NTH day OF July, 1875,
| in the sum oi three hundr' Il and iprty-siN
| and SO-lOU dollars, with interest from date
NJ the rat" Ol ten per cent per annnm AMI
! ten per cent, attorneys i,c- tor collecting
same II not paid when due, said note due
| four months after date; which said not
nor any part thereof hns ever been paid, to
! plaintiffs damage In the sum Of six hun
bred dollars wherefore plaIntiil sues for
| Judgment, debt, interests ami costs.
| Herein Tall not, but have yon then and
there before said court this writ, with your
| return thereon, showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness, j. W. Baker, clerk OF the
County Court OF MrLcnnan county.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
49, sad court in Waco, this the 18th
| lbs. day of May, A. y. lsS2.
49, j. W. BAKER,
Crk County Ct, Mel Co., Texas.
By q W DAVID, Deputy.
Came to hand the 10Th day OF May, a.
y 1882, Mt o'clock p. m, and executed
the sumc day by ordering published for
| iunr consecutive weeks in the Waco TX
amincr, newspaper published in Melon
nan county. VAN HALL,
sheriff OF Mcl.ennan county
I tlEV-lN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

The following stands on the volk test
grounds will be offered Tor sale ut Proc.
tor Springs, June 18th
Two bur room stands
Two lunch.
Two ice cream and lemonade.
Two soda AMI lemonade.
one cigar.
one coffee and cake.
One shooting gallery,
one living horses.
one fruit and candy,
one restaurant.
One trick and iugg'er stand.
conditions OF sale: Half OF purchase
price to be paid on day of sale. balance
on JUDY ith, The sale will take place at
10 o'clock, busses will leave the ely from
Watkins store, Mt o'clock.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE VoLKsFtsT.
dtl6.
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lIo, Travellers,

And especially to our lady friends do
Wa say come, before starting on on your
usual Journey among the popular
summer resorts, and get Won iull supply
OF those nice little indispcnsablrs TO II
traveller, such us telescope water cups of
several styles, soap boxes, pocket mir.
rors with comb and shoe fastener attached
combs and brushes OF the most elegant
finish, toilet powders aud handkerchief
extracts OF all shades and odOrs, and those
Russia leather goods are perfectly brnuti-
iul, such us pocket albums, portmoncs
and visiting card eases, with the latest
aiy los ui cnr,l, aud many other little nov
cities that would be useful toa co4mopnl-
lie, but too tedious to mention here
Don't TAIL 10 come, we will sell them to
you SO cheap. TUCKTu a. WILLIS.
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The ExAMINKw desires to inform those
who wish first cla,, job printing, Il ON the
smallest DODGE up TO the h, 81 class of
book work, and time commercial printing
that II can be had NJ this Office. Tie Job
Office Is In charge Of Mr. EN-. s. Hughes
who Is thoroughly familiar with Every
feature Of the business. The ollife ha- on
hRnd the largest stock Of stationery, suiia-
Bile tor all kind OF work, ovor scen In hi,
part Of T,Nas and estimates viii he iui-
nishel all Who apply. The Job rooms are
supplied " III all The new faces in Typ,
and have every facility Tor turning out
ilrst-class work rapidly apd IA, bottom
p Ices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

During his recent visIt to Now Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for IL continual supply Of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which ia declared 10y all
who have used it, superior to lard Tor
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction Guaranteed O3Uitf
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Cutlery Cllpql,.

Wishing to close out this department
OF my business, offer II fine assortment
of ckct cutlery, Scissors, rnzurH aud
razor strnps, It special bargains, to cnsh
buyer II. ~. AMnoLn, Gnnsmiih,
Chalmers block, South lth strcet.-Glllw
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And people building; | will do tin roof
ing Tor six dullar' n square, also glltering
and Other TIN work W. X. CUMMINGS.
shop in Stone'- building ON FInh street
EJ'lIt
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Tucker & Willis have the very largest
supply OF mixed bird seed and Mocking
bird food, which they are selling cLcap,
chrap, cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

Remember that Rochester beer or malt
wine acknowledges no superior, and
claims to hc the finest, purc,t and most
nrallhml malt liquor. Ii isa rich food
drink. Oj23w-m.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

Ladies' mud clildren's slippers aud
button boots and mems fine low shoes OF
the best make, To be had at Sanger
Bros.-6lltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

Don't forget TO inspect the late invoice
Of millinery and fancy goods at Mrs
Doss', No. 52ls Austin street, up stairs
Hair goods in endless yaricty.-O5l3tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

See our Indications Tor this week.
Fine Manila straw hats, from siOU to
$3.50; Manila, from $3.50 10 $500 And
bargains in all kinds OF straw hnt-, at
Levine Bros. elite.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

