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The national Republican., 1867-02-13

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN GEoRGETowN-
Under the impartial suffrage act Of Congress the
judges Of elections in Georgetown are kept very
busy in deciding upon the qualifications of those
who present themselves for registration. They
have decided that notwithstanding the Executive
pardon Of rebels for participation In tho rebellion
thoy cannot be allowed to vote.
The national Republican., 1867-02-13
UNITED STATES CouRr OF CLAIMS

TuRsDAT, February II, 1901
Geo. J. Cunningham vs.. The United States.
This cause was argued by Messrs. Wilson, Peck
and Carlisle for the claimants, and BY Mr. Norton,
tho Solicitor and Mr.. Weed, the Assistant solici.
tor for the United States, and the case submitted.
The Solicitors for the United States having
suggested to the court that they regard brief
cess within which to prepare for triacertan cases
which they purpose to argue, at an early day In
the present term II was ordered that the court be
adjourned to Monday the 25th instant at IL O'Clock
n m
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

RELIEF OF THE PooR.-During the last week
the sum Of 81, O04 in clothing and provisions was
distributed to tho poor Of Washington, irrespective
Of color, by the Special Relief Commission of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The national Republican., 1867-02-13
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In virtue Of two writs Of Fisrf FdciIs issued from
the Clerks Once OF the .uprome Court Of the strict Of
Columbia and to me directed will sell public SALE
for cash. at the front Of the Court House door OF said
county on TUESDAY tho Goth day February 1867 al
l2 o'clock, all OF George setIs right title ella m
and interest In aud to all that part of lot No l. in
square No Si3, contained In the following mete aud
bounds Beginning for the at the southeast corner
OF said lot, and running thence wOstWardly by and
with the line Of New York avenue 80 feet 10 inches
thence northwArdly with line at right auglas with
said avenue z feet iuehos thence east s. feei inches
to the line Of Tenth street west thence by aud with the
beginning, together with all aud singular the improve
ments thereon, In the city OF wRshingtOn, D. G.
Seized and levied upon as the property Of George se
aud will be sold TO satisfy execution No. 1913 supreme
Court D. G., Presley W. Dorsey VS. George Ssiti aud
No. 24Oa Supreme Court, D. c., J. d Dodson vs. John
T. soltl George seitE aud Samuel BsutIneger
d. s. G0ODING,
fsbi dtd u s. Mar.hAl ID. C
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BOARD OF COMMON CoUYoIL~-The Board
met last evening, pursuant to adjournment, tho
president and Messrs. Anderson, Joyce, Mead,
Mulloy, Morsell and Nalley being present. There
being no quorum the Board adjourned to next Mon.
day evening, when the consideration of the bill ap
propriating $500 for the purchase of a boat and
seine for the purpose Of catching fish for the Wash
ington Asylum will be resumed
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

sS-To Cousumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, aud that dread dis
ease, Consumption, is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It he will send copy Of ths pre-
seriptIon used free OF ohArse with tho directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd a
suRE CURE ToR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSoHIrIs, &C.
The only object Of this advertiser in sending the pre-
ScrIptOn is to bonent the aeted and spread ipforma
uon which he eonceyes to be Invaluable aud he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t will cost them
nOthing and may PROVE = blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dWly Williamsburg, Kings county, ny.
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Lydon II. Stevens
Of this city, was admitted an attorney and coun-
sellor Of the Supreme Court Of this District the
9th inst, oh motion of M. Thompson, Esq
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o. Washington Skating Club.-A Special
Meeting Of the members Of the Washington Skating
Club will be held on THURSDAY EVENING next, Feb
H. o'clock, to take into consideration the proprety
Of purchasing the Skating Park grounds. By order Of
W. H. CLAGErT, President.
J. J. CHAPMAN, Fec. felS.2t
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az The Gsavest Maladies of Youth and
BARLr MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the Brrors Abuses and
Dease peculiar to the arst age Of man. with reports
methods Of treatment employed In this Institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes FREQ OF charge Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIs HoUoHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. jall-3m
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
i subscriber has obtained from the 0LphRns' Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia let
te Of admnistIation T. A. on the personal estate Of
Joseph Follansbee, late Of Washington city, c. de-
ceased. All persons having claims aganIt the saii de-
ceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subseriber before the l9h
day Of January next they may otherwise BY law bo
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of January 1867
BAM'L A. PkUGH,
il2s.WSW Administrator o, 7, "A,
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CIRcUrT CouRr-Judge Cartter.-The cal
Of calender. Many cases were continued and som'
disposed Of
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

