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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-07
The story OF the Elections.

Figures do not err, and there is no danger
now in looking the elections of Tuesday last
fairly in the face Later returns may, in some
degree, change the published results; but
enough is certain to give fair indication Of
the change that is working in the current Of
T Northern feeling 4.r
Whatever minor questions were determined
by the late elections, there was one great issue
upon which the struggle hinged. There were
different interests in local politics, and secon'
dsrv influences of local affairs (; but the one
grand question was s:-which shall be CHOSEN
"a consolidated despotism begun in falsehood'
continued by carnage and tyranny, and ending
in ruin; or o constitutional government,
founded by men whose names are still honored
and revered, continued by sons who emniateo
1.-The Spartan virtues of their Sirss' and built UP
and maintained by social and political Sc sesu-
ritys This was the question asked on Tuesday
last; and it has been answered by the voices
of hundreds of thousands Of American citizens,
who, now that the smoke of war has drIfted
away, have returned in feeling to the faith Of
their childhood, and are. resolved that, in.the
vast territory of the United States, there shall
be neither despotism, anarchy, nor bloody
revolution. aoo,--,g, ios 1f5aa
1t was not to be expected that one year would
show a wholesale reputation of Radical ideas
and Radical rule 1t is noteasy to turn black ID.
into white, and change must be, gradual to Be
safe and secure. But, while the practical
effect has not beento pluck the sceptre from
the grasp of STEVENS, SUMNER, WADE, and
SHERMAN, the elections will at least, encourage
the return Of confidence, and induce some ten
dency to moderation in congressional iegisls-
tion. Tyrants are ever pusillanimous; and
Congress will not care to act in defiance Of tbs
will of the people of the North. Capital i
sensitive; but high rates Of interest will en-
courage its transmission to the South, when i
is realized that the mighty North has placed
her veto upon agrarianism, coniscation, anq
repudiasion. AsaS5-S.'2e - -. ....'....,.
Slowly, but with certainty, is the prospect
Frightening From better to better is now cur
belief, and not from. bad to WORSE. There iS
prudence and sagacity in the minds Of the
North; and upon that prudence and sagacity
may We confidently rely for a complete and
full delivsrance. n In the meanwhile handle,
or excuse, must be given to our enemies,
There must be no exhibition of intolerance,
dogma ism, or unforgiying bitterness. Much
depends upon our own coEduct; for, unless the
South defeats the movement by her own i'm
prudence, the reaction in the North viii, as
certainly as retribution follows crime. give
back fill and perfect liberty to this poor and
suffering people. 20, -aar.s.1
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pressed or subjugated by three millions OF
blscks. The man is craven who anticipates
sr.oh an unnatural result; and, were it one
million to ten millions, the end should!be The
saue. In time, the negro may die outs Att5i-
tionImay send the weaker race to the wall; but,
as long as our people treat thenegro with jus
tids and, prudence, they need not dread the
BocsY- -BueABoo Of blood-thirsty, -ite-hunt-
ing ~ freedmen. The negroes are not fools
They-after their own fashion-think, and re-
solve, and plan; but, whatever their other
aspirations, there is no reason to believe thai
they have any idea of beginning movement
that would infallibly cause their almost instan
taneeus e1termination.
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GRAND GRATUITOus ExHIBIT1ON

A Gorgeous Ancient Pageant-The Grs nd Chariot OF
Mars obe-on and Achilles; Living Lions In oJen Dens
of Cold and Bronze knights and Glaoiators In Armor
of Ancient Romans as escort to the gerng and cosy
Oriental Equpages. This grand and impoEng Process
sion win be preceded by the Chariot Of Obero contain
ing THOs.i CANHAN,S OPERATIo SILVER AND
aTRING QRCHESTRA Of tNanty first class MuMcians.
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REWARDS.

tNtnnn REHARD.-A AsEIL1FUL ROB.
ID lUSDU berry was iperpetrated upon.the Hotel
OF POLL MYERS, at lrancJyifie, on he Line OF tht
south rona Railroad ON the night of the 30th 0cto
ber The burglars made . breach through an L. Inc!
wall under the platform surrounding the bull ing and
passed up through the liquor cellar into the bar.roon
and abstraosed contents Of the drawer Three bottles o
liouor and monsy-box 10 inches by II inches and
inches dosp small brass hinges iron lock- papered on IN
and outside with light colored wall paper name OF Poh
Myers upon the Top In large letters said box contain
inc he following amounts: G. eenbacks, &c. $685. Gold
$40; Silver sIA25 Railroad Script s20 State Money s42
total amount s642522 The above reward VIII be paid
for the detection Of the robbers and recovery OF the
money or In proportion to the amount recovered; or
$500 II money 10 returned and no questions v1n be
asked. 81 if-1 49, POLL MYEsS,
Noyen,ber7 -,-6sy,e- BrnnchviIle Hotel, 8. @.
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.B0AR DIN @ .
Sf o R A G E /.

