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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-09
buckeye.

CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cieve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with Hacks to ChRgrin Falls, &c.
- Mantua with Hacks for Ravenns.
a. Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fails, &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenYille Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Canheld. sc
a. Youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and EnOn Valley, and theace By P. 1t. W.
& G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. I6, 1859. CHAs. L.. RHODES supt.
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Johnston Dunbar do do 18th DO gil
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.

BOTANIC n HOMEOPATHIC RENEDIEs-
nc eAlomel, or other deleterious drugs are usedO
Al Chronic or losg standing Diseases arssueeess-
fully treated
Observation-Disclosures Deran seragnts-
SICK Iesdache-Serv0us Diseases pinai Afecticps
observation-disclosures and s~gphiltic Diseases Ulcers.
TumoTs-Eruptions or Diseases Of the Skin-nisesseS
4 the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lungs HFart-
Liver-Stomaeh and neutrality-suspicious. ana
Uterine Diseases-Frm4ie Weakress-Leuc0rrh0ea-
Old Seres-EptepsJ -Seuralgia Consumption
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS swelliT Clip Disease
Fever and Ague &C.
DR.. Sands mode Of practice. is rot to n~udernIas
the constitution. to ovsTccme disease. bet hy, the il
Iicious administration % medicines remove the cause
or germ OF diseased aCtion sustziniuE at thu sams
tire I, the pasuTal powers Of the system
His remedies are pleasant to take Sal impg-t viEor
ard strength to The Whole system. Perseverance, Ia
treatment will often cure the NEST hopeless eases
Dr.. Sends. by the symptoms, ani an examination -
The case. "a vial OF uriuel detects with certainty. the
nature OF the disease without the patient appyingtR
person II at any time inccuvenienf.
Persons desiring a correct knowledge Of the dis-
eases with which they re afflicted, may rely with nm
slicit confidence, upan having Impaired to them a
true statement Of their condition
March =, 10.
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New Advertisements.

Let everybody read the new advertisements
in tO-day's paper, something of interest to al
most every one will be found.
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Kew Firm,

Thos. Mccormick, and Virgil n. Weir have
sntsred into eopartnership, under the style of
MeCorm& & Weir-for the purpose Of dealing
in CroOkery, Glass Ware dc. Mr. Mccormick
is well knOwns formerly of the firm of Ms0Or-
mick & Laird, and is a straight onward bust
ness man. Mr.. T{ir is ayOupg man of good
habits and capacity. and of unblemished char
seter. The public viii find the new firm to be
accommodating and honorable dealers
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-09
Removal.

We omitted to notice last week, that Messrs.
Cox, Ratlif & Spear have removed their office
to the room over Freeman, Hunt & Cos. Bank
ing House on Market St.
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Not Rnrned.

As the first fire on Monday the 3Oth, origina-
ted hear H. c. Belden's Carriage Mandatory,
4 report has gone abroad that his establishment
was burned. This is not the case.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-09
FRUIT TREES,
+ EGAL NOTICE.
IL The State of Ohio,
rs.
Henry S. Austin, Charles In TrumhuH Common
P. Austin. and Almon D. Pleas.


webb.
The defendant. Charles p. Austin, a non resident
Of the State. will take notice that on the 9th day OF
June. A D. l559, the plaintiff filed her petition in
said court. against him and the other defendants -
Said petition ALE ges, in substance, that said Henry
s. had beea before them prosecuted, under the 4th
section Of the Statute Of Ohio, TO provide against me
evils arising from the sale Of Intoxicating liquors in
said State-thst at the March Term of said Court, to
wit: March 4, ls59, such proceedings were had in
said prosecution that said Henry S. was found guilty
and was fined in the sum OF $50. and a Judgment Was
rendered against him for thu costs Of prosecution,
amounting to 5 !0i 80; that the same lie due and IN
d-th said Henry S. has fraudulcntly assigned
and disposed Of a portion Of his properly and rights
o. action to said Charles P. with intent to defraud
his creditors. and that sad Webb has money and prop
erty in his hands belonging % said Henry s., and au
attachment was al the sane tine Issued.
The plaintiff prays an Injunction. which has been
dCly granted, against them, restraining them from
paving or delivering to said Henry ; said money or
properly and that the same be applied to the payment
Of said fine and costs.
Unless the defendant, Charles ?. Austin, answers
by the 5h day OF May, A. n. 1850, Judgment will be
taken againEt him by default. g. W. SMITH,
ksreh. 81, IeC0.-Gv Atty. for PIE.
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PRINTING.

