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DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic
EEHM~MM&- M

AFTER eighteen years private practice. is. with in.
creased confidence ia It's efficacy, Offered TO the public
for the positive of all diseases arising from Dys
peIsia. such as Nausea, Headache. Vertigo Dmle,s
Of Sight. Debility Of the Nervous System Hypochron
dria. Jaundlce, Loss Of Appetite, Wasting Of the
Strength, Fatulence. with frequent bechimg of wind
ViIaled TaSle. COns patton and nneasiness Of bowels
Bilious Vomiting Burning Sensation at the PHI Of the
Stomach. Liver Complaint, Oppression after Eating
PalpiIaIOn Of the Heart Pain in the pit Of tho sIuo
ach, towards the right SIDE SalUwnesS of ComuISr
,on Depression Oi Spirits and IrrItabilIy Of Tempe
&c.
ATTESTATION:
We having used Williams Anti Dy speptIc Elixir
with the most perfect satisfaction ami success take
great pleasure recommending it all persors suffer.
ing with Dyspepsia. We fully cOnI Imced Of Ils
most eSlimuhe qualities in restoring The digestive
powers. removing all pain and unensiness and iN,.
parting u healthy tone 10 the stomach:
John X Penr,se, 81 South Wharves; Casper Morris
T4cOny; Thomas Alib0ne President Bank of Penn
sylvania; Abner Elmes. Market street. bel SIKH: r
II ROwley, IA North Wharvesi Michael Dunn SUM
Of Merchants Exchange.
The list of names could be extended TO almost any
length, but the foregoing is deemed sufficient
Ollie aAd Agency, South SEVENTH Street. ,
doors below Market, Philadelphia. IdlO-5m
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Doctor Edward ID. Daley,
SMYRNA. Del. ~

Has REMOVED to MAIN street, Two door
ahove Commerce, next door 10 Mr.. y. CArrowi
store, and nearly opposite the Post Once. ~
or Persons calling for him at night vii
please ring the doos-bsil - hak
Fsbruary 2Th, 1850. ~ III tfN
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MiDDLETpws. DELAWARE.
JAMES B. MCDOWELL, PRINCIPAL
Assisted BY ihoroug hly qualified i'eaohers,
yv,IIr MINER Session OF 81 weeks vail ccnmencs
on the first Monday of Novewter
sIh crnrse of Insirtclion Includes all the usual
BRANCHES of solid Englssis kducaton, with Ancient
and kioeern Languages. Music, Drawing. &c.. &C,
Expenses for Winner Session, Ss5 s90 win moder-
ate charges ior Gcrmun, Fren h, Music ur Drawing
In poinI OF ucation il believed thai but lew places
offer equal s,lvantagesl Conyenlenee Oh access sy
rasrad Is combined with sufficient reuremeniior qu'e
study and nleulal improsen NJ.
Students from a distance board with the rfiheipu
and are constantly under his supervision. ,-..,
shors sepl0-Sm
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Money! Money! Money

WHY BE WITHOUT MUNET when Il
is Just as easy for any one TO be around with
pocket full as not, if they only think so. have
got a new article, from- which from five to
twenty dollars day can be made, either by
male or female. 1t is highly respectable
business, and an article which is wanted IN
every family in the United States. Enclose
me two dollars by mail, at my risk, and | will
forward by return mail a Circular, with full in
structions in the art. The business lie very
easy.-Try it, if you are out of employment,
and you win never regret il; for it will be bet
ter tor you to pay the above sum, and insure a
good business, than to pay twenty-five cents
for spurious advertisement. This is no hum
bug. Try ii! Try iD Tryn ....t
Address your l.tterstO
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
se17.4mL
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BOOK BINDING.

attention will be paid 10 Binding
Libraries lpaslie and privaie). Law Boots, Music.
Psris,eals Magazines. Pampilels, Catalogues, Se..
n --old books re -bound with The greatest care.
al Give spe' a call az No 81 y. THIRD STREET
tsd slsry.) opposite the Exchange, raiadelphia;
y. - sat4a wM. C. WHEELER.
June 4--iy .ls..si's 3 !lsat a4sIgl ~ l4easat
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The Coming Holidays!

