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A FALSE RECORD.

l have Col. Turk letter to prove that
they made false record, and that Craig
signed that record when he knew it was
false. But Craig, since this matter has
been unearthed, has studiously refused to
say anything about it. About twelve
months ago, in November, l received a let
ter from Senator Lewis, saying he thought
some rascality was going on, and l ought to
go to Staunton Immediately to see Major
Yost. I went to see Craig first. Kurtz,
discovered, had told the sub committee that
neither my sons nor myself had voted in
the last Governors election. We immedi-
ateIy sent over to the clerks Office, and our
names were found recorded as having voted.
Craig remarked when saw him, 81 under
stand you have been the best postmaster
ever in Waynesboro'." | then went to see
Major Yost and told him had understood
| was misrepresented, and had come to set
myself right. He said ''Kurtz told US you
did not vote, but did not believe him.
thought you would not neglect to vote, for
it would have been treating Mr.. Lewis
with great ingratitude. You are all right.
know you have been fine postmaster
You can go home and rest satisfied that you
will not be disturbed" l went home and
the first thing knew Kurtzs appointment
papers came through the post-ofice When
the fact leaked out the citizens of Waynes-
boro', without regard to party, signed a
petition against my removal, and got Mayor
Patterson to go to Washington with it.
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FARMER TALK.

Engineer. N. Y. C. & II. R. R. R.
ROME, N. Y. June 8, 1888.
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A VISIT TO MALONE AND PAUL.

He saw Malone, and he said he did not
have anything to do with it, but that Con-
gresham Paul had the matter in hand. He
then saw Paul, who said that Kurtz had
presented fine papers, and had told him that
the Readjuster committee had unanimously
recon mended him (Kurtz) for the place of
postmaster. Now, about the fine papers
Mr.. Gallagher and Mr.. Caldwell gave Kurtz
a recommendation for some office under the
Government, but it was distinctly under
stood that the postmastership of Waynes-
boro' had nothing to do with it. Kurtz
showed Paul these letters and alleged that
they were recommendations for the place of
postmaster of Waynesboro' Mr.. Patterson
showed that this was not SO; and Paul said
"That alters the case then. Go home and
tell Craig to say that the County Readjus-
ter Committee did not recommend Kurtz
for the position of postmaster and l will
stop the thing right here" Patterson came
home and went to see Craig, who said, 81
have nothing to do with the matter and
nothing to say about it, I then got Rev.
G. Beard, an uncle of Craig, to see him, but
Craig declined to do anything, and said,
''Uncle Girls, have been doing as you told
me always, but cannot do it this time"
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, October L.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
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saiW advertisements.


are never initiated or cOui'tcUitcd. This is es-
peciaily true of family medicines, and it is
positive proof that the remedy initiated ia OF
the highest value As soon as it had been
tested and proved by the whole World that
Hop Bitters was the purest, best and most
valuable family medicine on earth, many
limitations sprang up and began to steal the
notices in which the press and the people OF
the country had expressed the merits of H..
b., ana IN every way trying to induce suffer.
ing invaids to use their stuff instead, expect.
ing to make money on the credit and good
name of II. Is. Many Others started nOstrums
put up in similar style to II. b., with various
ly devised names in which the word "HOpn
or "Hops" were used Ia "a way to induce peO.
pie to believe they were the same as Hop Bit
ters All such pretended remedies or cures,
no matter what their style or name is, and
especially those with the word "Hop' or
"Hopsnin their name or in any way connect
ed with them or their name, are limitations
or counterfei's. Beware Of them. Touch
none Of them. Use nothing but genuine
Hop BittCrs with bunch or cluster Of green
Hops on the white label. Trust nothing else
Druggists and dealers are warned against
dealing IN limitations or countcrfelts.
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Vicinity Items.

The G., b. 40, shipped 1870 cars OF
coal, averaging II tons each from oreator
last month. 80,
A miners mass meeting was held at
Streator on Saturday night to discuss the
regent reduction in wages Supervisor
Mclaughlin said he figured the average
WAGES per adult, At 1926 each, All the
operators present said they were losing
money and the reduction was absolutely
necessary to compete with Indiana oper-
atorS.
A fouryear old daughter of Mr.. Farms,
near No. 4, Streator, Is down with the
smallpox.
The water question IS again agitallng
Streator and more experiments are about
to he made iu drilling wells,
j. f. Murdoch, of Streator, and MISS
Minnie Griffin were married at Washing
ton, Pa, Thursday week.
AT q late Peru fire the steamer arrlveu
on the scene just 80 minutes after inc
alarm struck
A party of % Hungarian miners nave
left Streator for Minnesota
Kankakee has Subscribed S2O,OoO stock
for n wheel factory.
The Utica bridge is open Tor trade
again.
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n q y y

