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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-24

POLICE SUMMARY-The whole number of
arrests made by the police yesterday and re-
ported to-day were IS, W bile the amo unit Of fines
imposed was S159.50. The business of each
precinct was follows Second, arrests:
fines, 50 Third, arrests; fines. 5000. Fourth,
s arrests; fines S13. Sixth, Is arrests; fines
S35. Seventh, ID arrests; fines, 81. Eighth, I
arrests; fines. s50.50. Tenth, arrests; no I'm o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-24

BIDS UPHNED.-T0-day, at noon. Mr.. T. e
Clarke. chairman Of the Committee on Sup
plies OF the Board Of Trustees OF Public
the treasurer, bids for furnishing books and
stationery for the use OF the Public Schools,
and Also, for furnishing coal for same. There
were three bids for the books and stationery,
and two for the fuel, but they have not been
opened as vet. The books are intended for
the use OF those pupils in the schools W hose
parents are unable to purchase them. The
fuel required will be 275 tons of white ash
coal, and about 35 cords Of sawed and split
wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-24
DARIs AND NEW YORK MILLINERY.

Importer and Dealer Of Wines and Liquors,
jy II ON 292 Pennsyivana avenue
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

TOtas valne Of Prenfams,... 80 90
Dan. Gardner. Rob. Peacock, 4 Mammm q SGtcneAg
GKNTs3 -At the request OF Messrs- kEA q BOEENa-
oor- AZ our city. we have made an examination Of the
6roperty, contained h she foregoing schedule, and have
valued the same 81 The price. get opposite the nespee
dVe articles Very EHsPecullys -
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
4fHA1LaEEEsrARE

~Nessrs. Rea 4 BoVfngdon's Grand Distribution %
Valnable real estate and personal property viii Dc
made az Urbana, on the % DAY Of eeptemDer, ne1s
when Tire holders Of lucky numbers VII draw soneo1
enc most magnifcent prizes ever offered u 9 similar
ferprise Is 20 be cOnducted IN good hah.R Is only neoeS
sary 10 refer % the long hst Qf rezeenoeA 81 ol whom
men OF strict probitY ard whose recommendation IS
sufficient 70 Q1ell al doubt end s4asy one u Lsls
Observation-Disclosures Union and Gazerte, Nay 7,
Te drawing WIN take place &c tie Court House, IN
urbens- ChamuaiQn Co., Illinois, Sepegmber the md,
f9L. under the supervision Of q Board Of managers
and By 3 disintGested eOmmitse Stecld Uf inst Par-
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted
In overT county n MS and adjoining States. Agents
allOwed 6n per cent. commission o. az sale o. TEX
efs. An orders By Mail amounting % Ten Dollars %
lsa. NAV be sent BY Mail 81 Ogf risk larger suns
should be sent BY Dram or =. o. order. All orders DR.
n
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

a #-
Manufactured IL KAVANAGH q DECKER, and
Vol. ls, No. I'D
Ia IL the only Cushion that p0ssesEes al The quail
ties esentiaI TO a PERFECT Cushiou.A l is the
most elastic and most durable CushiOn ever offered
70 the billiard-playing pub lie as Is abundansiy pro
ven bv the great demsnd forit since IS ~intrOcuc-
ton. The popularity which Distinguishes she
CAT GUT Cushion ana renders il superior tOgaIl
Others, is the ~tightened cord Of cat-gut which
oveFIies the face and edge O. the rubber and aun-
ming the fnll length Of the Cushion which pre-
venSs the ban from bedding intY the rubber and
jumping from the table. The additiono Of the cat
gut cord also adds mueh to the s~lasticity Of the
Cushionn
The CAT-GUT Cushion hes alrady been aP-
piled to over l 900 tables whieh are IN constant
use. Il can be applied to tables Of ANY make Tor
SEVENTH Eve doilary per ct.
KAVANAGH & DECKBkS taetOrY, 81 the cor
ner of Centre add Canal Streets, y us t1emost
complete Off Is hind in The world. The m1chlneFy
Il Of the most improved character, the lumber dry
ing rom the largest in the United States me
material ue tie best that can be p~aren@ssds ana
the Workmen thoroughly skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues, ann IrimmingsJ q
/ Og the Be 1 make Constantly on hand.
KAYAnAGH d DEBkBk are tie only agents
in this eountry for KAYS CUE CbAEhTa9JSdged
bycOmpetent authorities 70 be the be the best 60
ment ever usedr
lEs-Fuu sised Tables elt dOwn tor s20O1-
Send for Illustrated Catalogue abd price List.
KAVANAGH & DECKER.
Corner Of Cents &canal Sts.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
P,nKEnr coRpIlL COEDlTI0x FORDER.

