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Miss

Jane M. Jlobprts

Miss

Jane

M

Bobertsdled

at

tho

lioiiio of her sist.or Mrs

Aiimmla

Button on the Hnrvoysburg plkr

Wednesday evening

MlssRoherts h-d

boon

a snffeier.

for a great many years. few

years ago she fell and

in^urcjl he^

Jiip and

had

since been

an

almost^

constant sufterer. o

Funeral

aerviees were held Bun

day morning.

Alias

Roberts brother B. iJ-

Roberta of

Oawego

Kansas

came

to

attend

tho fnnoial

ond

ronminod a

TOong

friends

hero

until

Wednesday

. iuiOrning

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Laid to R es t

Th e

funeral

of E. D. RoirV--. was

very

large ly a tt ended

Thursday

afu-rnoon

nr.

th e Hicksite P i e n d s :

nu e t iny: l \use,

a mi w as r or ul ue te d ;

the

Rev

J.

F. l.'adwall.nfl r.

who;

uinde

ail

address

OJled

with

elo- i

flu Dce. pathos an d coinior t . and.

vviis

ns.sistcd

in th e service.^ I>y Rev,

Benj

HHwkins,

Rev. Philip Trout

a n d

Fri Hj i d Rehecon

M e r r i t t

Among

t ho se p re se nt wi-re as .

many

of

vlr.

R o b e r t s c o m r a d e s in

i

a r m s as w ere a bl e to a tt en d t he l a s t i

sad offices, as the number is rapidly '

becoming

reduced.

Th e

f jll iwing

tribute

wa s

read:

In the

early

hon.se of

February

25. 1908, ended th e earthly life ot

Everard

Douglas Roberts, at th e age

of 73 years 2 mouths and 12

days.

Sou of .TtiliriT. and Hannah Roberts,

he

washoi-n near Waynesville,

Ohio,

Decembsr

13, 1834

Of a

family

o f e igh t

children,

only

three . su rvive h im. one sis ter, Mrs.f

Amanda

Sn tt on. a nd

two b ro the rs ,

Benjamin i>. and John A G. Roberts.

H e

w as m ar ri e d t o S ar a h

S

Kei

ley November

2. 1865, by whcnn l

had three children,

Abigail

Hannai

Mary Ethel

and

Bertram, all 3 an d

nobler traits of character

1 c ome a s a benediction w it h t he

^\ving

years.

To those of US who knew

him

in

other

walks of life there comes a

feeling of

lonliue.ss.

for his genial

smile and jovial greeting will be

missed,,

and we all mourn the

loss

of

a f r i e n d .

Tho se who c ame

from a

distance

to bepresent on the occasion of this

funeral

were: J.

A. G. Roberts, ol

Peoria,Illinois; Mr.s. LauraPoague, |

Chicago; Mr. andMrs. Winterstein,j

Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Sut ton, Mrs. E. |

S.

Hanby.allfrom

Dayton ; Mr. and

Mrs. Chas. M.

Roheits, Lebanon;

Mr. and Mrs.

Jule

Beckett, Oincin

nail,andMiss Kinney,

from Morrow.

Pallbearers wereJ. H. (Joleman,

R. A. Cross, VV B. Allen.S. Lev

Cartwright, J. E. Janney and Henry

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Marriages

Nathan

ROBERTS was

nr^arried

to Elizabeth C HESTER March 7th 1850

William F LUDLUM was married to Rosalie J ROBERTS

January

23rd

1879

William ROBERTS was married to Alice

WHITLOW

October 2nd 1879

Bir ths

Nathan

ROBERTS,

son of

Henry

ROBERTS

and

Eleanor

his

wife

was

born

March

12th 1824

Elizabeth

Catherine ROBERTS, Daughter ofDavid HESTER and

Mary

hiswife was

born July

9th

183

Rosalie

Josephine

ROBERTS,

daughter of Nathan

Roberts and Elizabeth Catherine

his

wife was

bom February 16th 1855

William

ROBERTS,

son ofNathan ROBERTS and

Elizabeth

his wife was born January 18th

1859

Ann Eliza

ROBERTS,

daughter of Nathan ROBERTS

and

Elizabeth

his

wife was born October 8th

186

Deaths

Elizabeth Catherine ROBERTS, wife ofNathan ROBERTS, diedDecember17th1892aged 62yrs.

5

mo

11

da

Nathan ROBERTS,

son of

Henry

and

Eleanor ROBERTS, died

January

22nd, 1913

aged 88

yers

1 mo 1 da

Frederick Roberts LUDLUM, son of

William

and

Rosalie

LUDLUM, died

Dec.

24th

1913

aged 29

yrs 1 mo 2 da

Jules

Verne

ROBERTS, son of

William

and Alice

ROBERTS

died Sept 17th 1916 aged 29

yrs.

9

m o

26 da

William

B. ROBERTS, son of Nathan and

Elizabeth

ROBERTS died

Dec.

4th1932 aged 73 yr 11

m o 1 6 da

Rosalie

Josephine ROBERTS LUDLUM

daughter of

Nathan and

Elizabeth

Catherine ROBERTS

died Aug 30 1944 aged 89yrs. 7 mo. 14da

Died

at4a m.

Wed

morning.