That the season for building
and repairing is close at hand ,
any enc having contracts TO let ,
in town or country, should call
on W. Il. STEWART, COntrac-
tor and Builder, three doors
north Of the Clifton Hotel, Of
tawa. Rates low, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Con-
tracts taken for Plastering or
Chimney Work separate from
Building Contracts. Building
Paper for sale cheap.
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IIITIF- z UIIF1ID y. u. !, N T II
STATE or IIlIN oI-. COUNTY or "A
rIR 81 z. NJ. ohrs u To'rpshir Trelspe,. lSchoOI
FlptisI
The following Is statement by T. ". Autrnm Town.
ship Treasurer Of Township No. .. Range uf the 81
T. NJ. iu the county and state Aforesaid Of the amount
Of pnblic funds received and expended hy him during
the Cal Just closed, ending the "a day OF April
1851 showing IN" amount OF pebble funds hand ~ the
commencement OF said fiscal year. the amount Of pub
lie funds received and from what received the
amount Of public funds expended and for what purposes
expended during ad fiscal year. ending ms Aforesaid:
The SAID L. VI. Aniram, beng duly sworn. doth DC.
pose and say that the following statement py him sub
scrbed Il correct statement 81 the amount Of public
funds hand ~ the commencement OF the nsca wear
stated the amount Of public funds received. and
The sources from which received and the amount cN-
pended. aud purposes FOR which expended set forth
In said statement. X. VI. ANTlIAM. Trea-
Subscribed -nd sworn 10 before me this Sh day Of
April a. y. i,s3. b. =. LINCOLN, Notary Public
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STATEMENT OF MICHAEL CURTIS,

s,TATE; OK Him DIS. COUNTY OF Ia
- sALLt.-sS, Town OF oriuE. O0ce II io~'
Supervisor.
The following i statement by Michael Curtis Super
visor of the Town of Dph.r in the county ana STATE
aforesaid, of the amount Of public funds received and
expended by him during the fiscal year lust closed end
ing the 9Th day OF March 1853, showing the amount
of public funds on land at the commencement of sad
hsCal year The amount of public funds received and
from what sources received, thcnount Of public funds
expended ana for what purpose expended during said
fiscal year ending rs Aforesaid:
The said Michael Curtis, being duly sworn, doth de
and say, tllt the following statement by INN sub
scribcd is correct statement Of The amount OF public
funds on hand AT the commencement of the fiscal year
above stated the amount OF public funds received aud
the sources from which received and the amonnt cL'
pended and purposes for which expended as set forth
in said statement,
Subscribed and sworn to before me, This 81 day OF
April 1888 {. NJ PORTER,
JMstrc NJ the Ponce
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ANNOUNCEM ENIS.

We are authorized to announce JAMES llOBAN as
acanddatc for City Clerk OF the city of Ottawa.
We are authorized TO announce j. G. ARMSTRONG
asa candidate for City Clerk Of the city OF Ottawa.
We are authorized TO announce the name OF CHAS.
l. BRADFORD as a candidate for the Office Of City
Clerk.
We are authorized to announce the name OF Will
LIAM II. STEAD rs candidate for the office OF CITY
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2, +. LINCOLN,

IttDfFlf ~ L.iN
NOTiCE,.-EsrNrR UF AtupS brown, DF.'n.
y Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned.
Ransom Palmer, Executor uf thc last viii and tDs'A-
mcut Of Aaron Brown. late Of the county az ~ Sale
and state Of iliruF, deceased, vii appear Lriur' CO."
Probate Court NJ said county Oh tlro Third MONDAY
being the twentieth day ~ MAY l.-3. 20 tuy Pr.
nate Court Room. ia Ottawa, iu said county, when
and where al persons having claims or demands
against said estate are nourd tp attend and present
the same In wiring for adjustment
Dated this 2sth day ut March 4 =. i.Sa.
RANSOM PALMER,
,-nr lyts
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bes of over fifteen years standing and cured hy the
lady; Hud the cure Is permanent for have followed
the thrcshcr all this ul besides working hard all sum
mer exposing myself 10 all kinds of weather. without
any return Of the troubles do not have any pain or
aching N my back, which suffered So much with for
fifteen years not being able 10 do anything without
making me SO stiff could scarcely yet around, and
was very tCbiliHted all over. / 10 d!N enjoy better
hcakh than ever eNpcCtvG 10 and feel like different
man. du not use any medicines hut shall always
Keep hottie IN The hou-c IN 'asc of cold, which II
very quickly relieves. Very tray yours. .
SILAS HERBER
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How the hearts of crowd swell and throb
with ptiless hatred against the man who
coughs during the performance at u theatre,
when they know he is too stingy to invest
twenty five cents in bottle OF DIR. Bulis
COugn Syrup.
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DISSOLUTION.

