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....,-..s F2Uir TEEES.
S< - WM PAM J., roprictor u; the IiEnu M
st.: ..%t Botanic Gldru, 1T Flushing l.. |. has the
.assEs pleasure o informing the pb'ic, thai H. unr
'" s,ry naw cnla.Us ahutt '1'3l vUitties U
Icy go FrIt and Uuhon 'ntr ir'rs, NJ.
10 a tl,e Annie IL ui the ,iul,cffy
2O2 do Pear do tliihee
20 do Cherry IL do fW
l3J' do Plum u do lHfft
- do Apricot IL db GwSelffiy
"a d, pctch % do strawberry
30 do Ne,titine .j1 do Grip1
10 do Aimrid GO do oi Ofancht, irrs
Abye 500 of the aboyc kids are mott be iunnd Ia any
other collection IN Amcrlc9.
The different varieties cannot be otherwise Than genuine,
AZ they have been nuca,ed aud grated ilo beaag trees
Mr. Prince h,s abnt ll02D Cherry tres budled upon
stock, which be ianslated WIN IA hGch safety
n the Peach ~ ApJl'. -
jyC,icrs !cft al NJ. market square, viii be trwar'ei
every Wednesday aud Saturday, by the Ste1m bnls and
the will be- delivered IN eNcrle order Tfhd u f0ars
from the fiAe itcg are tdkcR frOm the nursery
EDWARD Il. YOUNG, Agent.
rrA list Of the most valuable varieties oi Frut ~ ihe
Innnln botanic Garden elected from the extensive col
lection Of Mr. Prince has been lrt with Mr.. l.. Il. Young,
march 10 A. FOSTER, late Agent.
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GOOD STAND FOR A GROCER.

ygyE subscriber rcnghs h' pc,ent lac OF 'u'i-
mes, would ,cll h, stock Groccrie hNuc, aal shop
urnilurc on favorable terms Apply No. ID Wem,a,;sr-
street. - 'L1Ath>E 'S-''
turi2 .,
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Lg.N M -,,,
Lad AND possession gwen ,r on or before the l.t Of
Nav a convenient Tenement, Tor small p-cate family ia
Meeting street None need apply, who intend taking board
ers s the apartments not commpds for that purpose.
Also let, stable Benefit st. EnqIie at this oice
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NEW GOODS.

II ARCHAR l. HATCH, have just received, and are
this day opening fresh supniy nr @'ss"nab" GopdS,
purchased at le late Auction in Newl loEk-among which
re-
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great variety Of vestinrs, such as Toinet Nalencla
MarSce black silk &c. gloves hosiery ana s'snnlers oi
all kinds neck stocks aud crava pads, b'ndaha, nag ana
german silk fancy silk crlvais, new ani c
erant article fine eooucd oanc crayas and common DO,
brown Pyeueh dfings brown, blck aud white linens nan
hin black GRAPES and ponpe~, silk and cotton unhels,
black and mixed as,ings, pttdnrs aud rickrnn swing
silks and thread domec brown and black soe,ing', wih
q small ss-ormcnt of rei made tUhng ana many orr
articl-sl of which are offered for accommodating
vSaus, at No. 8, Market square.
uasn -
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WAN ~,
n SMART, acv" boy, from s 10 IL yc2rS {" age, t1AI
"a tend ia n store one wGu-a plreni reside IN tnWn
,mid b., grnier.e!. Enquire 70 tiiS Oidcc, Apfh y
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* A ~ ~ L 90. e. ! - acs
G.. II. HINCKLEY,

pORTR RAFT AND MINIATURE PAINTER,
EFT A. removed bis rarng Establishment to no '3,
4 south naia street, dHec.ly opposite Dr. j. Blcs 80
e.rc If Apdl 3
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PARKER's VEGETABLE RENOvATlN'
PANACEA,