CoURr IN EqUrrY-Judge Olin.-Stack-
petition.
Jones vs.. Stringielow. Order to tenants 10 de.
lver possession TO purchaser.
National Bank Of the Metropolis vs. sprague
Order for notice Of application for the appointment
Of receiver and for an injunction.
The national Republican., 1867-02-13
OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF

OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
" HEALTH
wAsHISaroN, D. G., February 0, 1857.
THE FOLLOWING Is A LIST OF NUlSAhCkS DE-
CLARBD BY THR BOARD OF HEALTH;
Dead Carcasses Dead Fish or Ona OF Fish, heaps Of
Oyster Shells.
odals from Butchers Stalls aud saug ghter houses
stAgnAnt Still Water In Ponds Marshes Sewers or
Cellars, Areas or Vaults, Foul or Distracted Drains,
Water. pipes or Water. closets.
Foul Stables Foul CoW.h houses or Cow pens Foul
PTiVes and Hog stss Foul Premises, Alleys, and Gut
ters, and Foul Slaughter. houses.
DecAying Vegetables and Fruits Of every description,
all Animal Substances whether entire or hose portions
thereof not used a food which may be thrown out
Exposure Offering for sale Unsound Provisions,
Fruits or Vegetables.
All Ashes Rubbish shayings or Refuse Substances Of
any trade occupation business which may be PreJu-
dieial to public health.
Filth, SoApsuds in Pools, Drainage from Dye.houses
or Soap Factories.
Sources Of Unhealthy ExhalAtonS or odorI 80 near
dwellings as to sndRngeT tho health ofthp oeeupant
Horses going at large with Glanders FAreey or any
othar Contagious Dheases.
oyeTeroWded Tenement Houses, lnhammRblS Nate.
rial in dangerous proximity to buildings
Houses or buildings portions thereof In state Of
dlRpidAon or decay, endangerng the lives and prop
eTty VI those in the vicinity.
Openings for Stove Pipes, unseeuTed, endangeTlng
the property health comfort Of the surrounding In
habitants.
snow, Ice or any other obstruction In cutters, pro
venting the free dow Of water therein
fe7.t Secretary board Of Health,
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AMUSEMENTS.' A
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.


MALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY 4 ..........PRoPRIEToRs
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is, 1907,
THIRD NIGHT
bratod Work By Y. T. Murdoch, Esq entitled
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND;
tn. GOLDEN DusrmAs,
ckowDED ikp DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
All the GREAT COMPANY In the Cast.
WV TaE f,SoRIrE OF FORTUNE
will shortly be produced.
PRIDAY-Bsnsnt Of Mr. Q. HALE,
THE LONG sTRIKEi
THE LOTTERY TICKET
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes .....ts 90 Parqustts........... 80
Orchestra sssts..... 90 Family Circle. %
Dress Circle ........ 70 Colored Crels....... rs
SoNGS SCOTLAND.
MsTZsRorT HALL.
THIS EVENING, At O'Clock,
MR.. KENNEDY,
The Celebrated Scottish Vocalist,
"Josk o, H.rOldssn," "LseIlo Lindsay" "Auld Robin
ter MsAiiIstsr' ''Boani. Prince Charlie, q HAN,
cam Gudeman at E'sp,' ''The Land Of the Lsal,
''seotts wha has, ;, &e. &c.
will preside at the Piano Forte and play Scottish Reels
MR. KENNEDY will give his Second Entertainment
on SATURDAY, and the last on MONDAY next
Admission, 90 cents. Reserved Seats, rs cents, al
MstIsrott's Musie Store. fsls-h.
The national Republican., 1867-02-13
slatioual aspnblitau.
LOCAL NEWS.

2DEcIsroS OF JUDGE CARTIER ADVERSE TO
THs ADMISSION OF Col A. b. MAaRuDER-Yes.
terdsy morning Chief Justice Cartier, In the Dis.
triot Supreme Court In general term, delivered an
opinion In tho case Of eB parts Allen D. Magruder
and others, In which motion was made to rescind
the rule providing that attorneys on admission TO
the bar should subscribe 10 what 10 known as the
test oath, and argued by Messrs. Magruder and
J. II. Bradley In favor Of the motion, and Messrs.
Enoch TOtten and W. A. Cook In opposition to the
motion.
The Chief Justice delivered long and elaborate
opinion, and concluded as follows:
without suggesting what would bo our judgment
M to the modification Of the rule, or whether any,
let II DO sufficient to say that II is question for
legislation, and not for adjudication.
The motions are denied.
Judge Wylie also read his opinion on the motion,
and In concluding referred to the fact Of Mr.. Ma
gruder having as member Of the old Circuit Court
taken au oath to support the Constitution Of the Uni
tod States which he had violated by engaging In the
rebellion, and said that even II permitted to tako
tho oath he might again in like contingency pur.
sue the same course, holding the opinions he' had
announced here.
The courtroom was crowded during the delivery
OF these opinions.
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