Notice j. here by given. that the Cupgrtue fIr
mcr.y existing between Moses S'.gicl and samuel =
Dtttuhocfer under the rru md ~ L. al NJ site
tul 3 Company. i this day dissolved b. mutual con
sent the SAID Samuel =. Dt'yurUclcr retiring ltuu
aid firm. and the business heretofore conducted hy
said uriu will hereafter be conducted by NJ Stirf,l
who will collect all accounts du" said FIRM md settle
the accounts Of the same In accordance with tho terms
OF the dissolution Of said cupsrtucTsl.p,
Dated Ottawa. Ill.,, March =. lsSi
MOSES STIEFEi.
mat2l SAMUEL :. DIITENHOEEEE.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

me advertiser having been permanently cured o.
mat dread disessc, Consumption by simple rcneT.
Is anxious 10 make known 90 his fsllo~ssherers ne
means OF To all who desire Il he will send coy
uf the prescription ssed free OF charge with the a
rctions for preparing aud using the same, which tn
Sih and sure Cure for Coughs. Colds. Con
-umotion- n sthma. Bronchins- &c
Parties Wishing The prescription VAL pls ase sayrn
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ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL

TUE VOLTAIC BELT Co. Marshall. Mich. VIZ
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro Violate Belts ana
Electric Appliances on trial FOR thirty DAYS 20 men
tyOung Old1 who are afflicted with nervous debility
lOst vitality and kindred troubles guaranteeing SPEEDY
and complete restoration OF health aud manly Nicr
Address a. above. y B.No risk Is incurred. thlr
~ days trial ID allowed. decS&iy
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seed corn 90 60 g LEANING

Ripeus fully three weeks earlier than ordinary corn
Fully acrlmated by two years' planting To- our own
county. l. one " the best Eastern varieties.
Go. G.. CT ENTHEI.
mar21-lmO' Section No. = TOWnshiE Eag,e.
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sz- Send letters and histories remarkable and ' unNdsmor anna m
%Fs Dgan5 Iowa EEcE
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County Superintendent Of Public Schools,
G.. B. SToCKDALE,

VIII hold Nominations al Room No. =, Ottawa Bigs
school On The second ANA fourth Saturdays Of esi
month, uutl further notice. Janis
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mr.. H.. ". NVlCjs'. tOeUtchrr roctor,) late
~ HhylrIan and Surgeon - tSe -. Louis teulsle
HOSPITAL, ObCc over SucluIs Clothing store corner "
MAN and Ia Sale streets Residence on south hug
AZ Mrs. RFuz's. Au1
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ATLANTA NEWS.