Eliza Lida ROBERTS WILLIAMSON,

daughter

of

Nathan

and

Elizabeth

Catherine

ROBERTS

died

Jan 17 1934 74th year 9 months and 8 days

The

above

records copied

from

Bible pages

located

In

the

Bible

file

atthe

Clinton

County Historical Society Library.

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MRU. J. ROBEH i

s,

Wieir

:

S.

PARKER,

; ; ,

recoro-

fo r

be

noroi-

f to cVosh

bo sub-.

loyally toj

ol fe liy. j

t th e Leg-

of

laws

t o

J

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feelings in his heart. Wboso roaolutioa would not {

have wavered

a

the

stake,

the flame the dungeon, |

and hosts of enemies wftre beforo bim in the vividly i

ideal? Rumors wero everywt tere abroad, that he I

could

never

roach Worms, and

if be

did, ho would

[

be murdered there.

His herald at one time much

|

alarmed, mui to him,

Weil,

Doctor, will you go I

any further? Yes, replied Lather, though I [

Khoold be pu t under iaterdict In every town, I will

goon. Haid

others,

Theywiil

hnrit you alive.

Though tliey should kiodle a fire, says Luther,

whose

flame

idiould

reach from Worms

to

Wiltem-

berg, and rise up to heaves, I would go throngh it in

t he name

of

th e

Ja>rd.

When h e was near Worms,

Spaiatin,biswarm

friend,

sent a servant to htm with

these words, Abslain fromenteringWorms.** Lu-

iher answers, **Go tell your master, that, thoughthere

shonldbe as meuy devilsat Worms as there are tiles

on i ts roofs , 1 would

enter.'*

He did enter,

an d

his

entry was a u-inmpb; for more than two Ihoosand

foUowod in hi s

train.

Hie

inteUigence of his arrival flew with electric

rapidity, and soon the wholeoily was in motion.

All

were

anxious to see

th e roan

who

was

so dis

turbing the

repoee

of Christendom. The Emperor

was forgoUen, and the monk of Erfurth

eclipsed

all

the

splendid

dignitaries of the

empire.

SoonLather

was

summoned

to tbo

Diet. He was

conducted

there by the officers of the empire. Tbo wholecity

seemed to have

come ou t

to see this remaritahle

man,

and the streets were so obelructed by the crowd, as

to render a

passage impossible.

The windows,

tlio

roofs of the honsea, and every posriblo place, was

full of spectators. The air was full of qoeetioon,

for thonsands were asking,

**Which

b Luther?'*

IslhatLuUier? SbowusLntb er Atlengtli,

bya circnitoos

ronto,

throng

houses, gardens, and

by-ways, they reach the

place

of lu^mbly. As

theywerepassing in,onoldGerman general,

whose

head hod whitened amid the Maseof cannon and the

clash of arms, spoke to Luther, My poor monk,

my poor monk,thou hasta march anda struggle to

go through, such as

neither

I nor many other cap

tains hove seen the like in our most bloody battles.

Hoimndu in the

presence

of this augustassembly.

Hb books ar e liefore him. Two questions ore pro

posed, Do you

acknowledge

the writings to bo

yours? Are you prepared to retract thdr doc-

trinrel To retract would be treason to hb eon-

scionee and hb God.

To

bo firm would make him

a candidato for the stake, or the dungeon. What

ahatl he do? To which side of

the

ecales shall be

jjfivo

the awful preponderance? He needs help.

God is with him. He

speaks,

bat it ]s more than

Luther; for heb greater than

himself.

Hb replyb

worthy the chief of tboapostles. Indeed, Luther at

Worms

reminds

u s o f Paul at Athens. Coovineo

mefromthe

Bible, *

says the reformer,

and

I will

retract : otherwise I will not . The assembly b

awe-atruck and astonlahod, and LuUier stands con

queror. Hera Is a

moral

grandeur and spiritual

greainess

almost

unparalleled in the hbtory of our

race. I.et os study such characteTs; for I amsure

we

shall grow

nobler and better by doing so. They

havo their imperfections; but theb

virtues

sliine

so

brightlythat we

would

notsee them.

TO MY H U S B A N D

OK n :a twsntiete

w a c o t s a n A T .

at

MSB.

r n o io B P A t uK t i

Deab, pleasantpartner of my life,

llow many a happy year

Has

passed

since I becamethy wife,

And shared with theo life's cheer

Twentymost

blessed

years

have

peaaed

SinceHeaven pronounced me thine.

Each still more happy than tire last,

SIboo first

I

knew

thoe

mine.

Yes, mine My precioushusband,thou

Morethan when first thy bride.

Full wel l 1 know thou lov 's t me

now:

Myworratfi thou wiltnotchide.

Stoicshave smiled, and poete talked

Of

love's

first fitful boons;

Bat wein

boightening

bibshavo

walked

'Keath scores of honeymoons,

While pure religion'ssober ray,

Diffaeing light and love.

Hathgently guided all car way.

To sweeter bibs above.

Thus far our path tbrongfa lilbb trod,

And now

our

vows we'll pay.

Andhighest probeascribe toGod,

On this

our

wedding-day.

H O P E .

W .

Wmx Hopeher reignbeganon earth,

Tlie angeb lookedentranced,

All heavenrqoiccdwith hely joy

The morningstars

advanced.

