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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-10-12
THE old RELIABLE"
SHOE STORE!

Shoe dealers continue to come and go
at the Capital, but the cold Relia-
BILE" is Lere to stay, and once more
we respectfully invite all who are
looking for RELIABLE" foot wear
to give us call. Our stock is large,
goods carefully selected, styles cor
rect, and prices will please you.
This being our fourteenth year in
the shoe business, our store is now
too well known to need extensive
advertising. That word "RELIA-
BILE" may seem like something of
chestnut in connection with our
advertisements, but it is an import
ant word and we do not intend that
it shall be out of date with us. We
leave the public to say whether we
are using deception by continuing
to advertise ourselves as
The "OId Reliable" Shoe Store
G. n. SHiPMAN,
100 Main Street, MONTPELIER, VT.
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ARNIcA AND OH LINIMENT is the best
remedy known for stiff joints.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

THE WATERBURY NATIONAL BANK,
at Waterbury, in the State of Vermont at the close
of business, September &c. 1892:
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Sank Clothes.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF business, September 80, 1892:
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CHEESE.


Vermont and N. H., extra, " co.,. % a
Eastern, extra. az doz.................... ~ Q
Western, choice, " doz.. ........"..". a
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NO PoLIrICs IN 1T.
Tho Homestead Investigating Committee
Limited as to the Inquiry.

Tho Homestead InvestlgOIinG Committee
Limited as to the Inquiry.
Special Dispdtch to he In.eQiqenSr
WASHINGTON; D. c., July 1.-THE
house subcommittee on judiciary ap-
pointed to inquire into the engagement
OF the Pinkerton men by the Carnegie
Steel Company started for Pittsburgh
at o'clock tonight, and to-morrowa an
other chapter will open in the list Of
investigations for which the present
session of Congress has been notable.
1t is out of the question that this
lates, inquiry shall close with any more
practical results to its credit than those
which have preceded it. The commit
tee acts only under theauthority vested
init by the interstate commerce clause
of the constitution. Its powers are con-
fined SOLELY to the investigation OF the
importation of armed men into one
state from another state, and IL
is very well known that the
instigators OF the inquiry had a deeper
object in view. They expected to So
cure great deal OF ex.parte testimony
which might be used as campaign stock
argument againt the tariff policy Of the
Republican party and its effect upon
labor. In fact, the small bore states
men OF Democratic stripe, who form so
large section Of tho present majority
OF the hose, have really gloated over
the Homestead troubles. All the sym
paslly expressed by them has been tenn
persd with openly expressed satisfac-
lion over the alleged issue raised by the
rinkerton attack last week.
1--WE will show" said one Of them on
Saturday, that the protective policy Of
the Republican party is responsible for
this outbreak and the report OF the in
vestigating committee will be great
campaign document for US"
But Chairman Oates, who will have
charge Of the investigation, realizes that
the scope OF the inquiry is limited to a
very small field and before leaving this
evening he said frankly that in his judy
ment very little political capital is to be
made out oft, especially il tho two Re-
publicans on the committee insist on
combining the investigation to the limits
fIxad nv thu constitution.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger, In the CITY @aa wAsOlla. FOLK.