A its name indicates. Is n gentle stimulant. On
iiEe the MANY articles SOLD throughout the country
- thr diseaseg ~ Horses and cattle, this prepar-
alton a entirely Of vegetable origtn-no minerals
s,f4r mia lis COMPOSITION. Being composed en-
tirciv ~ aromatic seeds, herbs, roots and barkS
A. nSr L. uscd with full coincidence rs TO IFS entire
..Gs. cerfairtV. and mildnegs cf operation II
rTesffses M Blood. lOosens the Hitic, gives 10 the
slim \ smooth and glossy appearance, removes all
bsd hnmOrs, and by its STRENGTHENING lIle.glNIng
pr0ucrties, infuscs into fhe. depllltated, Drohen
DOWN animal, action andspirfts andrest0festohih
All his natural grace and beauty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

Taken nm bv the uu~deFsignsd living IN Doug
Lac PTscindt s one half mile 8 E 81 Ralam's mil,
outAe Rvt daY * March, 1861, gne Bdnale Steer,
hiioE. Swallow forkinloft ear, crop on let ear
about four yeaTrold this Spring. ~
March OH 1861 49, THOMAS Mostly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
AGENTS WANTED FOR

W0mon'S Work 7n he LtOH WGT
Prepared under the approval Of The Sanitary GRd
Mrssfion C0muissiOneFs. An eminent Divine
says This work is ahOusehOld treasuFer,a JOY
snd blessing 70 future times. Il Develops new
social era 8 new power IN woman . ney phase IN
Christianity itself. 7. s. AriAur's MGgGHne says
I'VE welcome this Book most heartily e. the only
record Of Woman's Work in the War which makes
appreaeh 70 completeness. In the beauty Of It's
Typography, and the excellc1cy ofits numerous me
steel engraving. il is 3 model. Agents have no dif
Gculty in selling Il, for al tho see e want % read
is. Energetic young men ard ladies VIII hn9 an
agsney Tor this work tho bes. paying business they
oSn engage IN during the Spring and Summer.
For fall deeTipti0n Of che work and terms 70
ZETGLER McCURDY B CO.,
s0Sm sBe bambaEd Block CAiosgo,Hs.
EEW1 and st. Louis No. :
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
Marriaoe and CelibacY.

MaIIIaso aIN CeJ'
AN Essay OF WARNrNa n INSTRUCTION FOB
YoNUe MIN. Also, Diseases and Abuses when
Dsrmanently ~pFostrats the Vital Powers, WIN sur
means O~fsrelisf. Sent Eree q Snafss'
Dr. ). SKIILN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Par
January. lst 1857. 1-y
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
SOMETHING NEW,
& SALABLE
HARXHURsF'S


Soluble BRae and
B1eaeking Powder.
ATABLE MAMMA" for Family Uss. sNATICN-
AL WASHING FLUID" Starch POLISH "Msg-
10 Soldering fluid + Indian Peia Annihlletor.
ACood samaritanss Lnemenk." SSilVsr Solu-
ton, 30. Sc.
FaMILYRIGHTS FOR sale.
1000 .4gents wanted, Male and Female.
coed reliable agent wanted in every town to
take the entire control, for his neighbOrhoOd, Of
several Of The best, most saleable and profitable ar
ticles IF every day life ever presented TO the public
Profits large satisfaction guaranteed. The night
man or woman can make from SIC 20 $40 per week
easily. Enclose starsps for fall description and
Illustrated catalogue, Samples sent free. Exclu-
sive control Of territory given. Addreus,
NEW YORK Manufacturing Co,
s7-6 81 Park Row, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01