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T>b~c. I S' ocean,over ihc restless

billown

uf j Morjiheus. After a pretty

consWerable

attempt at

eniilesS tieath,andat the rame timeboardthe loftyan- bcnofit and instruction from Ibcm. At first, on

this

W69 inbis

friendship

a

disinlrrcsiediitiits,

a

loftiness,

j

occasion,

1did notgivo thatattention to the

discourse

a purity, which rcndun-d it truly vstluablc. But I itsmerllo dcfcrvcdliardly more than enough notto

dare not. Ho sleepssleeps sweetly in

hU

coifia stem rude; bata bold remark eagagcd my

attention,

shroud. His works

of

love,

hie

ardent

toils,

bis | I

was

arousnd,

interested, and

became all attention

abundant lubois, are now

before

the

throne;

and ;

froui

thai

moment.

Every uyntptom of cnniri dis-

when

the

clangor

of

liie

judgiiiont trump

snail

I

nppcared like

the

ewlft passing away

of a

shadow;

awake tho aleeping dead, may we, with him, eich Jand became all obsorbed in the gifted and edifying

have it said, Well done, tiion goodand faithful ser-

converse.

vantl < My companion's

ideas

were

ctothod

in tJie most

; clcgniii

languagi^,

yet sirnpio and plain. At times,

I

however, carried

offwith thesubject,we

wore

irans-

SKETCIIF.R FROM LIFE. f ported into the regions of mnjcsty ami grandeur;

. and then every word was a prototype of sublimity,

hi j w.

.5.5ftaaT..

Ho attempt ttt display was

madeno

ostentalion

i marked Iho even flowof eloquence; and inimitable

Faib reader. It

is

seldom wo

have met

and

con-

\ beauty

wove

its

garland

around Iho

composition.

CJ

f ^

VS

vrraed together; and, now

that

I take

my pen to

{ The visitor gave evidenre of having taken

deep

^ ^

address you,

I

feel all

the

inconveniences of being

a \

draughts

at

every accessible

ronnUiin

of knowledge,

^

Ktninger. I

know not

but Imay

be an unwelcome,

j

and of having drank at every tri:am of intelligeuCH.

K ^ ^

as I om

an unbiJdtu. guest.

Pnrhnpemy presence | The

wonders

of hcavon,

so

far

as

t voalcd

by

the ^

intrusion, if you

please to

call

it

such)

will

cnuwj

a j

researches of

o ptro no my , w ere a s

familiar things.

^

shadow, ioBtead of a

smile,

to p i

over

your face. I Our

system's measnniinonts,

from its sunny

centre

Re this

as

it may, wishing to make your ucqualntat^ce, j

la

tlia

farlbest off planet,

wcru

well known. The i5|

I commend myself nnd production ; to your good

numboriess

worlds that glillcr in the fai-o'ut bine

graces,

and ask your liidnlgOHCH, wliilc porusing the ^depths

of

space,

where

naked

eye

hath

not

seen, ^ ^

few

sketches

from

life thatmay fall under your no- >were spoken of in the calm

dignity

of philosophy, ,

lice

from Ihc. pm of your humble servant.

Uonti-

j ibc bold

oloquenee

of

the

orator,

and the refined

dent that

you

will

extoniJ

to mo that charily which I nurnfaors of

the

poet; but

everywhere

with

tbot

ele-

liopeth

oil

till

np-s and

Ihinkctb no evil, I

now

J vntion of thought which a survey of the mighty

offer vou

one

of roy

imporfeot sketches. j universe, in

all

Its magnitude,

is calculated In

In-

Ti5 i v:. :-:oK. 1 spire.

Twas silting in

my

room, one

afternoon, fatigued | Ttirning from

those,

Iwas ?cd through

the

mazes

by the

labors

of the day,

having

been,

for

many

j

of

the pa st. The dim agca of

by-gone

time passed

IiouTS, engaged In

severe

and continued rnRntal toil, }inreview boforo me. I behold the rifto and fnll of

which

bad gruatly

fxhauslcd

my

Flrougth,

and proa-

i

empires,

and

held

nonvcrsR with tho wiw men ofold.

IrtiUid

my energies;

and,

ultugtilher,

1

was

unfit

to

;

F.gypt, where oivilijation

fiTt

dawned,

I

beheld

n

finish

the

work

before mothe Bolf-imposed task

for j

in

a

mirror darkly;

for nluada

and

mists

were galh-

Ihc

day.

PeTcciviop,

iw

no

doubt,

when

nimilarly 1ered over

Ihc

scene. The

snn

of science had

anscn,

circumstanced,

ray

readers

have often done, theim- but Uio fogs of ignorance

and

sapcjslltion shut out

possibility of

making any

considerable

progress

in

the light,

and the people w ore b ow in g

down to

im-

whatI badtodo,while, from over taxation. In that oges, to beasts, and to

reptiles,

worshiping them as

particular

way,

tho mind

refused to

pul

forth llio gods; and, though vast temples were

In

the borders

toftccsrary elForiji, I placi;d myHolf Inas corafbrtablo of

this

land, adorned with costly decorations, none

a position as possible,

and

conclmlc

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LIFE.

3the

lyre,

I was dcligliied with concord of sweet

many

has

taken lie crown from

France,

Bngland ^

soands.