Strangers In the CITY aaI Wheeling folk,
[ Abroad.
W. R. SWEET, Of c!urksburg, is at the
Stamm House.
Mr.. Isaiah Warren has gone to Mt
Clemens, Mich.
Capt and Mrs. John NJ. Sweeney are
home from trip to The lakes.
Miss Sidney OFT left yesterday for a
visit to Philadelphia and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Lnughlin, Of
Moundsyille, are at the Windsor.
Mrs. Gardner, of Homestead, Pa,
spent Sunday With Mrs. Wizard, OF ia
cob street.
NJ. Strauss, Louisville, KY, glass
buyer. has his headquarters at the
Stamm House.
Mr.. Charles Otto, the restaurant
keeper, will leave this morning for an
extended tour in Europe.
DR.. George Milligan and wife left yes
terday for an extended pleasure trip in
the Adirondack mountains.
Fred Quicker, one OF the clerks at
Coleman's pharmacy. has gone to
Georgia. Ala, to visit relatives.
Frank Goudy and his wife returned
home to Chicago last night after short
visit to MIR. Goudy's mother, in this
city.
l. A. Davidson, of West Milford, and
P. W. Cullum. of Fairyiew, we're among
number of West VirCinians registered
at the Behler yesterday.
Joseph 7. O'Hare, of Huntington,
and ]. r. Carskadon, OF Keyser, regis
tered at the Mcclure yesterday. They
go to Moundsyille to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Dillon will give
yachting party in one Of the naphtha
yachts this evening, the guests being
their fellow boarders at Mrs. smythe's
out at Elm Grove.
L. Williams. general manager OF
the Ohio River railroad, and 6. Q. Gard,
ner, Thomas Pettierew, j. F. Mock and
G. E. Bryan, we'll known railroad men,
are at the Windsor.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Menkemeller
and Mrs. Menkemellers sister, Miss
Anna Moore, OF GAINESVILLE, left yes
day for Parkersburg, where they VIII
spend day or two.
Mrs. Retta Armstrong and her sister,
Miss Carrie Williams, OF Etna, Allie
gheny county, Pa, are the guests Of the
Misses Sadie and Laura Armstrong, Of
South Market street.
Mr.. Lou swabaker, the well known
Main street merchant, has left on a
trip to the Pacific coast. When he re-
turns fair California girl will come
with him as Mrs Swabaker
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bennett and Mrs.
NJ. Edmiston, Mr.. Benefits sister, Of
Weston, arrived yesterday in the city
with the body of Mr.. Benefits child,
which will be buried from St Mat
thew's church to-day,
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Sleep on Loft side.

Many persons are unable to sleep on
their left side. The cause has long been
a puzzle 10 physicians. Metropolitan
papers speak with great interest Of DR..
franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist in NERVOUS and heart diseases,
who has proven that this habit arises
from diseased heart. He has exam.
;ned and kept on record thousands OF
cases. His New Heart Cure, q wonder
full remedy, ia sold at Logan Drug Co.'S.
Thousands testify to It's value rs cure
for Heart Diseases. Mrs. Chas. Benoy,
Ioveland, Colo, says lts effects on her
were marvellous. Elegant Book on
Heart Disease free. 4
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THE SENATE.
rwo Important Questions, but Mel her
Roach = Decision.

Two Important Questions, but Mel her
R0acha Decision.
WASHINGTON. p. g, Julyl1.-Ths two
principal questions before the senate
today were the house anti-Option bill
snd Mr.. ouay's amendment to the ap-
preparation for the Columbian EXPOSE
lion, making it dependent upon the
closing Of the exposition on Sunday.
On the first question, Mr.. Washburn
occupied the attention Of the senate for
more than two hours with an elaborate
argument in favor Of the bill, which no
claimed to be in the interests Of the ag-
riculturists of the United States, be-
cause the prices Of their products were
unduly lower, not by the law of supply
and demand, but by the operations Of
shorts in the Chicago board OF trade.
He did not ask any action on the bill
itself, as 1t was not before the senate
for action.
Z. Mr.. Quay's amendment, requiring the
Columbian Exposition to be closed on
sunday, provoked discussion which
lasted two hours aud half and was not
finished when the senate adjourned.
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sD,.fsl Df,,,4teb 10 De Int1lltgencet.

Special Dfsp1teh 10 NE lHtt4tJe1cf.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 11.-By their
own action to-day the silver men seem
to have killed the prospects for the pas:
sage ofthe silver bill at this session
seyenty-fvc silver men, all in favor OF
the Stewart bill, met in caucus in the
hall OF the house and Bland got the
floor. He said that while he had doubts
as TO the effect OF the Bland bill il it
should pass unamended, no would move
that the sense OF the caucus was that it
should go through without amendment.
But Culbertson, of Texas. made the
speech of the night, in which he con-
WINGED every listener that the President
would veto the bill without the neces-
sity Of referring to the main issue if
passed as II came from the senate. The
caucus then voted unanimously to
amend 80 as to preserve the legal ten.
der OF the outstanding certificates and
to provide for special privileges IN the
matter OF coinage for the holders OF oul-
lion against the government
Then the caucus appointed two COM
mittees. The first is 10 shape the course
of legislation upon the floor, and the
second is sort OF whipper-in commit
tee. The personnel OF these two bodies
is an indication OF the strength from
the standpoint Of craftsmanship oil the
men who are trying 10 carry the bur-
dens OF all the financial legislation OF
the country upon their shoulders.
The first committee consists OF Bland,
of Missouri; Williams, OF Illinois;
Pierce, Of Tennessee; Bartine, OF Neva.
da, and Culbertson. OF Texas. The lat
ter is the brains of the committee. but
he is a rank free silver man. The old
members who oppose the Bland idea
are to be Whipped into line by the sec
ond committee. 1t is composed Of Bry.
an, OF Nebraska; Pierce, of Tennessee;
Robertson; DUNCAN, Of Ohio, and Clark,
of Wyoming. These two committees
arc expected to practically control the
business OF the house during the re.
mainder Of the session. If their efforts
arc successful they will pass the silver
bill in amended form and it will be sent
back to the senate where it will meet
with fresh flood OF talk, to be contin-
ned, if necessary, until November,
thereby prolonging the session into the
campaign. The fear Of such result is
powerful weapon in the hands Of the
opposition, and it is likely to prove
potent factor in the defeat Of the bill,
which is more confidently predicted
than ever tonight by the anti-free sill
yer men.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base nall Played BY the League Clubs Ee'-

