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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-01
Such are the visions which attend

Such are the visions winch attcnu
Upon this grateful token,
While thoughts and sympathies they lend,
Too deep to e'er be spoken.
Thanks for your gift could aught on earth
An added value give it i?
Yes, there remains its browning worth
From yomr hand to receive it!
A sugar Spite is section of elder, some
six inches in length. with the pith remov-
ed, and shaved down nearly to the centre
about two thirds of its length at one end,
the other end being driven into the tree.
See song in Coopers NOVELETTE, Pion-
GERS.
t'Iambtongue" and ''crowfoot" are the
common names of two of the plants which
appear earliest in the spring in the Ohio
Valley.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
ne ss .ss.s e. PaEIIcA ~ ! ~ e
WHERE THE BEAuTIFUL RIVERS
I -. a.-.--.- FLOW
5 BY rArAER RYAN.

H 5--A'- . Al - BY RYAN. itsaIs aEft Y
OH. T1ls sing To- night of fairy land. in th. lap
is,f. of tho ocean set.
And of al the lands I've trayeIsd Ger 'tis the
loveliest land Tvs met, u.
where the willows weep and the roses sleep,
and-tEs baln1y breszes blow, 'sS , l5a5' :
In that dear old land that sweet old land,
he3Mhsre the beautiful rivers now. " ojis
But oh. alas how can singi tits aa exile
- breathes the strain -
And that dear old land of my youthful love, /
may never see again; s,, '2 "a o, rs
Andnthe very jbv sthat fill my breast must wer
@; change to woe. hE 2f''-7 % oai aHii"1 q
For that dear old land, that sweet old land,
where the beautiful rivers flow
But I'll sing of the lonely old churchyard where
go our fathers bones are 1aida9d a's.. e y
Where 1.-the olOisterss stand those ruins grand
81 tpat our tYEant. fees have made; ,,r-5sl a
Aud III strike the harp with a ruournful touch
| till tho glistening tears viii show, '-'"
For that dear ofdhland. that sweet old land,
where the beautifulriyers flow. Ffal.- 4
And I'll sing of Emmet's lonely:fate. and of his
slepelY Kraye-T = -7r1 s'z-574asf
OF his early doom, andIris Youthful bloom, and
his spirit more than brave
And'ah! how Blsst, and. calm his rest.,thouch
lsf his. grave he epld and low, rs r.- sGf, BPS
In that dear old land. that swset old lana
= w.1sFe the beautiful rivers flow. ~ -
Ls ADsII sing of Tone and the Geraldine, proud ,
ass Edward true ard blest-- s rrs.,-s 4. o I
lnaJ won the er0ws-ths msrtyr's crown-Gnd
they sleep in shade aud rest. ag
In heavenly mouldtheiF names rolled they
2die.tiu manhood q glow. so OH toe
For that desroLd land that sweet old lane, where
-, ithe bsaatifsl rivera fow. = 70 q e.. 90 :
AID I'll slug eftysland'. .neieat da5,. when en- he.
80 sireswero kinEly men, E7I,au-- nE l.ar
Who led the chase and manly race through for
s3s est, helt and. glen =, - ~ .' =. - no
Whose only word was the shining sword-whose
pen the patriots blow, Er' .r-
For the dear old land, hat s% eet cid land where
hr the -ben tiful rivera Row.. --,sy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
BOOK lNoTIOES. - ,M

