davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-04-02

BEEF ITi.K@ITsds W: sae1sab today, md
prictA save for ehorc EhtppnE buliokA weak nd
oenlns1J lowcs This Wra1hr was eHeedioe1y utfa-
filling Wt!h ot .!!ss intesusssen: ta5ea5hout IF n e.
tae feTS ~so I'D enter 5r,n = arpe.teese es,
nt1an5 tAt!ns little interest in the trac to Into
the and exanntne the oe1tnFa whEEr liberal
tnnoc1Aio1A WtEa bod oct otutE1ntnt In shoTf
ihe.u but moderate Inquiry fpaU sny quaEttf. and
LthoEEh tic supply eIntrnsed b<t~eca AnI Ahd @9A
lcxA LARRY l.uo6 ehauSrd hAntA The entered t..eS
fuot sd These weTu divided tetweeM 1h5rers feedrss
"a keA baye7 i ret. I.nsant i r a@4 : ta i:
sfockes1 nd s1:i4:x Ia s,ealaa % chaiee ezsdss
tuftahte for Tie Eaa.e1n n,sskea Se!eri lots wete
AZ f,in well frcd with uneold ttock,
md phless 70 uaossuw shAn neas dcdc3 tsTeaAe In
ihr deAnd It Il not hupEpbRhE that further reduction
vii have to be submitted t. The nA+kEt cIosed weak
At TIC annexed quot,.ia2s; taa7ta -,n-r,
Ehosce BecTe.-Fine, III, 1siio1ned, itSs
Sear Cd atscIx, aud srsSAEtnS l&p ~ and
P5tme bttIa-uooG 1eiiiaited. Aaesy
t7s97a
snk I.o9 to Iso ns--...-....... k7s9&a
Medium q Meau1n ktxet8 and good
e IMa -. .-.........:.-.-----.--.- k5a34A
sses1x1n6 10 70 loo ons.................. GMiaAM
Infetiot-L4sht and thin cows and steers.,. A5634M
CAfIIx k3ixA EpuAI.
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nAf-The ratkef rules tGy rtm uodt7 4 tat- aad
tR5st4 sssSs nd i Bss 1.,4s e ps to
Mhxs7l hut Ar cot likely to F:yre e1a.tve,
IN tt1tk r{1c9 yxn$A trto~1: Ttfo&
thr. rofkT 1cd heater pfuzeed alk@i3no: t4H,otby,
iaose ys1:Td ~ 31Ax19l!s e ToeF I'd nca,ty + Z
lSoo. ttzaothy. hx4c on HaEan. eladnAHoo: iEa.rx,
ines.. % N.sru, q. aa414oa foF AoltreranA etaaS
RfpEs-ResTt7ed y a =: .st2ped. 1s:su "a
Thr ke uatrtE< oanttnt1R duh md dfFEns1od md
= fuz.hE stssecdoa, The daasnd i VRr
sird, and tie 1teeA ~ being eteadilr
tuEnr-ted-, We nrw quote. 0rrc.9 natetc7s:: a4.9
=, t5sa frs.ea. lsafsAe: fEssa s.ass ~ ssfy Akhs
.a1ts. p.zt e1r NsSAlAt; EsF<a @AH ltetlxe: Et-e1
k. 14at6r: DIR htnt dEJ kalstd trimmed. Is
Sx4Gs s!2lhEI md daE1AEed. tWo&htf1 {x4a AsAa3nd
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Hostetters Bitters

Hostetter's Bitters
AID tna hrszH instAtlons AID wo11dhe rvas III.
sEs3nS up In III track. b hat eetuaGy seeanpliahs
Whist they 1rNnks bot Ia 70 pedoEm-
1t DOES Cure Dyspepsia and
They DON'T; That's All.
tbs cd ao1y ot The frog and The or; md thu rt
ofinvoua imitation aEncslstz to the sau,p tha6
In modern truth - tn ths sueiDt fable.
Al Gpeeide for tho vasioas types of
Fever and Ague and Remit
tent Fever,
, 1869-04-02
MEDICAL. :
y THE
KIDNEYS!

The Kkne1 are two n numhe1, Ht utea It tte rpper
part of The oID. br1ornded hy fst. an4 consto< Of
THREE par. VIZ: the Anterior. the interior. nd the E1'
taior.
Tbs snterior ahatbs- 1nsezin< eonass os tissues q
vena which szre - depostt the nztos md convey
II to Tie extuaot The tezins d eo<aetr also td-
nina4nx Ia = sinste tnbe, md called the Gtrtet. Tho
p.eteu arc oounccted with the hadde.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13

