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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-12
PAy AMERICAN REPORTS SUBMITTED.
SECRETARY BLAINE ON THE ACTION or TIE
CONFERENCE ~ REGARD TO PATENTS
Lrc., AND SANITARY REGULATION.

Washington. July ii-Thc President day trans
mitted - tourr,-s tNo communications from the
secretary Of state. mco,iug in one Ia" report Of the
action oi the International American Conference con
ccruiu. the protection of patents, trademarks ana
copyIsLt, iu commerce between the American re
mhlc- and m 90" other the action OF the same body
for the better protection o public health against con
a.lous diseases. Respecting the latter subject sec
rctary Blaine iu Dis letter says:
The ,autar, officer n the Gulf cities Of the United
state, have MtLclto ipuud great dihcaly In protecting
the public h'a!h against oontHou, diseases brought
B., 'hIpuue from south America, Central America.
3ic,,o Iud West Indian port, without r~tr'une the
freedom Of commerce. At certain seasons Of the year
nm, uDnIautiuc regulation, which they have been com
pollei 10 adopt have often placed absolute embargo
upon communication with the tropical countries where
such disease originate The -auc difficulties hive
h,-u Experienced like measure by the nciEboruB
nations ahd the attention Of sanitary specialists both
u Europe and America, has been Tor ycaro engaged ia
the task of dcyI-me some remedy
International sanitary conventions were hcld at
Rio de liueiro IN l-01 and at Lima, Peru. In l~oO
and composed of eminent scientists who gave the
subject the cIo-c,t investigation. ~ both these con
yc.iious regulation, framed for the protection
of shipping and 81 port, exposed 10 injection, which
acrc all their essential provisions. Those OF the
convention ~ lp de Jauclrp adopted by Brazil
Paraguay, m-u1y aud the Argentine Republic. and
are now enforced boo the ports ~ tho>" nations The
recommendations Of the Lima conference nave moi been
carried INTO elect. Colombia Venezuela and tho
nations of central aud North America wcio not rep
resented at cuhcr 'ouycnuon but they are equally
interested i'm securing the result, desired and the In
torudtl1nI American conference recommends Inc ac
ccpaucc and enforcement 10y them 81 the regulations
of tuc Rio &c l1ucuO conventions those adopted AT
Lima the best -v-trm~ that have yet been devised
Upon the subject If international patents and trade
MARKS the Secretary, In transmitting the conclusions
Of tine conference avs:
The south American Congress which met at Monte
,id.. I'm NuI-t l--- adopted three treaties for the
protection pat trademarks aud copyrCht-, which
have ALREADY been ratified by The Argentine Republic
UoIiyl, Ir,ziI chill Colombia Ecuador. Paraguay,
Perm ru-usy and Venezuela all the nations Of The
southern continent and the rfreut conference recon
mend their ratification 10y the several Governments
| OF Central and North America.
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From OCEAN GROVE TO SHARK RIVER.

Asbury Park July II (Spccian.-Ihe stockholders Of
the company which proposes - build the ocean Grove ana
shark River Street Railroad held meeting last night IN
the office ~ Counsellor c. Kennedy % complete the
orQanIzatlon Daniel Slsson Of Ncw.Iork; William L.
g. Thomas and H. L. Chandler. Of Philadelphia; Contractor
Chds T. f. Workman ana Isaac C. Kennedy attorney Tor
a.. .,.,,,v ,cr. utc..ut Permanent officers were
elected Formal application will be Immediately made to
tho Ocean Grove Association FOR permission TO begin oper-
atoms a: once in Lawrcnce-ayc ocean Grove The con-
sent Of all the heavy along the rou" has now been
obtained
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DENONErIZATION OF SILVER EN ROUMANIA.
Washington, July 11.-1hc Director Of the Mint has
received from the Minister OF the United states at
bucharest an account of the recent demonstration
II fun legal tender silver coins by the Roumanlan
Government. in pursuance OF law passed by the
Chamber of Deputies In March. substituting the single
gold standard the double standard In that country
I'm pursuance Of this law the Minister of Finance IS
reduirrd 10 substitute within year equal number
II gold francs for the silver francs In the
National Bank upon which legal tender paper was
issued Under this authority the Minister Of Finance
contracted with a. syndicate for the exchange Of
10000 600 francs Of silver at the rate Of 100 franc,
OF silver for - of gold the syndicate have the
privilege OF taking on the same terms, within given
neriod the remaining 80 900 900 francs OF silver. The
Total amount o. be exchanged for gold IS 100000
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4 orrcK TRIP ACROSS THE OCEAN.

