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Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
ous water supptx.

The regular stated meeting OF the
Water Oommissionsrs Was held lasl
evening
A Communication was read from tn,
Directors Of the St eet and Sewer DE
pArtmsnt ktAting that they proposed t6
lay main sewer on West street, fol
the purpose OF draining that portion ot
the city between the Wilmington and
BrandywiRe Cemetery, Orange street.
Delaware avenue and Tenth street on
the south and the Brand y wine creek on
the north. and Asking the aid of the de
partmsnt in laying . IL Inch main
across the race At the foot OF West
street. The request was declined, As
commission were opposed TO allowing
any sewage 70 be run into the Brandy
wine.
The balance In bank Was reported to
be sos, ,9sS 80.
The following bills were passed: H
l. Brown, %; ! v. Carlisle q %
S8 So; Delaware Printing Company,
S17.05; Telephone Company, ss 05;
Edgemoor Iron COMPANY, $40 0S; J
3. Grohe, t71 e6; j. v. Huason s. Co.,
1895; W. Kyle, SIS; Kent & Weeks,
e31. 20; Kennebec Ice aud Goal tom
pADy, Ss7B.1l; Leonard q Ellis, $50 65i
Lisa Pusey Company, IS IS; HeuIy Nc
Kenpey, s28 80; Ths Pusey aud Jopai
Company, Sl.4S; Hugh Psttou, $50 81
William Simmons, e43 IS; j. q. Var
Trump, S62.s6; Gas Compsuv, S3s 25
Charles Warner Company, SIT 6S.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

Trade is still booming
with US and we expect it to
boom as long as we can offe,
our customers a good assort'
ment at low prices, sprinkled
here and there with a bar.
gain, which we tell you ol
from time to time.
We only advertise what
we've got, no matter what
others do, we draw the line
there and anything you read
in our advertisements you
can rely upon it, we'll not be
out of it when you call. Some
folks call that smartness, we
want none of it here.
We have now a lot of hair
natresse,, made OF the best
Conesiosa ticking and filled
with 40 pounds of a medium
grade of hair, closing them
out at 500. Reason is, we
are making all our good mat
dresses in two parts now,and
this lot is made in one. They
must get out of our way.
We make a specially Of
bedding, embracing all kin Is
from the common So kind &c
1.-THE very best hair. Every
kind in between made up ir
1.-THE most attractive and dura
ole ticking. While you're
Hooking at mattresses, ask tc
be shown the Lace Wei
ISpring. It's the best evel
made for many reasons
Iamong them being durability
Ecomfort, cleanliness and last
lbut not least, the price. W.
g! !have put the price Of thi
/, Icelebrated spring within thu
Ireach OF all. Well send yo,
lone on a months trial, If i'll
satisfactory you'll pay for it
lit not satisfactory we'll taxi
lit back.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
A ard.

1 beg leave through the columns O.
your vaiuAOie pzper TO make . stN,e
ment In regard to the six collars this
my husband offered TO me. 1 did no
tell him TO take It aad 60. l told him
10 take It 10 the landlord Il WAS not
two weeks pay, is wAs wSs only one
for he WAS working AZ Harlan 4 Hol
llnssworth's and taey pay every week
Ths last l saw OF nav husband WI
parted st Thirtsouth aud Tba;chel
streets coins ID work OF Tussday mort,
ing, May l. HANNAH THOMAS
r. Sit wss ons week after nr Of
'ered one the giK collars tdAt We larfsc
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Funsra, of MRS. rsub,sry.

Funeral services were held on Taes
day evening over the remains OF krs
Newberry, 1t the residences OF hrr hus
band, Rev. 4 d. HewosFry, 1925 Wes
Fourth street. The seIvic,s were con.
ducted by Rev LsfAy cite Mafke, of tn,
Hanover PEeshy teriAn Chu.ce, Assisted
by Rev. a. N. keigwin, CT West Ptss
oyterian Church, and William W
Taylor. Mr. Marks spoke fselingly o.
the deceased, and OF her upright liz
and christian character. The burih
took place this afternoon in Louder
cemetery, Baltimore, Md. Previous tS
the interment Bervioss were held Et to o.
place by the Rev. Mr.. PTnudht, ol
Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
PATHE:T 7 IC.

