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damaging to the pubilc credit. 1he
formation of another government
precipitated a crisis when the Sultan
under the pressure of England and
France deposed Ishmael Pasha and
appointed TewfiE tributary sovereign
Or khedive. The new representative
made some ahortive effects to assert
his independence, but finally sue
cumbed and Messrs. Barring and
Biligniers were appointed comptrollers
with power to suvervise Egyptian
finances. The debt and interest was
reduced somewhat in 1890, but great
opposition was manifested to the new
regime which carried its point howev-
er, and was finally charged with wind
ing up the Egyptian estate. But the
success which attended their opera
tons fastened the period for the man.
Hesitation of native and religious pref
udice. The Egyptians naturally
chafed by seeing their government
passing out of their hands complained
of civil and military positions being
monopolized by foreigners and mu-
tinted. The soldiers at Cairo peti-
toned for the removal of the war
minister, and when the three Colonels
that bore their demand were impris-
oned, the military placed their guards
under arrest, and drove away the OBJ
noXious minister of their choice. Arab
Bey was one of these three refractory
Colonels, and Immediately assumed
control of the new movement in which
he was backed by both the people and
the soldiers. He soon had the army
in better condition and when it was
proposed to send him and his regi-
ment to Cairo, he proceeded boldly to
the palace and demanded an increase
of the army to $4,000. The Khedive
yielded and agreed to send for Cherif
Pasha who was most of all men OBJ
noxious to the bondholders. The
next important step in this matter was
the interference of January 8, 1882,
of the English and French Govern
ments, for the protection of the
khedive, who finally invoked their aid.
Thus the English and French fleets
were called in and the revolutionists
submitted. On the 28th of May the
powers demanded the resignation of
the sministry and the departure of
Aribi whom the soldiers compelled the
Khedive to re-instate, and on the 11th
of June an unfortunate collision came
on between the native and foreign
populations, in consequence of which
England demanded the surrender of
the Notifications commanding the
harbor and city.
The number reported to have been
found killed andtwounded in the forts
and city is 5000. The Khedive is
safe and guarded by 700 marines,
He has issued proclamation advising
the population of Alexandria to return
and resume their occupations.
Arabi Pasha escaped in a boat by
the canal. He is now regarded as a
rebel at Constantinople. England
has determined to pursue the mutt
neers and has advised the other pow
ers that she will gladly receive CO.
operation, but if unassisted will sub
due them herself. She also an
nounces that she will uphold the SOW
ereignty of the Porte. No damage
has been done the Suez Canal and
Port Said is guarded by the Iris with
one broadside on the city and the
other on an Egyptian Corvette.
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The boy who wanted situation at
the poulterers was q brave Lad. He
was ready for the hen counter.
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Secretary Of State F. T. Frelinghuysen. of j.
Secretary OF War--Robert Lincoln, of Illinois.
Secretary of Trea sury-- Ghas f. Folger of " Y.
Secretary of Nays--Wm. f. Chandler. OF New
hampshire.
Secretary OF interinr--lI. +. Teller, OF ONO.
Attorney fermentation. ii. Brewster, of Penn.
Postmaster Gencga-limot .. Howe. of Wis.
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TIE scrapings and sawdust Of bQnes
form sn article which bears . good price
IN ~ Market being much used By
pastry cooks, seys an English pepes. =
uaterial for Jelly.
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Production Of Iron.

The census report showed the follow
ing as the production of iron in the sew
eral States for 1880:
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When is turkey like ballot-box?
When it Is stuffed.
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Woman's. temper and the stock
stock market are very uncertain.
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H.IIRo,D COsyuISsIoSERS.
STATE LUSATiC ASYLUM--EULTON.
Resident ntfiparS

T X. II. Smith, NJ D., Superintendent and Ply
siciln.--Saary S} 900 per year
\. Wilkcr-on, IL D., First Assistant Physician.
Salary 81 800 per year.
I. y. Howard, NJ. d., Second Assistant Ply
sician. Salary ST 800.
{. .. Atkinson Steward. Salary, 81 200
Il. p Bailey, Treasurer. Salary, 81 200
L. a. Russell, Book-keeper. Salary, $3.50
Mrs. Nj. *. Dunbar, Matron.. SALARY, 5000
DEAF AND DUMB; ASYLUM---FULTON.
W. ID. Kerr, \. M, Sup't........Sa Salary, 81, ,5On
James Il. Shelley, Jr., Steward. Salary, 81 GOO
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The LEDGER from now until Jang-
airy /, 1888, for SOC.
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A great showman-Sir Gus.
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DIRECTORY.
National and State Directory.
THE EXECUTIVE.
THE, CABIN EFT.