-
AsJoUsNkL FoiS MECHANICS TIE pubiishsrsl
Of the Aseha"tea' Nese,, illustrated, praotieaf
mechanical Journal, for eleyenzyears pu bllshed
at7snrInSheiu' OHIO have decided to remoye
thsu PAPER tatheiy Eastern once. Nc. ileihfbz1S
March,. The Meehanieol ssu. 5s one of tho sbest5t
Journals of its class published. ana it is the in
tentlnn Of toe frnprietoFs TO still further inn
preTs it. In order TO do tEis esenomiealIv and
In the beet neSsIbis nIsr, they find Tint II fsnt
eSssntl2! TO remove the came to the Metr0polisb
paper hrst-eiass in every respect. Tho Nras5 n
handsome si&+eeH- JfourHnf, printed on
tbSa92ars9 nnS 9ars9 yitheHEsavinFs of tbe latest ME-
ssssIIcdl UeNlces, aud sublScts that cannot fail
tolntensst every. reader. The moi S,.Sb
eo,sa y i92pla. Elth the ertisRn, but wefya
Ihe Publishers send specimen copv otSS siit rajd
n n mInm list Tree on applic2tion. Thor snbscrip-
aud useful premium IA included.
TaENEw sCtESTIFIc AMEF1cAH oFrrcx.-
are glad to anheance that the Seisnffe mSrieauH H1
came out of the late fire in New YORK. liko lssS
1aDleo Phpll&, with renewed life, The subz
scmption lists account b0"Es, phteut reeords
Pa'ens surtWlhSe'-sna cVrTespondeuee were pFe.8
served IN MASSIVE fire proof fes. Ihs uri,f1nT9
OF he SSteft;pe 4EtrseH and SaPpIsrasai IVA sdonSd
10 10, t anetne. nS,!iing, consequently the typescI
pAeeS pFeSseS' pAlHFIete.. weTe unha atrrkd, hnf<1
no ints srrnnIipn OF b1snees as occa.inn Tt~n
pew Scientific Ams,iean offices are located at 26I
Broadway. corner of Warren Street a vc, - csH
alaud exeelleht situation. -'
We are in receipt of soHIs beautif6,iSoaax saw
euted dchromo-lithOYraphica aSsSa rseGetssfr6n,i 10
u. Lnndreth q Sons, of Pkiladelpbm the nia-,,
neor Seedmen of this continent. The Tr,issfioS
aeMens ana cn1pfinG are so tuut to azure and u
neSonh comparison. But the merit of llIItstraA
sIon Is NOT Inc most important feature, 'tIs tho
Seeds has been, prove cd by tests SxfenSinr mn no,
a century. Their Almanac and CaIaIoISne !.
tne pest YET and shon d bo in sVertSi c6untrYaW
apply for it.ilT d -rEd6 !ElT}ETh 'TtFJst BinHsd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
ls44 CHA RLEsToWN TUEsDA FEBRJA RY72S5
MEDIcIN M a L.
S Z A I, E. NJ E n I
..fUnder Oath.s,-o

HAVE been afflicted tor twenty year, With
an obstinate kin d isea Sc. called by some Nj
srsoriash, and others LeproBy, -comue incin q
on IN scalp, and in spite hall oouid do " ith
tne neip OF the nost skilful slov ly but
surely extended until year ago this viutsr II
eoSsred my entire person in form OF dtyfseaies.
FOR the last three years have bean a bic TO do
any labor. a. d suffering ntenselv-all the timey
Every norning there could be nearly q dustpa nful
81 sea les taken from the sheet my bod some of
tnem hal ae large the envelope col taiping this
letter. ln:the latter part of the winter NV aim
commenced cracking open ! tried everyth;ns
nnost that could be thought of, without n nv re-
hef TheSl2th ofJune started W est. in hene,1
couid reach the Hot Springs / reached Detroit
ana was 20 low thought should have to 60 20
Mich. where had sister living. One Dr.
treated me about vo weeks. but d id m u n good
All thought had but short time to live ear
nestiv prayed to die Cracked through the skip
All over nv back. across my rits, arms hapda
irnhs .feet badly swollen, tee nails came off, fin.
and ltfeless "a old stTaw. Oh, my Cod how did
suffer- s.r- F' 7,--'5-. y g "a = = - "
"My sister, Mrs A. Davis had snaun,rt
OF box OF Cnticura in the house She wouIdp,t
give up; said We will try Tuticura someswas
applied hand arm. Eureka, there s,as
from the word go. They Immediately rot tho
Cuticura' Resolve mt blood pur,fier) Cutcura and
Cuticurh Soap (the great skin cures) Il com
menced bv taking one tablespoo n tul OF Resolvent
three times 'dav. after calls; had ba tb once n
dav. water about blood heat; used Cuticufa Soar
Resu't. returned To nv home in Just ak weeks
from the tiIne left. nd skin smooth a thi,
sheet Of paper. HIRAM F. CARPENTER.
Henderson, J- Ier Go N v
Sworn to before this l9thldny of J.uusry
1859 A. NJ. LETTING WE'LL,
Ju,tice eoft the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
A Picture Worth Beholding.