qavfng = superior assortment OF job Printing mate
rial, we are prepared to execute in the hest manner. al
kinds Of plain aud fancy Book and Job Printing,
Address Cards, Certificates. Labels,
Rusiness Cards, Check Books, Aanifests,
rank Checks, Coiored Printing, Notes,
BILLS Of Lading, Dnafts, Programmes.
gall Tickets, PORN Rocks, Receipts.
Elanks- all kinds, Handbills, Show Bills, etc.
In fast every thing done In the shape Of Printing at
prices that cannot fail to suit, and with the greatest dis
patch We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
Ofoards aad fine Stationery, from which those in want
Of Printing can select
Justices and COnStabIeS' Blanks.
S~ARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & OUT CLAIM DEEDS
sCMMoHs, EXECUTIONS. srBPmNas, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Prie. 10 o. axe '0I --Ie kspAMs, pooKsroRz.
THE State of Ohio. Trumbull County
i In the Court Of Common Pleas.
George Birr>ll, p!aintiE.
vs.. Notice to defendants.

JETeEllal hcctc e ALI ueA -
James A. Reeve Of Benin County, State OF Michi-
gan, Mary Reeve, Robert Clark. Maria Ed yards and
Ut Edwards. her husband. Jane Harding aud George
Harding, her husband. OF the STATE OF Illinois, Eben-
ezer Reeve, whose residence IS unknown, Jeremiah
Reeve and sarah Reeve OF TrumAuli County. Ohio,
viii take notice that = petition was flel against them
on the 24th day Of April. A.. D.. l@69. in the Court Of
Common Pleas within aud Tor the CoInty OF Trum-
bull, Ohia. by George Birrell, aud is now pending.
wherein said George Birrell demands partition Of the
following Real Estate Situate in the Township Of
KinSman. in said Trumbyn County, being in three
parcels. and described as follows: Parcel LIST in Sec
lion No. IL. =nd is bounded on north 10y lands OF IL
sander c. Perkins, east By the OLD mill road. south by
the Greenyille road, and west by the Section line.
containing about IS acres Of land. Parcel 2nd is
mostly In Section No. II, and is bounded north, west
and south by lands Of David Braekin. east partly by
lands ofJamesJ ]. ChriSty and partly BY lands OF james
King, containing about 40 acres OF land. Fare Ell Sd
is near the north line OF Section No "a, and is bcund-
ed nor,A, east aud south by lands Of David Braekin,
and west by lands belonging to the heirs Of Alexander
Wade. deed, containing ABOUT 3 acres. And that At
the next term Of said court. said George Birreii will
apply for an order that partition NAV he made OF said
premises GEORGE BIRRELL.
April ., 1850. by his Atty, A. YEOMANS.
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R z NJ Q AL.

DORTER'S BOOKSTORE has been
L removed to tie building formerly occupied Jy
Levi Nichols. four doors from the old stand.
April u. go.
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GOLD PENS. GOLD PENS.
~ We having bad a large quantity OF goH Peus
Manufactured especially for this market, and having
The aine OF Geo. Adams Stamped on each pen. We arr
prepared TO sell them At Wholesale or retail, and war.
rant them to be OF as hue gold aud as ven made as
Any 10 this country Parties Eish5nz 70 sell again
Gl be pleased to see them Il
"a Al ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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TREASURER,S NOTICE.

L Notice is hereby given to the Tax payers Of
TTunhuu Countk that on and after April u, lc6O, the
Treasurer will be found in his Office and ready to re-
ceive the taxes until the 2uth day Of June.
And to save time and confusion, the tax payers will
do well to avail themselves Of their earliest conven-
fence to pay, a. it will be impossible to receive all
the Taxes in the last week Of the time allowed by taw
Tor receiving Taxes. ID. =. GILMORE.
March -. 6g.-GE County Treasurer.
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Removal.

NeW0VaI.
Garry c.. Reed, County Coroner, has removed
s-uu BrseeEiIIe to this town, vest side.
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Niles Correspondence.