Every touch of the

iostrument

liraiighl

is about to sapcrsede Germany. But another peo- }

fertli

harmony.

Pomclimcs

a

iiiasitcriy

effort roused

pie arc ready to

carry

off

the palm from England

i

tho enei^tes of Uio soul, and

atirrcd

up tlie Intont

almost as

iioon

as

she

wnvca

it in prond triumph.

j mnste w ithin. A t

other Umee, as the

experienced

I

heard my

friend talk thus; and, though

familiar

fingers swept

the cords,

the

tlirllling strains

bore

with

much liwt was said

as 1

wa.s

with

my

school I

off thoaghfs enrrent on tho fleet

wings

of fancy,

books, yet new

light, and

tiie conoecrJon givon Tlien,

again,

Uie soft,

plaintive

notes

touched

the

to

every thing,

gave fresli rnlcrent to

tho

subject; j

deeper

feelitiga

of the heart,

and moved the

sympu-

and the

reflned manner

and eloquence

of

addrc^

{

theUc tear. And

then a

mournfai atniiii,

the bresUi-

clathed Uio wliotc with a cbaTm tliat fastened on the j jng forth of

suiiie

sad soul, borcfl

of frtencis,

and left

mind with

invslsriblc powers

of fascination.

\

to

weep, perchanca would cause n sigh, perchance a

K

e

now

lauched out

into

a field J bad never so prayer, to

rise

in their behalf. In nit I felt the in-

pnrticularly

mirveyec .

Jfetore

mc

arose

a

new

race

\

spired

sentiments

of

true

portry,

and

the

prcsniioa

of

men,

composed

of

the

best blood

of

all

the best [ of the Muses. Eacli buraiug Itue was

traced

by

the

races that

had preceded

lliera,

from

the days of

Noah

1band

of

genius; and

tijc bold tbouglits aud

bright

down to tlio present time. I raw them collecting |

imagery

frequently towcriid

up

into llic rcaltns of

together in a new worlJ, planting a new

nation

on i true sublimity, beyond tlte utmost reach, the bigticat

the

firm

basis of equal rights and the immovablo , flight of

common

mind.

principles

of

liberty, fonndni on

the

rock of oternai j But, laying

down

the lyre, we again moved in the

truth, with the Biblo of Jehovah for Uieir te-xt-book. j

world.

The

progtHaw of

mankind, as

revealed in the

their charter,

and

guide.

Ropid was

their

progress.

:

pages

of

hfcitory, was

pointed out. Their

odVancc-

The unbroken wUdcrnces, with its wild iahabitatito, ^meat to ahigher

and

yol higher state of perfection

disappeared before them. .StrcagUicning,

expanding,

j wos made

manifest.

The

Bible

was shown tobo the

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^reat corner-stone or civiltiationthe pfrcat oourco j

of light to a bcuigiited worlil. This

aCtempta

of j

would-bc

wiiw

men

to

overthrow

ibis

M rong-hold

^

of

^^under coatemplatioo- Often have

I bean

mode bcl

?

ter by the

piety ami gnudnri

that

were

breathed j

forth.

And 1

fiave

taken

many sweet dmughis

of \

knowledgeat the same fountain. )

Gentle

rcwier, would you

like

to know who

this

^

friend is, tliat I eo much prireV You may all enjoy |

the benents of

an

ucqualatanco} and, whon ooco

fa-

|

milinr, I

nm

v

aon morlalia psctora cogis

Aurt

sacpi

fames? Vincit-

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Tt lOUGHTS

: Hii lot n live,dear remliT, that we- cotnc- not short

i of tlie

prize

of our

high

calling in

Cbr.st Joniis.

DEAUTIFUI

THOl. G r iT t i

\ n: .1 ... ...., I1.

Wlim i liooiilt ricran iioue mo.v nnle,

i Tlio pSri uiiniailv aihI

jiilaurlii;

; Tlie rtcliert trea-iin VolwavHluoinl.

I tVricTB lieaiily liJiiwni iu t:iu itiwi hi.

f fiAVKSivii (lie. rcsc bud in its beanIy- Hweelwas

U. blush when the. marinng light hisaCil

thft

fl.Uer

dniv-drops

from its cii-:7ok; andthepay.vnile

til inno-

ce.iuio plavi'^d tbrongh

its loaves as the

fond bcaini

: duikcd in its

ch'drnis.

To the gciitle.

hmijr'i,

thai

.:ighed its pe.nsivo

numhirs

in

8oftuit

munaurs, asit

ilflatcd fiabt, tlio

K'ndiag

beauty gave r.cH ftagraiir.o

wuftoff oa itswingawhileflceinR away

; .Aivae lu lie rsr-iil tioiur

Hat it faced,and the rwdc -.viiulr, seatt/.Tod its pdo

' le.aveti over tho groaad,

hoodiv-g

not thatit

was

the

I wreck

of

boiutty (boy were derouriiig. 'Tii: ro:ii-l

i

Bill isllioro no hope lhat

it

will return again?

Yc-s.

lh r< is.