Prcsi,!cnt--Chcster y. Arthur. Salary, $50, 0pn
Nice-Prc,i,icnt--, David Davis.... Salary, =, 800
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Takes the cake-the griddle.
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UNITED STATES JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice.

DE?A3sTN OF JUSTICE.
4. S Circuit Court---Western District of
Missouri.
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A True Test,

A True Test.
A writer on the ethics of courtship
says:
"You want to know whether or not
he is dead gone on you? Ask him to
button your glove. If he do it read
lily you may as well look elsewhere !;
but if he goes to work with fingers all
thumbs and tug and strain; if he
tear out button-hole or two; espec-
tally if he scratch your wrist once Or
twice, then you may be sure you've
got him, and may pull him in at your
leisure"
This eminently true. If it be done
in an abandoned style, you can bet
there is no hope: but if he trembles
so that his teeth almost fall out, you
can prognosticate that the day is not
far distant when he will walk out the
front door of his own home and take
chew of tobacco at the front gate,
while she turns the cat out, locks the
front door, and buttons her own glove
all at the same time.
These timid men are easy to catch
that way, but they are about as docile
after they are shared as a Numidion
lion.-[Bill Nye.
"Do l look good in this suit, dar-
ling?" he asked. s.Of course you do,
George" she murmured, ''you look
good in anything "Do you really
mean it!' he asked in a Charlotte
russo tone. ''Of course she does" "
said her little brother. II heard her
say yesterday that you would look
we'll in anything. She said that you
would look we'll in the lunatic asy-
lum." And then that boy imagined
that he was a comet, firey-tail and all.
The ''preliminaries" of the occa-
sion had all been settled. That is,
Charlie had asked Julia and she had
consented. They were sitting On the
front verandah watching for the sable
curtain of night to part and give them
just one look at the new comet. ooh,
by the way, julia said he a little
nervously. MY income is-is-s850
now. Do you think we can live up to
it?' ''Why, Charlie, you precious,
1 can live up to an income twice as
big as that all by myself. The
farewell kiss that night was a mere
mechanical bit of osculation.
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SUPREME COURT,

Salary OF each. 81, ,o00.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-14
0tsmtfmte Ma@rt6ten.

