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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-03
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
WIT AND wIsDo,M.

During the war. an excited orator on the
stump said that the women of the country
could chUrn ont the public debt IN a fey,
years. Judging from the price of butter
they have commenced upon the business
already, but we don't see that is being
much reduced.
A shoemaker in New Orleans was So
overcome by the birth of q daughter that
he cut out sixteen pairs of Congress boots
all for one foot broke the temperance
pledge, got into Il street fight with sailor.
and fell overheard.
There were two soldiers once in Grants
AMY, lying beneath their blankets looking
up at the stars in u Virginia sky. Saws
Jack What made yon go into the army
Tom p "Wcll,n replied Tom II had no
wife and love war. What made you 90
to war, Jacky' "Well," he replied II had
wife, and ! loved peace, 50 | went to
war;
Lord SALISBURY on one occasion was
visiting girls school and Just as he was
about to take leave. he addressed a Girl
somewhat older than the rest. and among
other things he inquired, "Who made your
vilc-bodyP "Plcase, my lord" responded
the unsophisticatcd girl "Bctsoy Jones
made my body but made the skirt my
self"
'piEMN W AhNlN'.-A young lady OF
California recently broke her neck while
resisting the attempt of young man To
kiss her This furnishes a fearful warning
to young ladies. We know from personal
experience, in days gone by, alas lit is the
saratoga Republican that speaks) how
prone young girls are to peril their pre-
cious necks by twisting away from fellow
at time when, by judicious exercise, or
sit still and hold your-head- Observation-Disclosures
perfect happiness would have been she'd
abroad, and the ambient air made luxilrant
with glory. Dear girls, hold your heads
steady, and don't break your darling nccks
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Aal estats.
% LENTz & APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.


"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and we'll improved. six miles frum
Dayton, adjoining Libcrty-fd 500
burg-$20O0
A nno residence in yellow Springs, well i'm
proved St 400
a good brick house, lots well improved in IIar.
A good house and lot, well improved, on Long
street 5000
farm uf TO acres. wellimprovcd ahout2 miles
north OF DAYTON on free pike bargain for Sil COO
thrul, miles from Dayton, Of t70 acres well
improved. ON baton Pike; cheap for ti7OOO
a farm Of i5l acres mile east of Union, on the
Old Troy ruad. well improved, and tho best quality
Of land-fDO0O
farm of t23 arros. well improved. 5 miles south
west of Coyington, Ohio tho best Land for $45 per
acre.
Flax factory, occupied by Mcssrs Davis q Co,
with machinery, and acres OF land.
farm OF 100 acres mile north OF Browns sta
ton, on Western X. r., on Twin Greek we'll i'm
proved $4,000.
A brick house, corner of Brown and Ann
strccts-S 81 800
farm Of 80 acres. on Grecnvilie II. R-&2 $40
brick house on fiith street. No 2sI-4 900
farm oi % acres, good improvements at
Brown's Station, on Western x. R.-$3200
a titm Of % acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytOn-Sg0W
number of houses and lots in different parts OF
the city. Al win be sold cheap.
fel2-f LENTL n APPLEGATE. II. Il. A.
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SALE OF OF ! REAL "a :, ESTATE BY ORDER

DALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
uf IilE PROBATE COURT,
On MONDAY, February 49, 1865, between the
hpuIs of II Nj. and l.. Nj, on the premises two
iu,is cast of the town of Miamisburg will be- sold,
10 h1 highest bidder the following real estate rs
thU property Of John Friday, deceased, situate in
tiu county OF Montgomery and State of Ohio, viz:
Out-iuts numbers one and two on George l..
bOGkCrts plat OF out-lots, in section 49, town /,
rage M. RS, which plat is duly recorded in
Montgomery County records, plat book A, page ~.
len NJ. 1 containing six acres, and lot No 2 con
uuin. 1--we acres more less. Also the follow ing
jtmning at the S. w, corner Of section IL, town l.
range six, NJ RS; thence N. u degree, u, 10 rods
Iu ~ links TO "A stone for corner; thence N. 6Baf
degrees u. rods TO II stone for "a corner; thence s.
lugIcu, w. 10 rods and 10 links TO stone for "a
ruTnvr; thence S. D6k degrees w. rods 10 tho
place uf beginning, containing one half acre. Also
tho following; Lying In section 49, town = range
a. RS, beginning at the northeast corner of
svction 1S, Nc. thence N. 6Sk degrees H. 4U7
chains; thence $. degree W. $40 chains TO the
mni,llo Ot the road thence n. S2x degrees W. 375
Glius; thence n. Y degree E. l12 chains 10 the
place vi beginning, containing seventy hum
urC,lths Of an aero (70-100 acre)
an " be sold entire tract aud free of
ituWVr SAID property has been appraised free OF
tpN0l ~ 81 2GO and not sell for less than two
ulris uf tnC appraised value thereof
IEtAsS-Jne-thrd cash ON day Of sale; one
tnri IA one, and Onet third in two years thereafter
tulorred payments to bo secured by mortgage on
tho promises, and 10 bear interest from date.
ELIAS GEBHAkr, Administrator.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. Jan20 4tw
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Valuable Property

II OR RSALE.-ONET TWO STORY BRICK
IiOuse and ono Frame House, with Out-buildings
stable &o, all in good repair, situate the wosi
SIDE oil Pulaski street. Dayton, Ohio For further
Information inquire Of
CASPER ZUGELDER,
Jan3O 2wd No % Pulaski street
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G REAT B AR AIN
Sale Of Lots, Lands, &c.

Sale of Lots, Lands, &c.
l. HE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTR.A-
TORS OF Joseph Mclieynolds, deceased, win oiTer
Tor sale at public auction, ON
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF MARCH, 1866,
AZ two o'clock p. NJ on The premises, the following
real estate;
Part of outlOt No. 81, situate on the southeast
corner OF Ftth and Mctey nOlds street. in the city
Of Dayton, Ohio, containing 70-10O of an acre
Al4SO-l0ts numbered and 2, containing1 4O-lOO
acrcs eachi lot No B. continuing 10f0O acres; lot
NO ., containing 6-l0O acres and lot No. g. con-
tanning S0-lOQ acres, as numbered and de-
scflbeu on the plat of subdivision of eight acres
OF land OF tho south end OF the farm and premises
situate IN the ,. w quarter of section "a, town q
range Z east, &o, In NAL River Township Mont
gomery County, Ohio, which plat and subdivision
was made by order of the superior Court OF
montgomery County Ohio, in tho case of the
administrators of Joseph McReynolds VS. the
WIDOW and heirs OF Joseph McReynolds deceased
Sald part OF outlot No 54 is appraised at $625; lots
NOS ana at Sli5 each lot No. at $500; lot No
at Sl2t, ana lot No. at 1,144.
Any one OF said lots may sell at two-thiris tho
appraised value thereof f-II
Lots numbered one two three four and Ave lio
Just outside the corporation line Of tho city of Day
toni are desirable locations for residences suitable
also for gardening purposes, and well adapted for
SUBDIVISIONS 70 meet the growing demand for city
lots IN that locality; and will be sold free from
dover and all claim of the heirs of said deceased
... JOHN M'REYNOLDS,
MICHAEL Mi'REY NOLDS,
Adm'rs OF Joseph McIkeynolds Decd.
ODLlN &CAHILI, Attys. febT-dts
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vANDYNE g. BRYANT,