u
DEror QUARTERNAsrER's OFPICR,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. d, 1861 I
Will be sold at public auction in the city Of Bliu-
more, at Government storehOuse No 100 South Eutaw
street, on WEDNESDAY, l2 m, February %, 1857, a
lot OF
ARMY CLOTHING,
consisting OF
3,47S NEW YORK STATE JACKETS
OF Irregular pattern aud otherwise unsuited for Issue to
troOps.
By reason OF Its long retention In store the material
Is 10 some Instances more or less damaged.
Sale will take place In lots to suit purchaser.
Terms; Cash In Government funds on day of nale
Three days allowed to remove purchases.
by order OF the QuaTtermAstsr General
A. 8. KIMBALL.
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, U. sA
Depot QuATtermAster.
ADRB0N, THOMAS & Co.
fe7.td No. Is South Charles street, Auetlouesrs
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

SALE OF GRAIN, &C., by WEIGHT-The law
lately passed by the City Councils, and approved
by the Mayor, requires wheat, rye, shelled corn,
oats, and potatoes to be sold by weight. The law
provides that from and after the 18th Of February
any porson offering wheat, rye, shelled corn, oats
or potatoes for sale in tho city Of Washington shall
sell them by weight, and the number Of pounds to
constitute bushel shall be as follows, viz wheat,
sixty pounds rye ffty.six pounds shelled corn,
fty-six pounds oats, thrty-two pounds and po-
tatoes sixty pounds and any person violating the
provisions Of this act shall be liable to ine Of not
less than three more than Ave dollars for each
offence.
In the Board Of Common Council on Monday
evening, an amendatory act was passed, providing
that fftysix pounds shall constitute bushel Of
potatoes, instead Of sixty pounds, as required by
tho former act.
In this connection 1t is proper to state that j. P.
Barthoow, No. 65S Seventh street, announces that
he has scales Of every description, including huck
sters', butter, platform, and counter scales, and
market scales, with large scoop for weighing pota.
toes, turnips, 30. Parties interested should pro.
cure these scales before the law above referred to
goes into effect.
The national Republican., 1867-02-13

MEErISG OF THE WASHINGTON BOARD OF
TRADE.-The Board met on Monday evening at the
rooms Of ciaggett Sweeney, J. 7. Mitchell, esq,
In the chair.
Mr.. ]. L.Kidweli offered resolution that in any
future structure they may erect across the river
above Georgetown there be suitable draw so as
not to interfere with tho navigation Of tho river
Adopted.
Tho following resolution, offered by Mr. sommes
was adopted
Rs,oiuei That the committee appointed to at.
tend to tho interests Of the board before Congress
be, and they hereby instructed to ask the pas.
sage Of q bill compelling the Corporation to erect
on the site Of the Centre Market suitable build.
ing for market purposes, and such a one as will be
IN ornament to this city; and that the committee
be further instructed to lay before Congress copy
Of tho original grant Of said site for market pur.
poses, and all other facts connected Herewith.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Claggett, having In
view the examination of the channel Of tho Poto.
mac was adopted.
The following gentlemen wero elected members
Of the Board Owen Thorne, Fowle 4 Co., Crouch
Co, John Hollingshead, W. II. Philip, Kilbourn
Latta and 0lcott Son.
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DY COOPER LATIMER.
ID AUCTIONERRs

DY 600 ? r. & L Atm Err,
ID AUCTloNERRs
Late Clerks with James G. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Of Pennsylyania Aad Eleventh
street. Star Ofiee Building.
AUCTION SALE OF MATERIALS AT THE TREASURY
EXTENSION
On MONDAY, February is, 1857, at 10 o'clock, a. m,
will be sold At public auction at the Treasury Build.
ing, the following articles, viz:
Machinery for Saw Mll-never used.
Several lots Of Old Doors, Sash, Frames.
Blinds, ArehitraycS, Shutters, Fire Wood,
Scrap Iron Cast Iron Columns, Fire Crates and CHM
ney Pieces
Two heavy Wrought Iron Axles and Boxes
Iron GrateS, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
All materials to be removed within ten days After
sale. A. b. MULLBrT
Supervising Architect,
COOPER 4 LATIMRR,
febll .eotd Auetioneers
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WANTED.-A PROFESSOR OF THE
w English Language, who understsuds Spanish
rPreneh-spanish preferred One who IL capable eau
hear Of several pupils BY Addressing Box l. at this
once. fel2-St.
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AMI1RENTIINTR.