.".-I-- N Great Preparations n - ,'---IHi
XXTM. r. FRY. in returning thanlu to his nasaer.
wv Gus friends and residents of Smyrna and yicini.
ty. for their very liberal pannage and
an increased demand for articles of his own manuac
ture and Importation, has made extensive preparations
to supply the same in his stock surPasses by none in
items from Europe, Of the newest slyes) can always
I've found a choice selection of articles suitable lor
Brdsl. Birthday aud Holiday Presents. of the most
recherche and unique description aprisng m mari
Rich Dressing Gases. Writing laDesls, Cabas Fans.
Bronze Bsqus and Parian Figures. Musical BeIes'
Opera Glasses. and rich variety of the useful and
ornamental in Orm0lu, Brlnze. She'll Mosaic Papier
Machs, DC. Also, Combs, Brushes and Toilet Arti.
cles. "a {,.,ig.,stl tiyiaa tbfWM r. FRY,Bt
1sS ARCH ST. Opposite III" Thea,rel.
rl-sm Philsdslphia
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Ladies', Fancy Furs.

81 ) Eighth. Philadelphia, Importer, Manufacturer
and Dealer in all kinds and qualities OF Fancy FURS
for Ladies' and Children y. y. would call the lten-
ton of the Ladies' and others to his immense assorl.
meni being the direct Importer and Manufacturer Of
all my FURS. feel con6deni in saying thssI can
offer The greatest inducements 70 those want and at
the same lms viii haysons Of shs largest nsaormcnis
10 select from. +rar+e9,I.rr,ts,
s.oreksspers and The trade will pleass givssme q
ca before purchasing, as my Wholesale department IL
wei, supplied nee the demand for every article in
the Sur line and at tho lowest possble manulaeturers
prices. pesla JOHN FARElRA. 5itae'f
ssl0- tm 2s4 Market street, Phiada.
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends TO run
Baggage Wagons g. Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part Of Smyrna. where all orders win be thank
fully receiyed and promptly attended TO. ~ 1.
or He will also run Wagons TO and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose Of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or .snything that may
come by che Vessels.
Thankful for past fayors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share Of the public patron
age. t EBENEZEk LURTY.
Dec. II" ,"55-tf. I 81. " IS s.. ,..sa ~ 81.
JOB PRINTING neatly executed at shis
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The largest VARIETY Store


With large variety of JEWELRY, CUT
LERY, HARDWARE, STATIONERY, Musi-
cal Instruments, Clocks, Perfumery, &c. &C.,
to which we invite the attention ofpurchasers.
Our stock consists in part Of the following
articles, viz:-Finger Rings, Ear Ring, Breast
Pins, Silver Thimbes, Spectacles, India Rubber
Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Cigar Cases,
Cubases, Port Monnaies, Accordeons, Flutinas,
Violins, ,Tambornes, Fluid Lamps, ,Clocks-eight
days and thirty hours-gilt edge, damask and
buff Note Paper, embossed Envelopes of all
sizes; Miscellaneous Books, comprising Poems,
Toy Books, Music Books, Histories and School
Books, Bibles, Steel Pens and States. A varie-
ty of Extracts-Cologne, Hair Oil, Hair Dye,
Fancy SOAPS, Shaving Cream, Tooth and Pearl
Powders, Lip Balm, Bayleaf Water and Cold
Cream for chapped hands.
Also, Cigars and Tobacco, Shoe-Findings,
Horse Cards and Brushes, and very good as
sortment of Hardware. An excellent lot oI
Butter Knives, Spoons, &c. Carriage Whips
Riding Whips. Whip Lashcs, &c. Also,
Confectionery of all kinds.
Having recently purchased an apparatus fol
manufacturing MINERAL WATER, and hav
ing plenty of ICE, we shall be able to supply
our customers with something cool and refresh
ing during the warm season. 81 4
-, j. WARD g. COTTON !,
$3.50 No 4 Commercial Row, Commerce st.
marie, '56-ly. Smyrna, Del.
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MONEY is receive in any sum- large or small, and
1Nl interest paid from the day of deposit.
The Office is open every day from O'Clock in the
morning till O'Clock in the evening and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 9o'clock. '.
.t. INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT.
All sums, large small, are paid back in gold on
demand without notice to any amount.
OFFICE--Walnut street, S. w. cor. Third
ST., Philadelphia.
PREsIDENr.--Hon HENRY l.. BENNER.
VICE EPREsIDENT.-RoBERT SELFRIDGE
SRCRETARY-WIL J. REED
DIREcToRs-Henry l.. Bennc-, Edward l.. Carter.
Robert Seliildge Samuel X. Ashton. james b. Smith,
e. Landreh Munns, F. Carroll Brewster, Joseph B
Barry. Henry l.. Churchman Francis Lee.
The investments now amounting TO more than ONE
MILLION of Dollars il, accordance with the act o
incorporation, ore made in Mortgages, Ground Rents
and such first class securities as must always insure
perfect security to the deposors, and place beyond al
risk The pernanency and stability ofihis old and well
established Institution. may7-ly
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Farmers in this Neighborhood,
Growers of Wheat and Rye, use LElNAu's
Super Phosphate Of Lime,
if You want neavy crops; or
I.eimau,s American Fertilizer.

