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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

THE SIGIr or BEAUTIFUL BLIND
GIRL RESTORED BY MARRIAcE.-A
physiological wonder occurred a short
time slnce, IN this cIly, which Will doubt
less prove as Interesting 10 our readers
as ii already has TO physioiogists aud oc-
ulists. 4 young and exceedingly inter
estiHg giIl, residing OH Eighth street,
whose name we suppress tro.n m7tIves
OF dehcaCy, and whose amiable DISPOSE
ton, elegant manners and placid beauty
OF soul had endeared her to ali VINO
knew her, was, a year or two ago, COM
PEELED to discontinue her studies and leave
school, IN consequence ot paruaI loss
of eyesICht that threatened 10 become to-
tai. She was entirely unable TO read,
and although she could see well
enough 10 enable her 10 walk about, Wis
/ il her friends and entertain them when
/ they called upon her, the threatened loss
/ OF sight gave her much annoyance and
aroused The syupathles of air who be-
came acquainted with The facts. a mum
Der Of our mos; sk..Ifui physicians were
employed by the family, and she was
even taken 10 some OF our most noted Oc-
ullsts; but all !heir learning, dexterlty
and mana cement proved uuaYailng.-
I Her eyes looked healthy, were beautiful
iiy pemsiye Ia their expression, and seem
/ ed deep as her soul wa5 pore, but they
/ were nevertheless TO her almost wholly
! useless.
/ Notwithstanding this rather melan-
ChJiy physical defect, youag man, who
+ had long been devoted to her, offered
/ her his hand in marriage. She demur-
T red. and through an excess of affection
+ refused 10 oestow II upon the man who
/ had long since won Aer heart, stating
/ that she never would consent % become
q burden upon the man she loved. OF
a long time he persisted III his suit, and
at length, through his prayers AMI sighs,
mad her believe HAT life with her,
even If she were wholly bind. were bel
ter than a Paradise where she vas not.
I 4 month or two aI0. her resolution was
.resciuded and she became his wife, and
strange as il may seem, from that day
I her eyesight began 10 improve, and she
IS now able 10 read the finest PRINT BY
+ gas-iiEht, without pain and without any
apparent optical injury. The case has
caused considerable sensation among
those who are couyeTsant with the clr-
cumstances. Apart from is significance
as a well established ocular tact, il Is 4
practical illustration Of what has been
clearly and wiltiiy said, That love Is
blind. tut Hymen is The ocuiisl who alone
can open his eyes. - Cincinnati i'.cSs-
The above IS not the only recorded
case where tie eyes hare been opened
+ by ula;rim0ny.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