Equal 10 SDd's any Other and dollar cheaper,
LNOR the cure Of Rheumatism, Lrer Complaint Ulcers,
Hercur,at, and Syphiiitic Diseases. Likewise, com
plants arising from impure state OF the blood Putrld Sore
Throat, and the early stages Of Consumption, sc
Many of Jaundice have been radically cured by
using only few bottles. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Is
moved by its powerful virtues and where children con
cerned il known 10 he a remarkable salary operative,
and for that purpose should he kept in fmies TO be given
in complaints incident to the changes Of the
Purchasers requested To observe, THAT the Genuine
Medicine has the Popretors nane in his own hand writ
ing the label of each bottle with the words Parkcrs
Panacea he seal of the cork The label represents the
HYDRA sulued by Hercules, with masonic emblem above
This PANACEA is equal To any in il is pleasant 10
the ti<te, and requires alteration in the diet-spos
liquors 10 be avoided.
The proprietor aware, that for want Of proper and
tain information his medicine may by persons be rank
ed amongst vended by empires ot the
day; hut he t the satisfaction Of knowing, that upon trial
these opinions will vanish, and give place 10 conviction Of
its superior merits. To peien that all and every dlSeasc
which the human constitution Is liable, viii be cured by
his medicine, would he false and absurd IN the extreme but
Possesses uncommon efficacy IN the relief and cure Ot
obstinate and violent conJlnts, and those IN many in
u the mst alarming nd distressing naure can and
has been fully sihSianrafed.
Certificates and directions, printed in pamphlet form, nc
conpmy each til.-iT'e or : u per dozen.
re- HE.g3ER -" PARKER'S PANACEA - equal To
SwnIn's, or any other, and one dollar clc1prr
Orders from any part Of the United Stles, addressed to
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 90 North Eighth, lnIr doorS
hove Noni street, or ATKINSON & ALEXANDER
'.dt.rs, rli ,iepl', win he attended to
81. gW.
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DR.. CHA MBERS'

C,iebratcd Remedy far me TairmpeaHee.
TUyHE beneficial effects o this celebrated Necinc, have
been made apparent IN the rStor'iiom e hundreds, v
mol thousands of the h,hituily in"np'ritr. Tn Medicine
excited the aenoh # the pil'ntrps,s oi The c"in
1vy hrs ELECTED the enconunis Of almost every newsp'pr
In the Union and has the subject Of serious though
uhless investigation Uf The Medical sriety OF the city ana
county of New. York Additional proufs of ts IN
sh city continually appearing, and scarcely m'i ar
Sives, which dies bring new testimony o e most
aspcctable character of W complete and astonishing sue
coz Az who unfortunately addicted TO this &c nciiVe
habit Uigd 10 avail themselves of s Truly vnlnle diMv
ssy. They are assured th,t II y SAFE, EFFEtTi VI
AND SALOTARf REMEDY. u Is prepared only by
H. James u. Iar, and Mr. A. NJ Tanning Successors to
Dr. Chambers a their office IN Rutgers Medical College,
and nj the Medicinal store of Dr. Hart Of Brnway
and Chamber street, New York The medicine Is Wt up IN
ye<ter packases sufficient for individual case acconpa
MID with directions and be by mal An orders;
nc..inq the usual price, dollars, pItagc paid, will
.eeive irnined,te ,'tent,-.
Mn Nome are gcf aine, unless signed by JAMS, n.
HAar, ". ID. T. A. VI. fANStSo.
=. fresh supply of the ab,ye celebrated Medicine v
<eived, and fW sale by SMITH PAhMENTER,
January 10 Cadet Office
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PRIZE COMPOSITION.

