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Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Best quality cashmere gloves, black,
10 cents. +. B. Riley, 225 King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Now is the time to buy your game
aud novelties for theiI' days. Adam
II Brother, 50t +. .,>lsn rot.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Wyatt 8 Co.'s good working GUS
only 6Oc.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

A WINTER FoREIAI
The fist and second partIes'of the sea.
SON VIII leave philadelphia Thursday,
November II. and Thursday, Dcccmbcr
T. for Pasadena, Los Angeles, and other
points IN southern California.
The route viii he Via Buffalo. Niagara
Fails, Chicago, Kansas city, Las YEAS,
Hot springs, santa 70, Albuuuuruuc
BtrstUw, aud sam BcnHrdiuo. The "trip
to be made in Il special train u MagniIi-
cent N">tibuicd Pullman Palace Cars.
With Pullman Palace Dining Chr.
Every ticket entities the holder to visit
Los Angeles. The Raymond, at East
Pasadena. Riverside, sam Diego santa
Monica santa Barbara, san Francisco,
SANTA cruz, san Jose, Mount Hamilton,
san Rafael, and other leading resorts in
california. \ choice OF four different
routes returning. Fifteen returning par
tics under special escort. Return tickets
also good ON ull trains until July, ls1O.
Independent tickets, covering every rN-
pcnsc both ways, giving entire freedom
10 the passenger while in California. and
also III making the journey honcwurd.
Hotel coupons supple for long ~ short
suiournS at The raymond. last pIsl-
,lena: Hotel NChluur, san Jose Palace
Hotel, san Francisco; Hotel del Coro-
nndo, san Diego; Hotel Rafael, san
liatHel santa cruz; The Arlington and
sau Marcos, santa barbara; Hotel Ar
eitdia, santa Monica and other famous
Pacific Coust Resorts,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

smeltx g. Co., - L. 4th street tree, Of SI flulI,
In apples, potatoes and oil hin''
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Walnut candy at Ferguson's, Ii z. ID.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

-" ANTED-A StIO AIiDN m -
w settled nan of experience attend
Ing to heaters of nlrniccs in store or
private family pr Ms junitor, can cook
thoroughly. Car furnish good reference.
Address W, 4. H., REPUBLICAN Office,
O-1l-ltA
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

An intelligent person when hurt will
at once procure bottle OF Salvation Oil.
1t is the best thing TO cure swcllings.
burns OF wounds. All drugg SITS sell 1t
at 20 cents butte.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Miss Annie Cole is spending q week or
ten days IN Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Homemade Bread
at weyl's, No. 7 East Second ''''"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

w ANTED.-A WHITE Girl. FOR
w general llousework Mt ia E. Fourth
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

w ANTED. : A COMPETENT SALES
~ lady for dry goods store. Address
i. .. BOXS s. CilY. ie-9l-at
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

EoR SALE CHEAP, FOR THE
a want fuse, p new s!l Cole galyanic bat
terry. No. $40 King street. Oly-9tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
Doing AnGther's Duty.

Unconscious eli betrayal Is to most pow
srfui Of ~ftscsses fn G.stsrfEiEir,y social rank
The true lady SHOWS bg tra3sins. Il every
word and gesture. bzs TIA p-e4ezs<tx = TOO
often found Mapping. A l1t,js srirf, saorranx
with h@ Erosasr oGs ony, ~as sitting crntsrst-
edIy c. coos1tsT stonA and watching tie
people 40 fEssF cs1z1s sEd yssrE
Presently ESss szS- q lady elegantly drS<ss-i
who stopped az sAs.r eoan4er aid handsd a
waterproof and umbrella 20 ths rcsuns, s,ri II
charge.
''T=sE care Ct t5css thlars til I ean for
thaza,S SIM sd. az al aaiOcTatlo toe, AL
sailsd away.
Tie fright synz q tk5s child followed hs<
The hts%s face ~sre look a esS;resal
WY. nsarar1a. ssas -Elzp<resi. ''slse dr. 4
o~sa say 'p&ss.se.'
SoSzsr ih.n SIS had Sxpoc.ea. iEss LAIR -
Turned
Il VII take my Ting s1ss sasd
Tlers zHs soZae LssAs<ssay7ta aslsIaytks-a
Il EoTe yo1 hayezst -. OF rrts-lAo.a
tbszn. > As sAsd % tic yozrs sirl. Il a ssrs-s
tcrs-
Ssssxsr rzss<ortrns ksa Esazz.=s-4; tie ~.
:2cses ssszs fo1:@ Assd t4ki-x thzza ~4,1os..
a word tn 81 -alasd aysay. Tia -us
rnrs tA&a d. cid ocsId bar. Leazsax
ovss g THAI oar ESssst lEos eNzzs eaoss . ts.as
q o. csrs, SIS satd, gr@cisssy, TASK
ToG - IEsr0s1 Yp~s I>yssz.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