By

Uie

mj.itrrious laws form. live. to licuk

tht:

esfhl. I

hougli

HOW -t

i iswithered nod

wasting,

and

must mold'-r biu: ? io

; itsmothor-dust. yot. will it not b

dvotroyod

or

blot-

tci: from

the honk nf . l i s U n e e . It

in

the

hnrriiwririt

of God.

who

hiiR

apprinled the tinni for

it?

retb-inp-

lion, wbi-ii it

i-ball

Cuuiei forth in

ijewne-iH

f lifr, re

vived

in beauty,

and clolhcd

in the habiliments of

rojnlciiig.

No particle will Ihi lost. Such ia

Urn

prn-

Icoting' goodness auu llic

wutcbful

onre ofourI ulbcr

in heaven overal l his works. Not a flower of the

fi.-ld fadoth hot he knows it. Xot a sparrow fails to

(ho

ground but lie seesit, O, may wo not trust in

hitnl May wanot tak-3 Bholtcr

Bcrifaili

iJis toysl wine

Yes, this iour hipbpriviii'gc; and to him,wlio is

ever nn^reiful and kind, wo may upprnach, nulm in

the

ue'wtiritnee

tlint ho will uphold us; for ivilh hiin

even the hair.? of our head are all numbered.'*

I), what a o.oHfloling llnnighr. to tlic way-W'orii and

weary

Buffeted

by the

Etortna

of atlveraity,

iiud

:

tiisac.d upon tho

wuves

y, 6f

Ihiillioatiiieu

(>rotlj'.'rW>ii.

Ailwill beholy,

loving,

mid

lovclv-

Whal a

bicssitiiir,

Ihol wmay

own

ff-

fktpjtf the

floeiel}

like

this

Iho'An

cient |ialrihrchs, iioly

])roj>lita,'/wa-loiia

a buii apos

tle?,

fiiiihfiJl devoted hiimbb follower

cf

Clifi?-ti

the

pf:rv.'YeTin|,'ly

jhoiis of

all Iho earlh

i>halJ

be chore; a n iiiiimnerBlik' cwmpiiny whiclj no man

ofjli luiml-ier,

who

1iuv all washad ihi-lr roii^sand

made

thvin

white su

the

blooc

of tho

Lamb. .Blvs^cii

fotietyl fell to

aiinoyno

jareiti^ is

hiiowii to

existall

is harir.oiiy, union, and low,

Xo tear swh Ui

i.-n'-ieate

sofrowJKit a

Kigih

ia

hoanl to till wipod uway,' 'ami

idgliii'IT tmd smrnrA have I'l'-fnally fled, WliatUiialt

oluneed by

Divine grace,

and of a coti-

ol llir I^nil io favoe,

that

Cues llOl f ': :t l 1

iQuging

after

FiK'h

society''

'J

jicrv

will i'l- idsii Ihi' ulorinw Savior, When on

earth, he sciittcrcd in rich iiiumncencc upon ail

around him. the hloasiiigi of bi-i love,aiul iluuiulKH

he will ho no lesw aelivc in

office.-?

of lutidncKK lu

heaven. Who of thof aow [laKioimd toiid frofi. but

loiup; to view

him, upon

who-ie boHorn the beloved

disciph Iriitmd

wiiU ftuoh ffoqufiiiev and duligUtl

fo Jfhiis the e luva

of

my t.ojw.

My

so'At

is l hfrtr. ifjU:goii ;

o

loar

aie.

yc

up .

And

WiVll

me away to lii^lhfOjie.

Thore too are the angels oi

God.

Their

ofnw i.-

;

high, Ihi'ir tunployiiteiiti

holy;

they tire

always ;

spoktn of in holy

writ

tn leniiK of high diKlmclion;

in the

>1

lib*

of

e.reaiioti>

Ihoy

lank

foretnosi.

What :

a

joy

must be Icit

by

the earth-released son), when

tlrsl

iiibfacfd

by these

sinl^sa beings,

e.lad in the

livery

of the-

upper world I To asisoe-iatc

with Ihtiiii

ohjticts

of

creating lor . will

Kurdly Ir; no

wrdiuflry

privilvge.

To bear

thmvi

laud tbn

pi-rf'jcfinii.s of

Je

hovah. to liear themsingof the loveof God.of tho

Savior,

tlio eross,

the redoitiption of llm world,

tho

beatitiricsof hwvert, v.-ill be a privilepo unknown to

menwhile here

below.

Jlow rich will he. their snusie.,

how

glorious their themes,

und how

ceaseless their

pTaifeosI

Holy,

holy, holy

i

lh

Lord

Gnd

of

hosls .

Hfui'en has

mojiy

atlracTioiif:. Its t raine fJud,

its trimriphiiitt

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brightcsl flowcre, in youlh end

age, alike,

an orna

ment to

humanity.

O, how tliat nioUtar watchwl

over and prayed for

her

child How

her

fond

heart

beat

wIUj emutioa

asshegased ou iha

lovely

ircaaorc

And what hopes filled her

bosomi How

oft,

whan

that

sunny face

woo

lit

with

a

i?mae,

or renting in

sUiinbcr,

did

elifi imprinta holy kbsl Alas, for thy

hapcR, mother}

tbydealing heart

inuHt soon be riven

O, whatJi

world

ia this, of light and shade, of hope

and so rrow

Scarcely

had thai infant began Its pleasing prat

tlescarcely

lesiraed lie little song and evening

prayer, orto

sport

on its

father's knee,

or throw its

arms round its mother's neck, when fell dinmao nt-

toched the golden cordof

life

What canthy

euro

avail,kind motherl Palo and yet palergrows that

check; thelastandlingrring lintthatglowed nolightly

tliere has fled.