A Gold Med ot tic value ui so vii n awarded 10 he
"a author { the hr.t original music Il c"Dp,r'hm adapt
ed words AM arranged rs song, wnh acGuliIannents
for the Pinn Frre-tIe whole occupy not than four
less plges at tie usual size oi musical publca
tnns and e forwarded within four weeks by mail or 9th
wisc pst paid H. d. Chapn Providence r. or Mcssrs
Dubois 4 StIiirt, New York.
The essays are be accompanied by sealed commnnca
tons enclosing the names of the authors with other pancu
lars and he left tn the exa, aud decson e three com
pcieni Judges who viii use' and Judge OF the con'inca
cations, and transmit the successful competitor the Pf
Medal, The prize composition is intended for the first mum
ber Of publication about he established and devoted Ia
Music.
One papers in Boston, New YORK, Phiiahe'phm
Baltimore and Chareston are respectfully solicited To copy
The aboye. narcll5.
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PROVIDENCE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL Q 1928

carnate, who destroy the happiness Of man
kind, but as l was assured, tha, he was sent
among us for some wise purpose, did not
deem i; necessary to expose him, and pay
you brethren and sisters, to profit 10y the ck-
ample, and forever after, be careful, that you
are not deceived by artfrI imposiors."
+" And as for me-" .nid the Deacon, wit h
coun,enance which bespoke the " deep and
dam"ing" modification which pervaded his
soul, "I always had my doubts Of the purity Of
Richards intentions. but then. when remem-
bered that all things are directed for the best,
! consulted my conscience, cxu mined my mon
itor, and RETAINED from uttering my suspicious;
but now alas! find that have paid but too
dearly for my forbearance and creduhy for
the rascal has left us, and took with him my
best leather iDcxpres-bles the blessed ones
thar was married in-and tho wig that adorn-
ed my pate, and was worn long before me by
my ancestors" /" Would to heaven" he con-
tinued, that had indulged and expressed my
suspicious, for then all might have been well
with me-
II was but too evident, that the loss Of the
inexpressibles and wig, was not the only source
Of the Deacon's ow;-tbe fading of the rose
which had once bloomed OH the cheek of his
ages darling and the hectic flush and death
like paleness, that alternately supplied its
place, told Of SORROWS unex pressed, and which
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(To BE CONTINUED
I" AUSTRIA AS IT IS"

This is the title Of little work, which has
recently been issued from the London press,
and is devoted principally to the delineation OF
Austrian political character, though its au-
thor has taken wider range, and ven,ured to
tread on the grounds--and sometimes on the
corns--of the nobility of other nations.
The book is from the pen of an Engish4nan n
who travelled through the Austrian states, for
the express purpose of making himself familiar
with their institutions, prominent men, and
political heroes. In his delineations, we sup
pose he has adhered pretty closely TO the truth,
but it is evident that he occasionally exagger-
ates. and minglcs little fiction. with his shades
and colourings. But the work taken as u whole,
may be pronounced very interesting. and it is
believed, that all who arc fond Of surveying
living characters as they are, viii give it Pc
rusal. His portraits o.! several Of the prominent
individuals Of the states Of Austria, afford 4 re-
past for the curious and the inqusi,ivc. partic-
ulary the one, that he has drawn Of Prince
METTERNICH, Prince, who has held con-
apicuous place, in the political councils Of Eu-
pc, and who s,ill continues to play part in
the political drama, which cannot Of right
be pronounced decidedly subordinate. His
Portrait Of the Prince, is altogether too volu-
mincus for our limited space, and therefore we
must content ourselves with making a short
extract only.
"Mctternich is descended from one Of the
ancient but impoverished German families,
which gave to this country their spiritual prin-
ces. subtle management Of affairs al The
Congress of Rasta1t, where he represented the
Courts Of Wcstphalia, brought him under the
notice Of the Emperor Of Austria; and he en-
tered his service as Ambassador to the Court
Of Dresden. In the year 1906, he was ap-
pointed Amba dor 10 the French Court -
Napoleon had just at this time relaxed from
his rigour against the ancient French nobility.
and they gathered round him in considerable
numbers. With a free passport to tho coteres
Of those families from which, Of course, all the
lille Ultimate members Of the newly created
that nsinua:lng suovity and graceful dcmeanor
for which he is 50 justly celebrated, not only
into the secrets and the ehronique seandoleuse
of the French Court, but even into the favor
Of the leading characters, and Of Napoleon
himself 1t was here he imbbed that deep
kno owlcdge of Napolcon's character, and PEN
etra'ed those secrets which enabled him TO
perform, few years afterwards, tho political
and diplolnatical dramas at Dresden and
Prague. In 1910. he was appointed Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, in the place Of Count
Stadon. How he succeeded 10 direct tho at
,en,on of Napoleon TO the Princess Maria
Louisa; how Prince Schwarizenbeig, his ,uc-
cessor, managed this business; and how it
finally ended, the wise reader will have key
to. in what has been said. Mcitcrnch him
self disposed the princess 10 accept Of Napo-
Icons offer, and conducted her to Paris. Sew.
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Isl.TO WHOM IT My NONCERN. .-cN