hESP ANNOUNCE TO
the pnblc thatthey have purchased the old stand Of
John Is. kanflman, and are. prepared 10 do ali
kinds OF work Ia their line as blaeksmithing Par,
tieular attention given u horse -shoelng plows ol
all kinds wagons and carriages made aud ro-
paired They will warrant all their work
Jan1B-wG VANDYKE n DRYANT
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DIR. STEVENS & CO.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock Hos.
pital, "a West Third street, between Walnut and
Vine, up stairs, without the use of Mercury loss
of time, or change of diet.
DR. STEVENS by special study and experience
in the hospitals of Baltimore, London and Paris is
enabled to guarantee cure in the most coinpli,
Gated cases Recent cases of GOnorrheaor syphilis
cured in u few days, without change of dict, or
hindrance from business. Secondary Syphilis--the
last vcstige-eradicated without the use of Mer-
curry.
Victims of self abuse and excessive venery, suf-
fcring from Spermatorrhea and loss of physical
and mental power Indigestion Constipation,
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, Hypochondrls, Nc,
are treated for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake tho
effects for the causes of the evil, and thus multi
ply both
l Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore vgor 10 their bodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon those of their
/ posfCrity.
Diseases peculiar TO females treated A cure
guaranteed in all cases. Persons at u distance
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement of
oase,' Dr, STEVENS 4 Co, IA West Third street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
II A. NJ ...# decS-1yd
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LOOK HERE-SCHWARZ, OFTHE EA-
uLE CLOTHING STORE Is selling the balance OF
his line Goats now for less than ever jamie
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i INSURANCE. POLICIES & BLANKS
N0Atly printed ut tho EMPIRE
steam job Rooms
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3e0al.
SHERIFFS SALE
OF AN
= K CELLEN FARM
IA Butler Township, on Partition.

Martin Wolf 80
Eiiynheth O,Ncal ct nj superior Court.
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And Everything i'm the way of
House Fnrnishing Goods. .H
DIXON, F0RGY & co.
oot lft3m DAYTON, OHIO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-28
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday, the 18th March. 1850.
H. b. Grosvenor - VIM. Il. sIoverz a..
Q. Lane y. WIN. a. slower = a.

"m- .. Lane r. VIM. H slower ~ a.
ia vtrtue Of an tntsTlocut0rV decree made IN
the above mentioned causes on t1s Elh
EoVemoer, 20, 1 VIII sell a. Public auction. %
,4e nlEnesl bidder, on Tuesday. the Ltn dar or
warren 80, az the Court House Deer. fu The
city or Memphis, between the hours ~ 10 and
% clocA m-s the toHuwiua described Peal
Ls.ate. o-Wlt- a certain tract of lana. situsL8
n tuS county OF SHELBY and state OF Tsuuezzss.
nos 3 and A. upon o plan % ground
IN ~ bruWus on the Pigeon Roosf EoaI.
uLrr9 made 1y Wm.C Crane. March Z5sh. Hsa
gVs-uhng a. the Intersection offla 80 80 m
bIoNh Ayenue, with the north sIde of ne
no4d then = -cssrWarIlT via
AsSAus ~ CHAINS A. links. thence -uorrhua-5Iv
ne --as OF said AEsnus If er-fus ana
ulenes W~@tHardlv Q chains - ituFzfa
&c soc or Brown Avenue. rhen-a ag1r--
Maflly WITH said Avenue chains % rrE-ft
10 A-leuarrea.
IEEMs OF sALE.-A credit Of .v na-frs
purchaser executing notes WITH GOD 1870
and lien retained fr r1rther ssc1rrv
lD -1 A. ALSIuN Gisrz eud Nl=sa-
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Chaneery Sale Of CITY Property.

Inc FIantsra Bank . IaTl1I-
DY virtue Of an interiocutCTy decree entered
ID In this cause on the sd day OF Fehn1r~g.
ls6l, and renewed at the November tenn. -.
Of the Chaucery side Ofthe Common Law and
Chance-y Court OF the CITY OF Memphis. I VIII
sell, 70 the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the CITY Of Memphis on SATURDAY,
March 81, ls58, between 10 and D. ~ rLe foloE-
ing Real Estate. TO wit A certain Lot or parcel
Of land IN the City OF Memphis, SlelUv county.
Tenn. lying On the West side OF leune-asa
street, fronting on said street % ret. and nun
ming back between parallel lines ~ feet. % tho
edgs Of the Mississippi river, 1eUle same more
or less and numbered on the plan Of said Cry,
a. Lot No. 9. in Block No. l.
TEEHs Of LEO a credit Of gNaud tvelv8
months. in equal payments. purchaser giving
bonds with approved security.
AUGU5TOE ASTON CLERK and Master.
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Nnn-Residenf Nntice-