Ah,

Death has marked it for Iiw

prey

Bat wip not,

niothor

wuop not,

father.

Your child has gone from sconesof woo toscenes of

joy. Yoar Savior gave the precious gill. 'Twiw

yoons: 'twas his: he took it back ogalo. 'Tis now

a

jewel

inhb

crown. Would you call

it

bock

1 O,

louh beyond

the cloud 'Twaa hord to giveit op;

bat think how many snares, laid to catch its oosns-

pecting

feet,

ilhascEonpedhow

manysorrows, pains,

and

griefs

Happy now, and free from pain, it basks

in joy's

immortal beams,

and tunesits goldon harp,

lwnT,t bytheSavior's

side,

and floats in

oil

Uto ethe-

roal blisetluatranoomedspirits know in heaven.

But then Its littio tomb, dreaty, dark and cold

I

know

your thoughts,

mother;

but

bo

not sad.

Shnll Ho, who never lets one flowerwaste, nor Wrd

nor beast know want, not guard thy infant there?

Strew, then, itgrave with flowers,for they arc em

blemsof thyhope; and cease to

mourn.

Thoflowers

willWooin in spring;

o

thy childwill bloom in im

mortal youth, when

Gabriel wakes

it up,andJean

plants itsfeot in

yon

bright

heavenly olimcs,

'where

blAssoms nover fado, and death's grim virago never

frights the mind.

Uopc.iluin.tnotiicr: Itopemsadiiew,

Ctteor tby drooping

spltlta up :

Sorrow soon wid elian^ to gtsdnM,

CItcer op, niotner; ctieer thee up.

Who, that ever spoke the name of mother, can

hear that name unmoved? Mother Stater What

sweeter words can langaage hold, or tongues of

earth

embrace?

I haveitecna mother train np her daughter in the

paths of virtno, honor, and usefulness.

Mother

and

dungbter Many

were

theirjoysand few theiroor-

rows. Bright were theirhopes and sweet their union.

Calm

and

pesoofal

was

their

soul's

communion.

Happy mother happy daughter But,alas,

earth's

joys

are fleeting No ties soaacred but are

brokon

Death chose that mother for hia victim Many long

and

weary nights

and days that

lovely

daughter

watched beside the mother's bed. Oft had the biUor

team bedewed her clieeks as on the pallid lace and

wasted formsbo

gazed.

Bni death regarded not hor

tears. Tho spark of life grow dimj the burning

taper flickered fnint und low. Thethought of njpa-

inliott pierced ber tender heart

with

eaddest grief.

O,

mollMir, how can I livowithout thoe?

How

dark will he tho world What a voidthe

iotfs

of thoo

will make How gloomylife will be O, mother,

what will I dowhen thou art gone MyIiUd,

my

child,

be

calm: stiM tly rwtlcw fears. Think

not so vain of life: it is a precious gift Think of

thy faithful fallic-r: think of

tii

distress, and ever

comfort him. Tlioaart bis onlyhope: on

lb,

will

he place hisoflcctioos. Make Aim happy; and thou

toowiltbe

luippy.

I commitmytrusts into tliyeuro.

O, my diild,

bo luitliful;

and

may

God

bless

and

Btnmglhen tiiee

The daughter promised so to do, and the mother

conllaucd, From

thee, I must noon be

taken;

and

thou wilt feetmy loss,and feel it deeply: hut lot not

grief prey on tliyspirits; ever look up to the great

Fountainof joy and eonmiation. I do not ask thee

not to weepat thy loss; it la natumi thou should'st

weep: but benotcxcesKive in thysorrow. Remem

ber thy sorrowwillnotbeusof ' those who have no

hope.* I>et each retnembrauce of mo

remmd

thee

of that bright

period

whenweshall meetin a Iwtter

world. O, my dear child, bo thou faithful unto

;death,' and thou slialt have a *crown of life,' and

: an

abiding

home in Iho

hingdom

of hisglory The

mother aud daughter were locked in each other's

arms, for what lovingchildcould rcrist euch a pleae-

>ure

at such

a

momcot? Sacred

woe

the conimnnion

I of

that hour

to

their

hcurls. O,

what

a

treasure

Iwas that mother s legacy Who would exchange it,

[ or their hope, for a universe?

[ jiioou

tho cold

oartli closed over that motber'a life-

law remains. Sad was the daughter's heart when

alto lookedinto the cold gloomyodl; but a my from

liglit'B quiver

heamed through

its partals, andlit up

tho darkness with divine radiance, as it pointed to tlio

spirit land. Weep not,

daughter; thy

mother

has

gone to rest. Free

from

all care, afBlctlon, and sor

row,and afefrom tho storms, the winds ami waves,

where

beating tempests never blow,

her

little

bark ia

moored

Let not your heart ha troubled.

t?ooji, won,

ebovethe

stoimTs

career,

Tliy little bath unriveu.

Tune,

too. tdtah

at

th e

eate appear,

Atttlgladly enter lumvon.

Then mouiti nut, dauebter, o'er thy lost,

Hot mom, and noon, ernt even,

flow hnmMy at the ideedtiut cross.