Eli jht p,c II DtH.l uR HUNTERS CfLaURArED
ID PILLS, pcrspIs of either sex, (gled by the rery
rdiaabir coP0s dire foDs accompanying them,
bed cTectudIy u erad.ae CERTAIN DISEASE, aud
- estne lie llh with Ease, Safety aud Certainty in
days.
=. The extensive sale, and nneSamped success OF this
article, IN tins and other large cities and towns throughout
the Union, during the time il prepared by the nr Dr.
Conway, sufficiently prove, that no preparation known pos
superior properties Together with the Injection Pov
ders) for the most tiOroggh and speedy Of the dreadful
disease for which il is recommended.
They render the system less liable 10 infection, and are an
eectu1l Remedy in all the various stages o the disease
however obstinate.
Recent infections removed thereby In three -four
days, without confinement, and M tiiline expense.
Price-PIs dollar box Injection Powders and Cerate,
30 cents enCh.
- None genuine, unless signed the outside printed
wrapper, by the sole proprietor, T. KiDDER, immfdiate
saeerssor IL the late Dr. w. T Conway. For sale whole
sale (wiih all IN. other Conway Med,cine") by JosEPH
BALcH, Jun. North Main Street; and JoHs H. Mason
Go. Providence. ~ January N.
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ASSIGNEE'S MOTTO CE.
FgylIE subscriber having the III inst received mn as
y sgnucnt of the property Of WILLIAM TouRrEL-
Lorr Jun Of oictc Farmer for the benefit of the Grad
tors of said Toureutt hereby gives notice to all concin
ell that I've will receive the claims Ol said creditos offered
within four tnnbs from this date, aud pay to them their
respective dividends according to the tens OF tho assign
ment aforesaid.
An perSns indebted o said TOurcllo,t, hereby re-
arc,ted to make Immediate payment to the subscriber
RICHARD AbDRICN.
Gloucester, March ~ 1872.
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BIJILDJNG LOTS.

GkFNERAL valuable Building .nts, situated on Dencht
- street. neat suth Of Re<. Dr. Ees' Church Also, Sc
vera Charles Field street would Ike let reasonable
terms, long lease, ifappca,ion Is nude soon, to
]. & &. now ELL,
march5 II Canal street.
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JUST RECEIVED,

Al No. 81, .frket-Sqnn
- Pieces super black Droadclo'h piece brown Broad
% cloth, e"gint sl1de; pieces German olive cloths
riccc light c,ed Cashmere, beanfh shade for Pantaoons
&c. T. WELLS, wishing 10 close their present stock
ii ready made clothing, otter NJ prices uncommony ow-
Purchasers will find il To their advantage To call.
March T..
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NEW GOODS

VENllE subscribers have taken Store No. q, Market
a square, formerly occupied by Mr.. SHELDON BArTEr,
whe they VIII this morning expose for SALE by the piece
v1rd IN assortment Of seasonabe DRY GOODS-among
which
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NOTICE.