8w6If So3iaIbemotrateu
aus Sarmen, ee9en weI6e auf 9runb
bes So3taliften9efeees cine 4ntla9e er;
bcbsn wor6en mar, finb mad Inlerita
aussspanbert. Sis beobfdttsen, lire
suriidseIn ;snsu GamiIieu fpdtsr na9tom.
men gu Iaffen.
Gin in 6 wobnbafter
bsiabrtsr Muun got, mite ma Der vR6In.
8OItss3ts." mittbeiIt pom 9DuGrb bic
Ra@rt9t er6aIteu, bas fein Bruber, etn
Ranfmann, anf SABA 9sftorben lei unb
ibu gum @rben Dor eirea 9,000, 900
@ulben stngeisst babe. Der usIi6Li9e
grbe" it NIT irtnen Bapieren mad 6oIs
lamb abseretit nno Mill if9 Don bort mad
SaUa eini3ifsn.
ais Gins Der mertwirbies
fen Der heuti4eu Sonturioia wurbe ieis
ner Seit bert9tst, baS Der botanil9e
@arten Der rtniuerftat R5ntasbera fir
bic 3u pifsni9oftIi9su Swedcu seSoaes
uen puar GdbatpFanaen our Eabatfener
beranee3osen purbe; bessIet5eu wurbe
IN S9leswis 6oItfstn Elm Qanbmaun
weeen Characterization beIanat, neil
er einise GabatpHauaen, bic er in ieinem
@arteu ais Sierratb sepFGnst bate,
ni9t ~ausemeIbet bate. Der ausfGus
bes B~unbesratbs fir 36Ie un6 Stener.
weien beuntrast III tanfttg an ieueu1
3weden setosene e~in3eIue Gobatpfansen
ffeuerfreei gu Gafeu uub bem Better BITE
8erpfi4tuns CUR AuueIouus eDent. az
erIuIeu.
Nit BEN 8 nrteu: Ser
Oottor, i'd bab' mas TN Wasenl" trat
Der Sa~britarbetter Anton Rater in R6bs
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ruubt, perplinbte er barauf sur Mnper.
tlng pom G5Ibnern, I'm bic SisiIinner
su ,,5a6tigen". SAT bate 81 Nieliua
i9on Aberwtltist, oIs Beoro 0 Mrras
sonten, init ueIdeu Sobaun pon Broeiba
Iinterban6eIi bate, ben S~niuygenten NIT
ieiner 5tOtts gu 9aIfe tam. Gr befreite
Msifina, witrbe gu 9saIermO uIs R6nts
pon Si3iIien setr0nt unb aIs CHARLES
pom aniou i'm Sabre 1885 mad erfoIslos
fem &riese gsseu 8ebro gu ReupeI ftarb,
uuBte &c. bag tSi;iIieu fir fetus 6uuIiIie
unb fir 6rantreid uerIoreu mar.
Oie "Grande Nation" bat ieitbsr
man9s dbuli5e 2sttiOu er5aIteu, fia oa.
bur9 uber Ei4t ue,biubern Idhen, in ans
Seren Qdnberu fat eben 10 f3amIos gu
witbeu, ME ia Si5ilien.
TBaIt. Sor.
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/ uern Don SutnoiS nm 8erbefernnS Der
| Mi5Rifppi : Decide. = @eIrtentwdrfe
wurbeu tinssrsidt: fur grtbeituus Der
9 srebmieung gum 8an elmer Bride lber
ben WRilffippi Bet Wempb;s; BewiHis
eung pom SIS, 600 fir einen ftatifii6en
Beri4t a6er ben bur9 bic eesenudrtiSeu
uebsrl9wemmuusen i'm Wiiflftppitbale
au9trt1tsteu S3aOeu; uno CUR Gru1dds
tigung bfS 6iuan5minilers, ben ses
iammten Ginnabmeiberf9ub 5ur Etl=
suns Der gtatiOnaii9uIS gu Uerwenbeu.
Grape BON WaHa9ufstts 6~ecntra9te
ausfesung Der @ei9dftsor6nung uub
anna6ne zines Bsi9iuhes, woour9 Der
@sleSentwutf fur @rneusrnng Der oen1s
nd&ft erI6I4enben 6reibrieft pom Ratic5
~noIbanteu iir ben 10. April auf bic
Sosesorbnuns. Die &usfeSung Der
EagescrOnurg, (weI9e 3peto,ineIssOsa:
ioridt erforbeIt) wurbe nit 1872 81 &C.
gen n 9teiu perwsigert. = Ser @eiees
entnunf fir Abfdaffuus sewifer Steu=
ern uno GrmdtiJunS Der @euerbelteuerH
pon BIanntpein, GabGt &c. 9elaH9te sur
Auuabme; e5enio @eIeSentlpiIfe bttr.
bic @ridtuus pom Suubesgebdu6en in
9ouisuiQe, Rsw DOrt, Columbus, O..
uno minneapolis, Rinn. Der Spree
der Ieste benz 9auIe cine Soti9uft BIS
9rdfbeuten in Betref bet 8erbaftnn9
pom 2bomas SbieIbS un6 brei anoeren
| ameritanern in Rerito DOR. 8ertasun9.
4. April. SIN abseorbnetenbauie
rei9te gbalmers eineu @eiesentwurf
3ur 0~erbeferuns bes 9efeses fir Rens
eintbeiluus Der @onsreBbe3trte Elm, weL&
der bsitimmt, bag tein @~onsrebbe3irt
zines Staates 10 1000 Gtuwobuer mebr
entbaltsn fou, ais irseub Elm anberer
EbeiI beHeIben Staates, ss fet benin,
baB, UNI bies gu uerblteu, elm @Ountp
eetbeilt wer6en miBte.-Sierauf Sort
f.Suus Der Berotbuu9 6es 5eeress gtat.
Na9 Anb6runs GINGER @iuwirfe wurbe
bic 8or6eratbuns aufgebobeu osne baB
has Suus f9 f@Iiifs sema3t bdtte,
unb mad @utSeseunubme elmer Botf4aft
bsS Brdfbenteu uuo etnes betIiegeuoen
S9reibens beS Staatsminifters in Des
treff Der @erbaftuus umerituniIGer Blrs
ger tn SrIanb, trot 8erta9un9 ein.-Sm
Seuat wuroe Elm @efeseutuurf fir Grs
tbsiIuns zines 6rsibriefs an bic .Waris
time Canal Company Of RicarasuaA
uebit etuem ELECTROMAGNETIC our Ans
uabme etnberi9tet. Dom Prdfbenteu
etus cine 8otidaft elm, mortu er 9eSeu
bic @biueiensSia fem 8eto einIegt. Die
8Oti9uft, beren 8erIeiuus Der Senat
NIT sroBem Snterefe sefol9t mar, wErbe
gum Druid ueruieieu unb einftustIeu bei'
feite seIest, worauf 9ertasnn9 etntrat.
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btnalo 3tet6t, wel9er elm SonoerIine
f~eIteuer Qrt geweien mar. Seine gbe
mar tin5erIos se6liebeu, 10 febr Fl fd
cine Ra6tomnieuI9aft gewinl9t bate.
Seine 2iebe our Susenb h6ertrus er nun
aui isne unsIidtt9en &tn6er, meI9e ibs
rem Bater uerloreu batten ober benen 6as
@efee benz Batter uerfaste, ndmltd ben
nnebelt3en 8inbern, tnbem er btefen
Nuen ieinen S9us ats 8crmuno freis
wiats uubOt. Sat nit @ifsrIu9t Ua9te
er barber, buB Riemunb anbers cine
8ormunb59aft betomne; 10 oft er pon
benz Tcbe zines 8aters b6rte, ben1rb er
f9 fofort beim 9eri9t nm bic Eutors
iteue. auf btefe Wetfe bate er IS eIld.
LTD a. benz gbrenamte zines 4O0fa9en
8ormunbes gebra1t. 90 tonffatirte
ndutli9 bGs Se3irtseeri9t 9anbftroBe,
weI@es bic 8erIofsuf9aft6 es Terbtnanb
&eibt a~b3ubaubeIu cat, bag bisier 400
8Ormunbi9aften nit mehr ais tauienb
WinoeIn Bu fibreu bate. ErcS bieler
sroBeu 3abI erfhate &eibt feline aufoabe
ben NtinbeIn geaeniber nit Der er5Bten
@ewif .nboftt9tett: 6a er ftd aHe ibre
Namen ni9t merten tonnte, 70 fibrte CT
etn Bud iber fe, IN ueI9em ie6es Mins
bel cine Rummer bate un6 susLei9 ses
naue Augabeu aber alter, @erul6sen,
@ltern Der Rtnber u. {. ID. entbalten
waren. Setn 9an3es 2sben mar nit
ben Tunttioueu etnes gormun6es erfaut,
oIs ee fn6: @rtbetIuna pom 8ewiais
eungen 3u sr6Beren &utdufeu uu6 8ers
tdufen fur ben Nhn6sI, gum S9uIbes
iu9 un6 iu~sbefoubere CUR 8srbeiratbuns.
nu6 I'M fetuem buuianen @irten bic
Rrone auf;ufesen, that Ct biss Aqes obne
ieSes gntgeIt. aIs baber am S9Iu6e
6es uorigeu Sobres Der wadere &ei6t
ftdrb, bIuterIieB er n!9t uur SabIreiAe
traueruee geInbeI, fouberu aud has Ges
rt9t in GROCER 8eiorsniB, ba es feline
tleine aufsabe if, fir 10 DieIe uaterlole
Stnber 8orminher ~ fpieIen.
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Parted With Her Dead Baby.
TOMMY JEFF's CORPSE TO BE SUBJECTED 7
TIE SURGEONS KNIFE.