vi
fa,IiESE valuable Manures have been used tor the
l. past ax Yeas successfully for the Gram ana 10
bacco Crop in Virginia. Pennsy Ivania' New Jersey;
Delawars Maryland ana the Islands OF Bermuda ana
barbados barrel ESQ lbs sufficient for an acre
uf land The above Fertilizers are composed oil relia'
bic Chemical Elements, which largely increase tne
Crop and improve the SOIL doubling the Taiue OF the
Isnd Price Of the Phosphate OF Lime, $40 a ton
Nltrogensd $50. the American Fertilizer s23 per nn
or $3.50 barrel, sl.25 Keg; also. every variety ei
GUANO, pure Land Plaster. Pot ASH Nitrate Oi Soda
Boue Dust, Powdered CharcOal &c.
GEO. A. LElNAU. Proprietor.
No. 10 South Front 81 eet.
God aal;xa,ad fro. or charge Phllad'a, Pa
aJ To Wholesale Dealers, liberal discount
Pamphlets in the English and German Languages
gratis Orders at a distance. Cash accompanying u
Draft, promptly attended TO by ....
~ 6, 4. LElNAU, Proprietor.
....... PhIlad'a. Pa.
Mr. B-DIPLOMAS have been awarded from IN
PennsylvanIa Agricultural SocIely New fo,N Wy
tai Palace Association and New Jersey State Agrlcu
tural Society. AusSo oin
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Is56. Fall stock! New Goods
IRON & STEEL.

DoLT and FIRE IRON; Ship and Boat
~ ID sPIKES-aiI sizes; HORsE-sfioES and
~ Horse shoe Nails. and general assortment Of
IRON and STEEL -
DECow q MIDDLETON, II
Eau No. 10 Moth water ST.. above Market.
.rss.tv -...t,,f,-,.t--, Philadelphia.
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~ M& NM SsS for Sale

~ "a q "a ~ a SsS fnr Sale
TINllE undersigned offers at Private Sale TWO
l. FARMS, each containing 2I2 ACRES with I'm.
Provemenls all ne and in good order near the Town
Of fGreensbOrOugh Md, within a short distance Of the
Maryland and Delaware Railroad and near nayiy,
lion. Each Farm has abundance OF TIMBER On
1t. These Farms will be sold on reasona bic and nc.
cOmInodatiRg terms Further particulars made known
by application 10 the subscriber.
J. f. LOBSTETN,
dec3'Sm Greensboruugh, Md.
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Specimen of Lithotyping.
IN PRESS, and will be ready soon,
GRAINS OF GOLD,