The American Organs, are the only real reed Or
cans now before the}pablic. The only Organ hav-
Re0erberating SQUAD Boz, or Wind Chest
Which has the same important part to perform a.
the Sounding Board has in the Piano-FOrte, TO
give. body AID resonance Of tone and without which
Tie Organ becomes merely . MslOdson in an Organ
case.
Tho American Organs not only have the wiad
chest OF sound box, but have the largo Organ bel
lows, siving power and great steadinesS Of tone
Fhese With their sxtreme ave VoioiBg Of the reds
and perfeCting Of Che tone, make them the.
Most Perfect Organ Knowh.
The improvements with snpsFioFity Of tone and
workmanship, place The Americas Organs In the
front rank sc the best, sud they command 9 higher
price thar any Other red inskrumgnt in the market
These Organs received the First Premium 81 AG
great st. Louis Fairin 0otobsF.
Publiskers OF the "Singing Pilgrim" for Sunday
Schools. Send for q CieHlaF.
Address. PHILIP PHILIPS s. Co.,
Q AIs North 5GA street, Sc. Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
ParkeTs Cordial Condition Powder.

$40 aow Of milk is not only greatly Increasedl but
she THsiitv vastly imprOveds IS by tins nse 81 uai
,,ovr,Ier nd fcndencyt TO fever, nlEr0Ss nolltots ~"N
lmpuFiaes OF tie blood, arc - o"Ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

RAoNEY, FREE AS WATER.-lo,OoO ACTIVE
MI LOCAL and Travelling Agents, Male or ke-
male. al All ages. are wanted 70 solicit trade in eY-
crv CITY. Town. Village; Hamlet, Workshop and
Fsetory, throughout the entire world for the most
s-ieabie novelties ever known.-5o0 PR CENT,
PROFTT and READY SALE WHkRkNkR Of
FERED q Smart mep Rnd E0pen can MAKE from
g q 90 ner dav. and no risk Of lOssl A small
ssn;tsi REQUIRED Of fron SO to Sl00-the more
n,snev invested TIE CRATER she PFo6t. Ae Honey
- aduaacezsss frst sens de Grtseles 0Rb
800 Dov afsreands! If yOu aatualJ Wish TO
make money npidlya and easily write tOE fRA par
MINOR q CO., (From Paris, }
no BROADWAY New York CITY
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
-rvo9T TIV,v0 M POWOTR. : MTER INNNN
The very best medicine in use for
CATTLE, MULES B SHEET.

mis- powder Is prepared from the recipe Of an en-
old English Farrlcr, - now, anti ~ rsisers
moi alone for its curative bat alsoi It's attenine pr
T~rrties. For the following diseases, mNl1lh'"A
ably be found a safe, certain ana sPeeey CUTE
Fsvsrs Of GlE kinds, DstemPer, Founder
Coughs, Loss Of appetite Hide Bound, feE-
Eoso Water, as also All diseases arising tro"ss
disordered Stomach, or an impure ststs Of the
pEooJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
DR. WHITTG.

Ok
= ONgRR BIZ YEARs D00AlS
LLOUIS thsn any other R1Ia
1iei-n. ia rerala5 9Tsduss q
Syphilis n ailits forms 6o1o -
ne. Orsbitig. Diabetes, BLADDER 80
diseases, Sypbilitio nasstion'
Tbo1Snss suEsnDg S~slf-.buss =.
ro4urs4 and i~ndiErsGon5 ID =.
tuFsr years, prOdueing oms 80
effects .Blothos, bodily
70 oeistyinaIgssti0n sonsAI susl
tuFs events, l0ss Of msnoIys
tsncy, haEinEbesu e1rod. -.;8gab
he esn refer 10 many old -
success and present. Posiho''
/ ieianshoF8 and elsewhere -swp
Deserving 4 whole house oit 49,
competent assistant Pbyaael-
FnFdaily peTsenalatienaon
rs1;s,1s 81. svsyvbsrs y
- TbsorT ana Exposition g :
delinsatIng 30 the diseases 80
hadin ssalsd isttsE ssgslop
Circular, embracing ~
address Sc. LOuis- No. ~-
frisndlv talk oesia ps-1tf 81
srefa eurss 9uaFzntss&
gfrssk, ems sgaaFs souab O
Feb. l&ly
TOr ; ohoiss Article Of Tea g9sTAybS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
hr - e~veFywhere