What more soothing TO
the economical man taau the
tone OF $10 for a good all.
wocl Black Cashmere Suit;
or to the parents with boys
to clothe, So and &6 ior small
and large boys respectively.
We have other toIes-atyle
and quality. How wissiully
the young man gIances over
ou- line OF stylish suits. How
satisfied when re finds hs
can afford to CRAFTY his long
ling at a small cost A SOU.
lvenjr with every 5hlid'a suit
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
FOURTH EDITIOa
shilaos,phia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Mrs Kate
Roohm, The younR vile Of jacob
Rochm. Phi'Adelphia dealer ip tall
ore trimmings, drank eBouRh poiscn TO
kill eight fnsn late lssy night At her
home In Camden. She Was still living
ct midnight, bat the doctus who were
workioe heroicAlly to save her life said
there wac but one chance IN hundred
\ OF her recovery.
Mrs Roohm 10 the mother OF two
children and lives, with her husband
and her parents, at 423 SGuth Flhh
street. sac has been IN ill.health OF
late and wAs quite despondent. Yes
terday afternoon MIRA Rochm rent cut
for \ large battle filed with oArbolio
acid AZ a neigh boring drug store. She
eecreted the bottle In the entry and
alter her husband aud children had
gone TO bed che poured ont n Rlsseful OF
the poison. She carried it up stairs 70
the DedBide OF her husband and, hold
lag the slAss up. said: -
"Do you Gee this; am goipg to kill
myself"
Mr.. Rochm attempted 10 grasp his
wife's arm, bat before he cluld do 80
she had tossed down the powerful acid
and fell wIithiDg in agony on the floor.
PhJ Jslcthus were hastily summoned
and every thing possible w0s done for
u tine unfort1Date woman. Har agony
WAS ffiRhtful and the most powerful
Idrugs scatotly suiiiced to ta7e Der pain.
L. ID presumed that she will die before
morning. Mrs. Rochm ie prepos'
sessing woman sbOus 25 years old and
has been married about fIuv years. Mr..
R)chm is almost distracted with Rriel
| over the unfortnAte affair.
Two cars ATTACHED to \ Chestnut Hill
or press train. on the Philadelphia and
Readina rkilroad, we're deratled near
IGrByes's Station yesterday morning.
0Ge cf the cara, containing three pas
sep gers, WAS thrown down an embark
ment. william RlCer, q brakeman,
was slightly hurt, The Two cars were
damaged, bLd the toAdbed torn up.
Five new cases Of small pox were
reported to tho health Office authorities
yesterday, oue Of the victims q lAhorin 4
Han, having Wslk6d from Point B:eeze
to the OBI 70 Of The Board Of Health. BE
was Bent to the Municipal Hospital.
Que patient died yesterday OF the
disease.
About $50 employees Of tie Philadel
! pha Cloak snd Suit Company, It is
stated, sttu,k yee;eriay Agsinst re.
dnctiOn In wAgfs.
Ground Was broken yesterday at Reed
a;reet wharf for tho extensive sugar re.
haery to be erected by O|aas sprsckels.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
anEhss on ,ne LeFd

NEW YORK, May 9.-UnusIs' iLtsr
est is aroused in the 80 as-J on pleas
race 81 Nehls0n So. an Garden, owini
20 the Lead taken by BuRhes, aud III
rem mArkabie condition shown by Herty
who iR now heavily backed A. win
ner. At / O'Clock this morning III
score was: Hughes, G32.7; LittleWood
225.4; Herty, 225 l; Golden 500; GueI
zero, 2l2.1; Noremac, 208.o; OEstwriehi
2O4 7; Di lon, $50 D; 0sm oagpa, 1856 !
Vint, 1s4 81 Saunders, 1907.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
YArdmaster DeoeusOd.