The steamship Columbia. Of tho Hamburg Amer
can Packet Company arrived here yesterday III V'o
..,od time Of ak days and twentyone hours lrV"
-orth,u,pton The weather was heavy. Inc O'l"''
lila travcr~od 3.l00 miles. on july = at i'',9 ~,
the steamer sighted an iceberg 200 feet long anu ~
80. ,t,, This was in latitude -. longitude 90
,.,,,, the Columbia's passengers were Mt ana NIH'
Edward Ecrwind. Director II. Conred' Anthony -
DrcXel and f. e. GriSwold - ..,,,.oi of the
Sir Ambrose Shea the Governor "enrrg ioG ~ be",
,c.trriay on the steamer CcnfueEo>; U III" =, 70.
fuc from Nassau. They are on their WAY u f""7
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10 FINISH THE LINE To oNEoNTA.

Kingston. y. Y. July IL Special President young
NJ the lister and Delaware Railroad and the Delaware and
D..ero road. made Of inspection over these Two
line, In , ,,cc Al thc Grand Hotel to BloomvlHe
to-day Win a uarty OF officials and directors. From
lous th. party taken In carriages over the line
- , n,rtlv corl ted road 10 Oueonta official action
WAS taku but there every Indication that the new road
win b. completed present The road from Ho-
t,,t tho terminus Of Ulster and Delaware, to Bloom
VIE nine miles IS now ready for operation Inc stc'
rails for nine miles more already the ground and the
road Is all graded excepting three and hreequarter miles
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Fnr HIyEE AND HARBOR INPKOVFMEN1

Washington, July 11-AmOng the estimates made
by engineer officers for continuing and completing the
river and harbor improvements under their charge
are the following:
New York-PortcheSter harbor, for year and to com
nIee SOB rlG TyaO harhOr, New Rochelle. to complete.
81 O01 Fa,tchcscr Creek. Slj2,lO0 Grccnport haT
LIr 10 complete $1,000. Glen Cove harhOr for year,
OO1O and 20 complete. I'll $50. Flushing Ea' ,
for wear $4,000. and 10 complete, T--.jOO.
Delaware. River. Pennsylvania and Ne"-JcrNey, for
wear 5000 .OOD. aud a. complete. HlO6j.O0O. In
pr0ycgcnt ~ harOr between Philadelphia and Camden.
Tor year, 81 900 900. and e. complete. S3,3OOOOO
schuykill River. for year and to complete, S"l23O.
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c,o,s CONVECTION WITH BERMCDA

The Mayors Of Hamilton and ST. "eorge' h'''' a.
,,.a I,i,oster uol,ne. Mayor Grants private seere'
,ar. tndulgcd Yesterday In exchange OF compliment"
o,,r tho wire The Mayor Of Hamilton t'irStin'u -
f,rys. bermuda congratuates che Mayor OF N'" lo,@
m , completed cable connecting with the great ~
of America. and hopes that IL W." cement '"' ,,o In
,,., tho two pl,ce~ increase commerce and prove III
every way nrneh"al' ,,,i,,s
The Mayor os St George tlecrlphcd; " Consa', ''.''
70 ne Mayor OF Ncw-YorH on completion OF cS"9 '0''
Th N,yor private secretary made appr pirate replies
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rrprclxo, THE LAKE RATE on CORN.