q. &.OAABA GGO.B
GensI Agents for 3. 5. and Canada
5OILTNs BROS. 81. Louis. hnoiesss
FULLER, FINCH FULLER, Cnieaso- So
A. S. HOLIDAY & CO., and W. Il.
McCREERY, BrOwnville. Nebraska
General Agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

1Taie. Pals, Wen Buckets, Selves &C. =.
SWAN a BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
T.vonss Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
nv ron IRREGULARITIES

a ara sclenkiacallE eoa1pouuoed $3.50
1n.sS - heltw thar sny Hlia, PsWders g
NOstfume. 11l.s -c5.SI. e-eo4v nnf esr-
po.t.. ~ fne curs 81 Bll obstructlon8 end sap
49, ~ rstrra. Their Popularty Is indieste4 y
Rlos-et 49, ever 100. eco bottles sT8 annually saN
ms 49, ~ tha ladies' Of ths United State8y eve
- - 81 whom speak IN the strongest ems q Pf.
= go srs~t merits. They are rapidly taking tas
|. ~ sverv other Female Remedy ana are consN
-es ~ Al who know eughe o. them, as nesuIs
800 and most infalliable preparation ~ thS
2 !. cnrs az an female COMPLAINTS She removal q
~ obstructl0ns Of mature, and tia promotion otnsetA1
-e911erifv and strength. Explicit directions statn5
49, tbev NAV Be used, and explaining when and WY
- .so1ld nj. nor could not be used without prodU-
cIn9 e6ects contrary TO nature's chosen laws VII =
s,11d enrefuily folded around each bottle, WIZ tAe
written signature O1JOHN I. LYON, W1tnout WHICH
P(e1srsd by Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, I95 Chapel strset'
gew Haven, Conn.s whOcan be consulted eltnes Ps.-,
....f1v. az by nail. disclosing stampl concerning al
Drivate diseases and female weakness.-Prise Slsee
per bottle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

KAVANAGH & G
Corner Of Cents q Canal Sta
Nsw York
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-20
: .
The Two Candidates,

Governor bESNisos spoke at Logan; oti
the 22d, and in the course of his speech
drew tile following comparison between
the conduct of General HAYSs, aud Jlidgs
THURMAN during the wart na' 'fea'A 81
No more convincing argument could have
been addressed to the rebel leaders to lead
them to abandon their mad project, than ID
have Been able to assure them on the au-
thority Of Thurman, Peudeton, Valldndig.
hae, and other recognized leaders, Of tho
Democratic party, that they would give
prompt support to the President in uphoids
ing the Government and suppressing the
rebellion. But far ft6p giving shS bnch
assurance in all those dark days wheH tie
late Executive was laboring to bring troops
into the Geld, working sixteen Or eighteeH
hours q day for that purpose; neither OF
those men over called upon him or offered
one word Of cheer for the cause. 800.
Inall my experience as Governor of the
State and member of Mr.. LInooln's. CablHet;
no one Of those gentlemen ever offered his
services III any capacity, or gave ono
cheering word for the Government. Oh
he otlier hand; as soon as il %sA seeh that
we were TO have determined, obstinatS
war, Mr. Hayes called upon me and offered
his services, which accepted and assigned
him to, Majority Of the FIRST regihspt 6t.
ficered by me, whore he bore himself with
gallantry and won his promotion, by deeds
in battle Bet%een such men, you who
gave practical eyidence that you regarded
your free Government as,. Worth fighting
tor--you can be at no loss how to vbfe: +. !.
Can soldiers who shared and hailed his
victories with rejoicing, turn their backs
on him for one who would have humiliated
them in the field by disBanding our armie5
and calling them to their homes with no re;i
sulls accomplished !, .a.. l.i 81, .il tas,sd
The present political contest was In az.
cordRuce with the prevailing logic by which
party lesders were seleoted-R1Ogic which
ought to have epfesentsd fudge tThurmAni
with his antecsdents; as the nominee Of the
anti.war Democracy, and General Hayes
with his record as the candidate Of the
Union Republican party, aud il had dons
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-20