:
Hanging between two small windows, and
catching the light from larger one opposite,
10 one of the Offices OF Adams Express Com %
pany, at SO broadway, New York-tho ofioe,t
occupied by DIR. w. II. Hall, head of the,
delivery department-is q plainly, finished
but neatly framed chrome about 81 BY 8 feet
in sizo, which is look ed upon by hundreds OF"
people daily, on many Of whom II has aI0
wonderful and salutary effect. 1t reprasentsss
flight OF half. dozen rough stone steps,
leading from the swarded bsuk of a placid
iake to little rustic temple set in the rug.
ged side OF the mountain which rises in stur-1t &c
pendous proportions 10 the back ground AL
covered with rank Iuxuriant growth of.
foliage 10 bush and tre0. In the open doorg
OF this little temple stands half copcealed,
figure, with, an arm, and hand extended, hold.
ing forth small, dinly defined pack.pe.
while seated on the sward at the foot OF theY
steps an aged piigtim. barefooted, lame ,andx
decrepid, bears a staff in one hand, andyinr
the other holds before his dim eyes a small
bottle. whose label he eagerly scans This
label besrS the words, .'St. Jacobs Oil tBsI
Great German Remedy" Simple as ttiss
little chrome appears in its unostentatiousk
position, 1t has an Influence which it wouId
be difficult to estimate. at is to that pictuTs-
and the persrasions Of Mr. Hail." said MIS-
Edward J Douglass, gentTensn con nec,ed
with Mr.. Halls department, -that owe my,s
present ability to perform my work Soma
weeks ago, | was violently attacked with,
sclatic rheumatism, and hour by hour grew
worse, and nothing my family or the doctor
could do gave me any relief. began to-
think 10 nfeW days that my case was hops4J
less and, that was doomed to be an. invalid,
and helpless cripple for life. Bot at last /
thought of that picture which had so often
looked at with but little interest, aud then
| MIR Hall came to my bedside and telling me
how ST. Jacobs Oil had cured him Of a7wops
and longer standing case thap mine, urged
me TO use the.ssmo remedy. I did SO that
| very night, directing my wife not to spare IL
but to apply It thoroughly according 10 thss
directions ;5this' she did with large piece uff
| flannel cloth saturated with the Oil. and then,
bound the cloth to the affected parts Tho
mex. morning was free from pain. and
| although little sore in the hip, was able to-
dress myself, and the next day resumed NV
duties in the Office ss sound rs dollar
| Here I am now in full health aud strength.
h1Sing bad NO touch of rheumatism or other
pain since. Whenever see one of our
drivers or any other person who shows any
| symptoms of lameness or stiffness. I point,
him to the picture 10 Mr HalPs of5cs. aud
| then direc. him TO go for st. Jacobs Oil at
once ~ 7, EgeRinq Telegram.
, If yen owe for your paper, pay up.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
DITCHING, EXCAyATING HC

TSHE uadsrsigned stiff offers bis service. as n
l. eOHpetent workman in the above limo -
Ditehiog aaa EIcaVAtiuE OF all kiuds-DieRine
Cisterns, P01ds, Cei!.rs. &c undertaken at mod.
crate rates, end faithfully executed Orders left
AZ residence. on West Coug gress st.. will receive
eromPt attention BIastIEE aiso done in a satis-
factory manner. and at lowest
March g. 1850. WESLEY LOWRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
A THOROUGH JOB,