My identity came hack to me with
rush. was no longer Peter Duff. It is
possible that. having read too much po-
htacaI economy ana psychology, there
had been spell OF mental confusion,
with obliteration of the Ego. And yet
felt sorry for Duff-the same kind Of pity
a sincere Scotchman expressed for 'the
Old Diel."
lam not yet quite positive as to whether
or not, sometime or other, Peter Duff
had not killed an assertive person-not
necessarily collector or house agent
and that the ghost of the murdered man
still wanders around. I might have read
of a mysterious disappearance, conjured
up flying Dutohnan Of collector, who,
having sworn terrible oath to get pay
ment and failing, stu stalks the world.
Said nv wife to me that evening:
''Dear, am so glad you are quite your
self again, and have made up your mind
to take holiday. You were getting dis
tressingly morbid. As you say you will
do no work for week, Bella proposes
thorough orerha,iling Of your study; and
what good and faithful creature she is,
and anticipates all our wishes!'
"a paragon" replied, expansively.
':If she has fault, it is a certain
acertity shown to strangers, especially
on scrubbing days. Sometimes I am
afraid she is a trifie too vivaciOus.
SIS she p I asked, innocently.
at is too absurd" continued my wife.
'FThere was horrld looking man here
today, who showed such persistence
about something or other that Bella lost
her temper, and she threw something at
the man. I must tell her to be more
careful"
"My love, pray say not word to Bella,
at least on this occasion. She was acting
Perseus to my Andromeda.
''But Perseus was a man."
$50 he was. reverse the roles, that's
ALL"
"Weil, dear, 1 never did pretend to
follow you in your NEUROLOGICAL allu-
sions. barnet Phillips in Harper's
Weekly.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
Professor E<py, the .'oid Storm King"

Professor E~py, the 'oid Storm King"
In rssS ProfEzsor Espy was given petition
n tAe war dsEsrsxasx-1, wbsrs ts could p-1T-
eae hts investigations u attoosyxer4czI cur
rents and dlSezsz haonez and reoeaFs re.srzs
from distant y1sn.s q otxsTva.s1s lie ~
Situated g ssTv1ce IT daily rsAthsr refS~ts.
ozs: q witch or preset signal sr--scc system
las grown. and CT. the s&zs Ct tnls sTte--
IrisA, as Mrs AorrneaA r.anfss ia kesr box
Profnssor Esury orscs rrczarsec 20 Der TIA.
there was 10 Custom Il ais Gz4rsd tisas PRO
iessr EsFy slso~sSd BE rzSsrcsd a. tie faihse~
II the IzeAen. signal s-rvsos x TIE United
STATS, rs Theory q SsorEsS harSzzg led tfss
rsyno ia establishment end yS--Saz; szooezz =
Profrzsrr Henry sddsi Ia: tte charts Dow
u-d IN tie servscr we're sden-srzs witt sc--s
notifications r1th those that tie 'sOi1 Ss0r-n
King cozsxtTSr.s6 Tor 1se liz tie rze<s.<u&cri-
zi bureau II tbs ~&r S~pA-.s0ss4s wtezs BE
WIS - is hexd
a SIMILAR acxn0w ie3grze1t vas zss5s 20
frx 4n~eAs.G by Ger Ms. Fru<ssNaT
ksTy Wa Tor srzre3 yssyz racer. q 10
5zzGiSso14sa inxzls4sse, a<si ~ss trough, TITO
close relations sz.d s-sz-81Ss2 ~Tik Psu<s~o<
Hzzry. ca iae ocsszoa q AS 1s&.1 Frosrs-
~ bacas yru&Surosd k4< sssoxT Il ,os board
q res3szfs. AID tie rssezs~r@-ssd fas cs<soza-
as-T rsscszsi1-s n eoZcr & Ia ssszc-T. Oas
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
An Original Suggestion