alton in the following emphatic Ian
guage:
Sc long as God allows the vital cur
rent 10 flow through my veins w..i ,eC
er, NEVER, NEVER, by wcrl nr taouGht
by mind or will, aid IN Admitting oie ROD
OF free Territory 10 The everlasting curse
of human bondage"
Ina speech delivered in ST. Louis. in
1906, Mr.. Benton. qu0.ing the language
OF Clay-as above, says:
/ 1t WIS i great ana proud day for
/ Mr.. Clay. toward the latter days Of his
I iIfe, and If an artist could have been
the 10 catch his expression as he utter
ed that sentiment, wnh lis reflex On his
/ face, and his counleuaace beamiug with
hrmness of purpose, II would have been
Il glorious moment IN which 10 transmit
han 10 posyerty-his cUuntenance al
alive and luminous with the ideas that
beat in his boSom-th was a proud day.
| could have wished that | had spoken
the same words. | speak them now, tell
ing you they were his, and adopting them
as my own
Or ot Hon. Thomas IL. Benton. who
/ IN tls thirty years IN the United States
Senate, says:
Ny opposition TO the extension Of
+ slavery ustes farther back than lS44-
| forty years further back-and as this is
a suitable time for a general declaration,
and sorl Of general conscience deliv-
cry, / will say that my opposition 10 il
dates from le0i. when was a. student
ct law, IN the State of Tennessee, and
studied the subject of African Slavery in
an American book-a |lrginlan book
fuckers edition OF Blackslone's Com
mentarIes.
/ Or even James Buchanan, before pub
| lie sentiment, and the Democratic party
become debauched by the don't care y"
sentiment OF leading men. At a public
meeting held Ia Lancaster, Penn, in
1919, James Buchanan was appointed
one of Committee 10 report resolutions
expressive OF the feelings and sentiments
Of The meeting, lie reported, among
others, the following resolutions:
HeSOircI That the representatives IN
Congress, from lhis District, be, and they
are hereby most earnestly requested 10
use their utmost endeayors as members
OF the National Legislature, to prevent
the existence of slavery in any OF the
Territories or new States which may be
created be Congress.
Resolred. That, in the opinion Of th s
meeting, the members of Congress w o
al the last session sustained the cause of
Justice, Humanity and Patriotism, in op-
posing the Introduction of Slavery,
are entitled 10 the warmest
thanks of every friend of humanity.
The record | have thus produced of
the facts, votes and speeches Of Stephen
A. Douglas show conclusyely that The
fourth point | made in this article has
been fully es,ablished-he has not only
failed TO glse any evidence OF his per-
sonal wishes or desire to extend the
area Of freedom" but Oh the contrary
the record shows that " without any con-
St tu,i nal objections he has been la
boring TO extend the area Of slavery
and tha. his opinions SO far as expressed,
his "no opinion hi. % don't care $"
feelings, are far, very far short Of the
sublime and patriotic sentiments quoted
above from Washington, jefferson, sc.
TO BK CONTINUED.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
CITY PR 0 p ( r T Y
FOR SALE :

rTfE Subscriber offers for sale the fotlowingzLots in
4 thu city Of Mineral Point.
Lots 10 l4 and l+2 in Harrisons SURVEY Also lots
1856 aud 49, except that portion decided to hos kins
man H8frsous Survey. The above lots contain
thirteen oi land. on them good dweln
house shining, six rooms good spring house and
wells and spring convenient. There i also
the lots good Barn, large and commo ious Also ou
s.3 from 10 30 fruit trees, OF them bear
ing. Also beautiful grove.
The above property VIII BE- sold at bargain zn4 te
anv wishing purchase. no better chance be
found ON rart the purchase money. time wisi Dc
given # desired The shove property lies near John
HracseHs residence, ami sajoins Col john D. Terry
homestead. Enquire on the premises q
JOHN ROBERTS
Mineral Point June !. Is6O. 2Sif.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
VALU ABLE
+ A Il Ms
Fee ES = AL e

THE Subscriber offers for sale the f7lloiug valuable
4 FlrulS. situated in the iowa of MalawtcE, Iowa
COUNTY Wisconsin l. miles Of the city 81 Mineral
Point hundred AID siNtyfnur and haif Acres Of
Land 80 Acres under the plov has ON II good Log
House ami Sheds, and good MIL site n There Is in
the County ais, plenty OF Timber with Meadow Land
from which 200 tons of hay can be taken annually
Said Farm is rented but the purchaser gets the rent
The above farm sill be- sold for Sl2oo,oO
ALSO
Two hundred aud thirty-hre we'll calculated ior
two Farms. Has on II two Log Houses and The wallis
of Rock House. 30 tv 20 feet, stories high, the
wood mart which was burned the 18th OF March
One hundred and twenty i've under fence. -
acres in Wheat in O1f- ana Is acres ia Corn
said Fsrm Supplied wlth plenty ot sheds aud never
failing The crops the ground NH hail pay
the good school House l. on the corner o'
TEHxs .-oue-bslf cash. the balance IN yesr. a. lo
rcr cent interest
The shove tarn viii le sold for s15c0co.
II thu Shove property . NOS sold witain few DAY :
IL vii He reute4 on -oa3 terms the renter 1o tSsV The
crops Fh. property must D. SOFA rented. a. the
ur-e-S2 2rl sails for California -he 18TH 0t june
Eu- particulars enquire az the Tribune Office or Al me
JAMES p. 1.YDON.
VnfGwf -k Gsv -. 1850. --u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
1IORTCAGE SALE.