Able Argument for Impartial shnfaee.
A most impressive address on the poIit-
ical questions Of tho oampaigh was de.
livered at Xenia, The other evening, by
Rev. R. b. EwiSo. Of that oitS. Iu an ablo
argument on the justice OF the constisntion.
-al Amendment, he said:
My first reason for supporting itis drawn
from the opposition made TO il by the op.
posing party, because such an enemy work.
ing against this measure should 90 far to
convince us that the measure is right. II
s7orthodox to oppose everything that the
Devil recommends, and to favor everything
that he ia opposed to. sotai s.
Another reason 10, give ths ballot to the
colored men and they will be loyal voters
as they have been loyal fighters. Another
that this clause in our Constitution which
distranchises our colored citizens Is founded
in no good reason, and lite apthor, slavery,
is dead. Now, let this distorted, III favored
and ill-bumored child Of slavery, that has
found place in our State Constitution,
give mp. the ghost, and sleep with the
fathers. he favored it because Gods law
and the spirit OF the Gospel, which made
no distinctions between men, demanded IL.
Civil government is the ordinance Of Cod
and he knows neither white nor black, but
man is the subject Of his law.
Again, the Bible afirms that all ueh are
Of one blood, having common nature.
Therefore whatever rights belong to huma1
nature belong equally to every individual
of kind. Mans rights in his very
constitution are God.given. A man e
recreant to his duty, to bis country, to
mankind and to his God who will stand by
an 70 ,nrh IL q
robbed Of his rights by individual violehcel
or through the fotps of law.
But why should The black HAN be ex;
cluded from the polls IL it ignorance
This would exclude multitudes Of whites
who would be voicoless in the Government.
Is tia source of corruption9 So arb the
votes of vicious and ignorant whites,
Have they forfeited their rights by crime
Have they been disloyalf No. The only
assgnable reason is they are black Won-
deriul logic Profound statesmanship !
Most generous Christianity Are rights
only skin deepf Do you peel off few
rights etetS tithe you dre blistsrAd
We claim the right of suffrage for the
colonel people,, frst, because it is right /
second, that they. may protect themselves
from injustice and oppression third, as 4
reward for their loyalty aud patriotism
fourth. es an incentive TO honesty aud
Honorable conduct, and lastly; In the hamH
OF q common Christianity.
One folision knows no complexioh2E Is
civil government better than the .Chprchf
Are its privileges more sacred Is il q
greater duty to vote for o civil official than
to st at The Lords table ? If oolored people
are entitled to oil the. privileges of nsh In
lhe Clidr6h Of God, what Christian will say
civil government, which is the otdihanes
of God2
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-20

men equal By the principles Of our faith.
ers, who permitted these people to vote
in every State but three at tho origin Of our
Government, G il is right. BY the holiest
principles Of the common law, which pro.
tects alike tho high aud lowly, rich and
poor, il is right BY the highest rules Of
honor amongst men, which makes an ex.
alted soul soorn to put-by law or other
wise--weights aud burdens upon the poor
not borne by others, to keep down him and
aud his child in their. at best, hard conflict
with tho ills of this hard world, it is right
BY the plaineet rule Of just government
which viii not deny tho rights Of citizen.
ship to any of its children, merely be.
cause they may have an unfortunate de-
toriniiy, OF person, an unfortunate size, an
unfortunate disease, or an unfortunate
complexion, tis right. Nay, moro than
all, and above all. by the very qualities Of
Gods attributes, who hath respect to the
poor aud OF his government, which re.
speoteth not persons, this Amendment is
right. -t...t H
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-20
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The DUTY OF the Hour.