NJ ATI0NAL EATRE,
IN Psnnsyivasia avsnus near willard's Hotel.
wKDEBsDAY EVENING, FEB. Is, 1897
Last appearance bat thrss of The ores. Tsgsdi.nns
MRS y. W. LANDER,
Formerly
MISS JEAN n. DAVENPORT,
And LAST TINE positively Of
MEDEAi
To coneluds with the Rayorits Musical ComsdIsa Of
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. l4th, hrst production In
Rpglish Of the celebrated tragedy Of
BL1ZABRTH, QUEEN or ENGLAND,
Herstofore only represented By Madame Ristor In the
Ialan-adapted TO the American stage expressly for
Mrs LANDER, by Miss FANNING RERD, Of wash.
ington. The tragedy will be presented with new and
correct costumes, sesnery and appointments and Mrs.
LANDER, as Queen Bliiabsth, wnl be sustained By q
complete and powerful east.
without extra charge.
MONDAY, FEB; H-rir,t spps.r.ees Of Mr.. FOR.
RBsr. the Box sheds for whose nights will open on
Thursday morning.
WANTED IMMRDIATELY-Yifty young Isdio. for the
Corps de Ballet In new Spectacle nov Ia preparation
Apply the Stage Door, between 10 and o'eloek daily
The national Republican., 1867-02-13
BUILDINGS AT CoNvALESCENT
I'D CAMP AT AUCTION

BUILDINGS AT CONVALESCENT
I'D CAMP AT AUCTION.
CHrEY oUARrERxLsrER's g oTTIcE,)
DEPoT oF wAsHIHaToN,
wAsuINGroN, d. c., February 0, 1857.
BY order Of the ouartermastsr General the budlngs
at Convaleseent Camp, between Long Bridge and AlsI-
andria will be sold at public auction on TUESDAY,
March g. under the supervision Of Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ Moore A. O. N. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock.
These buildngs comprise "a Barracks, 0 Mess.
Houses, Hospital Wards, Store Houses, Laundry,
I Wash House, 0mees, 2Stables, l Shed and Sinks,
which vary In size from 7x2O feet 10 2jxl75 feet
Buildlngs will be sold singly.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Fifteen days from date Of sale will be granted
purehafors 10 remove their buildings.
CHARLES II. T0MPKINS,
BTevet Brig. Cen. Dept. O N. Gen.,
Acting Chief Quarter m aster,
febIl-td Depot OF Washington.
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w A N II H ID.

L" NTED-SUITABLE EMPLOY
w MINT for youth Of good education and some
business experience. Address Guardian" 4o3 Tenth
street, washington. felS.St
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rTHE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
l. IC DIsPENSARY.
This charitable Institution, SO much needed In thi
city, will open on MONDAY, October %, on street,
sll, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN. s. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
TS VERDI, N. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free Of
charge.
The DIspensary being supported by free eontribu-
tlons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
sond their contribution to the Treasurer, John o.
Clarke Esq of the Bank OF Riggs Co. or TO the Sec
rstAry Dr. T. S. Verdi 26s street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
The rooms viii be opened from q 4p. IN. . daily,
Sundays excepted.
DTs T. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and c. 8. Verdi, Of
Georgetown and any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, will be In attendance,
oe2a.u rs. VERDI, N. D., Secretary
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.

Capt. Ordnance aud b. Major, u SA
fes 2lwti Commanding Charisston AT.enal
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The Power of PRAYER.

The Bible account of the Power of Prayer is
the best we have or can have. .ll3a sf1
Jacob prays-the Angel is conquered Esau's
revenge is changed to fraternal love-
Joseph prays-he is delivered from the pris-
on of Egypt. ~ iHia.2 |
Moses prays-Amelek is discomftted Israel
triumphs. -, .s-fr...., .f f,f..,--f
Joshua prays-the sun stands still; victory is
gained. DER '7.'4 -'F.
. David prays-A -Ahitophel goes out and hangs
himself. ei0gsa5a f 5,.-- ~ l-al ..-rs--
Asa prays-Israel gai2s glorious victory.
Jehosaphat prays-God turns away his anger
and smiles = a7h'e lo-
Elijah prays-the little cloud appears-the
rain descends upon the EARTH -a
Elisha prays-the waters of the Jordan are
divided; child is restored to life
Isaiah prays-one hundred, eighty and four
thousand Assyrians are dead
Hezekiah prays-the sun dial is turned back;
his life prolonged. ssl l.,.
Mordecia prays--Haman is hanged; Israel is
free. ti'- 'e'5t
Nehemiah prays-the King heart is soften
ed in a moment. ~. ZIG lo .gs.Eaff
( Ezra prays-the walls of Jerusalem begin to
rise. i-a
The Church prays-the Holy Ghost is poured
The Church prays again-Peter is delived by
an Angel. ai... ,,.-> ts-,...r. .,.-.-.,.
Paul and Silas prays-the prison shakes the
door opens; every man s bands are loosed.
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The Things which are Before.

