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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

Tns seasons and their changes, winter
still fingers in the lap Of spring, and cold
north.wss wind 10 still with u. Ysstsr
day W. had . cold bleak rain, to-day ws
shall have snow storm probably, and to-
morrow fns sunshiny day. These sud
den changes play sad havoc with those Of
our citizens exposing themselves, particu
larry those having weak lungs. For al dis.
sasss Of this natnre MADAM POHTEkS
CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM will b
found invaluable. Rstailsd by oil Drug
gists at IS, 50 and 70 cents.
WEIGHING on rHs FARx-A half bushsl
measure 10 considered Indispensable BY sv-
sry farmer. He does not sell his potatoes
or grain, guessing st the contents Of the
bin or the pile on the fioor-it must be meas
ured. With this instrument at hand,
hs may know just hsw much corn 10 fed
to his hogs and poultry hew many oats
to his horses; how much seed 10 sown up
on the land, and many other points equally
valuable to know. But . COED weighing
scale 10 possessed BY comparatively few. o.
though its use would In many wsys be
even more valuable than that Of the half
bushsl. For instance, in selling i've stock
the weight 10 ususlly estimated By the dfe-
YER or butcher buying at the farmsr's door.
Long practice enables the buyer - weigh
them very correctly with the eye, and thus
he has the inexperienced seller at IN disad-
vantage, which be 10 net slow to use. A
good Fairbanks standard platform scale
would save its cost in few such tranac.
tions.
The weight Of wool, butter, and other
farm products should be ascsrtsinsd at
hsme, to prevent mistakes and dishonesty
in weighing after the goods have been sen
TO market. The weight Of grain per bush
el, the gain Of cattle under different sys
TENS Of feeding, Tsxsctly when An animal
ceases to increase by feeding and many
other important facts, can readily be deter.
mined BY having good scale. 1t should
DO part of the furniture Of every farm.
Fairbanks scales have been named in thil
connection, - being entirely reliable, hav-
ing been adopted - the standard in thil
and other countriss.-I The Cultivator 1
Country Gentleman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16
To.OaY's Advertisements.
y U iSy LE AND L / A
CEMENT,
Per Sale BY RM. paErrYMAM.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Il.
Firemen,s Review.
SHERIFtsS SALE.

SHERsFt'S SALE.
THE STATE OF IOWA.
SCOTT coussr.
In the District Court Of Scett County. State Of
Iowa.
BY virtue of Special Execution issued frcm
the once Of the Clerk of the district Conss Of
Scott County, State of Iowa, iu favor Of David
Harmer. and sgains. John B, Parcell, dated
Nay 18th. 1858, and to me directed. command
ing me that OF the property hereafter described.
of the said John b. ParcelI, 4 make or cause to
be made the sum Of eleven hundred and nine
teen q ,lls) bo-leo dollars, xath intsrest and
costs, l levied upon the following described
Real Estate. lying and being situated in the
County Of Scott and State OF Iowa, Wis:
Lots number nine CO.. and ten tlel In BLOCK
number fourteen tll) in the old town Of Hhia'
beth City, now Princeton.
And l hereby give public notice that shall
e0sr fer sale at public outcry, At the Court
House door in the city Of Davenport, County Of
Scott and State Of Iowa, on Saturday. the 2oth
day Of June. 1865, between the hours Of o'clock
A. n. and : O'Clock r. N. Of said day, sale to
commence at the hour Of clock r. NJ. Of said
day, and will sell to tie highest and best bid
der thsfor, In cash, the above described proper
~, or sufhcient thereof 10 satisfy the above
debt, with interest and costs
Dated this 18th day Of May, 1868.
GUSTAyUS SCHNlTGER,
mayl6 -dSt Sheriff OF Hcott County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

"Your Lotion has cured the most obsti-
nate case Of chronic tsttsr that has baffied
the medical skill Of hundreds" writes Bank
4 Clurs. druggists, Of Clarenden, Ark.
About Palmee's Letion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

The Iossa State Reporter is the name Of
. large democratic nswspaper, just issued
st Waterloo. By H. Q. Nicholson. 1t is
one o. tho laEgsA and bsst printed papers
in Iewa. Ling nay it live 10 usefulness
end prosperity. AsAs - AA,- - b -
The Opiaion says that Mills county is
going 70 have nsW jsil-s e1O, 900 enc.
7--Ons man It Crssso, Howard county, 10
going to make 100000 brick this summer.
The Keokuk Gate City says there 10 .
fsuily by the nsme Of Hayden in Lee
county who are I'll sick from eating pork.
1t 10 regarded - . case Of trichins. m
The Hsrald claims that the largest
iron casting evss made in the State was
turned out from the Clinton Iron Works
about week ago. II is part Of . saw mill
gearing in that city, and weighs 1855
pounds.
The Dubuque Herald says the Isvs
Falls I Sioux City Railroad Company hes
failed y sesspt ths land grant upsn che
terms and eeaditiess imposed By ths 0ss-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16
LOCAL 1TGMS.