And liveand dia iiJiptven.

n in f u wwrw^ V~B~v~ i~

Our

prtfficnt

friul

cxistencB

ia t e unsubstantial

: basis upon which

loo

many are building the

fabric

of

their happiness; but it is building a nest upon Uie

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read in the cbu reh . This reiec-

i rni i , i t ji ffr i iur with t h e i l l- uonceakd

isiiliouutiori

of

the jiiiridi at

Ih'?

conduct of tin ir Ijillicrlg ik-ar pas-

tt.'f, iiiicr:ili:ii; upon a

muKi

sfositive imlnra. |ii-Ortira

ted (ho victim of und co(|uetry to a ling'iTiiijr

and s tuhbu 'i i

illness, in

whiuli

li wa.': r'.'imiveiJ

from

his

incoHVenitiiu

and niiir.y boardinj^-hQust;. [thn ho

tel,; ili;i(]cii

of night.

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oil>, wero they tlic haiuiiv/urk. of flod ? und are iliey,

too, with beinge,filled like

eurtikT

or trod by

llio,-*?

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iiner or

ye t

llie olis^ful ]iOiijt of velio

I'roiu our woriiJ huvi^ sniircil in Iviptty 'iiiat

l iiey arc (uh/:? ov u '.vork-:, no

ri:n-i. 4(ialit uml orr.irt;

llms. . tn-

thi'v i:itipiaosl

xyor ii3 tho

tirL'.il

iiliinsjl'.iy i*ovii-r l li at spaiiH crcn tiun ' tvliuli . I

IviuKci and looked, and saw, coutiod iu hi.s i inmk

th e rcinp of

tiio

ointMn*

of

tiic

univcrso.

O

what

a

pot'.'iii ono ]

li-v

At- hi-i nod all ryitianr. forwird

tituVi:,

and at

ills;

SVujil tlu: rnOviiigwrlils rtaiid . j'.ill.

With o:ic c.'rpunt-ivc olnacc, he looks on all , in all. ,

tid tiiroujih ail. Ail time, all

Sj^aec,

all Ilmnjtiil,

aiul uK eUrti ily are oi oitcc prtnoiU willi him who

aits opoii tliL' ihrouo.

Lirst

in l Ju-. tif iACb

of

this

ivoitdxoiiH

an d

filliw:

wiili

-xw i

ui>ltin< ai foiitfrnplaiin);

such

uii-

b'Jiiiicotl majc-sty, sny tij'ljt>i on

f^jn

rdy wing clicir

Uiokward flii;hl ci>i'riroi

oxptnd and widotjj until the

wbolo

heavens

v:cro shrond- d

in n

pail of t.lack man-

tling darko'ui.H, 'I'lu : flOojir. hr.oajuc. rii.ijrMl.io, lln-fi

tcrrihio- Flash followed ilisli in unick sncces.'ooii,

until at iLiitfih t:u li')uiii fiii bUaed forth in i.troainB

Loiicer

ami

s:ill

lomicr,

liio bold liiun-

dor, jaa on fH'al. font lliruu^h iJio air. 'rii 'ii i cunie

th' wind, on whiwc liglii winys Jclit'iih*H

f j,riw

fell,and Uia pavilion xoujulaLoMt w,l;watersdark.

T.iir.k rluudjs hi s

charinl

wa.s.

Hi s

itourrtcrs

wen*

the

swlfl-wiM{Tcif

iitrhtniuuv briffhI,wliicli, guided

hy 111 riiind, sped til's d-irk

lio.'vrt'n.s

acrofw.

Tin*

.=itorj4

at h nffth

broke

forth.

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wlinl i^wcpt iV.aT-

by; (111- rairi at twH''.r-sr-d to linaff arouiicit and, aa they

rollciiin

hiirr.i.-ti

ii.ght toward rimoast, the full'Orbcc

niooii biir.Rl forth, Ifer gvnllc r:iys fdi softly on ilw;

oartii. 'i'i;or^niiim plantt.l.rariuid m h'T li);hl,while

radiant drops, that luii>( from every u^o, atid

Lu.sh,

ami shinh, and H.

I ijusicd op the luvi-llness smd Iwsnity

of the sccnoTV

aiound

mo. .MyIhniipdil.t in

mcdi'

talion mtsc to Him m ndoTahon, who haf

liglill

Tlioro the holy iiiountairiKnre,

An Amid

the

worki'.-, ten thouaanii

changeful

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mid

TpUet..Ariicie4.oii

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f o ur H ero of .the Poo.

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' 0Ai, o

A^brtllUnt. steady and cheap

light

s

long been needed,bj all who haVe

use

their

eyes after night, and it has

sought after in many ways; but

l the qualities iiamed

have

never

been

reatized ,

and

novtr

approximated

froffli^hts

place

in

the

the

advent

of Coii Oti,

which

at:Montgomery county,

a

limb

sprung

into popularity

as soon as

hickory tree felf upon and

properties

were

known,

notwiihsian-

him.

