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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-10-27
NOTES FOR OLD SOLDIERS.

AN old soldier In Kansas recently re-
ceived from the government three cents,
which had been due him without his
knowledge for more than thirty years
GEN. S. w. CRAwroRp, best known IA
one OF the Fort Sumter heroes, has
presented to tho library Of Newport n
fac-simile of the notable letter written
by Christopher Columbus in 1893, Civ
ing brief account Of his voyage for the
discovery of America.
GERMAN born residents furnished $40
per cent of the strength of the union
army during the war OF the rebellion.
The English were represented by the
smallest percentage, 2.20, as against
g.3s for other foreigners not classified,
and /. S3 OF unknown nativity.
THREE of Gen. S. Bolivar BuclSner's
staff Of confederate officers afterward
became bishops in the Episcopal
church. Lieut-Col Galleher rose to be
bishop OF Louisiana, Capt. Elliot to be
bishop Of Texas, and Capt. Harris, once
rector of ST. James church, Chicago, to
be bishop of Detroit Another member
Of this celebrated staff, adjutant and
afterward Brig Gen. Shoup, is now a
d. Dnotcd for his piety.
W. ID. WALTON, wcll-known citizen
OF Petersburg, Va, recently coughed
up bullet which he had carried in his
body since the war lie was member
of Company !, Twelfth Virginia regi-
ment and at the battle of Spottsyl-
vania Court House he was struck by n
ball, which lodged in his body and has
been in him ever since. For years past
Mr. Walton has been in very bad
health. Some months ago an abscess
began TO form on his breast near where
he was wounded, and he was compelled
10 close business and take To his bed.
A few days ago the abscess broke, and
in u coughing spell Mr.. Walton coughed
up half OF the ball. lie now looks like
an entirely new man. Before he
scarcely had an appetite; now he says
his appetite can not be satisfied.
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You Should Not be Without 1t.

Every family is liable to have a
faint of Consumption in IL.
1t may date back 0 or even 4 general.
ions. This fact makes it necessary
always to have on hand remedy with
which to combat this formidable dis.
ease 4 Cough when taken at first Can
readily be- cured before It gets serious
hold on the Lungs Ballads HOre.
hound Syrup when taken In its early
stages will cure Consumption. II Is
guaranteed to bring relief in every
case. when used for any affection Of
the Throat, Lungs aTa Chess, such as
Consumption, Whooping Cough,
Group. etc. 1t Is pleasant to take, per
on. Sold by @. +. Nor.hcraft Il Co.
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300 Reward BOO.

The readers Of THIS paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Halls CatarIh Cure is
The only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, 1t requires q
constitutional treatment. Hall b
Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby destroy.
ing the foundation Of the disease and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro-
prletors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer 800
for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials. Address f.
ID. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. SIS.
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Gbe Rftlettor.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Of, 1892
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Rev. W. l.. Seabrook was honored
by being elected secretary Of the Kansas
Synod of the Lutheran church in session
at Kansas City.
A Peoples Party man thought the
parade today was Republican one
and was telling around town that
there were only 800 voters in line, all
the rest being women, children and
horses.
"A leading Populist says one Of the
prominent Democrats in town arrang-
ed to put up his thumb every time 1t
was proper to applaud Clicks speech.
The Populist watched the thumb and
kicked and yelled whenever 1t bobbed
up until when Click wbooped things up
for Cleveland and then he quit. "li
Weaverism and fusion mean Cleve.
land, says he, II don't swallow it,"
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SOLOMON SCRAPS.