Niles, April Goth, 1850.
Messrs. Eiitors-Mr. Frank o. Robbins, has
been appointed Constable by the Trustees rice
R. Hamilton Rowe resigned. Mr.. Rowlee has
filled the position creditably for the past three
years, but the public will be none the loser by
the change as Mr.. Robbins is a person every
way qualified to fill the office with success.
New Goods.-The firm of Mason & Co, are
receiving their Spring stock of goods by the
car load, their large and commodious Store is
filled from cellar to garrett. Mr.. NJ, has Just
returned from New York, and judging from
p~rodigious quantity of Dry Goods-Hats and
caps, clothing, boots d shoes, groceries, etc,
now in store should say he has brought half
the city with him. Messrs. N. x Co, appear
to be determined not to be undersold not to be
outdone in extent and variety of goods
School Master Abroad.-A few DAYS since
some young lads were out fishing. andi in hunt
ing for "bait" along the shore of the creek,
found under a large stone a letter, of which the
following is a copy. Had it reached the one
for whom it was intended it would have been
without doubt, a bait which would have been
eagerly seized upon. No names were attached
but the letter We copy Uerbatim ct literGtim ct
punctuGtin.
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belonging to T. J. McLain. Jr.. and are prepared to
carry on the business at his old stand. We have
made]srge additions TO the stock and are now ready
to I'LL any calls in our line.
We have the largest and best assorted stock Of
QueensTaTe and Glassware in Trumbull County. to
which We invite general attention. We have two
beautiful patterns Of White Stone China. unsurpassed
IN quality Of style and ware, Which give universal
satisfaction. GLASSWARE Of every description, and a
good assortment Of look .ng glasses. Every person
IN want OF C~recLery, is invited to give usa call, re
menper'hs that We have the best Of ware, and are
E0rcr gaRersoIl. Feb. 6, le6o,
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RELIABLE
By State authority.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT.
Capital Stock, 100000.
mp Capital and Surplus, 1926, 900

Capital Stock, 100000.
Paid up Capital and Surplus, S325,000
WELLS sOUTHWoRTu, Pres.
LEVI B. BRADLEY, Sec'y-
This Company has been in operation five years and
during this time 1t has acquired q reputation fol
soundness. promptness and honorable dealing, sec
ond to no Company in ths United States. Its stock
is owned by the principal men OF wealth and bust
ness in and about New Haven and among them is
Judge W. W Boardman, known faTorably in this
community as a man Of wealth, and as 4 large land
owner in Ohio. THIS COMPANY FATs PROMPTLY. ASn
HAS NEVER YET LITIG ATED ANY Loss Mar = bu.
Every business Man shoull insurel Country Mer
chants will fud it 10 their adTautag TO in sure in good
Stock Comp.T les.
Farm property insured ! year for = per cent. :
years for IL per CT and , years ior@ Peret-upon nc
amount insured, without premium Note.
Policies issued on these Companies.
By J. 2. A-PER,
Feb. 18th. Ie6A-ly Agent, Warren. O.
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April 4tb. Feauth. Is

lAAA NNAB u ANogs
my deerist Dere, as IT. has bin sum Time
Since ihave he'd the Pleasure ov writing you
~aletter or Citing won from you viii write now
and ihop that you vii Anser it for my mind it
is so onstidy that icant hardley work lam think
in about you al oy the time For think NOR ov
you than you think lido think. / Think as
mulch of you as my Eyes, andieant bare tn
leve you inever Can Marcy Enyother Curl But
you for you hav gained my Hart and no other
vii SCOT me So wei iwant you to goto warreine
an git yur likeness and Twill givyou the mum
ny to git it and Twill git mine taking in A
small goldlocket and Twill Civ it tn you a weak
from Sundy. write me aleter so That lean git
it a tuzedy wife put it in The Same phase that
you git this so i can git it. Remember me
when far away Remember me in distent land
For this is ritten by mihand.
Yours e1er fru til Deth.
Aecident-Martin Kircher an employee of
Messrs. Ward d Co, at the Furnace, had his
right foot badly crushed on Friday last by a
large lump of Coal falling on it. It is feared
he will be disabled for some time.
Query.-Wonder what has become of J. D.
VS. Hook and Ladder Company.
BUCKEYE.
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SoLOMON EVERETT'S ESTATE

~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate Of solomon Everett. late Of frminEton. Trum-
bull County. deed. JONATHAN OSWALD.
ArriI Is, 'GO.-3st
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-09