Chicago July II lSpecia-Lake reightS fell YESTERDAY
afternoon from cents on the corn rate 10
pugalo The Lehigh and Iackawanna lines got the up
from the BuNao managers first and secured all inc P
fine other lines standing merly by As the agreement ="
,,ld rate, has been broken often and sharp practices
have cnsd repeatedly, Il Is thought that the last agree
mont By the lines ha. been made. II "a predicted by
sbipucrs that rates will 80 lower.
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II will be observed that. emitting the vote of Lnn-
caster County, from which there was no return, the
other counties returned nearly 10 per cent oi the
entire Republican Presidential vote o. ESQ the -an"
cOuntic, yielded only per cent Of the total Republic an
vote Of the state lr-I ln 1-rr the -dur '"uut',
Welded only a little more than per cent Of III"
total Republican Presidential vote II III" state. Mr
Icmph lives in Chester. the Republican Presidential
vote Of which fcll from LII in 1-rO t. - In i-7-
a Shrinka-c II .O79 votes in eight years I'm ESQ
that county alone furnished nearly per cent OF th"
Garfield vote ~ the state in lss7 Chester furnished
about , 10 Of per cont of the Harrison vote al t"
-tafr Of course Mr. lcmplill meant Just what hr
said That the DcmocraJ NJ South Carolina DE-
crnincd la rule the Republican MAJORITY, and that the
vote. II the latter han De- suppressed IN National
and Congress elections, well II, In state and local
niac
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francs Of silver of which 3oOOoOo0 are now IN the
bank At the agreed rate Of exchange eon She syer
600 fnnc, or - loss Of H. 900 francs In making
the change the gold standard In c sSdGS Sb6 6t
~ .OOO.OO francs in silver, Which, "i' W i'i 10
a subsidiary silver currency.
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NOMINATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
COLONEL ALEXANDER MD. MCOOK TO DE 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Washington. July little President to-day sent 10
the senate the following nominations:
Colonel Alexander Med. McCook, 9Th Infantry I"
lie brigadcr-ccucra. Major Augustus g. Robinson.
quart~rmaStcr. u be deputy Putrcrna~it ~, l'il'
with the rank Of lieutenant colonel. Captain hWm
Is. Atwood. assistant Quafcrmaatcr, to De quarter
master, with the rank OF major.
Colonel Alexander McD. McCook is well known a
a member Of the family of fighting McCook~.7 lie
was born in ONO and graduated from the Mlliar'
Academy In July, 1859. lie appointed captain IN
Nav. 1861, and promoted 10 be colonel and
brigador general Of volunteers in the same year. In
562 he was appointed major general Of volunteers.
holding that rank until october, 1865, when he re-
signed the volunteer commission. He was appointed
lieutenant colonel March, l-6j, and colonel 81 the
9TH Infantry in December 1-s0. lie was hicvctc'l
during the war for gallant and merorou- services AT
the battle Of Buil Rum the capture OF Nashville, the
latlc OF shiloh and the battle Of Perry lie, Ky. and
near the close Of the war was trcvccd mRi0rccn
ca for gallant and mcritorlOu- service in the field
during die war" since l~G7 he ma, served mainly
with bis regiment On ire western frontier excepting
the period from So 70 Isl when he WIS on the stan
of General sherman. May, $50. he ha, been u
command Of the Infantry aud Cavalry school at Fort
LeavcnwOrth. He eighth IN lncal rank among
the colonies. and in relative rank IN the NTni wa
twelfth and in the line tenth. HIS total service
is thirty eight years ten more than the rank
ing officer and he has about four years -
before retirement. lie also held higher rank durr e.;
the than any of his ranking officers. His appoint
meut was advocated hy General sherman. senators
Paync, sherman. Henderson and Plumb I. G. Plat
;. b. Elbins, many officers Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic and OthcgS.
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WONAN'S GliiHll~.