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa Co. CIRCUIT CoURT.
SheriHs Sale on Foreclosure.
CNdwallader C. Washburn, Plaintiff, against Same.
Crawford, Jane VI. Crawford, Luther u. Whittlysevl
Daniel k Trnncv snt Henry p. George. Descendants
NOTICE is hereby EtyrE that ~ virtue II aud pur-
y suant TO a judgment of foreclosure and sale rem
dered and J.. thr said Court. the above entit Ted
action bearing date he 18th dHv Nav. 4 D. 1850
shall on the 21th day Of October. A, D.. 1850. the
hour of O'Clock, ia Tho afternoon # said day tie
front door OF the Court House. ia the city of Mineral
Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin, pose for sae. and
sell n Public Auction To the heSt bidder for cash
hand the following described ortZaged premises.
much thereof shall he sufficient and necessary ia
raise The amount Of SAID judgment, interest and costs
s5cet her with accruing and srle
Lots number eleven CIA, thirty 3ol and thirty-ous
t3l, Twins and Others Addition the Village
CITY of Mineral Point. Wisconsin
Dated 4AeriH's ohiee, Mineral Point. Iowa Couaty
Wis. July u, 1850 THOS- GCF FAKLsNp. sheriff,
21-3n Iosa County. Wis
CoBe, MEss4oaE s sUDnUTH, Attorneys tor Plainti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
" Wonders OF california.

The Marysrille Express describes
what one II. G. Dale and party stale
they saw during a recent expedition To
the Black Rock region. IL says:
They discovered mounts IN between
Mud aud Pyramid Lakes which resem-
bled huge mass of pelrifed sponge
The stratum upon which the mass rests
Is kind Of slate. Il Is probable that ].
IS lava thrown up al some far dls,an; ia
the past. Near this they discovered in
another mountain, Il yasl quarry os beau
utul marble, and in their rambles they
one day saw III the distance a large mass
Of something which glttered and shoue
brilliantly ihey approached II, ani
upon examination they found il 10 be
large bed OF MICA, presenting an exIen-
s've surface exposed 20 the rays OF Tho
sun which caused it 10 glitter and thus
attract their attention. They took a small
hatchet viii them and spl.t OF large
slabs several feet square ana very tim.
They also saw different kinds OF petrIG-
cations. We inquired particularly j,
+ ghey were favored with a sight OF lhs
big pelrIfed tree, but Mr.. d said they
DID bot come across ii.
Tne Marysgiiie A2pcai. commenting
on lhls Story remarks: The surface o.
the level country bylween The eastern
+ base Of the Sierra Nevada ani the range
Of hills lying beyond, in which range are
all the rich silver leads, y strewn fox
many miles with cobbles and boulders Of
pumice, of a dark umber color. which
{ light not lnapily be described as pei
rlhed sponge Most OF these are rounded
by the action OF wafer, aud the level sur
faces where they lie are covered ruh
cobbie stones and sand, as If the waves
Of an inland lake had been Withdrawn
but little while. Some masses sf this
volcanic rock that we saw, when IN Wa
sheo last year, looked large enough to h.,
very heavy. YET they were SO porus and
hight that they could be Stirred, If not
rolled by push OF the foot. Small pl--
I ccs thai we handled were filed II a.!
:helr sPongy pores with snnd Several
OF .hcse We brought away as monenlos.
ot HE remarkable region where they
abound, and which seems only half form
Cd. or stiIi il process II coup!elion.-
Some day al adequate scientific accoun,
will by written Of western Utah. and n.
+ whole world can thea credit and marvel
al The wonders kuorn at present only 10
a few. who can scarce via belief 70 ,heir
true narration"
Il Is be who has much ani wants moro
who IS poor. and he who has lit.ls aad -
lnereTnh content. nIao IS rich
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