The number OF our unlauudricd shirts
that We have turned out induces us to
continue the offer for this week. Re.
member, that the best uulgundried
shirts in America, for Sl00 at Levine
Bros elite.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

paten,eI January y, lss4, Gives tie old
an and down" mot on with peri 4 east
Aa.aiu., ilyc times a. much ts aay
o,lrr dash. II can be used In my old
.tyle y God or eutl en- hum. Is - simri1
mi easily operated hat IL rhild can work
il. /. chrap, durhio and %ii cleaner
Has the quickest time on rrcorl-l MN MN
st,.ta county o. pie,iuct rights Tor sale.
Aide, aus. W. RICHARDSON,
blTdNNiL waco leA@s'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

Two grcnt -hcnuuche md consti.
patton, affecting nearly all humanity,
are relieved by Bmley's Saline Aprri
put.-J2llm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

A beautiful array ~ pHrasDls aud sun
shades, plain, silk, linediand uuhned, in
all the newest styles Cal aud ioulI At
them at h. Habcr's. elite
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

Carpets, ,hattings and floor oil cloths
in good variety, marked down 90 very
low prices, at Ii. Haber's. elite
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The Rail.

Gentlemen can find An elegant assert.
m NJ Of kld and lisle thread gloves, Nhtc
vests, While neck Ties At Spark, Mallory
AZ Allan
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

When you want II pair ~ men sshOcar
60 where yon get the best value Tor you
money at-Sangrr Bros -Glltc
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The peoples shoe dealers. Sanger
Rrns.-Blltc
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nNIRTISERS las addressing GRO. T..
n NuMELI a 60 10 spruce IT.. New
- can learn the eNact cost ut ADV ERrlS
tN,ir American Sew pnpcr-. O52Oiwlm
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just opened, nn elegant lot N now
Span sh and cream luccs at B. HnbcrH
I'll tic
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Bar and Billiard Hail.

Enlarged, retitted, elegantly lighted ana
ventilated, AMI now the best app"lht'I
fesort In the city for iirst-cass bar anu
billiard hall patrons. Prompt ana '".lI-
locus treatment, and the best goods Ioi
all AZ the Commercial" ~ Austin ave
nue.-l0O0u
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MEDICAL.

IN pER WEEK can ne made In any H.
SW ,atity something entirely new t,t
III. - nutiit tree q. W. INGRAIAM
y 70 Bu-tun. Mass. W2OlWlm
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500 prizes Nl2, 500
Whole tickets 81; Half tickets 81; q tckGts
b5U. 50 tickets 800.
Remit money or iiRnk Draft In Letter, or
send by Express. DON'T SEND lIN REG
ISTERED LETTER OR pOSTOFFlCE Oli-
DER. Orders oi NJ and upward, by Express,
can he sent ut our expense. Address all or
lurs tn r. VI. BOAHDMAN, COurier-Jour-
nal building Louisville, Nv.
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TEMPERANCE.

Temperance Council so. iiH nccts yycrF
FRIDAY night nj -larp, "a Lehman
Hail, east side square --lnlSly ..,.. -.
Il. ". DAVIS, w. T..
4. r.MOORE Il. $.
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wood
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'45th-
III WIZ WV Ut I7VUT'NWI'' VI
Friday. Iune 80, 1882,

These drawings occur monthly tsundAyE
eNcrpteil under provisions OF Hu Act ui the
GENERAL Assembly OF kentucky.
The Quilted States Circuit Court on March
nrst rendered the following tuCisiOns
lst-Thht the Commonwealth Distribntisu
Company Is Legal,
2d-its drawings aro fair.
n. h. The Company has now on hand n
large reserve fund. Read carefully the list OI
prizes for the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-17

Up s9oo each, sppro1 imAtlon prizes. ., 10
Up. 2DN each, - 90 l,tuu
q II. 100 each, - - =, POO
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-03

and will reside at Pine Hill. taking charge
Of the two little children Of her deceased
sister, Mrs Crooke.
Great interest is manifested by mem.
beers Of both parties here in the Compression
al fights in the 10th district The demo
Gratis are praying confidently for Little
Matte" success, and the republicans are
certain that John ID. White will win. All
concede, however, that the fight will be
close.
"A change has taken place in the man
agement Of the Altamont Coal Company.
The president w. NJ. Howard, and treasur-
er, Geo. d. Brownie, retire'l from the con-
cern, selling their entire stock TO Messrs G.
Crooke and G. s. Nield. The price is not
made public, hut the figures we're $4,000.
The Company will now be organized on a
new basis.
AT no time has the interest in the Con-
gressional race been very great in this coun-
ty. A general apathy seems to have per-
vaded both parties Within the past week,
however, some stirring is noticeable, and
the indications now are that a tolerbly good
vote will be polled. The county may al
most be set down as doubtful, though the
republicans generally claim and some dem
ocrats concede a small majority for Ewell.
DIR X. @. Redd, formerly Of this place,
latterly Surgeon in the U. 8. Army, is
now engaged in the drug business, a mem
Der Of the firm Of w. H. Savage & Co, Of
Miles City, Montana. The business isboth
Wholesale and retail and the firm is said to
be the foremost drug firm in the city. Miles
City is situated en- Tongue river in the Vel
lowstons Valley and has grown from viii
lage Of 200 people in 1873 to city Of 1900
in 1882
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Personal.