,Tis s,Id ,ba, fair woman God's last gin 70 nah
And the bast-whcu We think o. tI,,SrN o'-
To adoru and improve on dlNhit Pi'"'
She so,aht 10 preserve in creation her pa,1
~ ornaments. charming attr anu L.'''
But found a fair skin and b'autIui i'''
The boat. after all ,..,r,,nt runcti on.
:, nurc blood ha- Gl,ordocd some important
rrtucin, distractions nerve failure GlsP'PsH Sart's
ain .w oiicn cyr.ld., eczema plili, now
Hi"'d Cuic is the only blood purifier ana Deau'"'i INV
re 1n1ous circulation Of healthy blood is the oes'
reeu
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SHIPPING GnLD TO ErROPE.

Washington. July 1.-THE Director Of the Mint to
day authorized The exchange of ~ 100000 I'm gold
bars for gold coin at the View York Assay Oncc, for
shipment Europe. This j, In addition 70 - .oopOop
EXCHANGED XcsirrdAr.
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ton of duties, He is not lawyer and. II IS SAID IA
not the proper training or capacity for the once lie
was formerly hotel keeper in Buffalo. and wa, p9D
I'm the Treasury service toy President Cleveland SIMPLY
a. a special agent Many protests have been made
against hi, continuation aud i uncertain Whf{lcT lle
Finance Committee will report faVOrabiy Oh ms case
There j. no reason. however. why the other foAr
nominations should not lie promptly reported by the
committee and confirmed by the senate.
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uAIFUOIIDAY TRAIN To LONG BRANCH va
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. =,

The new Fast Express leaving New nI,H' ri 20
e.Iart and Desbrosses sts, every SATURDAY ~ lint
M, and running through 70 Long Branch ana el TO
Pleasant has proved great boom 10 Wv a, . 30
iie"o' ne, nofnts IL arrives at Long Branch al
n m and at Point Pleasant 3 30 y. NE
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rr1RuyE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office. July ~. a. m-Cear weather wac
rule YESTERDAY with light variable bfeleS. ' - e.s
into a southea.torv one. and slowly Increasing Wv
49,. ,ho ,,on,,,,I humidity. The temperature rahs y
between a. and II degrees, the average go beng -
higher than on Thursday - A. nth ,,r,h,hly 10
In and near this city "'u'' UNIV "
warmer fair weather
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AGAINST STOPPING WORK on TIE HARLEM.

Washington July II (spccaD.-A committee repre-
sentiug tho Workingnen's Reform League Of New
York City to-day submitted written protest 10 the
senate Committee Commerce against the eNcison
from the River and larbOr bill of the clause apprO
prating S35OOOO for the improvement If the Harlem
River. The diScOntinuance of work the Harlem, II
was urged would do great injury to the commercial
and maritime Interests OF the city. and would throw
ONT of EMPLOYMENT IA large number Of ldbOfcr~ now
engaged in carrying ont Tie plan, of the Government
engineers. 4. II. Galahuc, the chairman 81 The e.
ccItive committee OF the League, and Charles II.
IurncIlS its secretary, at the head of tire dcega
ton. a similar protest was filed with the House
Committee Rivers and llarbOrS.
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Az ELECTRIC LINE FROM SENECA FALLS
Seneca Falls y. y July 1.-The electric Fal"'' oo
,,r.en seneca Falls and Waterloo was opened THIS ae
nom Tho cars ran the start without stop or Mch
The power IS furnished by water at Seneca Tails,
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GEyIYlNG THE RANK OF LIEt TENANT GENERAL.
Washington July 1.-THE House Committee ON
Military Affairs oday directed favorable report on
bill to revive the rank of Lieutenant general Of the
Army The bl permits the President To appoint 10
that office officer distinguished for skill and bravery
the late and the Office Is To expire upon ms
ret rpmcut.
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cosmetic.