TOMMY JEEF y tOhISE ~ ED ~
TIE SURGEONS KNIFE.
'cDe po' leetlc dead chile am sold an
de money handed ober. Ii fetched thirty
dollars, a mighty po' price, but Doctor
Long he done Glib no mo-. So | sooner
sell i'm TO- dat dan hab i'm dug up Outen
his grabe by medical felers an toted away
widout me gittin' a picayune. A eel in de
fryin'-pan am worth two in de mash, an
bein' a POI woman wild q new baby an an
nudder chile wild de paraliticks an can't
walk, tux de thirty dollars an glad enuif
sooner dan git nuffin."
Mrs. JEFF. in the rear OF 725 cambridge
street, talked in Il wandering sort OF way
about the sale Of the body OF her little
Tommy, the seyen-year-old child who
died from malformation of the head on
sunday morning. Herphysician had finally
raised the price to thirty dollars, and the
bargain was made, eighteen hours being
allowed for the removal OF the body.
When the news OF the sale spread about
the neighborhood the people in the adioin-
ing houses became unusually friendly in
the matter OF advising Mrs, jeff how to
dispose OF the money TO the best advantage.
Visions of spring finery and carriage for
the new baby danced before Mrs. Jeff's
eyes all the afternoon, but in the evening
the only things definitely fixed on the pur-
chase list were new calico dress, new
bonnet with lemon-colored ribbons, long
white dress for the infant, 4 rattle-box for
the other child, two pounds OF coffee, and
half OF a ham.
Little Tommy JEFF was on several occa-
sions during life placed on public exhi-
bition. the last time being in a Walnut
Street museum, along with a five-legged
rabbit, two-headed calf, and other de-
lightiul things. He had been taught to
sing "Yankee Doodle" wearing Of the
Green" Britannia Rules the Waves" and
several equally inspiring songs.
The interior of the strange head will be
examined for the benefit OF science. 1t is
thought that the protuberance, which,
after death, sunk into the scull. was due to
water on the brain. The body will be ex-
amined to-day Philadelphia Times.
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Fun, Facts. and Fiction.