THs old "Kixer" farm at Round Grove.
$50 acres, fine improvements, timber,
water, &C.. for sale At great bargain. For
further particulars enquire Of
ELDnlDos 4 Bse,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

Caorcs Iowa Catawba Wine, At $500 per
dossn bottles also full stock Of other na-
tive and foreign wines at the wine house Of
LANarKLDr, TnoDE l. Co.,
gl West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16
CT TY TIE M p.

WALL PArER.-A large assortment OF
nes styles. just received, at Champions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

GRAIs SHIPMENTS IN BuLE.-The sue
cess Of the "Merry Enterprise" last fall, and
the prospective importance OF our river
commerce, ia the shipments OF grain in bulk
via New Orleans to the Atlantic ports and
TO Europe, has very naturally attracted the
attracted the sltsotion Of our Eastern cous-
ins, who zee that, II this trade 10 allowed to
increase, the boasts1 commercial supsriori-
II Of the ssa-beMd cities. both 10 the matter
Of exports and imports, will b seriously iu-
paired.
The following from the New York Belle
tin, leading commercial paper, thus looks
at the matter, aud points out the remedy to
b applied by that State in maintaining its
its commercial advantages and superiority !:
1t is SO much to the interest of the West
to encourage competing Iines Of transporta-
tion that i. would naturally aid in the re-
sumption OF the old direct trade with New
Orleans. In this movement there is moth
ing necessarily inimical in New York COM
merce. But Il 10 desirable that our busi-
ness men and capitalists should take notice
Of the active competition that 10 taking
place for the valuable trade Of the West,
and take care that no portion Of il shall be
lost for want Of enterprise and energy. -
Its significant that the Northwes, should
DO looking out for increased facilities Of
transportation by any and every route, and
it should be remembered that We have by no
means . monopoly OF tho lake commsrcs.-
New York has active and busy rivals, and
although there may be no reason 70 doubt
that We shall not always be able to hold our
own; yet il 10 to DO remembered that this
10 not enough. We must not only keep
down anything like monopoly Of canal or
railroad charges, but No should also increase
our facilities to suit the growing develop
uent Of the West. The valley Of the Mis-.
sissippi il growing At rate that will for
years to come overflow all the natural and
artificial routes to the aboard. The great
want of the West 10 increased transporta-
ton for i.s surplus produce to the OCEAN
It 10 just possible that pride in our COM
merciAl superiority may provoke unisn Of
interests between tho South and the North
west that may not only divert . large per-
ton Of Western commerce 70 other sources,
but also cut of the trade with the Pacific,
BY intsrespting it At Panama, for distribu-
ton via the Mississippi river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16
NOTICES.

FRRcxLEs AND TAN removed and prevent
ed, BY using the delicious Hssperian Baln
or the complexion. Price only fifty cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16
RIvER NEWS

ARRIVALS.
Drsuous-From st. Paul.
PRnBIHA-Frcm St. Louis.
HAwKsYB SsASB-From st. Louis.
DEPARTURE.
HA wKsYESsArs-For 1t. Paul,
PxHaIxA-For st. Paul.
DusuouE-for ST. Louis.
HxrscrEp.
Minnesota, from St. Louis, for ST. Paul
at o'clock this evening.
Nusca,ine, from St. Paul, for st. Louis
to morrow evening at 6 o'clock.
Jennie Baldwin, from st. Paul, for st.
Louis this evening.
Phil. Sheridan, from St. Louis, for st.
Paul this afternoon.
The river at this point 10 on the rise, -
from the effects Of the late ceasless rains
We have the same reports from above and
below.
At Dubuque frsights are very scarce, and
rates low, competition runs high. The
war between the Northern Line and N. W.
U. Packet Company continues unabstsd.
A large amount of business has been
transacted on the Western rivers this sea-
son, but it amounts to but very little com.
pared to what it ought to be, and there 10
every indication that none Of the companies
have made their "pils" out Of it.
The Missouri has risen three feet in the
last two days from Grand river to its mouth.
The upper portion Of the Illinois 10 falling
and the lower part rising.
The st. Louis Rspublison Of yesterday
SAYS:
"Businsss continues to show . moderate
amount of activity, although in the Nilsson
ri river trade everything sppears very ac-
tive, as boats arriving and departing have
all the freight that can bs carried on the
water. In the Illinois river prospects ere
not so good, as the continued rains have
overfiowed the banks, rendering it = mat
ter Of almost sheer impossibility to get
produce to the landings. Boats from the
Upper Miss ssippi have full cargocs, so
full in fact, that bargss have to be called
into service to enable them to carry all that
/ is offered. Up stream freights in that trade
| are also abundant, as not boat arrives
from the Ohio but has 100 tons and up
wards for points above, and competition
runs so high that it can be re-shipped At .
lar less price than wonld pay the boats
that bring it here to carry the same
through. In the New Orleans trade, how
ever, matters ere not 90 good, owing to the
general dulness Of the Southern markets,
aud also to the fact that supplies have gen.
orally been laid in, and planters are now
busily engaged with their crops"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16
Wanted.