l am something Of baseball crank, ana
Ike su true cranks, d nos like the way in
which interest IN the national game is waning
l have an idsa which il put in force would,
an sure, result in rsvivlns the ball business,
and would have tie further result OF keeping
up the interest In every game until the last
man was out in the last inning, and Also sus-
tain interest in the contest for tee peunaut
until the last game IS played would SIN
ply count runs made, nos games Won Peopls
who patronize tie a.au parks do 50 for aInuse-
rnent, AID where one Iz2n EEsss TO So a game
wen By strategy or tricks, hundred prefer
10 see the ball lii hazd and runs made II
the total number of TUES maze we're counted
in the struggle for the championship no che
elnb would have dead sure thing &C win
hing, and an ordinary club voald have a
,hance. by striking streak of luck, Of bound
ing well 70 the froat IL che or two games
THIS would neczsSsrily szzs1aia TIE interest
throughout the sziire ssessn- Demo
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

by Capt. Francis L. Norton, and called
the Neversink, because it is claimed that she
will live in any sea; that she will not sink il
flied with water to the decks or with her bot
tom torn out, and that she can travel with
her beam ends submerged, or carry full sail
in hurricane without danger Of capsizing.
The Neversink is, over all, sc feet in length
and 80 feet on the water line. Her breadth
of beam is II feet amidship and feet inches
at the stern. She draws about feet of
water, and is yawl rugged, carrying a mizzen,
mainsail foresal and jib, with square sail
to be used instead Of the mainsail when run
ming free before the wind. With all her sails
set she shows nearly 700 square feet of can
vas, a tremendous quantity for SO small
yacht.
She is constructed on the Norton double
hull system, having two frames, the outer
one of which is shaped to insure the greatest
possible speed.
The keel of the inner frame is perfectly fiat,
and the two frames are strongly joined to
gether. The cut showing cross section Of
the boat gives very good idea Of her con-
struction.
The spaces W along the bottom and sides
of the keel are filed with number of metal
lie automatic ballast chambers, which ar
rangement maintains the equal distribution
of the water ballast along the length of the
boat. Then there are longitudinal openings
near to and in g line with the keel so formed
and connected with the outer planking as to
be perfectly water tight ct such parts and
thereby prevent the admission Of water be-
tween the two plankings. To these ballast
chambers is connected a small air pipe which
passes up vertically between the chambers
and frames and is connected with longitu-
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

are some unprIncipted makers VINO VIII marx
q case OF 10 carat outside and carat in
side IA carat, and 10 and IA carat would
20 marked IS carat There u 10 Law
in America TO prevent this The case Il
made of a composition which holds q gold
plating finely This composition Is SOME
times very heavily plated, azd viii wc2r
for several years without moving the base
metal There is little difficulty in disposing
Of them as solid gold cases, and IN tbs way
the price Is surprisingly los. There is more
opportunity for deception in the movement
and case Of a watch than ia almost any other
article. The amount o. money invested IN a
watch offers nsch Induc,raent TO expert
nlent The care manufacturer s Sot DeceS-
sariiy obEgeo 70 know much abogt TIE Eoov--
u1erf Of a watch Herulakss his cass 10 1t
tie standard American sizes q ntOvs<oersta,
and most makers produce q Uniform Eaze- -
Brooklyn Eagle.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
GOLD WATCHES.