FANCY AND BLACK VELVET
l. RIBBONS. all widths and eOlOrs-just the thing
for bonnet trimmings.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ron THE RAPID CUR OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoasscncss,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient ConsuIIp.
ton, and for the relief of Coasamptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness aud so nu-
mcrous are the cases Of its cures, that alnON:
every section OF country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have Eecn restored fruRa alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues aIe known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidotc 10 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climatic.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends Ey every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, aud no
duccd cures too numerous aud too remarkable 70
be forgotten.
PREPARED BY
DEe. j. C.. AVER & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
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Insurance

The following is believed to be an accurate
statemcnt os the amount Of Insurance. in tho
Great Fire" and names of the several Com
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Z
WestetQ Reserbe eAroQicIe
HlPGOOD s ADAMS, PrOpristOrS.

s'TERMS-OneD oIlarah Fifty Cents, in
Issuance; Two Dollars IL payment is not
made i'm advance,
No paper diseontiEued until al arrea-1ges are paid
ssesPtst the option OF the Publishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-09

e=rti-~e~A~AsAssi GEpl<il-A-
All farms Of female Di1cultie5 agteHeed % with tie
happiest results
1t is hoped that no enc siIidsspsir Of q Cure urfii
they have given the Ip6isn Herb Doctsr's Nediciurs
4 fair and faithful trial During the Docsor's
travels in Europe Hest indies, East ladies', South
Ameriea and the United States, he has been the in
struRent in Gods htHd, TO restore 10 health ard vigor
thousands who were given Up and pronounced Incur
able Ey the most eminent Old School Ply sicianS; nay
more, thousands who we're on the gorge OF the grave,
are now living MONUMENTS TO the Indian Herb
Doctors skill AID successful treatment, and are dairy
exelaiming-~Plesse be The day when first We saw
ard partook Of the Inaian Herb DSetor's Medicine.~
Satisfactory references Of cures win be gladly sad
eheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he vii
in Noise directly or Indirectly irduce or carse SnY
invalid TO take his medicines without the strongest
probability OF = cure
Remember, consultation and ADVICE free. The Poor
shall he Eber~iIy considered.
FPcs Office address. Sex e66S.
Sep. 81, SPY Lyons ND.
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: The root. and tn. leaves viii be for the healing Of
APRIL 8 NAT

I give such balm as have n strife
With nature or the laws Of life.
With blood uy hands / never staia,
Nor poison men TO es-s their pain
lie Is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Hcrb Doctor. + J. LYONS, cures ths
following c. mplaints N the most obstinate stages Of
their existence, viz:
Diseases Of the Throat. Lungs. Heat. Liver. Stomach.
Drspsy in the Chest, rheumatism, Neuralgia. Eta
or Falling Sickness. aud all other Nervous De
engagements. Also. al diseases ef the Blood,
such as ScroiGia. h. sipelaS, Cancers.
Fever Sores. Leprosy, and al 0shrr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-23
A Difficult Question Answered.

Scan anybody tell why, when Eve was manufac-
tured from one of Adams ribs, hired girl WASH
made at the same time to wait on her 20
We can, easy. Because Adam never came whi-
ming to Eve with s. ragged stocking to be darn ed
coilar-string to be sewed ON, glove to be
mended fright away. quick now!s' Because he
never read the newspaper until the sun got down
behind the palm trees, and then stretched him.
self, yawning out, CANT supper most ready, my
dear 2'' Not he. IIe made the fire and hung over
the tea kettle himself we,u venture to say, and
pulled the radishes, and peeled the bananas, and
did everything else that he ought to! He milked
the cows, and fed the chickens, and looked after
the pigs himself He never brought home half a
dozen friends to dinner, when Eve hadn't any
fresh pomegranates and the mango season was
over He never stayed out until eleven o'clock to
attend a ''ward meeting." hurrahing for the out
and-out candidate and then scolded because poor
dear Eve was sitting up and crying inside the
gates. To be sure he acted rather cowardly about
apple gathering time, but then th at don't depre-
clate his general helpfulness about the garden
He never played billiards, nor drove fast horses
ncr choked Eve with cigar smoke. He never loaf
ed around corner groceries while solitary Eve was
rocking little Gains cradle at home. In short, he
didn't think she was specially created for the pur-
pose of waiting on him, and wasn't under the i'm
preston that it dlsgraced a man to tighten his
wifes cares little. That's the reason Eve didn't
need a hired girl, and wish it was the reason
that none of her fair descendants did
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-23
CLEARFIELD. PA. WEDNESDAY,, MAY % $50.