Ut NUIItVtIUH UI OUCIdIi MORAL and InteIIecs
tual Maxims,
BY Samuel M. Smucker, A. NJ author of the i" Court
and Reign Of Catharine II of Russia, - History sf
Emperor Nicholas T." &C., &C.
This undo ubtedy will be the most interesting work
oi the Kind ever published in America II will con.
tain twenty Caskes. richly laden with the finest soJ
wrought into over seven hundred separate Orisinai
Maxims and Independent Reflections with Wise Saws
and Profound AphOrisms, which refer to eyervb,dv
adapted 10 the present times Ii will be Dr,,ed iSn1
plates formed by the new LyIhotypng process spoken
Of in the last number of The MenthIy Rainbow.
II will. without doubt, he the handsomest book in
Typographical appearance ever before pubIrshe. ana
il will be printed and bounu in the best style ami ,s
contents will make il attractive and pleasing n, An
classes OF readers. Price, so cents COPY for vrhi.L
il will be, postpaid. ''O' "D'''
Address, GEO. A. CRoFIJT.
nozo-lm ~ SS Dock street, Philade, ,phia
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Gold Lever Watches, iuII jeweed, 10 carat
cases. S28 90
Gold Lepne. l5 carat. "a 90
Silver Lepine, iuIlJewelled, ~ 90
Silver Lepne, 800
Superior Quarters, %
Gold Speciaees 90
Fine Silver Specacles, SO
GUid Bracelets. 800
Ladies' Gold Pencils, / 90
Silver Tea Spoons, sett, 5 90
(jdld Pens, with pencil and silver holder. W
Cold Finger Rings, 37 cents 10 $50; Watch Glasses,
pIain ents patent lSi Innet IS other articles in
proportion. ALI goods warranted TO be What they
sold for STAUFFER d HARLEY.
sSy- On hand come Gold and Silver Levers and
Eepnes, still lower than the above prices. (oc24iy
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& HARLEY,
PHILADELPHIA.
Cheap Watches, JeWeIry.

a. JETHOLESALE and retail Z. at the
IA w philadelphia Watch and Jewslry
Y. StOre.' No. 90 North Second Street, corneS Of
Quarry. Philadelphia.
f.II 4 ANnnr I.lIiu lnd
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JOB PRINTING neatly executed as this
oa6ee. Gl ssso8 so as.lfi
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E va N HD
%,Ss. "a so q l. an d %
ana IN. KENT COUNTY,
AH44M Delaware.

THE undersigned has opened an Office In
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del, for the
Purchase and Sals of REAL ESTATE, and
has now on hand, for sale, 4 number of very de-
sirable FARMS aud other, Real Estate.
or He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line on the most reason
able terms -. d.
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Marktts, 1t. : {.
SOLD SERIES, VOL. 3, NO. 10
TERMS, ST so I'm Advance.
We took a fresh start, narrowly missing
another overturn, as we decended the slope be-

We took a fresh start, narrowly missing
another overturn, as we decended the slope be-
low the house, but on reaching the level of the
Mnbnio, found no difficulty in keeping my
balance, and began TO enjoy the exercise
MY deer struck out, passed the others, and
soon was alone on the track. 1r the gray
Artic twilight, gliding noiselessly ard swiftly
over the snow, with the low huts Of Muonon-,
iska dimly seen in the distance before me,
had my first true experience Of LaplaRd travel
ing 1t was delightfully."- novel and exhilara-
ting; thought Of "Afraia," and the song Of
"KuInasatz, my reindeer ~ and Bryant's" Arc
tic Lovers and whatever else there is of Polar
poetry and urged my deer with shouts, and
never once looked behind me until had climb
ed the opposite shore and reached the village.
My companions were then nowhere to be seen.
waited some time before they arrived. Bra:s-S
'ed's deer having become fractions and run
back with him to the horse His crimson face
shoHe out from its white frame of icy hair, as
he shouted to me: ssThere is nothing equal TO
this except riding behind right whale when
he drives to windward, with every man trim
ming the boat, and the spray flying over your
browp' - + ~ ss Eaa .a4'g'lfN
We now turned horthward through The viz
lage, flying around many sharp corners, but
this | found comparatively easy work. But
for the snow hadtak in, which now began
to melt, got on finely, in spite Of the falling
flakes, which beat in our faces. Won Buch, in
his journey through Laplard in 1907, speaks Of
Muonionslza asia village with an inn where
| they have silver spoons.o We stopped at a
house. which Mr. wolley stated was the very
building, but it proved to be more recent
structure on the site Of the old inn The peo-o
| pie looked at us with curiosity on hearing we
were Americans. They knew the name Of
America but did not seem to know exactly
where it was. .sa
On leaving the house, we had to descend the
steep bank of the river. Il put out my feet to
steady the pulk, and there by plowed catarsct
of fine snow into my face, completely binding
me. The. e.pd1k gave flying leap from the
steepest pitch, flung me out, and the deer,
eager TO make for home, dragged me by the
foot about twenty yards before arrested him.
This was the the worst upset of all, and far
from pleasant, although the temperature was
| only zero. reached home again without fur
ther rnishap. flushed, excited, soaked with
melted snow, and confident OF my ability to-
drive reindeer with little more practice.
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American women.