-IIoS. J. s. OwsLEY went TO Louisville
Tuesday.
Mus s. =. McRonERrs sgoneto Lou
isville to visit her sister, Mrs. Judge Muir.
Mn A. q. PAYNE aud family Of Crab
Orchard will move to Missouri in a few days
Mus. W. q. BAILEY, Mrs. Mary Bow
man and Miss josie Withers are In Louis
willie.
Mn. NJ. h. McMULLES Of Rockcastle,
wideawake stock trader, was here this
week.
Mn. q. W. sHurTz, the popular agent
ofthe G. \. r. X. at Lexington, was here
thi. week on Law business.
Hon. G. s. Hull, w. II. Reeves and
the youthful but competent Clerk Of the
Marion Circuit Court are here on legal
business.
-rIoS. HARRisoS BAILEY Of Shelby
county ~ on visit 10 his brother, Judge
w. q. Bailey, who is getting along we'll
with his broken leg
--MRs. JoHS McRoBERTs. SR, who has
been III for several months, was rapidly
sinking when this paper went to press at
O'Clock last night. She was fully conscious
and oppressed herself ready and willing to
lie
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DEATHS.

Miss Eveline Estes, daughter OF VIM.
Estes, living near Mt. Salem, died Tuesday
Of typhoid fever, aged about 10 years. She
was a member Of the Reform Church.
-CLOYD-On Tuesday night last Of ty'
phoid fever, after weeks illness, Micheal
.Cloyd, aged about "a years. A little over
a year and half ago he led to the altar,
Miss Alice Cash, whom he leaves to mourn
his early demise. Mr.. Cloyd was a probes.
sor Of religion, who lived up to its teach
ings and he was known for his sterling in
tegrity and many excellent traits OF char
aeier. The sympathy Of many friends il
with the heart-broken widow and weeping
family in their sllliction. The remains
were Inferred in Buffalo Cemetery Wednes
day afternoon.
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WAYNE COUNTY



Judge Durham and Col. Proctor Knott
are expected to spcal here this week.
The corn crop is turning out better
even than was expected. Farmers are
about done seeding wheat.
james Vaughn and wife started on a
visit to Middle Tennessee a few days ago.
Mr.. " is prospecting for location in that
favored region.
Mr.. Loomis, who has been superintend-
ing the operating Of pumps at the otter
Creek Oil wells, was in town to-day. lie
does not regard the prospect very enconr-
aging at present for getting oil in paying
quantities.
-Diptheria in a malignant form has
made its appearance in the Mullenburg
district in this county. A little daughter
Of NJ. Back's died last Sunday Of the d.
sease. There have been other deaths and
other cases are reported.
DIR. VIM. Ryan Of Parmleysville left
this morning for Louisville. whittier he
goes to purchase goods. Mr.. WIN. Hay
aud Esfon Of Louisville are at the Hardin
House. Mrs. Bette B. Jones left today
for her home in Tennessee.
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MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Sam. N. B0dett. Editor


Let's redeem Rockcastle.
Every democrat should be at the polls
next Tuesday.
Don't forget that next Tuesday, 9TH
inst, Is the election.
Trains will be running TO Williams
burg by the 18th inst.
Come 10 the polls next Tuesday early
and vote for Little Phil"
Get your democratic neighbors TO come
10 come to the polls and vote.
There ought to be general rally all
along the line line between this ana Tues
day.
Democrats see that your ballot has
nothing on il except the words Phillip Il.
Thompson"
The greenbackers will vote for Thomp-
son. Al least several OF them have done
good work for him. 81,
-Disahected democrats should remem-
Der that this is square light between de-
mocracy and radicalism, and return to their
/ first love.
ny'a employees moved TO Laurel this week,
where they will work for the Altamoun'
/ Company.
ii wont do TO think that because
Thompson will be elected anyhow, you
can therefore afford 10 stay at home. Dem
ocrats, your places are at the polls nex'
Tuesday.
Look at Ohio. The democrats There
rose in their might and swept the State like
a tornado. Every democrat in kentueky
ought 10 vote next Tuesday. That would
give us eleven Congressman beyond doubt
The INTERIOR JOURNALS chapters n
the life Of Hon. X. l.. Ewell, omitted II
former biographies, greatly enraged the re-
publicans here, but no one denies that the
Information contained in those chapters Il
true.
Mr. Ewell represents the corporations
and monopolsts. A vote for him Is vote 4
make them still more oppressive, Mr.
Thompson represents the PEOPLE. A vol'
for him is a rebuke TO corporation and mo
nopolists. q,
-GRAND RALLY DIR. J. j. Brown vii
speak in the Glades at Adams School
house, Monday. Nov. 9th, at night. Sever
al other persons are expected 10 speak
The occasion will be made a grand demo
cratic rally. Every body is invited to at
tend
Misses Ida and May Adams have re
turned 10 Daughters College at harrods
burg. Mrs. Lou. Nield has resigned he
position in the faculty Of that institution
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LGK FOCAL TIxE CARD.
LOCAL NOTICES