Jerome B. Clark died at his residence
In Clayton, Kent County, last light,
aged srous So yeArs, Hs hal been IN
the employ Of the Dsla ware Railroad
Company for twenty years, aud for tho
last five ears Was ysrdn dnNster as Clsy-
tos. He Inarried Mary Waite, Ct thia
oity, so,re twelve years ago, and leaves
wiih hsr Ave children. one sun bud four
dlH lht1Te. He Was an estimhbla citt-
zsn, aud his deosAse will bs generally
tezl et;ed
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
DIED

LUMB-Near Newark. on MAY e'h, after a
long and painful II nes', Misc Jennie,
daughter ofThomas Lumb.
Funeral on Thurs ~, the 9th inst, at u
IN. snSrp. lnterment nt Fr4rkforc, Pi.
Oi ARR.-At Clayton. Dsl. formerly Of
Wilmington, Dti., % the sth ihHtant, j.
u. CIsk,
Relatives and friends sre respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral ir3m his
ltte TesideAce, at Olsyton, Del on Fri4AJ
tho lith inst. services At the house at q,
m. Funeral 10 leave for Wilmington y. II
O'Clock, arriving sL r., W h n. station 0
l.1b. Interment Al Hivervirw Come cry. :
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Kosooe 0onkllne's nemorla,.

Albany. May 9 -Governor Hili kHd
10 eff Will ba present at the msuiori al
services in rouUr II the ialO ex-Unttei
sta.os Senator Roscoe OansiipR, which
VIII be held 10 the Lark StTesb Rink,
now called tho Acsttmy Of Mnslc, 10
morrow evening, Llautsnsni-G Cover.
nor JJueB viii preside. Mrs. C9ukhog
Nud tue membsrs ut the COukllng
family will te present. The demand
fIr tickets by those wuO Wish to hear
tae olcquaut Colonel Robert g InSsr
soil is already dcpOle the seating caps
city Of tue hal, Witch is about tSenty-
| g We hundred,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Gra,stnl to the american people.

BERLIN, May S.-Orowu Prince vii.
liam haS ~ uested Hon. Carl SnhuIz
TO thenk the Americans and the Ger.
mars In America, for their expressions
OF sympafhy on :ba ccoasioa OF the
deata OF Enperor Wilton, and also
for tho 81 mpaihy meniiestsd by them
for Emperor Frederick In his suffgr
iuuA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
a Corn Syndicate,

CHICAGO, Ills,. May 9-The Daily
News sAys 1t 10 dsdniiely settled that
shora Ia q tyDdloste behind CORP, snd
that the mem bsrS ara practically IN cl n.
grli OF tbs corn Ia sishr. There will be
no corner, Bay the syudioste, but local
saippsrs VIII not ne allowed 70 hold
yAiues 90 0n while the Legitimate de-
msnd iustifes higher p:loss. 1.-THE line
9f march marked out by tho sJuhicAt,
is 10 heep corn veil mp to 90 cents fol
ell Of tie months up TO the N mATfettns
ut the new crop, and Incidentally, o
course, TO make money out Of the tTAus
aoliun."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Fa,nI .ooiasnt 10 na = msrlean.

loEpoN, May 8.-As nr MAhlon
slnos, an Amerlosa, WaI starting QUO
TO. a ride IL RstLgn Row last evening
his uc,ss fell and rolled upon hlrn
M. Bands was rem, yad TO s.. GlGree's
hospital, where he died two hours sf,ar
tSs ACC I,'eat from tho effsctg Of ffao
|tureh rkuE he nszrled . nisos OF tire
American banker, hr. L-v. P. Asr.on.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Yer 80, nu.pana Ns.,eo,a Nor.

NEW YORK, May 9-HlrSh Geiger, Ii
years old, as Grrsi2ned before Justice
o Reilly IN Essex AArGet Court yester-
day morning charged pi'h failing tc
support his wife. She Gays she is 10
but she locke older The hoy earns Z;
a week making oloaks. His wi'e sued
him three weeks ago for $1,000 fol
breach Of promise, ana had him locked
up IL LuatOw strset jail, He secured
his liberty by marrying hsr. He wa
he for reheAring.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
BOARD OF Hea,tn.

The Board of Health met laLt ersnint
.snd organized by reelectlng The Ole
flioEre.
Anum5er of changes In the rule,
we're nndc, And 100 copies eriefsC
prin ted.
IL regard to q communication frcn
the Water Commission III reference u
eSw eraGa running Into the Brandy wire
NEs returned rs MT approved.
The suditin2 committee reported III;
laeeouuts OF the treaGurer ns cofIe1E
Tue Board then aJjonrDed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
No tobacco sod on suueAy In Carlisle.