A VALUABLE Farm ofI32 acres adjoining the above
u on the nsrth- Twelve acres good timber; Sixty
acres IN cultivation and one hundred and acres
uncer isnce Forty acres more Of -ood plow N
oe had on the place twenty good for meadow
capable ~ }Ieidins Tour tons 20 the
water runs thruue d sides of the place. on i
one and ha story house and log stable also good
sprung Nlthln thirty yards OF the house For grain
vegetables pasturae the above land cannot be r1
ia Iowa County
Mineral has been found in several places the farm
portion Is slrra-y >owed 10 spring grains. The above
y very desirable farm The whole will be sold together
or the Mineral Land and the farming land viii be sold
separate, II desired 1t will be sold cheap cash or
part cash and part on time if fdesirei. Inquire of
WINTER GRAHAM, ST.
j. A. HAMMOND.
WaIdwick. April 10Th $3.50. Iitf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
FARM AND MINERAL LANDS
For Sale

hk undersigned offer for sale forty Of valua5l,
Il Mineral Land situated on the head Of Yellow tone
i've miles north Fapette and nine miles southeast o
MlneTa Point, III the town Of WatdWick Iowa Co. Wis
over 10000 lbs, Of Mineral have been raised from
ground and there heavy mineral going into tb.
water other ranges are being proGtshiy worked. A
pump can BE- put On % drain the ground, fyel rur
0l 3af4s wall drain ii thirty forty below where
IL has been worked.
10 Capitalists or Spectators wishing choice pieee
- hneral Land. no better opportunity be offered
either tor quality price. On the premises goos
story --d-ha house Is by - feet, well lathed ant
p-aStere good stable. and six broke and fenced
The balance II covered with thrifty young timber. Thert
l. three years hre-wood of dOwn'tmber For farming o.
Mineral purposes II cannot be surpassed The owne
has been Mining for fifteen years,nd wishing to quit
the business will sell cheap The place known as II,
I tfrah m ID Diyriu
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11


EDWIN BURGESS.
Don't bury me deep for would not rest long
u lille there's work in this world 20 be done,
ETery atom Of dust sd ould be living again,
Va med TO life by the rays OF the
feel that csunot half finish the work
That l fain would live to complete,
So let every atom live quickly again,
Don't trouble to bury me deep"
Ihsve fed on good things for full fty-three years
And this warning TAIN would repeat,
So that may feed better the flowers and the
g Don't trouble 10 bury Re deep
If the doctors should need me to lecture upon,
Where mankind can a benefit reap,
To save needless labor ia ii sging up,
" Don't trouble TO bury me deep"
Some people buried before they de al,
Is this not a warning complete
For how they ever escape or be heard,
WAen Garied SO terribly deep
In life Ie do what wish to be done,
And this question let each one repeat,
If Il g is worth having, then what Is the
Of blrying people SO ceep:
Tho the spirits survive the poor body's decay
Can the spirit benefit reap,
By casing the body in iron lead,
And entombing II ever SO deep
oh life Is JOY when unburiened by woe,
lis with freed, N and health quitea
And Is / would quickly enjoy il sgsin,
=. Don't trouble to bury d .ep.'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
IA-TiEDN4EIE

HA8BERfNG AND HAIR R-DRESSINGt
criherl1 receutly peued aS hoy the
{ zeam salaininS Ihe Mineral Point Book store,
to visit uYen customers hour ut the
asr SHIPIatf, SH4afP0ONTNtf, MAR DRES $
1910 dr done she best msuaer and most iaslloua-
e.y sts ses.
eF sErt attention to his business and sraenr de-
please he hopes TO merit ana receive share or
L-- s.ssronsse of the eitizeus eF Mineral Point
Gentlemen, pi.ase cal snG give Eilu trial
=. TURNER
y .4F
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
House and Lot for Sale