Madame Pfeiffer, like Frederika Bremen,
and other travellers Of the gentler sex from the
old world, seems to have formed unfavorable
opinions Of the training and habits Of Ameri-
can ladies', and there is much truth mingled
with a little satire in the following extract
from one of her volumes: ,sHeeisn eii f
In the private schools for girls--seminaries
they call them--all manner OF arts aud SCI
ences, inciuiing the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, are taught, or said to be taught
When / asked what was the use Of teaching
the girls these dead languages, the reply was,
that they might more easily icarn the Ian
guages derived from them-Italian, French,
&c.-and one might therefore suppose the la
dies Of America would be especial profcients
in the latter but this is very far from being
the case, for think have in no country
foind fewer who were familiar with foreign
languages.
This one-sided education, in which what is
more peculiarly feminine is entirely neglec-
ted, is, I think, one great cause Of that uneasy
longing for what they call emancipation that
They might begin, one would suppose, by
emancipating themselves in their own houses.
Domestic occupations must, after all, be at.
tended by somebody and surely it had better
be by the women than the men. 1t is not
necessary that they should perform the office
OF servants but il they do not understand how
work Of the domestic kind ought to be done,
the servants OF the house will, ere long, be-
come the masters. The girls in my own coun-
try also study, foreign languages, music, his
tory, and so forth /; but they find time, too, to
make themselves acquainted with womanly
duties.
l remember once going to visit lady in
New York, and finding her from home, was
Informed by the servant that they were going
to move, and that the mistress was going into
the country till it was over, and the new house
put in order. And who in the world, Thought,
is to snperintend the moving? Doubtless the
husband, though he had his business to attend
to. ! should not be surprised to hear that the
ladies here require their lords and masters to
teach their nursery maids how to wash and
dress their children. r 49, p &.
1t is, l imagine, because the American wo-
men are SO fond or emancipating themselves
from the trouble Of housekeeping, and the
men have really too much to do, or are not in-
clined to perform the duties Of their wives as
well as their own, that married people get into
the abominable custom of living in boarding
houses; custom that draws all kinds Of evil
consequences after it. A young and hand
some woman Is thus often brought into the So
ciety of people whose character is far from
the best, and this must be so much the more
dangerous, as she has no household duties to
occupy her mind, and her children are sent
when only four years old, to school.
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SeIfft Storu.
From the Examiner.
FEN AND INK 0KETCHES.
CHRIST.S SERMON ON THE MOUNT
iron, the Examin.

