The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-08-26

t'e cyes are getting dim,
Ard year''' op bis Shoulders laid,
he.' .''''' r. himi
ntTer t.H - young ahd hale.
And '1'| ! tsalrari man,
tna ~ Hun make bis load as light
~
Ne used 10 take the brunt John,
AZ cradle and Che piow
And earned our pcrriqge By the sweat
That tdeAled from hi brow;
Yet We never beard him complain,
What e'cr his toll might Be,
Nor wanted e'er welcome scat
But when our boy strength cssnel john
And sturdy grew each limb
lie broushtus % The yellor field.
i----o shau The toll HithFhin,
But he went foremost in the ssath,
Tossing aside the grain,
Just like the plow that heayes the soil,
Now We must lead the van, John,
Through weather foul and fair,
Aud let the old man read and doze,
And tilt bis easy chair
And he'si not mino ~ John, you know
AZ eve 70 'ell us Ger ~.
Inose brave Old taies OF bnusn Time
.i
neara yo" speak OF MAN. S0hn'
AS oospe, wha' yoo say
Inn' caring iOr inc h'e OF us =
mas .nFnea her neaa 50 sfay -.
'sa sohn' : uo 'sins,apst wen
~" nv "oo's os'i'o ~, VAIL
pen ner nair was 'ons ana hke = -
. -
nss 'Ps "s's Snei's lsu' 'onn' y =.
hel cneeA was rouno anu la'r,
ana IKE rpened peach ~ swened
L Against her wavy hair; tsAsas
Her step ieil iighuy asthe leaf
From on the simmer tree,
And all day busy at the wheel w.
o-
ohe had puxom arm John' -
That welded well the rod 5F -.
When Ger with wilful step our feet SO
The path forbidden trodj
But 70 the heaven Of her eye - -
We never looked in vain,
And evsrnore our yielding cry
Brought down the tears like rain.
nu, ,ba, !. lone aoons John.
And wo are what we are.
And little heed we, day by day,
Her fading check and hair;
Ah, when beneath her faithful breas.
The tides no longer STIR
us then 'ohn' tha' we most snAii ieel
We i"u NO ifis"u "Ao ne''
Sure, there can be no harm. John,
Thus speaking softly DER
The blessed names of thOse, ere long,
N'i, enAi t'n welcome 9. os 10 more
A. homes, ,.ar di.owo, w
Tby hear, one day will lighter be-
Remembering il has flown.
fOr Dnl : srOW,ns O'u' sOnn'
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The dim descent with him,
But YOU and are young and hale,
And each stalwart man,
And we must make their path as smooth
And level as we can
CoSsUnPrIoS.--Ergot of rye, or spu
red rye, has received the approval of Il
Academy OF Medicine at Turin as one
most active remedies Tor consumption
Dr. Parola, the author, describes IT'S q
ton as infaibble, II not in curing u
disease, at least in staying the pulmonal
information which constantly accomp
nies the formation OF tubercles Dr.. Z
rola administers two grammes OF Il
powder per day, and suspends il eve
four or five days for forty-eiebt hours.
whee,,s a, ! !, q. 41l.,,al, ar M;
y nS'' w '''' = ~ Wv 'es'
Gus .e6ti''ct may be adnmistered IN pil
i, instead Of the powder, TO the amount
4. fort, or fifty centi-grammes. or else as
~, IL, n, s,l,,,;S,, 80 ,,,,,,, a,,;.;.,
@ i''''ion - = so'o'ioh /" gum Vuihii
foxgioVe, ana even opium, may sometim
be administered together with 1t,
I this treatment DIR. Parola has cured Al
teen cases ont of tbirtv.one of confirm
,.,o., ,,.'.,.,, -. -
cohsuniP'ioi, III an aoVeiioe- seaeo'
To YoUSG MEN.ADon't rely up
: friends. Don't rely npon the name
, vo,,r ancasto,s Tho,,sands have -.oo
: 49, -. - = ,.e. i. ~,
the prime OF i'ie in the VAN nope OF the
whom they called their friends; a
thousands have starved because they n