"Ah!" he exclaimed as he pressed her
tenderly to him at parting, "shall ] hold
you in these arms again tomorrow and
paint our future with the bright pigments
Of the Imagination" "No," she said,
calmly, "nOt tomorrow. To-morrow's
wash-day."- Brooklyn Eagle.
"What part" asked a Suuday-school
teacher, "of the burial OF Sir John Moore
do you like besty" The boy was thought
full for moment and then replied. STEW
and short were the prayers he said. "-Ex.
1t is strange that young ladies do not
learn to play the violin instead OF wasting
time over piano. A lady's right arm
shows to good advantage in violin-playing,
and it always draws bow Picdlpine.
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When men, women, and children receive
extensive benefit from any special means or
source, we do not wonder that it stands
foremost in their opinion as an eyer-present
subject for nmstinted praise. w. III. Wood
ward, a well-known and respected citizen
OF New Haven, Conn.,, residing at No. %
Audubon street, testifies TO the healing
power OF the ST. Jacobs Oil. Mr.. Wood
ward says he took cold some time ago. 1t
settled In his left shoulder and neck in the
form OF very severe attack OF muscular
rheumatism. He suffered a great deal from
1t, and is not particularly DESTROYS OF re-
ceiying another such visit. Having heard
much about the Great German Remedy he
bought bottle, and gave his neck and
shoulder a good rubbing with 1t. The
night he made the application he could
scarcely move his head, because OF the ex-
IRENE pain and soreness. The next day all
the trouble had disappeared.
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For the Dispatch.l
Elders AppOmaffOx.

-Four years Of cruel war, aud this the end
No more our prayers for victory ascend
No more the phantom Hope allnres In vain
The strong. the brave. the beautiful are slain!
Rich, laden with her fender promise, Spring
To broken hearts but little Joy can bring.
Her saddened voices only rcquiems sound,
With tears, DER loved and lost who refuge found.
Our dream. so fatal I'm It's wlndlngs cast
4 glamour false DER all the rugged past,
To lift the burden Of 4 cOuntry's woes
Urged weary steps thus onward 20 the close.
Fair temple. by my eager longings wrought,
DeareY the ftfui CLEANS Of comfort sought
Amid thy crumbling ruins than the blaze
OF sun-iliumined paths through future days.
Within thy walls enshrincd drape the past,
As DER the salnted dead rare flowers east
or memories sweet, whose subtle fragrance charms
Despite the lingering sorrow It embalms.
For now a crushing blow with pain awakes,
And bleeding, quiyerng manhood. bowling. takes
The Conqucror's yoke. Gods mandate points the
way
Through all the gloom, and trusting We obey.
FRANCE.
Richmond, Va.
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TPubIIshed by rcqnest.i
I.tghl.