Special REFLECTOR Corrospo ndence.
SOLOMON, Oct. 2l.-Mr. Sias, OF
Sias Il Sheesly, returned from visit
east this evening.
II. f. Davis goes to Topeka tonight
Frank Pendey is now day operator
on the u. Z.
Installation services were held In the
Presbyterian church here last night,
Rev. j. n. Rankin being installed
pastor Of the church at this point.
Rev. n. A. Rankin. of Manchester
conducted. DR.. Blayney, of Abilene,
preached the sermon and gave the
charge to the pastor. Rev Foulks, Of
Salina, gave the charge to the congre-
CATION.
The city schools are making great
preparation for Columbian day.
The local Y. Z, S. q. L. hold their
semi annual election tonight at the
residence Of Rev. Rankin.
Geo. Nickerson left for Wisconsin
today to visit relatives.
W. Il, Harris and o. f. Scarf took in
the speaking at Abilene last night.
The Solomon City Creamery Co,
have effected an organization. A
meeting was held tonight for the pur.
pose Of selecting a sight.
TUFTS pills require no change Of diet
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This Is Pretty Good

Mr.. John q. Goodwin, IA carpenter of
Danyllle, H., writes: About two
weeks ago heavy saw log fell upon
my foot very badly crushing II, 81 tha
| was unable 70 walk ut all sen
for bottle Of Billiards. Snow linimen
aud kept my foot well saturated with It
II il now two weeks since this hlp.
pened, and my foot is nearly we'll and
| am at work, Had not used SNOW
liniment should have been laid up a
least . months, For healing won Il l.,
sprdins, sores aud bruises IL has M
equal. No Inflammation can eNis.
where Snow linlment is used. "Y,
can use this letter.
Beware of all white liniments sub.
stituted for Snow liniment. The i.
no other liniment Ike Billiards. Sow
hniment. Sold 10y @. +. Northcra'i &
Co.
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She Committnd Snicida.

Mrs. L. o. Cjl', az Piris, LOFT tni b
letter: my husband - Forgive me II
| cause you trouble, but | suffer 81,
You do not know what these long,
wakeful, wretched nights are to me,
and lam 20 tired, darling the pain viii
never be better, IL ia not easy to take
my own life, but have been sick 81
long. Goodbye, my husband, l love
y0u-yOur wife, This is but one ut
thousands that gives up, instead OF
using DIR Miles Restorative Nrr,ine.
and being speedily cured of then
wretchedne-s, Go To j. NJ. Gleissnc.
and get an elegant book and Trial Bot
tie free.
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GrAva Miatakns.

Physicians frequently make mistakes
in treatment Of Heart Disease. The
rate OF sudden deaths ia daily ilcrras-
ing. Hundreds become victims of the
ignorance Of physicians in the treat
mebt Of this disease. One In four
persons has diseased heart. short
ness Of Breath, Palpitation and
FluticriDg, Irregular Pulse, Choking
Sensation, Asthmat.c Breathing, Pain
or Tenderness in side, Shoulder OF
Arm, Weak or Hungry Spells, are
symptoms Of heart disease. DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure is the only reliable
remedy. Thousands testify to It's
wonderful cures. Books Free. Sold
by J. NJ. Gleissner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-10-27
A Sound Liver, Make. a We'll Man.

Are you bilious, cOnstipated or
troubled with jaundice, sick headache,
bad taste in mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsia, indigestion, hot dry
skin, pain in back and between the
shoulders, chills, fevers, &c. II you
have any of these symptoms, your liv-
er Ia out Of order and your blood is
slowly being poisoned, because your
liver does not act properly. Herbine
will cure any disorder Of liver, stomach
or bowels, 1t has no equal as liver
medicine. Price 75 cents sold by Q. f..
NOrthcraft Il Co.
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Discovery Day at Chapman.

Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
CHAPMAN, Oct. 2l.-The faculty
and students of the county high school
made elaborate preparations 10 APP
propriately celebrate Columbian Day
today. This afternoon parade headed
by the secret orders Of the city and
including the students Of the high
school and the pupils OF the city schools.
citizens and others, was formed and
proceeded to Assembly hall, where the
principal address was delivered by
Prof. Holder, Of the State University.
This evening an entertainment will be
given by the students, consisting of
Rotations, oratlons, music and pan
tonimles, representing the development
OF the country. Many Of those taking
part will be dressed In appropriate
costume.
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Pnhlin Sale,

Tho undersigned will soil to the highest
bidder on !,ir premises miles south nnd
east of Abilene nnd5 miles north Of Bella
uufttWsHt quarter of section IL, Newbern
township On Wednesday, Nov. ,, lss2, com
M ncing Ht 10 o'clock sharp, the following
inE Of maro, years old, mare 5years old,
thiee,Ncar Old driving horse. 2-year-old colt
80 head ~ attic, consisting OF Is good choice
milk cows, q head Of a,ycar old steers, 10
hcud wear iiufs, ! haad OF yenr-old helf re-,
bull, 3 yrnr-uli, one yehrling red Poland,
10 , rinB calves, Farm implements, consist
ing machine, corn nlnutcr, new hay rake,
rultivntOr lumber wagon sois dou lie hRr-
nrs-, pr g wagon good Ms o w. Household
goods Terms. sums under fi0 cash, over
81 twoiV months win be- givon on approved
otcs wuhHu NJ Interest II pnid when due. II
not y I'd when due ~ per cent fron %. No
properly 70 ~ muVAl until settled for.
w. l., HoLTON.
IN RURroN, Auotioneer.
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AROUND THE COUNTY.
Doing3 Of Interest in Our Neighbor-
ing Communities.
NORTH DICKINSON NOTES.

NORTH DICKINSON NOTES.
Special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
RAYEs TwP., Oct, lS,-We had fine
rains Monday night and our people all
seem to DO feeling better in conse-
quence.
The families Of Lands and Wick
deserve special credit for their efforts
to make the institute at Walnut Grove
success,
Henry Hoover moved to Abilene last
Thursday. Father Ginder and son,
Nathaniel, are occupying the house
which they vacated.
Abram lItandt and wife visited
friends near Hope last Saturday.
Hayes township has new aspirant
for poetical fame. For further parllo.
ulars inquire at Csnterdale.
Mr., Welgel Of South Dickinson came
up to attend the institute Saturday.
Miss Maggie Volstedt of Abilene
visited with her mother last week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-10-27

Locusts have been doing great dam.
age in some of tho districts OF Cape Col
ony, and the Legislature has been con-
sidering how to deal with the plague.
Some Of the Cape farmers believe that
nothing should be done. The following
clipping Is n report Of what took place
at II meeting of village council. 1t is
from Cape newspaper: "Mr s. Grob-
Ter said he had heard about the making
Of n locust law, and spoke in solemn
terms of the godlcssness of such plan.
Mr.. |. Greef said that II they would
make Il law to destroy locusts they must
take into account which King Is their
ruler Mr. G. Scheepers spoke In the
same spirit, whereupon the following
motion was proposed by @, Scheepers
and seconded by |. Greeff: Seeing To-
Gusts are n plague which cannot be
looked upon otherwise than as pun
ishment sent us from above, this meet
ing most strongly condemns the procla-
nation Of law for the eradication Of
the said plague. This was carried"
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when docter considers it NJ cessary
to prescribe sarsaparilla, he simply
orders hottie of Ayers knowing full
well that he will obtain thereby a
surer and purer preparation than any
other which the drug store can furnish.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the Superior
Medicine
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Being November 9th, 1892,