The Reason Why They Can Be Bought for
So Much Less Than Formerly.
"Go,d watches are so common nowadays
that men don't takeas much pride in wearing
them as ehey did few years ago." said
Fulton street jeweier the other day. The
individual who could sport gold watch and
chain a dozen years ago was considered g
person OF wealth and property. But he isn't
now. Why, you VIII find gold watches In the
pockets Of our street car conductor, ana have
even known them TO wear handsome diamond
rings Did you ever notice the ostentatioIs
manner in which young man handles his
first gpd waochi 1t Is rather amusing
Usually be carries it In channels leather
pouch, and Is very careful NO. TO breathe on
it or touch the cese with dis fingers BE cor
suits it every fifteen minutes for the first
month, but he soon tires ct Il, and then con
elders it q horrible bore 10 be asked for the
time The demand for gold watches was
never greater than i: is today. Watch com
panies are kept very busy filing orders, and
we retaIl jewelers. do g good bushes Il ttis
line
Why is IL that watches areso much chezspR
now than few years sgoY'
"Wen, for one thing, t4e watch roveUasnts
are great deal cheaper Gold Is tnss exactly
the sa1ae price psr p-ennyweaght- TIE re-
6accon Ii prscs Is confined 70 tie rno-e-neotA
The watch movements Of tee standard Anser-
lean make are veryrAes2. Taose N Common
sss n gold watches Of tf.e ehee{es< grade are
froz4 sI0 20 ESQ each, and Some Of sas best
raarerreai= are vocsa ST Wholesale sx,o~ SO
Tsese Is. howssux, high prsoed, fine Ar-s-l-
can movement which may cost you say t75,
bat they are net Pot - ozz4in4ry casx 4
watch that y01 pait 500 ior tsw yezrs ago
you caa &c. TODAY scr 10, and sais go watch
Will na~oa eiG G. S. EsoFcEszr II Il Fer
so you ssoG1 --- r1ovs-nr. cassd Il sold
Is-cAras geld, w.ghing fTSz.s - 10 - peza.Iy-
v-saxsrz TEe ps1rchasar viii gse more yxvsos
cut q q I4-caras case thsa 10 VIII CO. q Sd
1e-carc.S
How saa dealsrs cs2@r ths Pablo sold Eoa
watches for 80 a1d So
They ara nc- sossj 5y aav Tzaars Tz--e
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Explanatory Motel Hernetically sealed air
chambers. w Water ballast chambers. 0.
Openings into water ballast chambers. A Air
pipes c, Compressed air.
Cross SECTION.
dinal pipe running on each side below the
covering board of the two frames, and fitted
with a small air valve which permits the air
to escape from the ballast chambers as the
water ballast enters, while retaining the air
in the ascending arms Of the chambers Tho
remainder Of the space IL not filled by the
ballast chambers, aud between the two
frames, is filed with herlnstically closed air
chambers shaped 10 tit such space.
The Neversink is destined 70 excite the won
der and admiration of Europeans, 1t is safe
TO say that such boat has never been seen
in European waters There are, in fact, few
Ike her in America. the only ones in existence
being built and owned by Can't. Norton
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

was another ring. 1t was an accumulated
ring, not prolonged.
See here. Its no use. You are try
ing to shield this man Duff. He lives
here. / saw him. He did not deny it.
| am a-coming in"
''A-comin' in, are We? Divil bit. Not
while there's dhrop of blud to defnd
me masther and misthress, scr. It's wio-
lence yer up to, wild yer old carrion
carcass. Now just you put out of
this. No! Oh won't give We the shafts
facShun Of knowing, sor, who lives here.
only his name isn't Pater Duff. What
are We after, anyways, a-hintrodusin
yourself into Centlenlan's risidence:'
He shall feel the power of the law"
knew | was doomed now The hero
ism of that poor girl could avail me no
longer. Convicted forger, murderer, de
faulter. swindler, must make a clean
breast of it.
Then I heard what sounded ike a
splash OF water-jus, that swis-s-sh which
indubitabiy follows the flying out (by
centrifugal force Of the contents OF a
tub. had the courage to look out of
the window. l saw soaking Nemesis.
1t ran across the street. Something re-
sembling broom was projected after it,
4 street car came, and dripping man
shook his fist at the house and then dis
appeared.
Folk lore, as Mr.. Andrew Lang informs
Us. tells over and over again Of the re-
generation of the man brought about by
the means Of little water. This CRYSTAL
fluid the enchantress or anti-enchantress
(as the case may be- invariably holds in
the palm OF her hand Bella had broken
the sneu with t11htuL
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
--@sEgaSANflsH
Ia1lU - eagle
HOMELY ENOUGH FOR TWO.