On the ChancsTy Side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court ofthe City of Memphis, Tenn.
7. W. Noon, n. Judson and p. c. Bethel Is. s.
o. Nelson & Co, Bank Of New Orleans, H. W.
Conner ana son, ef al,
II appearing from amdaytt in this cause, that
the defendants, - FlOurnoy, the heirs and
personal representatives, f. Blackburn,
deceased said Blackburn having been OF he
firm of FlOurnoy & Blackburn, J. Murphy,
heirs ana personal representatives of James
Craig, deceased, OF Mississippi Henry Hop
klns, the Bank OF New Orleans, the Louisiana
State Bank, II. W. Conner and Son, Mrs. EN-
erling, the Bank Of Chester, south Cerolina /.
Stockings, Jonathan Montgomery, l. B. Crib
BILE, Charles X. Alter, A.. c. Myers, G.. Schmidt,
Unphel0acE, ana Hide & Goodrich, and all
others, holders Of notes executed by W. War
field 20 s. o. Nelson 4 Co, secured by a Deed Of
Trust Of February lst, 1851, in real estate In
Shelby county, tennessee, are non resid-
ents of the state of Tennessee, il IS there
fore ordered that they make their appearance
herein at the Courthouse in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, within the first three days Of
the next term OF said Court 10 commence on the
second Monday in May, 1850, and plead, answer
or demuF to c~ompiainants supplemental bill,
or the same viii be taken for confessed as TO
them, and set for hearing eTpqrte, and that a
copy of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis AP-
PEAL
HOUSTON ASTON, clerk and master,
A C~cpy-Attest:
fel3IaW4WHfW
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Attachment Suit.

Y. n Mason TG Jauos UIaIWI1
EFTDAVIF fOr attachment having been
"A made IN this case, in pursuance OF Section
$50, Of the Code o. Iennessse and a11aenmcnt
1913 for the sum OF nfty-nine dollars. dus
- aee5unt on the ground that the ~defsndant
herein, Is a NONRESIDENT Of the state OF Ten
m a therefore ordered that said defendant en-
tar hfs appearance on or before the 9TH dav ~
March, 1c6. 70 plead, answer or demur torhs
said plaintiffs complaint or the same wlI 10
taken for confessed az the case set for haa-fng
"a parte, and that q copy Of this order De pnb-
in the Memphis APPEAL,
Dated, FebruaTy 20. lso.
S. A. MOORE, Justice Of the Peace
D. Melton, Attorney for FaintfE
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Ghanoery Sale of City Property
on
Saturday March 3, 1866.

I'D Williams ~. ValenEna Werner. Emmi
hJL, VIM h. Porter, Daniel IL 6echler. and
John Ellison Is. alenLlne Werner. and Coal
man Boyd -. Nalenuno Werner.
D1 virtue % an interIocutorv decree in tia
ID above consolidated causes. made on dlhdav
OtJune, 1875. sndrenewed at the EovsIuber farm,
1866, OF the ChnncsEy side OF tbs Common Law
and Chancery Court OF the City Of Memphis I
will sell al public auction to the highest uiller,
at the Courf House door, IN the city Of Mem
phis, between the hourE OF 10 and Il ~. on sat
urday, March q, 1870, ne IouOWing los OF par
GELS Of ground. attached In these cGugss. r9-W4t:
Two lots. at corner or Intersection Of rhs east
side OfCOussy street. IN tbs cry OF Memphis.
Shelby county, Tennessee, together, making
ona lot fronting 81 nsr on the north side or
street, and runEinE bscE between par
alsl lines, % feet on Cousey street 20 q private
alley also, the said alley IN the rear Of "a
north OF said lots 10 fest wide, and RAINING east
ward from CauseY street O. feet The lots hereby
intended, being l0ts Nos ] and 2 IN Block NJ.
-, as laid down on the plan OF thar par q
Msmphis called South Memphis. together with
the ncildings and improvements thereon.
TERMs % A credit Of six sud twelve
months, th edual payments, purchaser giving
bud with approved security and lien retained
mi povm~ut Of the purchase money
1900 AUGISTDN AIEION. C.. Al.
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ChanceFy Sale Of Real Eslate,
Saturday, March Sd, 1856.