OTORAGE, THE MOST CENTRAL AND
y convenient In the csy at very reasonable prices
for COTTON, RICE. SALT, FERTILIZERS, DO. &c, In.
surance when desired low % any In the city Apply
to GEO W. CLARK b CO.,
Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets.
Sentenber II
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OOTTON, p PLANTATIONS ON JAMES
" lsLAND.-Te rent two 6ne COTTON -PLANTA.
TIoNs. well drained and in good order. and well set
tied. Mules. Bay Corn and Agricultural implements on
ply 10 q. W. KrNsMAN, No. aIo King street
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mo LET, PART OF HOUSE In PTHCK-
Il NEY STREET, No. %, 10 smaln family without
children. A man doing business .own town VIII hnd
this desirable locaon. suitable amiy can arrange
and Market streata ;i ,fsi5 4l,.il. ), N.CWooO
ynv vernh st--f ~
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% OLD WATCH LOsT.-LOsT WHILE
SJ Walking in King street. or towards the Western
part Of the City, LADIES. GOLD, OPEN FACE. siLr
VER DIAL WATCH, T. F.. Cooper maker, No. 1905. A
very liberal reward win be paid for its recovery. In
quire ct TH1s OFFICE 8 Novemoer7
II OsT, ON WEDNESDAY NOON, AT Or
near the corner Of last Bay and Queen streets, O.
SUN OF MONEY, amounting TO so7.66 or thereabouz.
The owner who is poor man, will mako suitable re.
ward to the finder, the Honey be LETT at the NEWS
OFFICE. IL November
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VI GETABLE FARM.-TO) RENT,
v eight miles om thu oity, on AAhlsy ntver. FARM
the vicinity Of the city for the cultivation Of Vegetables
for the Northern market Mules ard Farming Utensis
can be arranged ION accommodating terms. Apply 70
q. W. KINSMAN,No. 27s King street .....,,,
November g. l1 .i-z.i-.is ~ ,'s tutn4
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHR NOTICED
VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED
into aCot tarnership under the name ana Eye =,
MCMILLAN JOWITT, for the purpose OF e9nouoIngg
the BOOK and JOB PRINTING, and BOOK blNDlNa
business, at No. Sa Rayne street
THAD. C. JOWITT.
CHARLEsroN November /, 1857.
Novelnber4
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BRAUFAIN STREET. Apply to a. B. GUSHING
HAM No. Lirnehouse street. ,i4a.a.q 10 Ti..i
M ovprt ther &c isllDssio .gisS ---..tr "
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1 I o ST..

n OsT.. AT THE FIRE ON FRAsER'S
Anstralim Gold Coin and also Napoleon. 1ho fno er
viii be handsomely rewarded by leaving the same at A.
o. TONES store, No. 1a9 East Bay.
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WANTED. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
wv containing four square Rooms, and located above
stating terms and when possession can be given, '
office Of the DAILY News 8 so GNoyernber6
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THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL CONTINUE THE GROCERY, COMMISSION
w AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, and respectfully 30
lcit continuance Of patronage.
Being authorized to close up the ttalfs Oh tne 'e
firm, those indebted will make payment o us:
KANAPAUX & LANNEAU,
n K.NApAur j. B. LANNEAU.
November1 Itutno
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n o KENT, THE FIRST. FLOUR OF A
pleasantly located Residenoe below Broad street.
conssting of four fine Rooms with Kitchen and ser.
wants Rooms VIII pe rented low TO permanent ten.
ant Address ]. g. B., Lock Box 40. ", Cnareston q
November q \ l9sAt ..s,9- sffio
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IKTANTED, BYAisINGLE GENTLESIAN,
wv Furnished Room near the centre Of the city.
Address ]. A., office of the Daily News. :.
Nnyernber s..ir itli ir+ 2F
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JXJANTED-A SITUATION BY A COMPEs
,FVu}TEM BooKKEEPER, from the 18th Of Novem.
ber. The best references given. ADDRESS SIGMA,
Daily News Office. q ialc 10 le'Iiaii October 81
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FEW FAMILIES AND SINGLE GES-
n TLEMEN. wishing 70 have WASHING and IRON
ING done with neatness and safety, wn hnd 70 their
interest to apply ut No. 2 BURNS LANE. Orders thank
rully received. 4s - November4
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THO RENT, FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
Il he following Sea Island Plantations; Three On
Rdsto Island, one on Wadmalsw Island, one OF johns
tors, Adger's North Wharf tuths3 Noyember6
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October {
T0ssRENI,,