ATLANTA. III. Oct TO- 1872
Mrs. DE. KICK Dear Mdddm: write this think
Ing II may Ice OF encouragement to Your patients now
under our treatment. and TO any affected rs my
wife has been She troubled with liver and kidney
disease for four years Her bowels were always con.
stipated. requiring medicine almost constantly with.
out permanent benefit, and being under the care I'll
two REGULAR physicians VINO conld NOT ryath her case
the back. had stomach trouble with accumulation of
gas, and almost constant pam all through her head,
with burning like IRE in top OF The he al. Her Cy c.
were affected: ~ times would have blind spells come
her with G2znC aud rush Of blood 10 her head.
She also suffered with some female trouble. But now,
after treating four months only with yOu, her bowels
regular VII ont medicine, she has no more head
trouble and her stomach Is all right She fees wei,
not having moro tired, languid feelings, and the
pains All gone from her side and back. During rhc
hTst two months treatment she lost ten pounds in
weight and felt very badly which was rather dIscOur
aging US but You said ii was all right. and So we
continued with your directions, and now after four
months treatment The has reEHinrd her former weight
and IL now gaining more ri the rate of two pounds per
week. Respectfully, ABRAHAM PHILLIPS.
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- y NJ UEI4 RLClIoI4SON, Attorney ana
y Counselor At LAW. win practice In the courts o.
Ia sale and adJoining counties OtCs, west Of Cour
House, ottawa, Iii. uUvl4
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NJ X y fGG-SI4, German prugSiU ana ApJtce-
VI. cary. tNhol,s4lr and rrtulll Main street. ,ltcs
VI, m. Importer Z Drug, Chemicals French Cosai
lc HrAnL.na. Wines. &c.
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Noi'CE--EsTArE 0F MARY H. HAS DVr'n
~ Nolce is hereby given. that tho uu,iersiTned
Joseph Haas, Administrator Of the estate OF Mnry Y
Haas late OF the county Of La Sale and state of mi
nol', deceased VIII appear before the Probate Court
OF sad county on the thrd Monday (beng me 2Ist dov
OF MAY leo, at the Probate Court Room In Dtaro In
said county, when and where all persons having ,i,
or demands against said estate notified 10 attend
and present the same IN writing for adi1stmenf
Dated this 5!h day 3f April A. u. 1855
apr1-3w kdmi,istt-n.,,,
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NJ. \. ARMSTRONG. &. n. CHAPMAN.
4 IL SESO Nc ~ Oh n l. AL "A -, AttUT-
IA neys and COuHselOrs at Law, Ottawa, III. NJ. y
Armstrong, Notary Public. Once in Gedney's Block
Ottawa iun5, 80
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mr.. w NJ SHEPPARD, Member St the
IL Royal College " Veterinary Surgeons. England:
Fellow ~ the LONDON Veterinary Medical Association
also Veterinary Editor pYH.1H'g Spiytt pf .ts Turf
be cOrsuled ~ hIs Office, Jctcrsun Street, hSG
block West Of Post ONCE. sas s
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nEyBY MAYO. john Il. wiDMYH
NJ 70 ~ "lDNIiGIi, Attorney at Law
VI once In AGttiRgcrs Block, corner oi l. AIN
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% AZ SICtkH 6

nR. q. MILLER. the wen known Ocuss
- ana Aurlst DiiCe on Main street, ursi door WSss
II Rose gun shop. g?ry-3tlos'
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T. Y. ClItlGCi~;, Druggist, bookseller and SSs-
Ia. lion ~. ottawa, m. SECOND stOrr 10 Ns'riagTt
Block. south side o' Court House Squarr.
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I G. BOYLE. Attorney at Law. Once With
d. 81 T. MulOucy, Opera House Block, OTTAWA, III.
lcb2l.s0
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Exchange on Chicago and New Y orh
And oil the principal cities east ana west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Exchange on England, Ireland. Scotland and al
Ia Portant points in Continental Europe drawn In sunr
10 sui purchasers.
U. =. Revenue Stamps of ala denominations
constantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, God
ant Silver bought and sold.
aanking hours from "A. NJ toiP.N.
Jan. II, 1873 &. l.. LiNDLEY. Assist. Cashier
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II. S'rRA n, Attorney at Law. Carenh
IL. attention viii be given TO the settlement Oicstaet
aud collections. Office with h. +. Bull, over City Drug
Store. JAMS
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II r. NJ. EFsN DIR, Homeopathic rHysIcaa,
~ OTTAWA, m. Offers hls srryCvG % the friends Of
he homeopathic system Ia Ot'awa IN s branches "
ts profession Particular attention give o.. be 'rcst-
uer' ~ women and children. once ,u Glover &
Cooks block flbl6
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ID. W. COWARD.
.,,, Supervisor.
a1crIned and sworn @ before me- this z,th aay Al,
A@en isoA fte'' CH ,PPLr notary Pablo
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~ NJ. G'OpFREN', NJ. D.. l. y. l. s.
IA. E4uhurg Dtit". 20 ArU1ur's HeG hViid.GE. on
Madison street. Residence, 70 Wghs'erst tugll0
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ABATEMENT OF r.. NJ. AETPAM.

3alsncc ia my hama. this !Sth dag or Mar 1883 sgI
MICHAEL CURTIS.
Supervisor.
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Class CLAssON.
Subscribed and sworn % before me- this "a day Of
4 phil A. D.. 1883. q. &. THOMPSON,
Justice OF the Peace.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.


"g Deafness Threat 9a Lung psss6 ySr 1I h1jE G sn
letters N
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Subscribed and sworn 70 before me- this 9Th day OF
ApU ISL y FIstE-, Cornty Clerk
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STATEMENT OF CLASS CLAssoN,

SchOOi Treasurer. To,rHShiD 81. RdNge :
III FOLLOWING Is MY ANNUAL REPORT FOR
the year ending March 3lst, 1883:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-07-20
TO FARMERS!