CAIssMrr no SELL CAnpAlon nDnAra
9 Badges. Nn9e, -. osant Daee0 aed Heae16
now ready send - cents for samples Of both kods
Cifculars nee. We make the best Rusnxn erAnrs
In the void. Active yoang nsa wanted In every
towA. Address with stamp
1aye-d8w1m Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

A Coon EsrxENr.--Gresnback for
the Eureka or Garden City Cook Stove. By
the way, Dnmont, on Main street, has re-
ducsd his prices on Stoves, Tinwars, Gut
tsrs, Valleys, Conductors. &C., so much
tha: no reasonable person will hesitate to
purchase. Done this 14th day o. Nay,
1863, BY and with the consent OF j. Ii. Du-
mont
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

Whatis better than money I've ans
wsr, Health. To be healthy you must have
pure blood. Humors of every kiad are
driven out OF the system DR.. j. W. Pol
and's Humor Doctor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

THE UNDERSIGNED nAs BHuN APPOINTED
By the Board Of Supervisors Of Ocoet Counsv, 6.
pefintendest d shs Posf. An olce has bssn opsned
% the cUsnee Of Dsady and mn etreeel, uheSo the
ottsrdaSee ltom A. H., 70 : 2. r. ~. - II
eppisstiso ~ sGolsf 0use - 0Aoo 6ftAs aAovo Of.
js.seltf \. ENunnnAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

Posr Osris CLosiNG.--Ths Post Ofi1ss
will DO clsssd until further notice, Gem.
msnsing next Monday evening. At n in
stead Of P. u. This gives the employees
Of the Office little more time. while the
public. owing to the early arrival Of the
Eastern mail, have ample opportunity after
its distribution = get their letters, etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

1T. anrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
9TH and Main Sta. fruit and ornamental
trees. mv26-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

JANIS 8. KnK : Co.'S fine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Matted, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, e. Sold BY all grscsrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

Tns Prpnr AND Swrsrssf Cor Lv N Or in the
word manufactured from fresh, healthy livsrs up.
the sea shore Il 10 perfectly pure and sweet
Patients who have once taken It can take other.
Ask for "Hasard & Caswells Cod Liver OIL. ."manu-
facturcd BY CAsw ELI, HAzARo d Co.. successors to
Caswsli, Mack i Co, New York. Sold by all drug
gists. thurk ksatAwe0W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

1NsInnAL RsvsNuE AsD ADvsnfIMxo.-
The largest income in the State Of New
Hampshire 10 that Of Chas. "A. 0illis, pro-
pristor Of "Hsll's Vegetable Sicillian Hair
Rsuswsr "-4b7 900. The sales Of lhs ~
ticls is truly snerueus. exceeding that el
all other compounds for the hair combined.
The great secret Of this Immense demand
throughout the country is owning to the
real merit Of the preparation, and also the
extensive publicity given to il through
newspepers The Wholesale Agency and
Of these goods bas for the past
three years been under the management Of
Cook, Coburn 4 Co., the we'll known News
paper Advertising Agents, Of Chicago ;
hence the result.
The above item sniy confirms an old sd-
sss-" Success is the result Of judisious ID
vertislng." A word 70 the wise 10 suileisnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16
A gents Wanted.