ITO RENT, A FINE HOUSE, PLEAsANTLY
Il SITUATED on Rutledge Avenue, With all now tm-
provcments, and necessary outbuidtngs. Possesston
given on 18th instant For furt er particulars appyto
sIil5f Vs9ts f7Sl p HOLM .S MACBETH, i
Noyember7 ~ Pr No. SO Broad street.
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VETANTED-sALEsAIE IN EVERY CoUN.
w TY South, for an article In great demand; $500
made BY one agent his FIRST month Address fmmed,-
ately BLISS MAC EATHR0Ns Louisville KY
October 81 -......---..- II. ]. a-L.n limo
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TEIANTED.-TOa INVEST THREE HUN.
w DRED DOLLARS, in some safe, lucrative bust
ness, which win give employment to the advertiser.
State business With full naIne and where an interview
may be bad. Address T. J. H., Daily News ONCE
November y, ..ss.. dst-te -csf II
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WANTED, MAN THOROUGHLY AC-
wv QUAINTED with all the branches Of Bookkeeping
and Accounting, to go to Galveston, Texa Address
A., BOZ 1894, New York Postofhce. ga &c 9Qia -
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w A N 7 S /.

T,ARM HANDS wANTED.--IvANTEDI M
i MEDIATELY two Industrious White Farm bands,
to 20 In the country Passage paid, and good wages
Applv at >. @. b. CLAUssEN No. 10 Market street s
November a.
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WANTED, By A RELIABLE MAN, OF
w sober and steady habits situation as Bar Tender
Carver or Private Watchman, either In the city OF the
taia affica. -. Or - - QoYembar 8
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WANTED. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
wv as Cook and Washer Liberal wages will be given.
Apply ct No 26 BULL STREET, one door from smith;
November ...--~-
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VKTANTED To PURCHASE, FOR CASH, A
w small sized BUILDING LOT, either vacant or
street Apply to No. 1888 ST. PHILIP STREET, one
doors bhlo W Cannon street G. November
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G0PARTNERSAiPs.

DISSOLUTION.
VHE FIRM OF KLNAPAUX, LANNFAU co. Is
; i this day dissolved by mutunl consent: ,,n.rv
]. KANAPAUX,
]. B. LANNEAU,
November /, 1867. A. LALAUE;
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VUANTED, A SITUATION AS TEACHER
w or Governess. by o Young Lady. competent to
teach English French and Music. The best OF refer
ences given. For further information, address j. Ca
MAX Associate Editor Southern Cultvator Athens Ga
Move nber II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-24
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY "a.
THERE ARE PEOPLE in the world who think

THERE ARE PEOPLE in the world who think
that abuse is 'yim ''-that foul language is
'scathing' that malice is 'power" that
quarreling is courage that to be venemous
is to be spicy that to rattle out harsh cpl
thets is to be strong" and, finally, that
''gab' is sense, and impudence an exhibition
Of great splightliness." There are, also,
peoplein the world who think industry and
"encrgy" consist in attending to everybody $
business, and passing an off hand opinion
about everything in the world. EXPERIENCE
proves that the most shallow pated fools are
generally the noisest, the most rancorous the
most red mouthed-that the wisest and best
men are those who are moderate III their ex-
pressons- the 51tsSiest characters are the
least reliable in all cases-and their judgments
the least to be depended on-that quiet dignity
and an observance of 2seifrespect, and, as far
as is possible, of respect to others, is the best
proof of true manIiness-and that strict at
tention to what one has to do Tor himself is the
criterion to estimate usefulness as we'll as in
dustry. Universal philanthropists" are often
found very contracted when you bring them
down to particulars, and General Regulators
are, Also known to be the worst advisers. the
most incompetent schen ere, and the weakest
kneed people on the earth, when you come to
real difficulty
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''CosrAN's"
CELEBRATED
BUCKTuORN SALVE,
For Cuts Burns. Bruises, Wounds, BOil:
Camera, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed,
ing, Blind and Painful Piles 2croiuous, Putrid
and Ill-conditioncd Sores Ulcers GlandulHr
Swelings, Eruptions, Cumaeou5 Affections,
Rineworm, Itch, Corns, Bunions, ChilbLains,
&c. Chappcd Hands, Lips &c; Bites of Spi-
dcrs, Insects, Animals, Sc.
Boxes, % cts, 50 cts and 81 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists every where.
And by HENRY X COSTAh,
Depot Ash. Broadway, New York
And by F. S. LEADBEAyEk \ co.
Wholesale and retail agents, Alexandria Va"
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apocrR1Fs AND PROVISIONS.