Judge NJ ~, well know siurist iisint
near Clncnpati, was fond of eatiup, this q
anecdote: lie once had an occasion to send ~,
to the village Tor carpenter and sturdy
young fellow appeared with his tools: SeS'ot
II want this fence meudsd TO keep out D
the cattle There are some unpls ned 6oards-+-g
use them. 1t is out OF the sight of the honse pa
so you need not take time to make it q neat
job, L will only pay you 81 so i'' ~ 'HI
The judge went to dinner, and con;r . gsi
out, found the man planning each boatd. 10
Surprising that he was trying to make a.,
costly job, OF IT, he ordered him to nail them q
on at once, just as they were. aud continued .
his Walk When he returned, tho boArds7
wore plaued ready fnf mailing : no 'I1oL odi
~ told you this fence was to be coveredra
with vines, " he said, augriIy Il do not
care how it looks" - - .-nar.t sfT
II do" said the carpenter. gruffy. csre-H
fully measuring his work. When it 1vss b
finished there was NO part Of the fepce "a. =.
thorough in finish.
'"How much do you cbsrgey' asked tho
"a dollar and q half" said the nan,di
shouldering his tools 81 .
The judge started. ''Why did you spend
all that labor on the job, if not for money 7''"
"For the job, SIR" do tH ,' baH
on itY .. -,... ....-, ....,, - -, -
But should have known it was ihere..r
No. I'll take only the 80" And he
took II and went away. "'"R'
Ten years after the judge had the contractu
to give for the building of certain maen cent J.!
public buildings There we're many appli,i.
cants among master builders, but tho face of /,
one caught his eye. -''' "a"
at was my man of the fence" he said :.s
"l knewswe should have only good, eeDuine71
work from him. gave him the cOntradt ri
and made rich man of him D" 4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
COED GREAT Et chance to make money

EnI n GREAT chance to make money.
W. III ~. Thosoowho always take advan.
tage of the good cha nces for mixing money that
are offered. generally become wealthy While
those who do not i'm prove such chances rens in in
poverty We ~snt many men, boys and girIs to
vork for us right in their localities. Anv
one do the work properly from the frat start
The businsss will paw than ten times ordi-
nary wages. EIpensiv. outfit furnished free
Ne one Who engages IRils TO mako money. You
eaa devote your whole time to tho work. or ouly
your spare moments. Full in forms ton nd al
shat 10 needed sent free. Address STI&aoS Co
Hsrtlsnd, Maine. Nov. %, Issl-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
TAYLOR HOTEL,
wINChES TER, Va.

'ENHE und ersigned takes pleAtures in suuounc-
Ing TO his numerous friends Virginia and
else" where. that he has unde rita ken manage
Inent OF this Famous Hotel for of years
10 those who know him it is to cav tha /
he will spare no efforts render the TAYLOR
housE worthy Of their patronage. Strangers
ana tho pubic at large are CORDIALLY in vited to
give the la lor House trial He ha q refitted it
from top to bottom, aud with No cooks aud po-
lite and accommodating employers in every de-
p'rtmeut hopes to ma intain the reputn Iuu th e
Taylor Hotel. famous amorg travellers for the last
nifty years Every Department OF the House will
be c"nd ucted With view to the comfort Ind con-
venience of its guests.
S-Speci'l Facilit-r for Com IN e re ial Travellers
Term" 10 t'ansient vis'tors So 90 per dsv, and
ndvAn ia eous rates to weekly nd hiv BOARD
ers HENRY WULFERT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