We want Arst-ciaes Agents to Introduce sur new
STAR SHUTTLE eKW1N0 MACHINE Il makes
the genuine iOcH-nsIoa. Price - aud ~. Extra
particulars and ssmple work furnishoa on applica-
tisn 10 L. N. MATHER 4 CO., 14S La Sale Street.
Chicago. apr2S-d2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

4 FINE TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
"A metal roof, rooms, we'll finished; let coz
$50 on II u between Rsek lslssd aad leva sts.,
for sale q . tafgalh. Apply - =. B. SiAP-
son, At s. r. Bryant 3 Co.'S, IS East Second
street. @ch2lr DIFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

REPRESENTATION is the thief of time"
Not only this but persistent delay dsprives
one Of many blessings that might bs availed
Of such. for instance 40 the possession Of
. bottle Of "Ba.retts Vegetable Hair Res
torasivs," which is % popularixsd through
out the ontire country. Sold every where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

SPssa'e WIHss ere the pure juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot Be excslisd for the invalid or con.
vs!esens. They ars highly esteemed for
sscramsntal purposes. N. B. Good Wine
makes good blosd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

DANIEL GOULD.
ryuaiEaALR AND RETAIL DEALER II
Furniture, Carpets. OH C1othss
Mate. R0gs, window
shades, &c.
mehql.dtf East Hecond Street, or. Perry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

A WoRp or CAsflon Gall fer Dr..
Ksnnedv's "Psrmanent cure fer Catarrh, -
and sse that his fec simils 10 upon the
wrapper. Sold By I'll Druggists. II 10 Che
snly remedy that gives entire relief. There
are worthless limitations for sale. Get none
but the genuine. .s-s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

We have short nib pens Of every size, ~ easy
o the goose quill.
The sbevs list IS only small part Of the Va
riety OF eur stock.
We warrant all OF our Arst.class pens, and
will exchange until one is fosnd that will suit
exactly.
We can also sell you . second quality pen
.callsd BY most dealers the best q very much
lower prices. but cannot warrant them.
Cali and exarnne the goods at
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

MoaoAx EDwAnos.will preach in the Gal
vary Baptist Church, Sabbath morning and
eve ming.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16

Beet and Cheapcst In the World. Sold By I'll Drug.
giets and Coontfy seorsksspsrs. JOHN J. KRONER,
601e Proprietor. 4ol Chestnut g.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-16


great excitement. The faets are these, ~
We learn from the reporter:
NcRobsrts accused Of horse stealing
was arrested at Jaussville Monday after
noon BY the Sheriff, who remained their
with his prisonsr until after dark when he
started Tor Wavsrly-a number Of the
vilgilauee Committee going along. He
Vas hung that night II miles from Wavsr-
". In the morning . cro~d gathered
around to stare ct the unsiehtly cerse Sos
pended from the limb.'sfsn esk BY the read
side 1t Was taken dswn. inquest held.
and the scene closed. whether deceeed
was guilty or not Was net known.
From the Dubuque zSmss, We learn the
following additional particulsfs:
IL seems that two young nen, partially
Intoxicated. toek the horses and rode then
dswn to Cedar Falls, and aitse they est
there turned them loose. McRsbsrts was
arrested at Janesvills. ~ the supposed
thief. and hung In the manner we have d.
rssdy related. When the farmer ess heus
be found HE animals there. lis slse stat.
Cd that McReberts was hung BY the mob at
10 o'clock in the evening, and len hanging
by the mob until IL o'clock the next dsy.
Warfsnte sre now out for the arrest Of the
the rioglsadsrs. and it is t. be hoped sha,
oil the parties concerned in the infamous
outrage will b brought to justice. We un.
derstand that enc Of The chief leaders Of the
mob 10 the Deputy Sheriff Of the eounty.-
It 10 ssrtainly sicksning affair, - NO doubt
remains that On innocent man has been
hung. Such an example Of mob vislsnes
should net - suffered te 60 unpuuishsd,
and If We have any lav in lows thst visits
such crimes with ths peaalsy tbey deserve,
" heps ~ sias-seadsn viii g. ~ bsas'
ft of e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06
mo. 4G
Pearl Divers,