TUNIIE subscriber having been appointed by the Supreme
judicial Court, holden at Providence within and for
the county Of Providence the third Monday Of March,
A. D. 1923, Assignee d Ethan Allen, of said Providence
whom the benefit of the act for the relief Of lnsoycnt
Debtors" has been granted by said Court, gives notice,
thai he is qualified according to law, to act in said capacity
and that six months from the date hereof been granted
by said Cour for the creditors ut sud ten lppel Il
they ft) and prove their claims rlins his estate
ROBERT MANCHESTER, Assignee.
March 30. S1
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CORN.
a FLoAT-2oO0 bushels prime Maryland white Corn,on
Shan fus saIe by SETH ADAMS, Jt
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4 CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH
DUNFRJE,S OlNTNEN

A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.
TUNHiS filthy and infectious disorder I've il nvetc
Il rate, may be cured in one honrS application, by the
Of
DUMFRTElS OINTMENT.
u IL unrva,ed for the pirasant,sS case, rrpc ht;J
saretv I,d ceriah'p With which Produces perfect
OF this disease. The ointment is fnown To I've certain and
expeditions In its operation to- effect cure in h3ar
application only, without any hazard of taking cdd, rs the
copprnon does not contain plrtce mercury
any other dangerous Ingredient IL may be applied with
perfect sty in the state Of pregnancy and to children
at the breast.
Price 81 i.9 cents box-with ample directions
Prepared from the Original Recipe in MSS Of the aie Dr.
w. r CoNw,r, by his immediate successor, and the sole
Pppretor. Il. KTDDHR, Boston, of whom il may BE- had
wholesale with all the other Medicines prepared by the late
Dr. Conwav) a his Counting Rtom No. 20 n
Court and Hanover and rctan, by his speria ap
pontmcnt Of the following Dmggis,s:J. BALch, Jr. and
]. II MASON & Co. Providence.
.x'Obcrve that genuine without tie written sig
atMrc OF r. KrppER, on the outside printed wrapper.
ar large dcnt made to those who bvy to sell again.
February 30.
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grelt variety of Vcsiings, such rs Toine Valencia,
Nareics black silk, Sc. g,e hsiery and sisTendcrs Of
all kinds neck stocks aud pads, bandannl hng aud
pern,nsik hnlkerchirts fancy silk crvas aud ell
srt article fine coued canbric cravats aud common DO,
brown French driucs browu black aud Willie nens, nan
kin black Grape, and pnges silk aud cotton uhIbtcis,
black and mixed hastings pa dilaS anl mcNrtni, sewing
silks and thread domestic aud black secingS, with
a small assortment o ready made CiUhing and many other
articles ali Of which are offered for se accommodating
terms nj No. =, Market square.
26
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NEW GOODS.

n hRCIIAR & HATCH have just received and are
this day opening, fresh supply of scnsnnabe Goods,
purchased at e lite Auction in New furk-aIong which
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PR'Vtr' SUOOT.
r p SWINAroN intends opsning School, nj the
- 4 New Market dond1v. nth of the present N nti'
rh1 number Of pupils will he limited IN forty.
Appraiion for the admission uf scholars be made n
the School Room, at any time during School hours.
Terms Of tuition for the branches Of English Ed
saestjop. march IL
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TUNHiS filthy and infectious disorder I've il ever vetc
II rate, may be cured in honrS application, by the
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SPRING GOODS

NETS L would recommend tie Iadic, ~ rall and
]" view our assortment Of -giag foods
SURPRISING ia style, beauty and cu.apness. any
heretofore altered 10 mer note.
CaiIcoeS al the new est aud mat fas6ionablepat-
terms
Burgess and Ginghams beautifully shaded
Bin. Italian Lntestrng wan anted iei black
Imp. do do 90
Rich blk. dg d. anu splendia als'a silk, epttrtIy
Heza
silk aud Cotton stockings, at very reduced pri-
ces
A few cmds, elegant Beads or NesIisees for la
dies
Fancy Soaps aud other perfumery
Full dressed GrecIan Ladies
Wuh other novelties daily looked for. all OF
which will be sold prices corresponding with
the times. MchEE ROBINSON y co.
March II. tsa6
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Miller u Roberts