nv wutIAM PITT PALMER.
From the auIctened womb OF the primal gloom
The sun rolled bleak ana nar AZ, ,o,, hro.s,
TIL woye him vest Tor Us hth,op orAs'
And when the broad tent Of the armament
Arose on ,, a hs S sf tie stchless blue
And spangled II around WIN s'a's'
painted the flowers OF Eden bowers
And their leaves Of living green;
And mine were the dyes in the sinless eyes
or Eden's virgin giiefni .,..-.<,.~.
And when the nend's arr on t,s 'u1'''i ne'i'
Had fastened Its mortal spell.
In the silvery sphere OF the hfst-Dorh year
To the trembling earth ie'i.
yb.o tho waves that burst DER a world accursed,
Their work Of wrath had sped,
And the ark's lone few, me tried ana true'
with he ey wnn d seains Of my bridal beams,
babe their terrors cease
As wrote on the roll OF the STORM uarA scron
Gods covenant Of peace.
Like a pail nj rest on senselcss breast,
Nights funeral shadow slept, .,.,
When shepherd swains on Betnienems plains
Then flashed on their sight the heralds bright
OF Heavens redeeming plan,
And they chauted the morn OF saviour Dorn'
"Joy, Joy to the outcasf mani"
Equal favor show to the lofty and low:
ON the Just and unjust descend;
Fen the blind, whose vain spheres roll In darkness
Feel INV smile, the best smile of a friend.
Nay, the flower OF the waste by my love Is EN-
braced.
As the rose in the garden Of kings.
At the chrysalis bier of the worm. appear,
And 10 the gay butterfly wings.
The desoate morn. Ike mourner forlorn,
Conceals al the pride Of her charms.
TIL bid the bright hours chase the night from
her bowers
And lead her young day 10 her arms.
And when the gay rover seeks eye for his lover,
And sinks to her balmy repOse,
wrap the soft rest by the zephyr-fanned West,
In curtains OF amber and rose.
From my sentinel sleep by the night-dreaded deep,
gaze with unsumbering eye.
When the cynosure star Of the mariner
Is botted from out the sky.
And guided by Inc through the merciless sea,
Though sped by the hurricanes wings,
His composites, dark. lone. weltcring bark
To the haven home safely he brings
waken the flowers IN their dew-spangled bowers,
The birds IN tlcir chambers of green
And mountain and plain glow with beauty again
As they bask In the matlna sheen.
II such the glad worth of my presence on earth,
Though fretful and heeting the while.
What glOries must rest on the home Of the blest,
Ever bright with the DeiIy's smilel
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LOngfellOW.
dead, March "a, 1882.

dead, March "a, 1922
Alone AZ night. he heard them Sigh
These Wild March winds that beat his tomb
Alone st night. from those that die,
He sought one ray, TO light his gloom.
And still be heard the night-winds moan,
And still the mystery closed him round,
And stu the darkness, cold and lono,
Sent forth no ray. returned no sound.
But Time ut last the answer brings,
And he. past all our suns and SHOWS,
AZ rest with peasants and with kings,
Like them the wondrOus secret knows.
Alone, at night, we hear them Sigh
These wild March winds that stir his pail;
And, helpless, wandering, lost. We cry
To his dim ghost to tell us all.
He loved u3, while he fingered here:
We loved him-neycr love more true
lie will not leave, In doubt and fear,
The human grief that once he knew.
For never yet was born the day,
When, faint Of heart and weak Of limb,
One suffering creature turned away.
Unhelped. unsOOthod, uncheered by him
But stu through darkness, dense and bleak,
The winds Of March moan wildly round,
And stu We feel that all We seek
Ends in that sigh Of vacant sound.
He cannot tell us-none can tell
What waits behind the mystic veil
Yet he who lived and died so WELL
In that, porchance, has told the tale.
Not to the wastes of Nature drift,
Else were this world an evil dream
The crown and soul OK Natures Gift,
BY Avon or by Charles's stream.
His heart was pure. his purpose high.
His thought serene. hi. patience vast;
lie put all strlfcs OF passion by.
And lived 10 God from first TO last.
His song was like the plne-trce's sigh
At midnight DER poets grave,
Or like the sca-bird's distant cry,
Borne far across the twilight wave
There IS no flower OF meek delight.
There Is no star of heavenly prid0.
That shines not sweetcr and more bright
Because he lived, loved, sang, and died.
Wild winds Of March, his requiem sing
Weep DER him, ApriIs sOrrOwing skies
TIL come the tender flowers Of Spring
To deck the pillow where he lies:
TIL yolcts pour their purple food,
That wandering myrtle shall not lack,
Aud. royal with the summers blood,
The roses that be loved come back:
TIL all that Nature gives Of light.
To riff the gloom and point tho way,
Shall swectly pierce our mortal night,
And symbol his immortal dayi
WILLIAM WINTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-13

President ArthuT's veto OF the Chinese
bill will probably be endorsed by the "cul-
tured" people OF the East, who delight In
theories, who are influenced by sentiment
al ideas, and who do not know what il is
to come into personal contact with the
Mongolian cattle. But the great mass Of
American workingmen will consider that
he has grossly neglected their demands and
ignored their rights Philadelphia Herald
(DemOcrdtic).