Base BALL Played by the League Clubs Yes
to-day.
PIrrsRuRGH, PENN, July 11.-With
the bases full in the tenth inning, Kins-
low made a single and drove in DAILY
with the winning run. Attendance,
1,O4s. Score: Pittsburgh7, Brooklyns.
Earned, 8 and 5. Errors, 2 and 8. Hits,
Z and 10. Pitchers, Terry and FoutS.
Umpire, Mitchell
CIXclNNAT1, o., July 1.-Two games
were played here to-day aud the home
team captured both. Score, first game:
Cincinnati IL, New York s. Earned, 2
and 3. Errors, 8 and 4. Hits, 10 and
Il. Pitchers Chamberlain, Duyer and
Second game, score: Cincinnati 4,
New York 2. Earned, Cincinnati 2.
Errors, 8 aud i. Hits, and 8. Pitch
ers, Mullane and Rusie. Umpire, Gait
ney.
created a great deal Of merriment today
by appearing in calico and gingham
suits Of the loudest pattern and color,
and all wore false boards OF various de-
scriptions. The game was close and in
teresting throughout. Score: Chica-
90 2; Boston 8. Earned ran-Chicaso
/. Errors-Chicago 8, Boston 8. Hits
Chicago 5, Boston 4. Pitchers
Hutchison and Nichols. Umpire -
onsvEL4sp, O., July 1.-THE home
team batted out a victory today. At
tendance l,0l5. Score: Cleveland Z,
Philadelphia 5. Earned runs-Cleve-
land 4, Philadelphia !. Errors-Cleve-
land 2, Philadelphia l. Hits-Cleve-
land IA Philadelphia Z. Pitchers =
Davies, Whyhing, and Esper. Umpire
KANSAS Cry, No., July 11.-1ndian.
apolis won the first game Of the series
from the Blues to-day by opportune
hitting and inopportune errors by their
opponents. Kansas City q, tndtanapo'
lis 6. Hits, 70 and 8. Errors, 4 and l.
Pitchers, Payne, Eiteliorg and Sullivan
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Browns prac-
tically won to-day's game in the early
innings but dubbed it away towards the
close. Score: 81. Louis, 8; Baltimore, 4.
Errors, 2each. Hits. s and Z. Pitchers.
Breitenstein and Cobb. Earned, 2 and
/. Umpire, Lynch.
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THE following, clipped from the Bur
linJton Junction (Mo,) Post, contains in
formation OF no little value TO persons
troubled with indigestion:
For years the editor of the Pos has
been subject to cramp collie or fits of
indigestion, that Frustrated him for
several hours aud untitled him for bus
mess for two or three days afterward.
About year ago we called on $. j.
Butcher, druggist, and asked for some'
thing to ward off an attack that was al.
ready making life hideous. Mr.. Butcher
handed US a bottle Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
We took the medicine according to di-
rections, and not only found relief on
that occasion, but have several times
since tried its virtues and found relief
in every instance. We take this meth
cd OF acknowledging the benefits de.
rived and recommending the cure to all
others subject to indigestion. For sale
BY druggists. D&w
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B1RM1xaHAM, Ala, July 1.-THE
heavy rains of the last few days have
swollen the Warrior riveruntil is now
47 sect above low water mark.
AT Tuscaloosa some cotton land is I'M
der water. The crops were In o -four.
ishing condition and cultivation was al
most concluded. The damage will be
very great and is already estimated at
100000.
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swnlllnr tns paath Lit.