T'HE Subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot sit
Il ated ner the Catholic Churh in the City aine-
raj Point The lot is wsl sjtuate ed and the House
good Brick house four good sized rooms, tnd good
cellar, with good we'll Tie iueral Point sem
inary is convenient To said Lot.
For particulars enquire of tha Subscriber in Diamo nd
Grove, the owner UT said premises.
WILLIAM LANCASTER
July 81, 1860. onl27
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
Ks,HIo<ABLE BARBER.

4 EaRGE AFIEI having htted up his Shop in the
eoss approved style, il prepars5 10
SHAVE, DRESS HAIR. SHAtIrOoN &c,
raa es sy favor him with call He viii also attend
Birf liux. Guppin- and IeecAiug. short me-
a-e 50. IL the best I1aener of tile science.
4.5aSt perfect satisfaction warranted in au
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

-4 - t-cn The subscriber. in the town of Nal3-
scout tae tth of August inst, one BLACK
E ( stAr II the forehead, both hind fees
-7t 1t ana fars foot uAIte. said horse i ten
#s- 1Ia - sat.iIe aEd gear marks. He a
- A-a.e settlement east Of ineral Point on
- .4a 3sa- Any person who may Gnd said
.tat .~ aoaorrbly rErded hy leaving him AZ
sthraP's Hardware store, At the Tribune
-@F Information regard to his whereabouts =
aaAtst,v received. EDMUND SIH0NS-
@ stl 1870.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
FoRECI.o~URE SALE.

:
Defendant
10y virtue Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale, ob
D tanned frau tlp above named Court. -he above
.. titl CAUSE directed and delivered. r.ins date
tho l-th 81 MAY. Is6o. aud b. direction of paiuJih
krtnr-ey< shall expose sale anc sell public auc-
ton a te front door of the Court House IN the CITY ~
Niperai Point Iowa county. conS1n, on SATURDAY the
.1tb tav O. September D l>6o o'clock p NJ Vi said
4v all Of following described real estate, or - n
thereof as uss sufficient satisfy the Judgment "a
fS seton Together with interest and costs. To-Ftt
The east half the southeast quarter suo te nef m
west quarter the southeast quarter. and tie soutn
west quarter Of fhe northeast quarter oi secou npaosI
ej hen us township ruul,er six 60 north or ran e
number one east. containing Ice acres more OF les
tvfr and being the County o. lows and state OF Wis
natsl Sherf's once, Mineral Poiot, Iowa county
Wisconsin June 18th. A. D. Isa0.
THOMAS McFARLANn Sheriff
r9s+zz Iowa county Wis
Fogr NrS.xoKE 4 St pny-ru. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
For Sale

HE subscriber offers for the house and lot stua
Il ted on Virgin Alley, and formerly occupied by him
as a residence being the west half house and 10;
now occupied by Mr.. John Evans There are four ooo
rooms in the house.
2 For particulars euqirc Of JAMES EVANS
TfpuAS JoEINS
Mineral Point, Nay :, ls60-nle-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

s@ In Illinois an edi.or gives notice
thai ..lhere wi. be DO naper ms week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

uTST received 81 the Hardware 81 re. d rest flo1
- PIzns Manufacturing Co, Of Connecticut one Lot
OF CarrSEe ant ? Bolts which we Niit sell at IL
cago prices - -----,,r,
IRAMt.la y J. ! I ltIsNt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
Mo-E- NJ. STRONG,

-EaRNEY At LAW, ASD NOTARY PUBLIC
- H#-Ser.le, low county. Wis Particular alton
4 80 Collecting
@esa. la Hon. u n ws-hburn AMI Cobb 4 ATes.rnors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
SAM Ell W. REESE.

hEATERIN HOOKS. STATIONERY 4 WALL PA
FY~r-N spas eEs aL4 FrrioaIcal--.ad gent OF tile
-us insarsRce Co., u \ T., next TO the Post
aser. lItgh street, Mineral Point, Nl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

po ono ACRES UNINIPRo-
OO,UUU 1sd Lsads, in lows, Lafayette, Grant
Rchland SSuk. Crawford, and other ooGn'ies 70
sale on easy terms. Apply TO
l. II. NHirrLEsgT. & Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

PRIEST q MINER.