"Oh, why did you marry so homely many'
The people all said to our Sue;
"It's none of our business, but really, dear,
He is bomely enough for two"
81 know it." she said, with a cute little smile,
''You are right, can plainly see;
Ees honely enough for himself, that is one,
And he's homeiy enough for me-"
Washington Critic.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

a ss-srs azl g.u-z4, followed % h,svy
tsa q ESsn, i r~port>d :rosz Sta.rzT aSSa;J-
la f-ilioy sAa. ~ ooS4 zzs fSgcss -
s11rae@z- ia 1zz IN Szs>y eEs=< sSs sel-
aOziz- rsxz ~4@sss1 shs snaFA~@ IA@ sas x
10 srxek. kzsssax tko~~eax 81 s>~=s hiSA
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4z.ke-r-s hsas4zyts 81 ss<c1ds s~-1z & Ia
ga sor LAAss Eszx A.iEszs xsxrz>1-
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
THE YACHT NEvERSlNK.

She Is Bound from Boston to the Paris
Exposition.
The trim and handsome little yacht Never
sink, that early in the season sailed from
Boston for Havre en- route to the Paris expo
sition, is a very interesting little craft.
Her crew consisted Of Capt. Josiah W.
Lawlor, whose father is one of the
oldest naval architects Ill the United States,
and Swedish sailor. This yacht was built
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Of these resolutions deSrT7h4s Tim one CT
the most ussfii and JEALOUS Of Che rneeeoroio-
sists cooperating with the initiation, ~hoss
lnbors Ia birth the iDcrs<ac AID dl9uxaon Of
knowas.se Of 1seteoroios-y have r2sri;.d tho
highest bonsSs OF sciezDoe At home. ard have
added to TIC reputation 81 cur coaGtry
abroad. Popular Science Aonthly.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

iswe known asoue heque oh in maxim n
A SINGLE readb ina n sect o
come out necsst the cui los OF much
tbreaw
boo will uunhan
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

TIE fr.sky cowboy gives 20 thScgss
Cato his tss.rs bal,
Xst by cxEe<.e-cs are re ts1gaI-
Hes oflea -ssrsss5d % kiiLr
-Ccshie< and TE1ssha
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-25
overzeaious omcers.

Complaint has been made of late oil
certain officers, who, being clothed with
the power of the law, make arrests oil
citizens on every pretext and for the
slightest provocation-nct for the sake OF
Furnishing the guilty parties for some
imaginary crime. or for upholding the
magisty of law-but for the sake OF
making a fee out Of the county or city
On several occasions where arrests OF this
kind have been made and the parties car.
ried before magistrate, the charges
could not be sustained and tie justice
has been compelled to dismiss the case
Notwithstanding this, however, the coun.
ty and city are mulched to the tune OF
several dollars costs in the case Our
disbursing officers should Look into this
matter and correct the evil.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-25
Favorahle for bal Birds.

The present winter has been one Of the
most favorable experienced in many years
for the preservation OF partridges. there
having been no heavy snowfals or severe
cold weather 10 set hard upon the birds
or cut of their usual foed supplies.
Should the present mild weather continue
few weeks longer. all danger from
freezing and scarcity of food will be avert.
ed, and the birds will come out strong
and healthy for the breeding season. and
gunDers may look for an abundance Of
the birds next fall upon the opening of
the game season.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-25
MISS Ieannie Winston.