: Tho roIlow;no /. c,,,, ~ ,;, :. a. .
March ,r,ho. orp,,,,,o,, ,:
! The boats ronn,o,,, o.on,I,n
lo;r of the niyh, and ,.hon a,i
) n s;cn,I ,,r !, c,.,,
sail fOr the banks. which are not far from
the west side Of the Persian Gulf. rho
Fnrp9seis to Heacl! there before dnybreak.
50 tho; .he divers may be able 10 BEGIN the
Eaoment The sun rises above the dark waters.
/" '"ch boat there are, besides the pilot,
ZEN r9we.s anl ten divers. The latter,
! perfectly p"Eed bu, with their skin well
rubbed with tr,graut oil, work five az a
Time leaving the other i've to recover and
10 recruit IN the meanwhile
Hefore they jump in they compress tho
"'s't"S tightly with small piece of horn,
""''h Keeps ne water out, stuff their ears
VIZ" oSeS""E ior the same purpose, fustcn
heiwork bag, which is to hold the oysters,
oy s'r'hg to their WAIST, and aid their own
"eS'cht by large stone of red rrauite,
,">" ,"e| o'''h h"lo .! with their feet
"' ~ ?"''"'y "0"h !" The bottom.
'"I' V"'' ""'u, az quickly ns they
~ VIZ" ''c'' ""gers anu their
-, '1:' '''' use WIZ" """d'r'"l agi'i-
-, 49, '"''' '"S' anu snake 'he rope that is
''"'' III 0'u'r''o DO oorawn,
W - ''
In favorable weather tho diver may 20
down some fifteen timrs q d.,. If ,ho -
lhcr is less prori,ima ,h,v d;ro =, oa,
five tines They remain ON ,he ovoroao
not over minute updcr w,,or. :, s,o, u,as,
n minute aud a half or Two m;,n,os 10 ,ona;
bic only for few cxncrt divors ,ri ~,
only be reached hv cy,roord;r,r, orov,a
4 few who havo endured r,ur 49, cyo ,,;n
ut es arc spoken of "a we sncot of,,,o ~ 80
renious lint oJorn q n,,;or,, o,a,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

DRor THAT PAPER Yes, drop it. Too
stngy and mean-to subscribe and pny for
your county paper .whiohis steadily iaborirg
FOR the promotion of the wclfare-,you havo
been sponging on your neighbors ever snoo
It was established. You are always eager
toreadit, and frequently, before it reaches
inc hands Of its honorable owner, it Is
crumpled and torn by your flching hngers.
Dropt! Never pick II up anu read it
again, unless you can do so with the proud
consciousness that you have the right r.
right occurred in n legitimate way. II yo,l
arc too poor to aid in sustaining IT, let ns
know. and We will send you the paper gra.
tuitously. But it is downright meanness
in you, when you are as able as your neigh.
Dor, to send your children through the
snow, and slect, and rain to borrow it. 30
q man, and help us. -
I'VE would be glad il those who lopf
| our paper, both from our merchantsan nd the
pos,ofce, will take notice Of the above, tyr
we mean il.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06
! remain yours, very sincerely,
q. ". &AUREGAPD.

BEVERLY NASH SNuBBED AY 4 UNI
TED STATES OFFICER gentleman ol
high standing send US tho following facts
from Columbia
~ few days ago, after Nash had as
certamcd to his satisfaction that he was
elected TO the Senate. .ho called upon
Major Andrews. The Commandant Of the
Post, to,pay his compliments. On en-
tcr'ng tho room where the Major was
seated, he spoke, giving him the time of
day, when the Major e1joincd: "Who
are you, and what do you wiah?" Tic
rcplicd "My name is Nash, sir. =,
swell" says The Major "what of that?"
"Oh, sir" says he, 81 am Beverly Mash,
Senator elect to the State Legislature
OF South Carolina, and have callod upon
you officially to pay my compliments as
such" The Major abruptly replied =
"Well, sir Ineither give so nor rcccirt
comp|'mcn& Jrom nGgroes." But, says
Nash, Ian, not q negro, Iam co1o~yed.,
The MAJOR brought lho whole matter to
a speedy and final close by saying =
"'fou are u nc9ro sir, and as blach {
one as cpcr san. / recognize bu
three races, and these arc whites, In.
dlans and negroes"
Marledon dicycuSy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06
III | II
Selected Poetry.
TRY AGAIN.


How oft has disappointment rnnrrcd
Some cherished plan of niue,
and hidden winter clouds appear
Where summers sun should shine;
Yet often, rs they darker grow,
iyo seen some Wondrous pen
Upon the very blacklist write
The sentence, "Try again"
How often in the stiliy hour
OF night, the heavy sigh,
In sympathy, has strove to meet
The tcar-drop III my eye;
And then, like angels whispering
Their messages to men,
I've heard quiet breathing Of
The sentence, "'Hy again"
How often, MS I've walked amidst
Lifc's every busy tide,
And jostled with its favored ones,
On each and every side;
When my misfortuncs seemed to bo
Overwhelming, even then
Has some good spirits brcathcd to mo
The sentence, ''Try again"
My guardian angel il must be,
Or else the weight of care
Had sunk me in the very depths
Ntsorrow and despair;
But, oh my heart much lighter seems,
And hope shines brighter, when
hear tiat rpir;t softly breathe
The sentence, '.rry again"