LAUSANNE, July Flour persons in
iured by the explosion Of boiler of the
steamer Mont Blanc at 0uchy yester-
day died in the hospital to-day. These
four raise the number OF the dead to
twenty.six. The doctors in attendance
on the injured report that the agony OF
the sufferers was so great that they
PRAYED to be drowned or killed il. order
10 put an end to their sutterings.
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RrIdreporL Me Klnley cluh.

The Bridgeport Mckinley club held a
large and enthusiastic meeting yester-
day evening in the city hall. Speeches
were made by Prot George Heinlein,
A. W. Fowler, W. F. Eberle. Fl. O.
Humes, Captain Robert Gilfin, Charles
E. Trueman and j. E. Trueman. A
subscription Of $50 was raised and a
committee on music was appointed to
get up a glee club. 4 marching club
was formed and fifty members joined.
The club adjourned to meet Monday
evenino
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A stnIn MIIllnnt crcdit.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 1.-THE West
ern Union Telegraph Company has re-
fused to credit further the state Of Ken
lucky. There is no money in the treas
ury and the June telegraph bill is un-
paid. The Western Union will take no
state kilograms unaccompauied by tine
cash and there is no money for such
Use.
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THE SILVER CRANKS
By Their own Action Have Killed
the Free Coinage Bill
THE MISTAKE MADE IN CAUCUS

Which the Anti-sllver Men will be
quick to Take Advantage of.--Rca.
sonable Presumption that tho Bill
Cannot Now Get rhroush---Loaded
Down With Amendments -.- The
Homestead investigating Commit
too to Begin Work To-day will Not
Succeed In Getting Democratic
Campaign Ammunition.
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Special Dt,pateh to ths InteRtCeaecT.
WASHINGTON, q. O. July lives.
Virginia pensions: original--John n.
Kelly, William A. BilIingsley, Samuel
Hewitt, Joshua Taught, John McKees.
Original Widows, etc.-Jane Smith,
Susan Earper,
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A Big Gas VOL.

Intelligence came from Wellsburg
yesterday that a monster gas we'll, said
10 be one OF the largest ever struck in
the Ohio valley, had come in. The gas
will be used by the Lantern Globe Works
which belong to the Wheeling Lamp
and Stamping Company.
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EOR SALE
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS,

This property Il conveniently located IN 'no
city Of HeliRIrG. o., with the baltimore q Va'45
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh. and the Cleye ina,
Lorain 4 wheOing railroads touching the VIZ WV;
house The works are in good running otI ,.n
with natural gas connections and al nioa''-
improvements .sor,
The works will DO sold at bargain. asa "hoaii
or the buildings and other sppurtcnances h"4
the site will be sold separately. 90, a.,
The present company desires to close o.' .T
business, and will sell the works rs they " in
including tho railroad lidingS, or VIII Se'' "
parts, as stated above.
Call on or address ,,,ss,,,y
Chairman Of ComnItsee on Sale tos Crystal va
dow Glass Company, BellAiro. o. Wv
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Special Dispatch to he InitlHQmep

PARkERBuRa, W. Va, July 11.-Cir-
cult court is in session. After all the
blowing by the state, Hill Marshall,
Duffy, etal., about pushing tho Glous-
ton cases, they were continued to-day
without any objection being raised.
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THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
EcIectric Oil to quickly curea cold or re-
licve hoarsaness. Written by Mrs. N.
J. Fellows, Burr Oak, st, Joseph Co.,
Mich. D&w
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pn.,mnstar. AunoInted.


Special Dttpa:eh 10 ne ifsaGge'cT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1l.-Post-
masters appointed: Il. Gilwcll, vice A.
M. McVey. resigned, Sloan, Wood
county; w. p. Eaton, vice w. B
Amos, resigned, Renins, Wood county.
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rur nInrlI llacE OF JAS. q. BLAtNE

nate from thilgtcAt Staie 81 POnnsylyania. It
Il Sis1 ,ho bitt6 place Of tho purGsL best and
ssfIii reliable sIlnlulant known 10 al! tho world.
Known beAt, however, to PcnnsylyanianS, and
SatIiEs :nat there u one Fyo that can 10 had
who're FwoTn certificate OF purity Is furnished
Wien eye,y hottie hcArlug the nAnc Of Max
Klein, S1ekeaaelvnat, Fiueh, athsan aud
t,vcrno;: $50 PCT quart. or SIX quarts for 500
Siouesne 81 n Dor quart, and silver Age,
Recommended b. phySlclana % chemically pure.
4 81 rer QUAR-. Sdnd 70 Max Klein, 81 Federal
b.. Allegheny, Pa. for catalogue aud price LIST
risiied upon application.
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Office TO STOCKHOLDERS.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
WANTED.
ENMPLoYMENT FOR GOOD BUsI.
M