JAS E. HENDERSON. RICH D. W. Az fAi'
HENDERSON s. AVERY,
Ill Successors to John T. Henderson,
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 226. King street. corner ct Agrea'
Would respectfully cal the attention OF their
friends and the public generally to their large
and well selected stock Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
consisting in part as follows:
TEAS.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young HySon, Pike,
Japan, Oolong and English Breakfast
SUGARS
Crushed, Granulated, Powdered, B. c., Porto
Rico, English Island, Muscovado and Cuba.
COFFEES.
Old Government Java, Laguyra, Marketable,
Rio and Fresh Toasted and Ground Cotices.
FLOUR.
90 bbls John Davidson's Extra; 10 bbls ditto
Family; 20 bbls Super and Fine Flour.
BACON.
tierces of George & Jenkins Hams ind Break
fast Pieces: 3 hhds Shoulders and Sides.
LIQUORS.
u bbls Thompson and Common Whlskcy,
Together with everything found in r:t-
class Grocery store, which we offer cheap, for
cash my 20-lm
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And by all Druggists.
F-R E s Il d r Z G. 5

Our orders for Drugs are given regularly ev.
cry two weeks which onubIs rs to EeSpF H"1ys
on hand fresh supply of ME t! Tor
the compoundng Of physieian's presentations;
We would ell sHfs1 to tf bs act o. Nave a
ar' constantly on hand very large and we'll Sc
1 1ectcd assortment Of PATENT MEDICINES
and FANCY GOODS, the last Of which are de-
sarvino the notice of Ladies particularly
WAKEFIELD & HALL,
NV Corner of Prince and Fairfax SITS
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SEWING MACHINES,
NROTER 6 BAKERS

MTHEELEK. s. WILSON'S
w LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
CHAS. W. GREEN, Agent, GO, King street.
Would call attention Of parties wishing to
supply themselves with frst-class Sewing Ma
chimes to the above, over fifty thousand OF
which were manufactured and sold during the
past year. The latest style machines: with I'M
provements, are very simple, SO much so that
Child can work them with perfect ease, THESE
machines vary in price from $50 upwards l1elZ
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~ OSTAR' 5"
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Ihfo"t,
Group Whooping Cough, Influenza, AsLn4,t'
Consumption, Bronchial Affections, and al ~
csases Of the Throat and Lungs
Bottles, Is cts, 81 cts, and 81 sizes
Sold by all druggists everyWherec ocr,r
Dcnot 484. Broadway \. !.
And nv T. $, LEADBEATER y CO.;
Wholesale and Retail Agents, A!eXandrla' Va
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"NOSTAK'S"
PREPARATION or
BITTER-S WEET T. ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
For Boautifying the Complexion.
Used to soften and bcautify the Skin, remove
Frecklcs, Pimples. Eruptions, sc.
Ladies are now using it in preference t" al!
others.
Bottles, 81.
Sold By MI druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY b. COSTAK,
Depot asa, Broadway. n. y.
And by +. S. LEADBEATER 81 Co,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Alexandria, Va.
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/ NOSE
VICTOR BECKER,
no. Gl, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER OF QUEEN,}
viii constantly keep for sale and rent
PIANOS AND MELODEONS,
Knabe u Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Vosc's Celebrated
Second hand Piunos--very low.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Terms to suit the times and overy instrument
warranted.
Pianos, Molodoons, Accordeons, &c, tuned
ard repaired
Orders for me will be received at Mr. j.
Entwisle's Book Store, 10, King street; also,
Mr.. Robert Bells Book Store, No. CT, King ST
oct 3O-tf ......
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ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE MORTGAGE
i BONDS OF THE ORANGE AND AL
EXANDRIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the Company pro
pose to fuHd the overdue interest coupons on
The End mortgage bonds on lst July next in a
new issue of I per cent. bonds, and to resume
payment Of interest regularly on said mortgage
bonds on 1st January, 1868. The per cent
over due coupons of subsequent mortgage, it is
proposed to fund on 1st November next, and
resume regular payment of interest semi
ally thereafter. j. II. REID, Treasurer.
m. 9-eotiyl
[kch Eng. s. Lynch. Virginian copy
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EOR RENT The VACANT LOT, on Uniol
Il street and Strand, opposite to Washington
and Alexandria Ferry Slip, formerly used rs
coal depot. Possession given first Of May; a p
pyto SAMUEL MlLLEk,
ap 23-tt 80, south Washington street
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600 S r A X S "