J. " Alexander and Others -. Addison G..
Bragg. e al
DY virtue Of an introductory decree made IN
ID the above cause on the Ztn E1rembe-.
$50, 1 viii sell a. Public Auction al the gCurL
House door in the city Of Memphis. between the
hours of 10 = n, and u r., on saturday. t1eaf
OF March, lso, the following described Real Is
tate, to vii: LylnEm the county OF Lauderdala.
ana state OF Tennessee. in that portion OF SAID
county formerly Included in tle comfy CfTlr-
ton. IN the ltn district sections end 8, and
range 8 described and bounded a. f1IoEss Inc
tract or land granted by the state OF Leuuazsa.
grant No B,9E. dated 18th o. JuIv. IsE. 10 the
heirs OF Robert Iuruer and by Eredarlck E1r-
ner, the sole heir OF Robert Turner. conveyed %
Daniel Cherry, lying on the east side OF the Sis
sissippi river. including the mouth OF GlaE
Greek, beginning on the bend % the 4us-i--
sippi river, at the norrnwest corner OF John
hheas, three hundTed aud twenty should as
l1u acre tract or entry, a -pauIsl 0aE marked
3" j. r.. running east with his Eue- passing his
corner, IN all so poles, % 8 lIcEGT usraeI I'll.
thence north with the west 1~uuLfs- Inc OF
VIM l. byier, ana pa=sIuE lis corner 10 ai
81 poles TO q stake, thence west r.. poles 80 1
small cotton wood ON the bank cI the Nl-ss--
sipPi river. thence oOvn win the ma-uaaHs II
said river 1870 poles TO the place I'd BEGINNING;
excepting seven acres Of said tract heretofore
conveyed BY said Cherry % samuel Lancaster.
Trims OF a credit of months.
This 18th Of January, 1868. A. ASTON.
IA Solids Clerk ana Master
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Chancery Sale Of City Property
on
Wednesday, 2ist day OF March, 1896.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Co.. O. al
Is. Charles Potter, e. al
R1 virtue OF an fnterl0cutory decree entered
m the above mentioned cause. on the
- Gay Of January, 1875. i viii oner for sale.
20 the highest bidder, on Wednesday. the 2Ist
Gay % March, 1853, al the Court House door in
me tltF 81 Memphis, between the hours OF 10
Estate, viz.
"situate mhhelby couuty,tn south Memphis.
and IA the Butter addition 10 south Memphis.
the INST parcel being lot No g. IN Block No. g.
ana lue second being part Of block No. s..
DOunded as follows: Beginning At the north
west corner or q - foot lot, sold by VIM. p.
Butler % John u. Armour. a stake on RufIer
street, running thence with Butler straet 6l
feet more or less, 30 j. NJ. Bellows northeagt
corner, thence south about % feet to said Bel
lows southeast corner and q ~ foot alley.
thence east with saI0 alley to John j. Armours
southwest corner, thence north with Armouris
west hne % the beginning being the same lot
sold by VIM =. Butler 70 Charles =. smith"
Terms OF sale: A credit Of @. y. rs and "a
months. Notes with gsOd sureifas to be
given by the purchaser. and = I en- retained ~
additional security. 4.
A. ASTON.
ieolb tbs CLERK and Master
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7 AND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a
Il deed OF trust executed 70 me on the lst day
Of March, 1851, by Ira Moore and wife 5.
Moore TO secure the payment of certain notes
described in said deed, which was duly re-
corded IN Book NO. 40, pages ole and 6lz, IN the
Registers ONCE OF shelby county, ! will, at the
Court House, in Raleigh, on the INST Monday,
being th- 9th day of March next, sell 70 the
highest bidder. for ca b, Two Hundred Acres Of
in the 9th civil district. near Raleigh. one
tract being one hundred acres. and the SINE
land bought by said I. Moore, at a sale made by
The County Court Clerk, on petition Of the heirs
OF Mrs. r BrasWel. deed, and the other, a
tract Of one hundred acres, being the undivided
half OF the two hundred acre tract. belonging
TO the heirs OF Eli scott, decd. Right Of re-
demption expressly waived, and title undis-
puted. IL ID. l. STEWART, Trustee
This, February 9Th, 1850. feIO tbs
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Trust Sale.