A 5 the season Tor Fertilizers and Machinery
IN is at hand, we would respectfully call
your attention 10 our stock of the same
In FERTILIZERS we will keepat all times
the following reliable standard kinds
Dunlop's Maximum. Dunlop's Corn and
Potato Fertilizer, Tyson's Supcrphos'
phalc of Lime, Bradley's New Meth
cd Phosphate, Bradley's Patent
Phosphate, Bradleys Sea Fowl
Guano, Bradley's Ammon
ated Raw Bone,
Xelrs Economizer Phosphate, Hell's Am
nominated Phosphate, Testers Raw
Bone, Best Quality Blue Windsor
Plaster, (cheoP.) Kinits, &c,
All of which will be sold "a cheap ms they can
be bought nj the Factories In Machinery we
4. Al. 4 tod
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beauty, compare the Latin with French
while as worldly accomplishment, were
it not For fetch worship in these days
of universal travel the man would be
properly regarded as out Of his mind
who preferred to be able to read an ode
of Horace rather than to feel at home
in the accepted neutral language of all
refined society.
The worship even the classical fetch
draweth to close and I shall hold
that was not myself sacrificed wholly
in vain il what | have said here may
contribute to so shaping the policy Of
Harvard that it will not much longer
use its prodigious influence toward in
directly closing for its students. as it
closed for me, the avenues to modern
life and living thought.
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Chunks Of Advice.

When the triangle had sounded the
call to order and the rattling Of many
hoofs had ceased, Lord John Dewdrop
arose and offered the club the use Of the
following at very reasonable rates
"Doan' saw off dc handles of your
whcelbarer to keep your naybur from
borrowin' il.
ode man who loses his temper will
be sartin 10 lose his friends"
"If it WASH, fur goslins dar' would
be no geese Gin a boy chance 10 be
gosIin befo' expectin him to be gan
der
can egotist am a man on stills. Let
him alone and he am sartin TO come
down"
"Befo praisin' de philanthropy of de
man who has donated a site fur an orphan
asylum try and diskiber if his wife isn't
doing de kitchen work to save de ex-
pcnsc of hired gal"
DE man who has no friends TO speak
well of him aln man TO be avoided"
BE guided in your outlay by what
you kin aford-not by what your naybur
brings home
Truth am mighty, but use it in small
doses in criticising de acts of your
friends"
"De peacock may make fine display
Of colors, but when it comes down to Sc
lecting something solid doan' Overlook
dc gander. He's de same all de way
frew, an allus know whar' TO find hin"
''De man who draps his wallet TO tost
de honesty Of de public shouldn't give
hisself away by advertiser reward an
no queshuns axod.
On motion of Pickles Smith the club
accepted the above at 30 per cent OF
their face value. aud tho amount was
passed to Lord Johns credit on the cash
book.
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ESTERLY TWINE BINDER,

which only needs II trial to convince of ills
superiority to all other Binders on the mar
kci and price guaranteed TO be rs low as 9th
ers. Gall and see IL Mt our place Of business.
lao
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z oetifal.
THE FUTURE LIFE.


How shall | know thee in the sphere which
keeps
The disembodied spirits of the dead,
When all OF thee that time could wther
sleeps
And pershes among the dust we tread
For | shall feel the sting of ceaseless pain
II there meet thy presence not;
Nor hear the voice love, nor read again
In thy serenest eyes the tender thought
win not thy own meek heart demand me
therey
That heart whose tOndest throbs to me
were giveny
My name on earth was ever in thy prayer,
And must thou never utter it in heaven 7
lHmeadews famed by heavens life breath
-sI ias wind,
In the respendence of that glorious sphere,
And larger movements Of the uniettered
mind
witt thou forget the love that joined us
herep
The love that lived thro' all the stormy past,
And meekly with my harsher nature bore,
And deeper grew, and tenderer to the last,
Shall it expire with life and be no more ?
A happier lot than mine, and larger light
Await thee there; for thou hast bowed thy
will
In cheerful homage TO the rule Of night,
And lowest all, and renderest good for i'll.
For me, the sordid cares in which dwell,
Shrink and consume my heart, as heat the
scroll,
And wrath has left its scar-that fire of hell
Has left its irightinl scar upon my soul.
Yet though thou wearest the glory of the
sky,
wilt thou not keep the same beloved
name,
The same fair thoughtful brow, and gentle
eye,
Loveier in heavens sweet climate, yet
the same
Shalt thou not teach me in that calmer
home,
The wisdom which is love--till | become
Thy fit companion in that land Of bliss