y l.
Der, \. ID. lsn2.
Icing november otn, lods,
there II be held - Y neni election, and
the officers at that time to DO chosen are 10
follows, towit:
Ten electors for President and yiee.Pres-
ident o the United states.
One Governor for the state of Knnaas
one Lieutenant Governor for tina State n,
Kansaa.
one Juige for the-supreme Court OF the
State of Kan.4.
one secretary of stat, for tho st,.ta Of
Kansas.
one Auiitor q, state far tho 81 ato ofKor
sas.
one Treasurer for t,o ststao,Ko,sas
ono Atturncv t;ausr,l ,,r thn statsntK.
sas.
one superietendcpt of ppb,,c Instrrc,,on
for q q state of K,us,.
On. Cou,,rc,.nn,,.ot-Ior.,o, fur tho s,a,o
of Kanata
one Congreas,,an fo, tho rum ntstr,ct ,o,
the state Of Kaps,s
one STATE senat,r for IN, r,vs,,v.sscord
District for ,nc.o,.ofR ,ns,s
ono Ronresent,ftyo ,n- rho E,,,,.o,,,,,,h
Di.trict Tar ~, set. ot K,rsss
o,. proi,oto .t,,d,, ,,r nio,,,,.,,,, o.,,,,,,,
K,nsas
one sunerin,ordcrt n, prhiic tn,,r,o,,a,,
for n,cL,nso,, o,,,,,,, va,,
ono Conntv AttorYev t,r ntc,,rs, ., co,,n
10. K,nssa
nno ri.rl al, IA, ni.,r,o, ,,,,.,,, ,..,. r,t,,,,,
ON conrty Kan.,s
TU,u,,h sch,oI 1rr,s,oes for ni,ut,,s,,,
oouutv. Knrs,s
one T" ,mmls.in,er tortbe Tbird Co,,,,i..
sioner hi trlot of Di.,unson ropntv Rams.
Two n,s,ices of IN. peace for cacb tow
shIn In Dic,Ins,n c,untv. Kansas
Twn oonst,hlc fo,. each town.biniu NICK
mao, ,ount~ K,na.s
IN, Trustos for zach townshin in DIekin-
a,r ,.,,ntv K,r,os
one Treasuror t,r eoch townshin I'm DIek.
,psnn commit, Kansa.
ono C,,rl, Co. ,,oI, ,oy,sh,r Il, n,cLt,sor
cnu,ty lors,s
one +, rad Overseer for eooh rond district
I'm nict,ns,,,, co,,rty K,nsoa
An, yotas,, ,,Ioc,nr, tor soid onicers win
n, ,.coiy,d al IA. mills az each eIeotion
d.t,to,ins.t, ,a,,,,,,,
pr.,,,ost,tr,, ,oco,n,,orhtr, thu calling nj
c,,,,,,.,,, o., ro,,,s,. amend or ,I,,n,,,, ma,
constitution ot the state nj Kansas as fol-
low IN ,y,,.
pronosItior IN amend tho constitution NJ
Nm, ..tnt, of Kanz.s 4. herohv suhutttcd IN
tho an Ii1od o,sct,,rs', -, ,ha s,o,o fnr tn.i,.
,,r,nyoI or r.t.o,,,n n.m,I,,. rhat 1, a
hers,v rscn,p mcndcd IN the ciec,o,. ot Inc
.,tI c. -, U,,.,. 90 ,,oto a, no A. =,
.,oc,ion nt ,,.,,h,,. M tho losisIotur. the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-10-27

ohcn Baby was sick, we gave her casioriA
Whom she vas a Child, she cried for castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria
Vhsn shs had Children. she gave them Castoria
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To prevent the hardening of the sub
cutaneoue tissues Of the scalp and the
Oh iteration of the hair folicles, which
cause badness, use Halls Hair Re-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-10-27