s.1 AVE FOR SALE large and general as
III s,rtnent of GROC ERlEo, and various o.
- .r,icI ;, amongst which are the following
r., West India Brown and common Sugar
rails \. 0. Sugars, assorted qualities
f.,eeo Cohee--Old Java Coffee
f,nerlal aud Gunpowder Teas.
oli Jamaica and Antigua Rum
ald Freneh Brandy-Common I. Brandy
p.asA aal Apple brandy
TaIlow Candies, 4, q and
5pern Candles, i
E.arthen Ware, assorted
Class Ware, assorted
stone Ware, assorted
salt petre-AllunT
Indigo adder--Coperas
Pepper-Ginger-Sp
glstered, German aud Shear Steel
Nails, assorted sizes
Cotton oheetng and Shifting
{allcoes aud CanibrIcs
Cotton Yarns No o TO ID
Writing Paper and Letter Paper
p-onen's Leather and Morocco ShoeI
Mems lined and bound coarse Shoes
! ~ Hats aud Wool Hats
Cotton Cards No. 10
100 sides sole Leather
s Tons Bar Iron
800 sacks Liverpool Salt
aDO0Olbs well cured BacJn
h0 Barrel s,koehbridge Whiskey
All tne above Goods we will sell low for Cash
or merchantable produce.
II Cash gwen for Whiskcy, Flour, Bacon .
IuB. VIII Mafch
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LoWpOtI IOUHY1IU UH.
This day, tie wlihin appraisers appeared
before me IA, justice of,he peace for the county
aforesaid 81 was qualified 10 the within appiais-
ncnt OF an ,,s,ray. as the law directs.
Given uuder nay had, the 10Th Oct, ls27.
~ MALLiSGER.
AlaIch3I Il.
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~ PRlNG AND SIMMER CLOTHING

81 PRlNG AND SUMNER CLOTHING
- lust received aud ior sale at our ioom
back of our store, Oh lnain street large aud
valuable assortment OF sp,mg aud Summer
u thing of every description, some Of which
are nude IN tie best maunersnd fashion, aud
vii DC sold nearly 10 cheap as,he .nalsns would
cost Ia tals place.
Among the assortment is fashionable round.
coats, alsu handsome white aud colouted MIR
sads le,itouts.
Apply 10
ANDREWS y BROTHERS
March %
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pCE,a,AY
From ne Ns's fors Eeaas roa.

ffom ne At'o fort LetaiHg fosi.
SfANIA9.
Brad M, those hoA fats lsrmy brow,
To itsl,. Nreaihs tong ndteu.
hut rather give the ,yptt IS tough
Ufmelanrholy tar.
No such mcnorhls crave,
10 tell how fast ltr aects ava,
And teafs lpelhiahs. eaaa l..! 10 save
The blossoms flola deesy.
This lily hioon m,y not eonpa-
With yonder maidcu ehoek al s,,o,y
Give, to entwne ben laten han
The gems ofb1ght,,tglaN,
She hears pal' ,o-c IN her loue.-
Yet Tor tho raedlast ta,.er oiaI
She toald uotelao,e Ina, p4..l one,
That bloom .. n.sa,t pal
THIt rose was ta,utHle Jcut.
A IN. n lovoh s,t Faar4 takcn,
S,n,r thsn. the as,'n.s aztt gov q Gear.
hnd ahr "ecfs Oh iorsakea---
The absent Youth, no mors wtleomc,
sweetcr yoire nath charmed h,s ears;
Ioug ruuat that maiden y at,h II hunc---
la hup,lesanoza aud leufsl
Lu,es incense Is the breath of1owcr,-s-
Let young Leafls ~ .eut garlauds lorp.
From onb' 1ns Il thcir zu'my hours,
Thcyporl,h IA the storm
Ito gathered buds i,o blooming srll,
Agatn, ave them back 10 thce
Confot the wreath On WHOM 5ua will,
But leatcit not ~ thine. A. " s.
=" Eafiasn tradition"
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