We have received copy of The Church.
Ne'cs. new religious paper started at Roaa
noke, Va. Messrs. Campbell & Gordon, edi
tors. 1t is issued monthly. at SO cents a
year, and though small in. size, is we'll filled
and very interesting. The senior editor is
the Rev W g. Campbell, the rccen. popua
lar pastor of Harper's Ferry Presby .erian
Church. We wish the Ncps and ;ts pub
fishers much Success
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
II HOTELS.
saEt"E Ss0sESes
Chari, stOWn, Jefferson County, ". Va.
The Carter House has chang ed ha nds and 10 now
under the management
MI. P- IE. Dol.Sev

NH 4'- H. Dorsey,
late OF BHltiuI"r" whu thoroughly cnunrlc n,
conducting a hotel tr.I-cIkss pt ircipIea Tn,
ho;el VIII at once undergo thorough renovation
inside and out, aud large quantity CT new rurni.
ture, carpeune, &c, will be added, nd every
comfort aud acCOmmoda ZION vii! bc .Roto.d 10
the travelling public and patrons of the we'll
know q Carter II use Mr.. Dorscy is an exaeri-
enc d hotel man and will cater gene rousIy 10 lhe
wants OF every guest.
Reference Barnum's Hotel, baltimore II
CIaroudon Hotel, BaI,iInero
February 40
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

LADIES' GLuAKs AND ,DoLMAHs. .-We
will cIuse from this date our entire stock of
Clocks and DoImans at one. third less than
cost. We would rather loose than carry this
stock over for next season. Call and be con-
vnced of the fact Our 50 so Clo.ks win
be sold for 81 40; $500 Cloaks .for So o. !:
81 90 CIoaks for 81 so; $1,000 Closks far
Sc so, and $500 Cloaks Tor 81 90. s1'E
Respectfully, j Gornsvrru ."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

Cuticura Remedies for sale by all druggisis.
Prise of CUTicuRA. Medicinal Jelly ,,sm ali box
soc {: large boxes ST. CuTicuRA RksoLvENrt tho
new BIpod Purifier S per bottle CuTlcrRA liz.
nIctsAL TOILET SOAP. Csc; GvTIcURA MEDICINAL
SHAvISe soar. l5c.: in bars for BARRIERS and large
consumers hnc Prinrirs depot.
Weeks & Potter. Boston. Mass.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
Justices Notice.

uAVlNG qualified aud riven bond as a jus
ii tIce of the Pt.;Ic" I am now prepared to
EIve strIct attention 10 the dnri-s nf my office.
All Claims placed III nands for CeIlpcIiop
Bccerdulg TO Law, shall have close atteu-
tion. and prompt returns made AZ the law dl-
rects- Persons wis ing cn,lcctInns according
to law. and pT"mpt returns made, will have
Eheir orders carried our.
o. S. Currency defaced or partly DESTROYED
will be redeemed hv the U. S. S.Trcasury IwjIi
IN my bands Ackno heGf1ts Yhsp n IN RIaGed
other obligations. &c. taken a NV Office VoriI
corner of the Market House. en- rance 10 WASH
iugton Hall GIVE me !: call.
JOHN AVIS,
June Il. 1SSl-tf JnstICr "f - Peace.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

The publication Office OF the Church Ners
hitherto issued at Msrtinsbtrg under the
direction Of the Episcopal Conninii.tee Of Dies
cesan Missions-has been removed to, Par
kersburg' and the paper will now be issued
twice month. Subscription: rates will, how.
ever, remain at 25 cents year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28
Sanf0rd's Radical Cure

sing 10 dose instantly rcIIcves the viol I
Sneezing Head Colds, clesrs The head as b.
mage, stops watery oischu ses f. ON the and
eyes. prevents ringing noises in the head, cures
Nervous HeaohCbe mo eubGuCs Chills L q Fever
In Chronic Catar. il cieanres the nasal pa
of foul mucus. rest0rcs the OF eme II, taste
aud hearing when sfT-cted trees the head thros I
and bronchial tubes of offensive matter. sweetens
and puridea the b-eath, st"ps the cough and ar
restst be pro of catarrl I'M ption
vent and one Or. Sanford's Inha Ter. in mack.
nge. of III druggists tor 81 Ask for SA FoRD's
tDIcAL CuaE WEEKS POTTER. Boston
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