There is no beuer medicine fuI
family use thn Ayers Cathmtic
Pills Their sugar Coz ting makes them
cssy and even agre al Ia TO take, and us
they contain no calonel or other in
iurious drug, they are perfectly safe
fer patients # any age.
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K FISHER.
first published In the ABlLSNs WEEKLY
REFLTCTOR, Sent. 20, lsU2
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SH Ehlff - OAhG'
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale Is,
SUI, by the clerk of the trict court OF
Dickinson county, state Of Kansas, IN
cause pending IN rein. wherein the . lhv,
nIers Insurance camrRny Is plhlntiH ana
ThomAs KIRBY, Nolie smith and Oliver
\. smith are defendants, WILL
On Monday, Oct, 81, A. D. 1882
AT the front door of the court house, IN the
city OF Abilene, county OF Dlckinson, STATE
4 Kan as at 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day seu
TO Ihe Mig hest bidder for cash, TIT following
desert bed real estate, t,.-wit;
Lot four (D IN block two (2) in Dlokmseh
county st tte OF Kansas,
The SAID real estate will be sold pursuant
to the judgmei OF the court In saiu cause
reciteu in said order Of sale.
Witness my hand and the sea- OF ssin court
at nv ONCE IN the city OF Abilene IN IN, sa ~
county OF Dics inson, THIS 2sth day oil sept
smbeT, A. ID, lsol mn
sheriff Dickinson Count kas.
srAMDAuoH. HURD 4 lEwEI,
Attorneys tor rlAiItin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-10-27

Ripans Tabules a family remedy,
Ripans pabulos bunish pain.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-10-27
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,
sheIiffs Proclamation Of the Time Of
Holding a General Election.

STATE OF KANSAS. lee.
Dickinson county, 70
The State Of Kansas TO whom trese presents
shall come, greeting:
Know ye that |, j, g. smith, iherin of
Dickinson county, kansns, by virtue of the
authority In mo vested, do by this procla
nation give public no leo that on tho Tues.
day succeeding the first Monday in NOvem.
Der, \. ID. lSn2,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-06-04
constantly Hawking and splitting :

THOMAS T. RrsHINe. I,sa.. 90 Pine Street,
Ft ]. 1Glis. Mo. writes: We r..st sufferer
frr,fli st.irrh for three years Al times could
+. ri hrc he. and was Constantly hawking
1.id + tI4s uu,i fJr the last eight months could
not breathe G. rough the nostrlls. Thought
nothing ce,li ds.n for me. Luckily. was
advised tatfs dr. a-e's Catarrh Remedy, and
/ am now n VT. Il man, | believe It 10 be the
only sure r~-aely for catarrh now ma1utac-
t1red III 0,3a has only give it fair trial to
experience astounding results and permanent
cure"
A COMPLETE Treatise on Catxrrh, giving valu-
alto hi..ts as = clothing diet and other matters
II iIat, -ta3 81 VII be mailed, postpaid - any
ttlress. IN ree ipt Il a two-cent "a tsce stamp.
Worlds Dispensar7 Medical Association,
No. ess Man street. BUFFALO. n. 2.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-06-04

The severai Republican, County Central
Committees Vifl call
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-23

les, bronzes and imposing tombs But it is
distinguished anon all the great churc hes
OF T. urOpe by the superb campanile or bell
tower of Giotto. detached from the main
structure. rising 300 feet in four stories of
unrivaled symmetry and grace and orna-
meDted with traceries. reliefs and carvings
about the belt courses and the arches of
the openings of great richness and delicacy.
Diagonally opposite is the baptistery. a
dingy and dismal octago, celebrated for the
bronze doors of Ghibenti. casts of which
are seen in every great art collection. and
which Michael Angelo eIlogized by declar-
ing that they were beautiful enough to be
the gates of Paradise. They are dirty, de-
filed and neglected enough now to be the
gates eff the inferno.
The Cathedral of ST. Mark was built
when Venice was the New York of Europe
and the richest city in the world. Its opu-
lent and princely merchants squandered
their treasure with bhrbaric magnIhcence,
summoning. as If by incantation, from the
enchanted islands of the Adriatic an archi-
tectural dream in marble, like the baseless
fabric of PrOspero's vision, that remains
after the ira gedies and vicissitudes of q
thousand years, the most pathetic and
splendid "reminiscences of history. An ire
sistible fascination, which poetry can
give no adequate expression, which crltl-
cism and philosophy cannot anaiyze nor
any art define. subjects the coolest nature
to Its subtle and mysterious spell.
The cathedral does not look like Chris
tian edIfice. 1t seems like a pagan tenn pie
for thew orship of some Oriental deity. its
low. broad front is still more depressed by
the five shallow domes that crowd its roof.
The bold and spirited group of horses in
gilded copper tn at rear above the entranc CO
have no spiritual Significance and the gold
on m0saics that glitter and burn in arch,
and roof. and vault with imperishable luster
are tributes rather to the genius of man
than to the glory Of God. The Unsuitable
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, ss.....ss-- ssss--sss
lane LESTER.
dear childe.
died Oct. =. 1853.
The Abbey ontains no more suggestive
touching and pathetic epitaph.