Es8RNF1S AND toUNSElLURS AT IAv-
q Itehl.zd Centre. RiehIand County, Wis- All bus
aes entrusted 10 tHeF care promptly at.eat 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

|. Is be who has much sni wants mora
who is poor, and he who has li,.ls aad -
lherewHh content. nIho IS rich.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
pOetrn.

ws dnd the following clever verses enboiying Gu
rious entiment, in the Racine Jour-GE-
- Don't Trouble to Bury me Deep"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
GARDINER {. orEiGs.
!. II. sIoFFETT, Nj. ID,
DIX. WI. HiLDEBR4ND.
JOHN IaoILtNGsiiEAD.

sar .LiAN. ST RECON AND ACC0UCHER, Miner.
II fstat. @ls 9Hlco ono door above o4rsgue'
@Har I{Yg1t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
JOHN LEN Is,
Il Board Of Hr1steei


Ercsttelnt ot the Board q trustees.
IS; =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11

FRfEs'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-11
CARRIAGE AND PLow BOLTS.

ras+ss lows county "
cnEn- MrssNnE.E 4 81 pnrrH. Pla.ntLI-s Atlornsl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
gtlettto poetrp.
The Little Girl that Meets Me,

There's little girl that ments me,
And with laughter ever greetS ne,
And to kiss her oft entreats me,
As l stray
Long the path OF lifs, so dreary,
Where the saddened heart, and weary,
Shades the sunlight, shining near me,
On my way.
She has ewes as blue as heaven
(OnIv aged about eleven ,
But unto her God has given
Such a heart
That forever she Is singing,
And her sweet voice ever ringing
Beauty Ger the rapt heart bringing,
Sweet as art
With her sunny hair, so curly
With her teeth to white and pearly,
l have met her late and early,
BY the way,
And 1 take her hand and press it
In my own-juat to caress it
s'Pretty little hand-God bless itl'
l do say.
Nav the world smile kindly on her,
Benedietions fall upon her,
Angels be her guard OF honor,
As she goes
Through this world of ours singing,
Peace TO trouDleu plIltS pTiDBlDS,
No grief her pure heart wringing
With its woes
Nav the sweetest harp in heaven
Brightest crown that e'er was given,
Where the waves of life are driven
Past the throne
Echo to her dainty finger,
pom her pure brow ever linger,
While each angel be niger,
Calling home!
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
Move On.


The march of life should never stay
All things should onward tend,
Man should not clog Progression's way,
But strive to move and mend
The waters move il depth of ocean,
The streams along the dales,
And rivulets with onward motion,
Through sweet and yerdant vsles,
Move on!
The clouds move gently through the sky,
The earth rolls ever on:
Time swiftly in its course runs by,
And years pass one by one.
Men, too, should strive to foollw them,
In this their onward way,
Permitting naught the tide to stem,
But ever, day by day,
Move on.
Men may be wiser, if they strive
More virtuous, if they will
And who, within this world. would thrive,
Must i'm at higher still
Let bigots stand by doctrines old,
The wise will pass them by
Weak minds may cling with subtitle hold,
But strong ones vaiiantly
Move onl
Like waters rolling to the ocean,
Down mountains piled on high
Like clouds forever in commotion,
That move across the sky
We will forever onward press,
Thus fetterless and free;
And deeming virtue happiness,
Our watchword ever be,
MOVE ON!