Uarhor ~ Delaware Errak"a"r for N,ir anu ~ I'm, SDi
,i"f. a-OOuOO Improvement Of The Mississippi river
between the ONO and Illinois river. T." year;
II 600 600. and - complete, Sl2!'',1oO ihlaiu
NE nm Chrco.ca.,ue Bay. Va. 10 Delaware
Iav near 1--we, Del for year. 9l0o,0oo' and 70 com
t.i,ta .sI-i 800.
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The Harlem Republican cInb has aaopted the 70

The Harlem RepnblIcIn CIEb has HH0pted INC fOI-
lowing resolutions tile canal:
Whereas The carly completion Of the Harlem Rvcr
IMPROVEMENT will be- Of incalculahle benefit 10 the com
nere OF New.York especially 10 that Of the northern
oon Of the city well all the trAdc between The
Hudson River and the Last through Long Island Sound
and.
Whereas The Of Representative. atar invest
eating improvement by committe" Of Congress VIII"
relortcd fayoraby thereon appropriate $4,000 ia the
River and HarbOr bin continue The work, which Item
the Senate Committee Con without such in
vest,gatlon has stricken from the bill Therefore
Resolved, BY the Harlem Republican club that the
United states and members Of Congress from
this stat. are earnestly but respectfully peOnd TO use
their influence and In the respective houses Of
Congress TO secure restoration N" bin Of the sppo
pration of $3.50 continue the improvement u t"
Harlem River ~ passage the present session.
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EnsfT Trains Washington

coupeto schedule Of fast trains Baltimore and
washington Is operated by the jersey Central Reading.
and d. and O. All trains equipped with Pullman pr
Iof sleeping PunetuA! service stations foot
Of IIDcTty.st
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THE SENATE CONFERENCE.
CNANIMITY IN REGARD TO TIE NECESSITY
FOR PASSING AN ELECTION BILL

Mr.. HIsCoCK's SUGGESTION LOOKING TO THf
ADOPTION or A PLAN FOR LIMITING DE
BATE OPPOSED BY ONLY FIVE OF THE
SENATORS PRESENT-MR. Ed
MUNDs ON THE PRE-
10Y"
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REMARKABLE sHRINKAGE SINCE 1850 ~ THE
prprRrIc,y PRESIDENTIAL VOTE OF HIS
STATE AND DISTRICT - OTHER IN
STANCES DEMOCRATIC EXP0UND-
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Washington July 1f.-There were no bond offers
received at the Treasury Department 20 noon to day
Later an offer Of $50 900 registered 12s, at 1885,
received and accepted.
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krApp's Root Beer Extract.
A 10y a home comfort. Healthy for children.
IAvigoratng for old folks 10 Rsiions. Csc.
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rorrrmcLA>s rosrNAsrERs APPOINTED.


Washington. Julv 1.-THE Postmaster General has
appointed the following fourthclass po-tma -tcrs
New lorh-A : LamsOu. North Jasper.
Pcnu~y lyauia-J. r.. Williams, Crumh, j. Ross Ncw-
It.lfi
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INCREASED GROSS PosroFFcE RECEIPTS.


washington, July l1.-Third Assistant Eo9'ilS>Ver
Gencr,l Uazen has from advanced reports received
from thirty Of the larger pOstofceS OF the conn
try prepared statement showing Helr sfo97 re'vip'
g.. ~. ora-ter ended June so 1890, compared
with the corresponding period OF last year togeler
with the amount and percentage Of Increase Inc
cross receipts and percentage Of Increase IN some OF
the Offices are as follows: New-iOrk y o-7'i3 ID
per cent: Chicago. $7o9loo 14.7 per cent fhI'-
deIphia. s54s, o72 90 per cent Boston 7'-o'7''' Wv
80 cont. proonlyn. ISL .433, - PER cent; san
Francisco s179747 50 per cent; Baltimore, Tl'''-
O31. IA per cent; Bufalo, Si244o3, Il per cent
Rochester, s7295O 2ol per cent Washington Sl-''-
$50. 1919 per cent Albany. $i7.4@s, 80 per cent :
Newark y. j.. S54.o5i, % per cent SyF1cno, no..
sta g31 10 q per cent Troy. y Y. go l= - per
cent complete reports for the first >L months t %.
en- 6SeaI wear 1850 from all the p0stOhCeS III t1c
1rnt,.s Stats and advance reports for the remaining
civ months from thirty of the larger oncc how that
lie estimated Increase i'm gross receipts L tle S'
from All the Offices win I've about per ccnt over that
OF the fiscal year 1o@O
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TRUNK LINE PASSENGER BUSINESS.