- By ALMA MATER.
"sessed are the mercifu for they shall obtain msr
"Sir, ! am not accustomed to ask favors
bat q you would put this suit Of while, I-s
~No more, Mr.. James; I am not accus.
toned to grant them good morning, SIR"
"But, sir, Ihavea prospect Of"
know, know-you have oeen having I
prospect FOR these six months; can't waste
words, MI. James -time Is money" 3
~ can't pay you my rent tonight, Mr..
cY"
third week. Z. ests 'ss IS n.
ADut my husband il sick on his bed you
won51a't turn him into the street. 2''
- know n wsn't hurt him such men have
ksG1 coastitntioDs ! drunkaris are tough.'
ssOi Mr. Grey !" and the thin, pale, hectic.
flushed, despsiring face turned from him with
alock q agony indescibable, ~you know my
Husband isn't drunkard.s a
"The rent or the house," was the senten.
Eous rsply. 5l 49,
am not prepsred 70 return that sum-
said IN anxious looking young man. ss
.ssIhsn shsli tske the piano, sir, immedi.
atsiy."
sMy wife hss young babe, sir--I an very
poor-ny piano 10 ny only dependence" re-
turned the anxious music-teacher, looking ID
vain fer one glsam oe sympathy in the steel.
blue eye. s.,,
"caa't help that, sir; you must do some
thing else. Business Il business The piano Il
pledged to ne, shall sell il to-morrow .,
elsvsn, sir, and pay myself; II there il any.
thing over you shall have Il" ~ :,
sIhe young man grew shade paler. and
his teeth cleaned over his llp, - be mnttsred,
aJhst piano cost ave hundred dollars" .
,~.And win bring two, !" replied Mr.. Grey.
a6fty Of which win be yours; with that you
can gst alsag st Jssst a.wsek, y he saded; with
cold iroey. ssvss
There was murder in that young heart, a
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EARLY PorAroEs.-Ther is not good
housewife in Christendom but likes early po-
tatoes--new ones, early. Enrich your ground
"a liberal "patch," plow early and well,
Plow deep. Plant the Mountain June, which
Is the best early potatoe we ever grew. II you
have no early variety plant any kind you may
have early, and as soon as the vines appear.
plow out and hoe them. Do this two or three
times. II your land is wet, under drain and
trench it, Prairie Farmer.
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Aoftrp.
THE GOBLET OF LIFE.
pY loxersLlow.

NJ LoNsrsLLow.4
Filled y iSes goblet 70 the brlm;-- bee
And though my eyes with tear are dim.
zee IL sparkling bubbles swim, 3
And chant its nelancholv hymn, uaaa
with solemn voice and slow, .5
No purple nowers-no garland green
Conceal the gobless shade or sheen,
!, Nor maddening draughts Of Hippocrene.
Like CLEANS Of sunshine nash between
The leaves Of mistletoe.
This goblet, wrought with curious art,
10 niled with waters that upstart,
when the deep fountains of the heart,
- strong convulsions rent apart,
Are running all TO waste
And, ~ its mantling passes rou nd, a
with fennsl Il II wresthed and crowned,
whose seed and foliage sun imbrowned,
Arein is water stepped and drowned,
And give . bitter taste ssEEBEtR
Above the humber plants It towers,
The fsnnel with its yellow nowsrs;
And In an earlier age than ours saa
Was ginsd with the wondrous powers
Lost vision to sstore; , s..s- 81
II gave new strength and fearless mood,
And siadiaters Aerce and rude; s
Mingled Il In their daily food: ns
And he who battled and subdued,
= A wreath of fennel wore.
Then In life's goblet freely press
The leaves that give II bitterness,
Nor prise its colored water less. Er4
Hor In thy dsrkness and distress
New light and strength they give; :
Yor he who has not learned to know
Hew false iss sparkling bubbles show. III
How bitter are the drops Of woe
With which the brim may overflow,
He has not learned to livei
Nfhs prayer Of Ajax was for light!
Through all the dark and desperate fight,
The biaeknen ofthat MONDAY night,
He asked but the return Of sight
To know his fcemans face.
Let our uneeaaing, earnest prayer
56s. too, for Highland strength 10 bear
Our prtion Of the weight Of care,
That brushes into dumb despair
One-hsk the human race
o suffering. sad humanity
D ye ahnictsd ones. who lie
eseeped 70 the lips In misery,
Longing and yet afraid TO die.
Yshsvs been soreiy triedi
Ipiedge you In your cup Of grief
where floats the fennsls bitter leaf
The battle Of our life 10 brief
The slsrm-the strusgis-the relief
Then sleep We side BY side.