| The Republicans of the nation are now
called upon to grapple with the remaiuing
powers of the rebellion, in the person Of
| Andrew Johnson. 1t ia no longer matter
of doubt, as to what this man, who as Act
ing President has disgraced himself, pro.
posea to do. Tho only question is as TO
what he can do.
Itis generally supposed that Congress
tied his hands, and therefore he is com
paratively pOwerless. lf he were con.
scientious man, this would be reasonable
and safe conclusion because, in that event
he would seek to execute tho laws in their
letter and spirit But he is not oonsci-
entious man. He is, on the contrary, de-
PRAYED to the lowest level OF wickedness,
and he means to set at defiance the laws of
Congress and execute his will. Congress
decided that the Southern States are not in
tho Union, and created military agency
for their reconstrueiion. The President
assumes that the Southern States arc III the
Union, and subject only to civil authorities.
SO long as he merely assumed this, and did
not undertake to carry out his views, no
great barn was apprehended; but now he
seems to be getting ready to disregard the
laws of Congress, and to put his policy in
force.
The first step in this direction is the re.
moval of the Department Commanders, and
the appointment Of men who will receive
his orders instead of those Of General Grant.
! How far he will succeed in this remains to
| be SEEM but If he can remove Sheridan,
and appoint Hancock in his place. he can
remove Hancock il the latter will not an
swer his purpose. .t, IA. -, q
Thus he has it in his power to do . great
deal of mischief before the 2lst OF Novem.
ber, when Congress reassembles, and he
may even undertake to resist 10y force the
meeting of that body. He is in full sym.
pathy with the conspirators who forced
the country into war and he can command
the bad elements that surrounded the Ma.
tional Capital in April, 1861. What he
may attempt, therefore, it is impossible to
say but the people should hold themselves
in condition not to be surprised by any
measure however rash, however desperate
or wicked. The acting President, NO bo-
lieye; to be edual to the very worst that it
ia possible for him to attempt, and from
him the people have nothing good to ox-
poet. ae t.j"h "ie
s we'll known that the Cabinet is on
the point of falling to pieces. Desperate
efforts have been made by the unsorupu.
ous men that johnson is calling around
him, to secure reconstruction OF tho Cabi-
net, and these arc likely TO be successful
The new ministers will Of course be in full
sympathy with the President. aud will co.
operate with him in the execution Of his
schemes,
In view of this alarming state Of affairs,
the Republicans of the nation should rally
once again; aud cotie forward in oil their
strength to the rescue of the country Minor
differences and minor questions are to be
laid aside, in order that agreat moral Victo.
ry may be gained at the polls. Then Con.
gress will deal with Johnson, and we shall
have peace Cincinnati Gazette. -41 s,.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-20
THE DRUNKARD's DAUGHTER,
BY GEORGE W. BUNdAY

BY GEORGE W. BUHGAY.
Out Ia the street, with naked feet,
| saw the drunkard's little daughter;
Her tattered shawl was thin and small;
She little knew, for no one taught her.
Her skin was fair, her auburn hair
Was blown about her pretty forehead.
Her sad, white face wore Sorrows trace,
Aud want and woe that were not borrowed.
Heart-broken child, she seldom smiled;
Hope promised her no bright Tomorrow +;
Or if its light flashed IN her Night,
Then up came darker clouds of sorrow.
She softly said " We have no bread,
No wood to keep the fire a-burnng."
The child was i'll the winds SO chill;
Her thin, cold blood to ice was turning.
But men well fed and warmly clad,
Aud ladies rubed in richest fashion,
Passed on the side where no one cried
10 them for pity or compassion.
That long night fed and then the light
OF rosy day in beauty shining,
Set dome and spire and roof on fire,
And shone on one beyond repiniug.
Asleep-alone-as cold as stone,
Where no dear parent ever sought her
In winding-sheet of snow and sleet,
Was found the drunkard's lifeless daughter.