MEETING OF THE GENERAL AGENTS AT CAPE
MAY.
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WHY TIE APPRAISERS ARE NOT CoNflhNED
Washington July IL tSpecian-sjme surprise "aN
been expressed at the delay on the part oi the "'
Committee on Finance in recommending for cohhr1h@
ton the fve general appraisers recently nomiha'eu
=, pras,aan{ Harrison The reason why no action
has hecn taken so far that serious objection has
been Z ,de 10 the confirmation Of one OF the Demo
cratic appraisers. Mr.. Jewell. Of Newlork HIS op'
polntlrent obtained by Mr.. Lamont and eN-PreNi'
Gent Cleveland the latter pressing President Harrison
by letter to nominate MIR. Jewell, request whch Inc
President felt constrained 10 honor although almost
ALI the other prominent Democrats about the Capitol
had Joined in recommending eAUnited States Marshal
McMahon for the place. The objection made 10 Mr..
Jewell is that he only short time IN IT. ons
Service and Is in sense expert o.. 49, CUilec-
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while determined 80 control the state government ana
county and municipal affairs aiv perfectly "IHh-
that the Republican majority shall nave some e -,
,ldcraton at National and Congress ,lstpn-. re
80. the Republican rr'-idoHtel vote 10 thhI >ltte
,brauI from - 600 600 1-76 - $500 IN l--p rom
a. 600 in o T. - 600 in La, and from 22Opp IN
l.-1 to lcs- than 1000 In l7-7. Mr. hemphlI
could give expert tcstlmlny on this subject, lud te
,y The fact, which rclHt" t. hi, own district. II is
composed Of five whole counties and four townships
i'm Two adioIing counties. Of course heuTc' r."
.Ucrting the fuur outlying Townships cannot 10" Obj
taircd Here are the figures for the five countic,:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-06-20
oRITH q R.Y

Died. Juue 13. 1890, OF ,liphtheria MIME
only daughter of Henry K. anl Ida Oliver
=, red four wears and four m"rthS.
! The pureSt sentiment of rar 5 nature i
/ the love he hr:.> toward his offspring: AMI
that OF ,mrpni AMI c'lil The sentiment eX-
lists not a!oae in the realm Of lme<y it was
breathed into nature from lips Divine. And.
realizing the height and depth OF parental
love. il is not StranE' that parent h 'rravei
should experience the keene>t anguish hu-
man heart can know.
The death of this dear little girl is un-
usually sad and distressing. Not in the
dawn of wonanhoul, nor yet li>ping infant.
she was at that age when child Is particu-
larly engaging and lovahle. Nurtnred in the
sunlight of her partent's love. rejecting the
affection lavished upon her with a sweet and
childlike simplicity, with disposition gener-
Gus and so happy, she charmed all within
reach of her influence. But this life is "a
pause between too ettrnilleS." and for the
passengers who make this unhappy world
their quarantine the shorter The pause the
better the sooner to pass on the future joys
and heavenly scenes-to the beatitic state
which. if any can attain it, must be they who
are robed in the spotless purity of childhood.
There, fond parents, your faith assures you
is now the happy home of your darling. Take
comfort in the thought that she stands on
that Further Shore" with utstretched
hands and parted lips, "a lovely smile upon
her face" beckoning you to come-to come
and jpin her in that Happy Land where
peace forever reigns. 5. b. p.