The Abbey ontains no more suggestive.
touching and pathetic epitaph.
ST. PAULs CATHEDRAL.
st. Paups Cathedral is comparatively
modern, being less than three centuries
old. and though In the vortex of the city
stands isolated upon o commanding height,
so that its vast symmetrical dome rises
above every horizon, the most strikin 9
feature in the landscape. Towers and
spires are well enough, but for supreme
archItecrnral effects within and without
nothing is equal to the dome. 1t elevates
and ennObles the structure of which it is O
part, and seems to be o mediator between
the earth and the skies. OF course there
arc domes and domes. One dome dlffereth
from another dome in glory. and the really
great domes Of the world are few, but the
dome of st. PauPs Is one of them. Tho in
comparable symmetry and harmony of the
Cathedral may be due to the fact that the
whole work was designed and finished by
one architect, and not piecemeal and in
fragments by many.
1t was built in the thirty FIVE years be-
tween 1915 and ITO, wholly under the su-
pervislon of Sir Christopher Wren. with
but one master mason and one bishop of
the see for the entire period. Sir Christie
pher was very appropriately buried in the
crypt beneath the church which Is the
proudest triumph of his genious, with the
singularly felicitous inscriptions: Isl mon
umentum requirls, circumspIce"-"lf you
ask for his monument, behold IL around
you"
The cry pit is a well-lighted basement un-
der the entire building. and serves as an
overflow from Westminster. In the exact
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-23
ST. PAUL's AT LONDON.

and that this Is reserved for the two most
illustrIous living representatives of Eng
lish literature and statesnanship. Every
one Is familiar by description and photo
sept, popularity known as Poets corner"
opposite "SOlomon's Porch" through
which the Abbey is entered. 1t presents
aside from Its sentimental interest the
most imposing and characteristic pcrspec-
tive of the vast interior: From all points
of view the vision ends In mysterious
gloom which the sight cannot penetrate:
The nave, with its repeated columns, and
arches, and sublime elevation, is inspiring.
but il can be comprehended.
In the Poets Corner" everything is left
to the imagination. 70 be mathematic aliy
exact. it is eighty-two feet long. eighty
FIVE feet wide and los feet high, but it
whose memorials appear upon the walls
are buried elsewhere. Shakespeare. who is
represented by an unworthy monument,
sleeps at Stratford. Gray at Stoke Pogis,
Thackeray ut Kensal Green, Milton at st.
Giles and Goldsmith in Temple church.
yard. Ben JOnson. whose name is wrongly
spelled on the stone. was buried III the
grave standing upright, and has been seen
twice since his original interment. Long
fellow is the only stranger IN the great
company land though his presence is an IN
precedented distinction. the noble, gracious
bust appears lonely and solitary. His ad-
mission vas mistake.
The grave OF Dickens is marked By brass
letters sunk In the gray slab that covers
his ashes. giving his name and the dates of
his birth aud death. Ii seems something
like dissertation TO bnry, the dead whors
their graves will be highway for curious
or reyerent pilgrims for all the generations
that are TO come
The Chapel of Henry VII. which is cir
cular projection at the eastern extremity Of