CARLISLE. Mey 8. - Alter many
effof,s too sellgluus population Of this
cuy have sunosedsd In ato!ishiug the
Sale Of tobAono Hnd ci6afs IN stores on
Suuasy. This morning 81 order WAS
suet by Mayor CJTnman forbiddinR
ths.r ale in any stJrs Gu tee SsHbArh
under a heavy penS ty In retaliation
the Cizsr AID tobacco dealers presented
. prti ion TO the aHghor! les, praying
that tus ho.els, etc., be also Obliged TO
ose ,heir Il jar stands on Sunday. 40
order 10 t1is effeo, uas lssued by the
| iayor lnle .hig afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
Held for court.

PasQuale Mejals, an I;ai ar. ares ed
by Ooostabls DllliD, hsd = hearing he
f)sa Squire Monaghan on Tues6 ay
morning or the charge Of having s;nlen
silver Vstob, valued 81 Sl5 ffom ;
falio7 cOuItty man named Ganaa-,
Boff4Do. mt Wootdale a short tine sso
He Ras Le,d ip f2,0 for Court.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
sn,o,oe of n Judges Love-

PITTsBURG, May y'.oGgl u M
of Judge 0alder%o9a', !, y 'Rr,ij
Committed suicide :. ,,nslpl
here, last night by ~ y. a'', "a,
box OF rat poison. 10 go. u" 4
tor un. on the Braddoct n; NsSS, M
Al OF his parsrts 70 ',oao coa,'i oi d
riaEe to q Soung TonSS, S.l lion, 1
he had msde two plts'V.So 40
suicide. Several 'ees' 80 ~
Av In in his sEn' Du, "a, ii
In tins. A revolver eGT,,a,'v1l ",
him yesterday. osl%'' osid ID
years Of aRo, Of ga 90" III
me N ber OF :ae E2isO'y'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
she, rn,o tne nounaninn KoyAl Paiaos

BUCHAREST, Msy ga mAu tir-c
two eunshots Into the palace Of KIM
Charles last evening. No Political sig
|nldcanoe attaches to the incident. INT
man vAs arrested. Upon Investigation
1t was disclosed that the inau was I
|diEmissed policeman. He was irritsseC
at his Dismissal, and fred into The
palacs 10 = fit OF anger.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
a Miner Bl,pdsd and rhen Drowned

SCRANTON, May 9.-Pa,riok Jen.
niugs, an aged miner, OF Lsgaett's Creel
Mine, WAS preparing cartridge yes
terday when &, exploded In his hands
burning his fAos padiy and biindiDl
bis eyes. BE ran cut of his ohkmee
and beng unable 10 eco where he wa
going tumble1 into the s'mp at tie foe
OF the shaft, drowning before any hell
could be given him.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
EacapIDg From D N

foMERsET. May ,ooiiIsI
Ho1se, = large eIioE ioI,.r y15a d b
on the south west c9t.p, y pr,ith 4
was destroyed BY y,5is 5is I's.spl
Io,d winters, hls 'S,,lpg|
hnd Va a narrow escape PFi,,,s
6 general merchants ..'l,oIplsiI
three story brick :! az ,b,lr II
S;sS Iss;s, io'; -. ,ao't Ssilg q ~ III
hotel coat $40, ,OOU U,,,S.d I'D By |
sared. 1t was o"D''
eenbotham' -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
uIty Oourt.

At the hearings before Il City Judge
this morDinR Lease Hayden was nr-
rHiEaed on the charge of drunkeEnese.
He Hss recommitted un.il noon to-day
William Eyans, oolcrsd, tor the same
Ctfense, was required to pay 81 and
cOgtg
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
= snIh Anniversary.

John F. Dollar, tee we'll known rec
tAuraat5r on Tniri s.rsss he:vP Mar
ket and ghlp;tyi will ce ebrats the
tenth anniversary OF his mArIisge this
evening He will hold q reception IN
the Albert Boat Club rooms, Ia the rec-
oud story of the Phillips Bu,i6 lag, 8.
K. corzer Fourth ami French s;rests.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
VERY HI.