r, We are always moving and lifting at the stone
OF corruption, which lies upon our hearts, but
yet we never stir it, or at least never roll it off
from u.s. We are sometimes a little troubled
with the guilt of our sins and then we think we
must thrust our desires out of our hearts; but
1afterward, we sprinkle ourselves over with I
know not what holy water, and so, are content
ed to let those desires still abide with u.s. We
everyday truly confess the same sins, and pray
against them and yet, we still commit them as
much as ever and lie as deeply under the power
OF them We have the same water to pump
out, In every prayer: and still we let the same
leak in again upon us. We make great deal
OF noise and raise a great deal of dust with our
feet, but we do not move from off the ground
on which We stood, we do not at all go forward.
Or, If we do sometimes make little progress,
we quickly lose again the ground which we had
gained; like those upper planets in the heaven,
which, as the astronomers tell u.s. sometimes
move forward, sometimes quite backward, and
sometimes stand perfectly still !; have their sta
tons and retrogradatlons, as well as their direct
motions. As if religion were nothing else but a
dancing up and down upon the same piece of
ground, and making several motions and frisk-
ings on it; and not a sober journeying and
travelling onward toward some certain place.
We do and undo we weave sometimes o web
OF holiness, but then we let our passions come
and undo and unravel all again. Like Sisyphus
IN the fable, we roll up mighty stone, with
much ado, sweating and tugging, up the hill !;
and then we let it CO. and tumble down again
into the bottom; and this is our constant work.
Like those Danaides, whom the poets speak of,
we are always, by our prayers, duties, and
performances, filling water into sieve, which
still runs out as fast as we pour it in.-Cud-
north -e~ a.. 4r
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10. Ell. nj s4sg,4,s-.--...-.s,
IN UMBER XVI.
- Y u 10 EysIH JWUEJ
The Hour of Death.
BY MRS. HEMANs. q /.

..ft =
Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the north wind breath,
I z And stars to set-but all. as 81 ie4tae1 edf
Thou hast all seasons for thine own. oh! Death.
OF Day is for mortal care Il lgiesf IL eirf
Eve for glad meeting round the joyous hearth,
Night for the dreams ofsleep, the voice of pray
But all for thee, thou Mightiest of the earth.
The banquet hath its hour, sb7a ssec ~
Its teverish hour of mrth, and song, and wine;
There comes day for grief's Overwhelming
power I'll 2sf l.ef a5uf
A time for softer tears-but all are thine
Youth and the. opening rose 4, +. 8 sriss
May look Like things too glorious for decay,
And smile at thee-but thou art not of those
That wait the ripened bloom to seize their prey.
Leaves have their time to fall, -1aa99
And flowers to wither' at the north winds breath
FAnd stars to set-but ALL
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, OH Death
/. w know, when moons shall wane,
When summer-birds from far shall cross the sea
" When autumn's hue shall tinge the golden
grain
But who shall teach us when to look for thee?
Is it when springs first gale
Comes forth to whisper where the yiolet's lie?
LIS 1t when roses In our path grow pale?
They have one season-aU are ours to diel
eInOu arL Wnere DlIlOWs foam,
Thou art where music melts upon the air.
Thou art around us in our peaceful home,
And the world calls us forth-and thou are there.
@4h8t 70 y .1 Gui3sG4lGG saI nIE erf4r
Thou art where friend meets friend,
Beneath the shadow of the elm to rest
Thou art where foe meets foe, and trumpets
d os irend I, rigrays 4., -.-e,s-.,s., ~
The skies, and swords beat down the princely
crest. 3i'asf IElj ei9a - ua-1 ID
aoiI55l3z LoE sagGL sat zli btsu,,. t.,;- .,s
, Leaves have their time to fall - s-@
And flowers to wither at the north winds breath,
And stars toiset-but ALL .,ysF E-,,..f
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh! Death