Miss JEANNE Winston is OF the very
best boys on the comic opera stage and
so instead of singing the soprano IN the
operas of her repertory she sings the part
usually sung by the tenor Miss Win
ston's form dresses admirably for q
masculine role. Her form aud her pecu-
liar manly stride make an excellent foun.
dation for her "Boccaccio, which when
finished of with a beautiful costume.
with her graceful and natural manner
isms and q vocal delivery always pleasing
becomes as attractive 50 operate cbarac-
Ter as there are to be seen. The company
supporting Miss Winston Is an unusually
strons one and sustains her high reputa-
don. The brightness and lightness were
everywhere reelected in the performance
Of last evening and the great audience
was delighted. ~ hiIadclpa ia Press.
Miss Winston will appear at the Opera
House here on Monday next. Jan .2Sth.-
Seats on sale at the Central Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-25
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in fact,
you must have it, to fully enjoy life
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find ii not.
Thousands upon thousands of dollars are
spent annually by our people in the hope
they may attain this boon. And yet it
may be had by all We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, If used according to di.
rections and the use persisted in. will
bring You Good Digestion and Gust the
demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eu-
pepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters
for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at Soc and
81. 90 per bottle by j. Walter Hodges 81
Go, Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-25

Masonic Opera House was crowded To
it, fullest capacity last night With an i'm
teliigent and delighted audience II wit
ness the entertainment given by Chesa-
peake Tribe M. %. y II. NJ, of this
city. The exercises consisted of a liter
airy character. intersrersed with vocal
and instrumental music of high order.
together with some fine allegorical tab
leanx which were we'll executed and
merited the applause OF the whole house.
The program, a most excellent one. was
opened with singing by the Lodge. Then
followed overture by the orchestra, after
which Miss Annie Feldmeyer sang a solo
when the Tide Comes in In her
usual musical style. Mr. j. w, Hodges
gave a humorous reading In character,
which was highly enjoyed The solo
True TO the Last, by II. w. Sommers;
the quartetie Come Where the Lillies
Bloom" by Misses Annie and Emma,
aud Messrs. VIM. and Geo. Feldmeyer
were exceedingly fine. The reading
Maddox at the Bat; or Something Else, .
by Col. VIM. Louis Schley. received pro.
longed encores from the audience. The
vocal and literary part of the program
was concluded with solo-"The Song
That Reached My Heart" by Miss Anna.
Feldmeyer Then followed the tableaux.
five in number, which were illustrations
Of The work of the order. Part third
which consisted of instrumental solos.
quarteites. &c. by members of the Naval
Academy Band concluded the entertain.
ment for the evening, which was pro
nounced by every one present one of the
finest entertainments of the kind ever
given in our city. Sachem w. Louis
Schley and John T. Maddox, of Baln.
more, were present. II. Vinton Clayton
was chairman of the committee of ar
engagements Chief Judge Geo. w. Lind
say. of the Orphans Court, OF Baltimore
city, past sachem Of the Red Men, was
also present at the entertainment. After
the entertainment the visitors of the
Grand Lodge. were entertained by the An
napolis Lodge at the Maryland Hotel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-25
The Blind Chaplain's Prayer.

When the House OF Representatives
met yesterday. an intense stiffness fell
ever that sdy when the Speakers gaval
fell and the blind Chaplain began his
prayer. as fo'lows
Almighty God. since last we gathered
10 this place representative of The peo
pie has fallen AT his post doing bis duty
manfully and faithfully as though be
had fallen In the charge at the cannon
mouth, OF In the deadly breach, and there
fore entitled to worthy and honorable rec
ignition and commemoration. As we
look al the desk, draptd 10 black. and at
the empty seat. aud think of our friend
who only yesterday was with US and 10
day Is beyond the stars grant the solemn
meaning and mystery of life may rest on
every heart, not TO unnerye and appalt,
but to fix In every breast the high re
solve to live nobiy, truly, and simply for
the country's interest and honor. for the
welfare of our fellowmcn, ard that we
shall walk before Thee.in all Thy com.
maudments blameless
The solemnity of the occasion was the
death of the Hon. James N Burnes, late
a representative of the House from the
State OF Missouri. Both Houses of Con.
gress adjourned out OF refpect to the de-
ceased.