ID virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me on
u the 2dday OF June, noo, and registered in the
registers ONCE or the county Of shelby, stats
OF Tennessee, on the 6th day of June, 1850, BY
Samuel McAenna To secure certain notes due
5. u. Gales, / shall proceed TO sell TO the hiEhezt
bidder Tor cash in front Of the real estate Office
Of M~oEsAERAr, LANIEK & Co, Irving Block,
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. between the hours
ofl0 and u O'clock on Friday, March Sjth. Is8,
the following lots Or land described as follows,
20 Wit: lying and being In the county OF shelby
and state of Tennessee 10 the northeastern
corner OF 1.-THE city OF Memphis, being lot num-
Der three tI on the plan or map or -urvey and
subdivision OF the tract OFFS. 81. Gates
The title 20 the above property j. believed 10
be good, uut 1 convey only as trustee.
q. il. MONSARRAT.
fHN|=fN unn.Haa
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'EEPmS APPEAL
WAITING BY THE GATE
BY WILLIAM CuLuE RHrAsr

Beside the massive gateway built up In yesr'
rpons Wbose tor the cloudsln eternal shadow ne
While streams The evening sunshine on fN'0-
I stand S1d calmly wait untI the hinges turn
Tor me-.
The ,rss-rops q intly rustic beneath the breczes'
A soa and soothing sound, yet it whispers Of
besT 5ae toothbrush piping one mellow des-
And Sst BE flowers that blow when the
heat of day is Ger.
Behold the portals open. and DER the uhresh-
Their steps a woaried one with pale n FUR
Hs o5aa5 q Years Is fun, his allotted task is
He pass 70 ids rest from a place that needs
him NOT
In sadness than. I ponder how quickly heeis
ofaunan strength and action, mans courage
ana LIS power,
uase Vii sHl he woodthrush sings down
And as I lo6t sad listen the sadness wears
away.
Again he hinges turn. and youth, departing
a I=oE Of longing backward, and sorrowfuly
A blooming msid, ~unbinding the roses from
Moves m0U5nfuIly away from amid the young
and fair.
or. glory Of our race that SO suddenly decays!
On, crimson eush OF morning that darkens a.
Oh. breath Of summer blossoms that on the
sea.,sS Z n5asu.'s sweetness and flies we
EnOW -rr Were,
2 srfe~e r- mes bright promise, just shown
isn't I'm ,e- sun shines roundmei the evening
51aia IA soothed, and beside the an
IN tlis sods evening sunlight I calmly stand
zud walt
Once more the gates are opened, an infant
The sweet SMILE quenched forever. and stned
on. raj, raj tree Of lie, thai upon the green
It's AIR young buds unopened, with every wind
So from every region, so enter side by side,
Tie strong and faint OF spirit, the meek and
steps Of eartn's greatest mIghtiest, between
And Prints OF Hst.e feet. mark the dust along
the way.
some approach the threshold whose looks
And some whose temples brighten with JOY
- ntbey ssw desr faces. and caught the grs-
or Him. he sinless Teacher, who came foru us
10 die
! mark the JOY, the tsrron yet these. within
Can neither wake The dread nor the longing
And, in tie sunshine streaming Of quiet wood
7 stand ana calmly vast till the hinges turn
IOr me