He

ams prosira- .

atHhefiratiremitted

a

very

rank- ' fire

was

burning,

and UnT

somewhat

offensive odor. | coSumod

by

the

flames be^

improvements in the manufac- discovered, tvhich was

pjo-

the

oil

have remedied

this de-

. r

more

after the

fatal

to

a great

degree,

so th at it is

now

entirely

de-odorized,

and the

s last

seeii

about

ten

o clock,

scent

that

is

left

j, ot

offensive

noticed on

the tree

all, after

becomiag;accuslomed to

ii

- S.

i e

of

the day;

jsben called

ininutes.

'welve

he

did not'oolne

there still remained one very j sought and

found,

objection to the oil, viz: iliej terrible news fell with

a

shock

would kmoke, and they could jP ''' family

thus

suddenly, bcreav

ha

carried about,

Tliis was a

seri-

\

ngiMge

can

not describe.

impediment

to

the introduction

of)

tieiglibors hastened to the

scene

new ligJU

into

aHy

place,

and mort

of doaih.and

did

all

tliat

could

be

done,

grateful

thanks of the

tamily

are now tendertid,

Mr R. had been an aaceptabte mem-

|ber

of .ti,eM.E.

ehurch

for

over forty

Iyears

and

the

well grounded

assnranco

that, he

has

gond

to

.his

hewaVd

is a

sourcaof

much

oomfo,

t o

the; surviv-

ing (riends,>vhose loss is

felt

to be

irre-

parable^ I -

^

.M

was in

the

sixtylftiunh year

of

his

.dgo, about

flfiy of

which had

been

sp.|nt withiffa few miles

of;

his reeeni

home,

so tbat be was widely known

ihrot^houi the neighborhood, nd,,ihe

ooiipoUFse

a

the

funeral wan- very

,larg|

intp

famijieg.

We ar(i

plea

to be able

to

announce

the

advent

newly patented Lapp, which

rem

these defects almost entirely,

Jones burner, which was paten-

TeMfSnortlhe

since,

and

Is an

Im

on

the

Knapp

burner,

,ao

prai ii a liitfe ti Qi\e back,8o coo-

the

feed of air

to

the Same, that

at

aJ^

perceived

wlien

the

is

standing,

or when moved sh

in

tire

hand slowly,and but a

very

mist

of

smoke is perceptibie with

'motion. The

lamp

can

be

carried

where, with

entire

ease

and

safety

made in any pattern, heavy pr

and is bound

to^succed,,

because

of auo^ess, ^ .

lamps are

not

Only

convenieut

Tkmw

rr T | ;4 ei .

Fat^l

Aeeiiavit.

On

Tuesday of last ireek Uie^SCili

n,,,as Mr,

Jobs.

S. KoBBRTs. 'fatber

of

iJie

EdiiorW llws

paper,wss engaged

in eatinguishing

some fire which had

broken oui

in a

cfearibg on i^is farm

Hboulsta

miles

from

4

place

in

the

'^SiUo

Sbcietjt.

n f

.1X7

1

.The-.

Tte

Ohio ^aie

ol a visil

recemly

J. H. KHppart,

AgricuitumJ 8oei

Mr.oKJippart e

inens of a new ese

.timlly, but tuncb

that vegetables

ilu'se pbrts

by

Au

ported the bulbs

ve^tHble

is bienni

is of opinion that

I

raised

as a crop, b

a

f t

Perliaps,

as^ mte

as

Mr. Klippart

p

horned frog techn

Cornvtd,h hideous l

,tiie Secretm?y ban

m

alarmingly

pears

like

an elon^^

with

Idng Hazartl

t

with

ferocious born

its back,' The

inse

Tpns

by

Thomas

plac^ where it now

June, since whe

ing, and

still

lives.

on it is absorbed

Hk

ing tim

creaiuTeu

llippart

cannot dis

this

queer quadrupe

food,-and thinks it w

are niany other int

tfie

Secretaryrs

cab

hereafter deseilbe.

Jai i E

Dr. John wh

Joseph, Mo:,;.8om

the

.5)i|riUve

Slave

Keved;

unjustly, wa

from jail

In that pla

account of afiai

souri Democrat:

On

Suiiday

morn

and iwo u'^k.dun

or.w^,

)ras$titedt theiaselyi

Pg

ia

Sti

Joeepk, a

iim

jatloTi

demamie^

i hev ttrdiisM -

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of makino nmly , ''-^ ' ''' . ''8 just what

Oppositioo. There were r~thal

your

honor Am/or.

the Omaha sate lai week

'> wwcA/

cash

biJdnr,

J believe. So

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are, however,

i zSvI 7^

|,ere.i,hlad.war- ^OmfaheS.

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as tbeda^s oi sale

b?

a

l^lle

K

the

26th

inst..

the poor men Avili bo crowd- of a limb ot* a tree, John

d T P' '*''' ' - RoBisKTa, in the suty-jfourth

t i i . .y shall year of

his

age.

ort of nioimii protection ,

means improbable.

down in a moment,

with

no one

13 now nrisiog, nd

it to

witness the fearful

work of

doubt

thatwuh

have a jMsr apprecialion

of

^

humble foiiower

of

has not beei) complied with, the t^aviour, he

has

tthvays borne

tes-

T^:?:

-

'-i.v..1.

Xr:

resort to

violence. Pre- ^

ami

to a

realizing

sense of

ZTI T

atters

are

becoming confuB^ thousand times has he

ftil may eventually be wished

to

be always ready so

y fear the worst, -hut if called

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