Judge — July 25, 1885 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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the angels from the blue that they might lay their gentle hands upon the evening air, and, touching every heart-string, fill the world with harmony And this is love his fuce. And love is. religion,” he continu stooping to kiss the pretty pinkness of her cheek. “What said, looking into religion?” she ian, or Methoc ian?” of these, angel mine,” he whi pe red, folding her to his throbbing hes “none of these: Devotional exercises we a late hour.—[Merchant Traveler. asked, naively, or Baptist, or Thank fate! a relief from the beat is Tn the coolness light clothing And knowing this fact the d The streets in hi [Bost ou Courier. THROW AWAY TRUSSES lical, new method, ntly cure the worst ses of rupture. Send two letter stamps for references, pamphlet and terms, World’ Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y. and employ the aranteed to perma NO SOMKING ALLOWED. “ Docs the smoke displease you, madam?” id a smoker toa lady, in an Austin street car. “Very tartly. * Well,” returned the gentleman, ‘ that only proves what I have ulways said, that ing was a mere matter of taste with different persons, It pleases. me very much.” He kept on smoking The driv an alde: car.—[‘Texas Siftin “Ter face so fair But heavenly portrait of bright angel's hue, Clear as the sky, without blame or blot, Through goodly mixture of compl And in her ch This is the poe whose physical s sound and health: sting properly, and dition of its fair pat Pierce’s ‘* Favorite druggist. much, sir,” answered the lady, ntil he left the car. says that if the man hadn't been as flesh seemed not. xions due, ks the vermeil red di description of 1 tem was in a perfectly te, with every fanction is the enviable con- 8 produced by Dr. Prescription.” ~ Any BILL NYE'S BUDGET. BUNKER MILL. Last week for the first time I visited the granite obelisk known all over the civilized world as Bunker Hill Monument. Sixty years ago, if my memory serves ino correctly, ‘eneral la Fayette, since de« 1, laid the and Daniel Webster made a remarks which I can not now rs later it was formally el spoke a good piece, y of things he had thought up himself. ‘There has never been a feature of the early history and unceasing struggle for American freedom which has so roused my admiration as this custom, quite pre- valent among Congressmen in those days of writing their own speeches, Many of Webster's most powerful speeches an he would have pat him off the | THE JUDGE. were written by himself or at his sugges- tion. He was a plain, unassuming man, and did not feel above writing his speeches, Thave always had the greatest respect and admiration for Mr. Webster as a citize a scholar, and as an extemporancous sp\ and had he not allowed his portrait to ap- pear last year in the Cenfury wearing r of intense gloom and a plug hat entirely out of style, my respect and admiration would have continued indefinitely. Bunker Ifill Monument is agreat success as a monument, and the view frem its sum- mit is said tobe well worth the price of ad- n. I did not ascend the obelisk, be- cause the inner staircase was closed to visitors onthe day of my visit, aud the lightning rod on the outs »ked to meas though it had been recently oiled. On the following day, however, Lengaged | a man to ascend the monument and tel ell me his sensations. Ife assured me that they were first-rate. At the feet of the s tor Boston and its environments are spread out | in the glad sunshine. Every day Boston spreads out her environments just that way. Bunker Hill Monument is two hundred and twenty-one fect in height, and has been entirely paid for. The spectator may look the monument with perfect impunity without being solicited to buy some of its | first mortgage bonds. This adds much to the genuine thrill of pleasure while gazing at it, ‘There isa County, Mlinois, als Kansas, but General W at either of these points, One hundred and ten seventeenth day of June, 0 most noted battles with the Britis fought near where Bunker Hill monument now stands. In that battle the British lost ten hundred and fifty in killed and wounded, whilethe American loss was but four hun- | dred and fifty While the people of this country are showing such an interest in our war history, [am surprised that something has not been said about Bunker Hill, The Federal forces from Roxbury to Cambridge were under command of General Artemus y American humorist. When | the American humorist really puts on his be and sounds the in, he can or- Banker Ill in Macoupin in Ingham County, rren was not killed , the of A " by Putnam Pomeroy. sent over ott, Colonel William was: pose of fortifying Bunker Hill, Ata coun- cil of war it was decided to fortify Breed’s Till, not so high, but nearer to Boston than Bunker Hill. So a redoubt was thrown up during the night on the ground whe monument now stands. The British landed a large force under Generals Howe and Pigot, and at two o'clock a. the Americans were reinfor i enerals Warren and Pomeroy. Genera ren wasof a literary turn of mind, and during the battle took his hat off and recited a little poem, beginning: nd, the ground’s your own, my braves! ve It up to slaves? 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