II - .IIIsIE1 Wv 1--WE VVVI-
IL NESS MEN.
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patriotic fraternai, benevolent and protective
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other insurance order In existence. No short
term" or "Endowmeat" scheme, but perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE EQlI-
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plans nre excellent, readily Understood and rec
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The right men TO act a. special agents. Call at
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THE oVFICE OFT AAIERICA AN UNION LEAGUE
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my2l Wheeling. W. Va
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DsoRDERRD Liver set right with
BIEcHAM's PILLs.s
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EoR SALE-DWELLING NO. 1877
IL South Broadway. containing seven rooms
hall and pantry. Both gases and water. Lot
4OSl20 Inquire on premises. Ap5
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InIursd ia u nuna way.


ItuSTxoroS, W. Va. July 1l.-Has-
,yey Adkins and James Frey met with
terrible accident yesterday morning.
They were driving down hill in kc-
nova when the horse became fright
ened and Kicked Adkins in tho head,
crushing h:s skull and tearing out one
eve. Frey was badly hurt about the
breast. Adkins, it is thought, will die.
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PoBERT LUKE, NO. 1880 MARKET
LII street, has for sale one No. ! sorre' Horse,
Come and soc me Also one Black Colt, i've
years old, never had harness yet weight 1850
pounds Both new and secondhand Carriages
and Buggies for sale. je27
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EHOR sALE-ONE NEW NO. 3 CAL
u iGRAPH; cost 500; has been used buttWO
weeks: will sell cheap. Address "Typowriter,"
this Office. VI
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FOR SALE.

ENoR SALE-BooT, SHOE AND NO.
IL TIoN STORE in centre Of bus iness part OF
Bellaire. Address Box 1914, BellRire, o. ie!
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Hoooa PtLLs cure liver Ills, constipation.
..,l,n,ns.,. tnunaioa. and s!ek headache. TEythe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-09-08

win the one and to escape the oJner r,
We have only to throw o1rseiv .:s
body, mind and soul into Cnrls'
Another seraphic posture in the
text. The seraph must not Away? =
stand still. He must move, ana ~
must be without clumsiness. There
must be
CELEBRITY AND BEAUTY
in +he movement. with twain ne
did hv" Correction exhilaratlon'
Correction at our slow gait, Tor we
only crawl in the service when we
on hit to tlv at the divine bldd ns;
Exhilaration in the fact that the sou'
has wings as the seraphs have wings
wnatl a wing An instrument OF
locomot:on. They may not be IKE
seraph's wing, they may not oe like
birds wing, but the soul has wings.
See that eagle in the mountain nest.
It looks so sick, so ragged feathered,
so worn out and so halt asleep. -
that eagle dying? No. The ornlthol-
osisr will tell youit is mounting season
withthat bird. Not dying, but moultlne'
You see that Christian sick and weary
and worn out and seeming about to
expire on what is called his death bed.
The world says he is dying. say 1t
is moultins season for his sou!-the
body dropping away, the celestial
pinions coming on. Not dying. but
moultins. Moulting out OF darkness
and sin and struggle into glory ana
into Goa.
Live so near to Christ that when
YOU are dead people standing by your
iifeless body will not soIiloqulze: say
ing: What disappointment lite was
to him; how averse he was to &c
parture. what pity it waShe had to
die: what an awful calamity. Rather
standing there may they see a sign
more vivid on your still face than the
vestlses OF pain. something that VIII
indicate that twas 8 happy eSit-tne
clearance from oppressive Guarantln
the casc-of ctlrysalid. the moultlns
OF the faded and useless. and the
ascent from malaria. valleys TO bright,
shining mountain tops, and be led TO
say. as they sand there contem-
plating YOUR humility an. your rev
ererce in liz. ana Your happiness in
death: With twain IL covered the
face. with cwai.. NJ i:i .!y. Wings.
Wings. Wings,