Victor DuPont, the well known scum
sellor.at law and president OF the U1!oc
National Bank, Ia lying very III At BIT
residence on Delaware aveuce. There
seemB to be ut the present time yev;
little hopes OF his recovery. His de
miBe MAJ be expected Mt any moment.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
psn,t

forget the public sale OF john A. VII
son's household eoods at N Z. oornei
of Twelfth aud J.dsrson streets, to
morrow sf'eguoon 81 1 o'clock. W.!
be sold wlthou. reterve PAvlor. library
bedroom, kitchen furniture, carpets
etc. etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
sale OF Real Esrsts.

Part of the estate Of Samuel Q. Fin
ley, consisting OF house, buildings and
about 20 acres OF land. sltuEred In New
ark, was Dold On SA'ntdAy, may 9th, a.
public sails tn Clinton Garrett, 0t
Sttickersville, Pa for IS coo.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

H II. Sratz.oi Repdtns. PA..Rrrivec
In thlB city lass evening, Rud vii, tss'
part in Warrsn Ath,eiio olub kpI.t .
morrow efternoo1.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
The weather,

Tomorrow premises to be PATTY
cloudy to fair and rather croler. prt-
coded by local showers. SimilSr coz
oltious will probably prevril on Fri
day, followed hY TiEiuR temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
,,,avs woman "OeuDyS n

tered The house o. a isattrpj
for ~ awhile kept eP.dn,proa, .nn tat1
o. Q grab sTs =: 3; b. her ss6P s5pi y ~
sShcstS'' Saicsst IN d Ihs 81 hIali Isasliiil,Id
cos ~cit ftedora,cs, Vt. gho - 7 + I ill st 4
S.sin ss1Pfs' !. Is I3Ss;5 5:'s5.: 4 4 s9''i
rIsJ. Ris ekall !. -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

rhoDpsou's sue cure for bone spav In
612 TAtn0ll strast.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
MuNpAY, MAY INST. 1898,

lnNE GENT KEWARD WIL.LBE PAID
W for she r6turn OF boy canned Nn
kdward Wilhslm, Eged hGou. II years, who
rRnaWRy from tho premises of tko tu9sGfi-
beT, near d erma'd, MAI Creek Hund rod on
the night OF tho lO.h ult ALI perIsn8 are
forbidden 10 ksrD0r or rust hIn ON Lay Ee-
count. NJ 2!c ltHA J. Al. v ALkER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
A Clothing !'O.se in Trouble

Owing to he failure Of larSe wholesale
clothtpp huu4n, tho entire sock WAS selssd
bg the cretitord Gcd an SssiRnee dsB ap
p0inted by the crdsf of court. Tho stock
consists OfSs0 0cO E-o-fh CT hle cloth nS To-
men. boys q d ohiidr5p, hnd VIA no sold At
80 [ or cent less than aD.uEI cees. 7 his bank
rupt sale, which 10 now going at tA- \. W.
oorntr Of And and "a zrkst stfsetG, Whining.
ton, J5i., viii Riva tee paop!o "a Wiltdtog-
tou and the vicinity to get clothes for s'toOst
nothing. We Will moutiod o teg prlees \
suit OF mems oiOthiEg, nli 20 Inisten i3 ",
. worth Us; mems elegant black Nos,Ied,
. cassttuere pants a. 81, Wofth 81 -, 4 cEi a
+ heaati uI tult, pIoatfd E nd msdo n Latest
s.vlg 8l,sb, worm S3,s7 chiiofth's pRdts =
8 cel.s, a. th5 5. - Career 3at 20 " srss
et.neta. Oa!l and SOC bsfoce Eoing clssWnsf
aud you will eaYs money mi-l2
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

sly WOMAN FUH GENE
w raj houssWorE, win reference, al
l093 Madison street. ng..f
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

WANTED "A CARRIAGE TRIM
w mcr TO 20 to the country. Apply at
the kirkwo)a house, lIrd and 5hipley
streets, al : G'csuck tlis evening. ils
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

1IyA s1ED-A StrUhfjUh TO DQ
w any kind Of iAfm work or driving
cart. Apply At 1907 f0rd street. It's
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

NOTlUE.--AiIt- pEAhOa ARss AERE.
IN ty notified not 10 Sruat my wife.
Frances s. Young, AZ fhe has deseft0d my
bed and beard Nitht ut cause OF proVgcG-
tion, and fhsll Lot pEy any deb3 con
traeted BY her. JAEES II. YOUNG.
mgaLs
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09