esNOST K S"
CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS.
4 Universal Dinner Pill.
For Nervous and Sick Headache, CostiVcness'
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constlpa-
ton, Diarrhea, Coles. Chi!ls, fevrrs, ana gen
eral arrangement of the Digestive Organs
Boxes, rs cts, SO cts, and 81 sizes
an1 ny ny III o'"hs HENRY K. COSTAR,
anu " Depot A. Br nd y = n n y
And BY E. s. LEADBEATER y co.
wholesale and Retail Agents, Alexandria, Va.
mar l8-3md&tw
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IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHT

DIR. WHITES EYE-WATER
Takes ut once the first rank among al 0pthal
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Mailed to any address upon receipt of one 1t3 doi
lar. For sale by JANNEY s. CO.,
NJ. l45, King st.
Al - III n,..;., inn l4-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-16
Hisrellanp.
For the Free Trader.
RIDDLE.
1T J. I. u.

Pronounced as one letter. yet written withthree
Two letters there are, and two only, In me;
I'm double. I'm single, I'm black, blue and grey;
I'm read from both ends, and the same either way;
I'm restless and wandering. I'm steady and fixed.
And Won know not one hour where may be the next
melt and kindle, bcseech. and defy;
I'm humid and moist, I'm merry and dry
I'm scornful and scowling compassionate, meek;
I'm light and I'm dark, Tn strong and TIM weak:
l am piercing and clear am hazy and dull
Expressive and languid, contracted and full;
TN globe or a mirror, Window door,
An index. organ, and ifty things more;
belong to all animals under the sum-
And to those who long understood to have
By some am said to exist in the mind;
I'm found In potatoes, and needles, and wind
Three jackets have, Of glass, water and horn,
And wore them all three on the day was born;
Tn covered quite snug-rve q lid and fringe,
And move every way . visible hinge;
And like boys who fond of their fruit and their play
am seen with my ball and my apple all day:
Should fret and be heated. they put me to bed,
And learn me to cool upon wster and bread.
Like many more couples, my partner and
Will sometimes look cross at each other, and shy;
Yet still. though we differ In what we're about.
One will do all the work when the other is out.
My language is plain. though cannot be heard.
And speak without ever prononncng word;e
The earth without me would no lovellness wear.
And sum- moon and stars at my wish disappear.
Yet 80 frs IL my texture, so brittle my Joy,
That speck gives me pain, and drop may destroy.
To guess at my name presume You would try.
But I'll save you the trouble-'tls only an KYR.
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by J. I. !

BYJ.LA.
Where do the dead and rest? Where they sleeping
Beneath thy waters, melancholy sea?
Say, are their spirits still In thy stern keeping?
All mo; thy waves in music answer me-
"Thcy rest not here"
In dim cathedrals' ases, where night winds signing
Stir the old banners, waving mid the gloom?
There gallant knights meath scuptured stones lying
And yet still voice echoes from each tomb
"They rest not here"
Where graves green, and sunshine falleth
On moss and flowers. and through the rustlng trees
Where earth with smiles her weary one reealleth?
Still the soft murmur hoateth on the breeze
"They rest not nere."
Peace dweleth not In tombs. There only lleth
The empty caskct that contained the gem.
Far, far from earth, the ransomed spirit hleth,
By angels acknowledgements with them
ITO be at rest"