that Milly would one day make a great nam,
for herself" she said, musingly. "But sh.
made greater reputation for herself thar
even ever dreamed of. How glad she viii
De 10 pring back to me some of these rare
performances I have so often wondered, ,
she continued, as she resumed her work, sswhc
1t was that gave her the money 20
ou mean the gentleman who accompani
ed you to your Uncle Graham's IS from the Con
cert ?''
s4es. 1t was very singular, his giving the
money In the way he did,
doubtless he did it to secure your good
opinion.''
'sThen he has never had the satisfaction OF
Knowing how it was received
cor as kind Of penance, to atone for the
deception practsed.''
ssCertainly his gift has accomplished much
more than he has any idea of he would, tho,
very likely remember her, and doubtless ere
this has heard the many fattering things said
of her.''
ssOf course he has.''
elbow do you know ?'' inquired Mrs. Clark,
looking up from her work. ssHe may be dead. -
..But he is living, Caroline ?''
s.Who is living 3''
ssThe gentleman you so often think about
who gave Mily Walker hundred dollars, and
whom you kissed.''
ssMr. Clark 20 exclaimed my wife, as the
ssMrs. Clark .''I retorted.
ssYou don't think How can you say such
thing ?'' And puzzled expression rested
on my wife's face that, in spite of all my pow
ers OF resistance, forced me to laugh aloud.
'sOh! | remember now,' she said s'Ralph
said something like that once at Miss Floyd's. j."
ssThen you deny having kissed him ?''
She then threw down her work suddenly and
arose, 'sHarry is it possible that it was you ?''
ssAnd very probable, certainly 20
ssAnd you have concealed it all this time.
You are the most deceptive OF men!" she ex-
claimed.
'sDon't blame me for doing what neither
you nor any other woman can do, and that is,
keep a secret"
ssI will not believe it,
ssBecause you tried to surprise me into a
confession, and failed" / replied. seThen
let this be the proof" And drew from my
pocket Il was prepared for this scene) the
embroidered handkerchief, and pointed out to
her, her initials, ,whereupon she boxed my ears.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-23

SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.-Benjamin F.
Thompson, child of ten months, whose par
ents reside in the rear of Jefferson street Pro-
vidence, Rhode Island, was left asleep on a
bed by his mother, on the afternoon of the
oth May, while she made call at the house of
a neighbor. When she returned, after the
lapse of an hour or so, the child was dead.
The explanation of the cause of this, sudden
death is sought in the fact that two dogs be-
longing to the family were left in tie room
with the sleeping child, one of which, it is
said, mounted the bed, placed its paws upon
the little fellows shoulders, and then. drew his
breath until he was suffocated. The child was
in feeble health, and it is impossible that the
weight of the animal upon its body may have
induced spasm that proved fatal We un-
derstand that when the child was found the
dog was resting its head upon its body.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-05-23
BY S. B. ROW.
THERE'S WORK ENOUGH TO DO

The blackbird early leaves its rest,
To meet the smiling morn,
And gather fragments for its nest
From upland. wood and lawn
The busy bee that wings its way
Mid scenes of varied hue,
And every flower would seem to say
"There's work enough to do"
The cowslip and the spreading vine,
The daisy in the grass,
The snow-drop and the eglantine,
Preach sermons as we pass.
The ant, within its cavern deep,
Would bid us labor too
And writes upon his tiny heap
There's work enough to do"
The planets at their Makers will,
Move onward in their cars,
For natures wheel is never still
Progressive as the stars
The leaves that futter in the air
And Summers breezes WOO,
One solemn truth to man declare
"There's work enough to do.
Who, then, can sleep, when all around
Is active, fresh and free
Shall man-creation lord-be found
Less busy than the bee!
Our courts and alleys are the field,
If men would search them through,
That best the sweets of labor yield,
And "work enough to do"
To have heart for those who weep,
The scottish drunkard win.
To rescue all the children, deep
In Ignorance and sin
To help the poor, the hungry feed,
To give him coat and shoe;
To see that all can write and read
Is work enough to do.'
The time is short-the world is wide,
AId much has to be done,
The wondrous earth, and all its pride,
Will vanish with the sun.
The moments fly on lightning's wings,
And life's uncertain too,
We've none to waste on foolish things
There's work enough to do.