Tine EIsbth ward E. +.
uleut tuls eSs"''s
tuts Hall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-09
stnte OF the remperatur

st the REPUBLICAN office to.day, II
the aba16:
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'olooi
$50 ITO 500
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-09-01

foYtresses shall sleep to rise no more. This
ia what we must do in life-in all life. We
have nothing to do with outsides and app sar-
snces, and with resources that can be totaileo
in so many arithmetical figures; We have to
ascertain, first, did God send usf and sec
ondly, if he sent us, to feel that no man can
drive MS back. The one thing we nave
dropped out of our calculations is-Almlght-
iness.-Joseph Parker, d. d., "The feo-
pies Bible"
REBELLION.-Theu nbelief and faithless-
ness of the people made them towards, and
their cowardice led them into rebellion.
They proposed to choose another leader in
the place of Moses, and under new leader
ship to return to Egypt. From Nehemiah
tx. IL, it would appear that the rebellious
people actually appointed another leader or
captain" to conduct the proposed infamous
retreat, though the passage may refer to the
former rebellion and the image of the golden
calf by which they may have proposed to be
guided back to Egypt Exodus xxi. 10:
See Study July 81. To be in rebellion against
Moses was actually to rebel against GOD,
who was their King, and whom he represent
ed as his prophet end servant. A state of
unbelief and infdelity is fruitful source of
unrighteousness and evil in the world, and
wickedness is state of rebellion in the King
dom of Con.
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MRS. JANE Nj. SMITH.

Mrs. Jane NJ. Shepherd Smith, was born Dec
2s 1884, and died Aug. Is. 1888, aged fifty-three
years, seven months and seventeen days. Our
sister was native of Mason, Warren county,
o., but came to this part of the country in an
early day. She was married to Abraham
Franklin Smith Sept. 2S, 1854. with whom she
lived thirty-four years. The union thus
formed was happy one. There were born
unto them two children, Margaret and Eberle.
The latter passed to the immortal world Aug.
IL, 1885. The former, with her father. sur
wives to mourn their loss.
Our sister was noted as being lady of more
than ordinary ability; one from whose door
none went away unfed. These traits are all
commendable. Her Affections were protract-
ed, but borne with Christian fortitude. Her
solicitude to meet her son became great; it
has no doubt been gratified, as both are now
swallowed up in the victory of an immortal
life Our sister believed in the final salvation
of the whole human family, and, if she had
lived where there was Universalist church,
would have stood connected with the same.
This faith cheered her in life and blessed her
in death. She was kind companion and an
indulgent mother, and firm friend to ALL
Honor to her memory, peace to her soul.
T. S. GUTHRIE.
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SHARON UPHAM.

Sharon son of B. s. and Laura Upham, of
Kirkland, Lake county, o., was born June Il,
1865 and passed to the higher home Aug. IA
1885, He early manifested that noble, manly,
disposition that won for him a warm place in
the hearts of hosts of acquaintance. Cheer
full and hopeful, he loved social life and the
joyous presence of friends. yet he did not find
time dreary and monotonous if left alone.
With the thoughts of the wisest he loved to
commune and in sacred meditation found sub
stantial enjoyment. If measured by quality,
his life has been long. 1t has been rich in
studious effort. and large acquisitions of
knowledge. rich in those virtues that consti-
tute the true life. rich in that strength of
character and purity of life that make man
immortal for good.
He was strongly attached to his friends and
family, especially to his mother, who was tire
less in her devotion to him. For nearly two
years he was an invalid. and all his sufferings
were endured with accomplishing patience
and resignation. Though dead he yet speaks,
and will long continue to speak TO all, espec-
tally to the young, how to live and how to die.
Mark the upright, for the end of that man is
peace
His death leaves large vacancy in the fam
lily and community. His parents, five sisters,
and hosts of friends mourn his departure.
But faith in Gods unlimited love is their in
spiration and comfort. Their son. brother
and friend has only gone home.
To live as he did is blessed privilege. He
was manly and helpful, faithful and unselfish.
His funeral services, conducted by the writer,
were held at the family residence, Thursday
August 16, and very large congregation tes-
tilted to the regret entertained for the young
brother aud his afflicted parents.
ANDREW WILSON.