The Petersburg, Virginia, appeal notices
two .oasesin that city where ladies had for a
long time hsd constant aud severe suffering
from rheumatism. sad were entirely relieved
by vaccination. The appeal reporter is an
sducsted physician and Investigated the facts
bsfors publishing. The cnres have. .ttracted
considerable attention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

100 TINES MoRE EFFECTUAL
hun any other plaster or cleo.
trlc battery Ior PAIN aud weak
ness Of the Lungs. KIdueysand
Urinary organs, Partial Par
alysis. Rheumetiim. Neural.
gia Hysteria, Female Weak
ness, Nervous Pains and Weak.
nes'es. hai.ria.Fsver8 Asue.
Price Csc Bold evoTyvhere.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

I yen owe for your paper, pay mp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

C7O WEEK. SI2 day at home easily
'D & made Costly OutfU free. AddressTavE
x Co., Augusta, Maine. March g, lSsi-lv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-02-28

;an., - oU ENnk Kho"n any person to bo Sc
liver or kidneysf Aud when these orransars
10 good condition. do you not find their pessessor
enjoying good htahhf Parker's GiuRer Tonic
regulates tl:esc amp rt..iIt organs, n axes tho
food pure, aud strengthens every part of the
system. See other column.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-17

A little further into my net, If you
.please.) And, therefore, however sorry
l may be, sir, l must say no. II I were
myself to commit an act of this kind,
snd--"
Why did he stop2 bowed quietly,
and rising, said:
"You are quite right, Mr.. Blendon, for
dishonesty is terrible thing, and while
not for n oment pressing nv request, l
know you will forgive my calling to le-
membrance curious case known to my
self. Some twenty years ago poor
young couple, not long married, had fall
len into poverty. The wife and infant
were i'll; the husband was distracted he
must get money. When his young wife
and infant child were almost starving
what was to be donep The money was
Fobtained-Mr. Blendon, you know how.
But In what way was it repaid before
mischief came, and how was the hus-
band saved from ruin and degradation
saved to become rich and respected
merchantp Whose money saved him ?
That you do ret know, but will tell
you. The f2O note which rescued the
husband rested only ten minutes before
in the pocket Of this very Staining whom
y you are about to prosecute. Then Stain
ing was as rich as you are now; but he
was a kind, Christian man. Mr.. Blen-
don. | have right to ask you to what
character do you lay claim p
have often thought since what admi-
rable advantages are clear head aud a
calm temper I'd worked myself up to
white heat. 1t was only when he first
saw my drift that my listener manifested
any strong emotion. Then he rose from
his chair wi b flushed face, but he re-
sumed his seat, and by the time had
finished he was almost as. calm as when
1 entered. There was slight pause,
and then be said:
"You have acquired some knowledge
of an incident in my life which i am not
called upon to discuss. Is this knowl.
edge confined to yourself1"
~ believe it is confined to myself and
my informant, and ! have no desire il
should be otherwise"
Mr. Blendon bowed.
: 81 will not conceal that / shall be glad
if this goes no further, and on that foot,
ing | will say that your friend shall be
freely absolved. and ] will even aid him
il l can. You must excuse my taking
your f2O. am obliged to you for
coming. Good morning"
felt as left him that the enemy.had
well covered his retreat, and had not
left me morsel of triumph more than
be could help. But my object was ac-
complished and l hastened to meet Stain,
ing. He was not at the appointed place
and went to his lodgings. The land
lady told me he had come in early and
gone to his room-not well, she thought
She and went up together and knocked
more than once. Then went il. Poor
Staining lay upon the bed-dead. His
Ienfeebled frame had not been able to en-
dure the recent wear and tear, and he
was now beyond the reach OF his tollies
and his troubles.