Boy PAINTS Of Penny n MoAlisler.
Buy your ammunition Of all kinds from
MoRoberts a Stagg.
NV stock Of Jewelry and silverware al
Penny a McAli'ter's.
WArcHH, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister.
FALL lot Of Zeigler's Shoes just receiv.
ed aud Tor sale At J. II. rs. II. shanks.
STANDARD Sheet Music, Vocal and In
strumental for 10 cents at Penny n Meal
ister's
LARGE stock Of Window Glass, all sizes.
Double thick glass for flower pits. Penny
a MeAlisler.
Jusr received new loto cloaks for Ia.
dies and children and fine lot of Dol.
mans j. II. n y. II. SHANKs.
GREAr REDUCTION in sheet music; so
70 and 81 music nov cold al cents. Reg.
ular sne and on good paper, at McRoberIs
n Stages.
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the INFERIOR JOURhAL cORS SHOW,

Our corn show will occur ON the 9th OF
November, county court day, and premi-
ums will be awarded as follows; Best u
ears white corn, and % bestwhitei best vel
low, "a best yellow; best mixed, "a best
mixed; best bread corn. "a best bread corn
making eight premiums in all. For first
premiums we will give the SFMI-WEEKLN
INTERIOR JOURNAL and two other papers
and for second premiums the same paper
aud one other. Among the papers TO be Ae
lected from are the Weekly CoUriel-Jo~I'oi
Amenean AgricultHaiia, Country Geateaan
Weekly N. Y. Sun, Farmers Home Journal nc
The entries will be numbered and judges
chosen by those interested. Nothing lefi
than twelve ears are entered. Bring alonl
your samples and make the thing a. inter
esting AZ possible.
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RELIGIOUS.

ED. Livingston's meeting at Halls
Gap has had . additions. 1t will close to-
night
-Elds. Martin Ovens and Shaokleiord
closed a seven days meeting at Pine Hill
which resulted in seven additions.
Rev. DIR. c. O. Beatty Of Steubenville,
o., well-known throughout the country in
Presbyterian and educational circles, is
dead, aged eighty-three years.
Communion Services at the Presbyte-
rian Church next Sabbath. Preaching will
begin Saturday morning at II o'clock. Rev.
Harry Glass will assist the pastor. Par
ents are requested TO present their children
for baptism at the Saturday morning ser
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ObhunH.


Died, Of typhoid fever, Oct. 3lst, Mi
chael Cloyd, aged twenty seven years.
By his unselfish and snectionste dispo-
sition, he imbeded himself in onr affections
and 'tis with great sorrow that we give him
up forever on earth. lie set his affections
on few and loved them 30 ardently that he
was blind to their imperfections. He was
humorous and ioeose, and was more spirit
ually minded than he appeared to be on
this account. He loved money for its en-
ioyment, not its possession. lie was frank
and hated deceit, and was an ardent adj
mirer Of the truly good. 1t is with great
sorrow that we part with him to meet no
more on earth. ave shall go to him;
but he shall not return TO US"
His BROTHER.
HAYDEN the melancholy days she
has persisted with the flowers. Little Jen-
ME. daughter Of Frank and Olivia Hay
den, died Monday, evening, Oct. 3Oth, a
bright, lovely child Of 6 years. Thus early
has passed away the cherished idol Of fond
parents, the Oldest, and dearest, il possible,
Of little band Of four, for hers was ma
ture mott affectionate, and in her tender,
clinRing, way drew hearts toward her
How often are we reminded that the Fair
est flowers are the first to decay" Thus,
time with its blighting frost has early chill
ed this bud Of promise, ere the tender
leaves we're unfolded, Angels transplant
ed il from our earthly garden to the bow.
ers Of Eden. there to shed its fragrance and
bloom in radiance. BE resigned, be-
reaved mother, and lei not your selfish heart
dwell upon your loss, but look above, and
with the eve Of faith, see your darling
GROUPED with angels singing anthems OF
praise around the throne Of dear Redeem
er and rejoice with David Of old that you
can go where she has gone. IL.