WHEAT is arriving freely. in wagons, and hnds
ready sale within the range OF our quotations
CORN is In brisk demsnd, with increased receipts
which are readily taken. Sales comprise eol SACK
choice white At o5c, and $40 sacks ordinary white ana
mixed at e0c. .,i
OATS are scarce with some local demand for choice
new which would command b5c.. 80, +,
HAY il quiet and unchanged. i cat new soy ~ ~
Ss per ton delivered and ~ bales from store az sxo
PROVISIONS are without any marked changes,
and in moderate demand. casks city cured Clear
sides sold Mt l9,s9ls1s and iooohs country s'oes'
loose, nj 1sc.
CORN MEAi. is quiet and unchanged, 20 bbls
steam dried sold nc - W9seb, md ~ DOS iresh
BUTTER-with decreased receipts, prices are ex-
tremey firm with an upward tendency; ~ pkg
choice Northern sold ai soc, and 20 pkgs choice
southern Illinois Mt 2s@spc 49,, /,
EGGS-Stricty fresh receipts are in good demand
At better prices, Sales comprise 10 pkgs at l2f@lfc
Old are unsaleable. 80 .
POULTRY is In good demand, with sales Of .
coops spring chickens at So co2 90 and 2coops old
VEGETABLES of all kinds in abundant sup.
ply with fair demand foI fresh. Sales were ~ bbls
Onions AZ e. 753 90; Is bbls Potatoes nj u 50f2 co.
and crates cabbage at 81 per 100 Sweet Potatoes
bring from 81 JOCf2 90 per bush, and Tomatoes 5c.
FHtiTTs-Grep~ ~ IN descriptions plenty, ex-
cept Peaches, which are wanted. bush Bartlett
pears sold at IS per BUSH ~ bhls apples at 81 50
az 90; 10 IA bush boxes apples at 5oc per box %
boxes peaches at soc@si co. and 10 boxes cling stone
peaches at 4oc.
GR0CERIEs a DRUGS are quiet at previous rates
FREIGHTs have advanced 10 New Orleans with in
creased ofe rings. aeon Hfs
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
NOTICE

A.
L. hereby gwen thai dsgauls having occurred In the
perfo rnssce Of ihs coadltioas oppressed IN serts
mortgage or deed Of trust executed BY Edward 7.
Ross 10 Samuel staAts Taylor and EdyH Parsons,
Tru stees 81 e Cairo City Property dated ma 18th daj
Of October, A. u ts6l, and recordel the reseraer
ONCE in and for Alexander eouniy In the Stale Of III
isois In book Of Deeds. page ~ &C., ssid norigAse
bsred thirty.sis tyD and thirty ~even tsI) IN block
numbered seventeen IN in the Ara addition ~ ne
city os Cairo, IN said county and State.
We, the undersigned. said trustees siii On Friday
the i3ih day Of August next, A. ID. i, nj 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon oftha day under ana ~ virtue ofthe
power Of sale contained In sad mortgage sell II pub.
ls auction 10 the highest bidder. fof cash Al the Of
saus and isth street, sad city dfCaro AleSsnds
county and State 81 inois said los. numbered thirty
sis tss and thirty -se,.n tu in block rumh~fed .ey
enieea 7, In the hIst addition 10 si city of Cairo,
according the recorded plat thereof With The appur
tsnaDces 70 satisfy the purposes snd conditisn OF
mortgage. =. SrAATs TAYLOR,
Ir EDWIN PARSONS.
Trustees of the Cairo City Prep>ry.
Dated, Cairo, H.. July alsf iSc. iyN-dtS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
STATE OF ILLINOIS. ~.
~ ALEXANDER COUNTY, a

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander County. e-p,enbe
Term, leo. |rH
Bailey 5. HaFfe..
John r. Cook and ~. AN'Thmept DeiAA@A -
Henry A. Althouse.
Notice Is hereby given % you, tie said John l.
Cook, that writ Of attachmen, has been sued out o.
the otce u clerk 81 ths eirrut said AleIsne
county, at The suit Of the said BAILEY =. Hsrre anu
against tls estate % you. the sad John u. Cook and
Henry A. Aihonss. FOR four hundred and
forty -four dollars aud rfrtyshve a cents, d.
Tectsd 20 the shenn % SAID esusty TO
execute, which said writ has been returned by ssid
shsrfn executed. by ievying the loss number
I'd fourteen 40 and hssn 49,, 10 block subsssd az
'one ts IN the city Of Cairo. Illinois, ssihs property
Nov unless you, the said John v Cook shall per
soray be and appear b-fore The circuit eest ~ ssd
county the hrst day the next term thsr eof 70 be
holden In the city ofCsrn, 10 said county on the thfo
Monday ~ the month ofsep,enser next gvs specie.
bail and plead 10 said action dgosnt will b entered
against you In favor Of the ssd PLAINTIFF and the prop
'y attached sold TO sai; ;s"s;'h' . s,sh see.
Cairo, H., July -, isss.
Alien, Webb ABliles. piAil,ins s,teEasys
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
Nor1cr


NOTICE sea
Is hereby given that default having occurred In tie
performance of te conditions expressed in tertsir
mortgage deed of trust EXECUTED BY John " Cyrus
70 samuel staafs Taylor and Edwin Parsons ,rnstee-
of the Cairo City property. and dated August ksh
d. iso6 aud recorded in The recorders Office In and
for Alexander county, IN the state Of Illinois, IN book
p Of deeds. page i32. ac, said mortgage or deed q
trust conveying lots numbered thiryfour t5t) and
thirty-hye (15l, IN blocks numlsred hye (b, In the
third addition in the city Of Cairo, In said county and
STATE. We the undersigned said trustees viii on Pr
day, the ilih day Of August next, A. u. ls.s al u
oelosk IN the fcresoon OF That day under and ~ VIZ
tue 81 the pover Of sais eonsned ia sad mortgage
se AT public auction. 20 the highest bidder for cash
nc the once badLg Of said trustees. corrsr OF wash
ngton Avenue aud 18th street IN said city Of Cairo, 10
Alexander county andstste % Illinois, -aid lots mum
red thirty four (Jt) and thirty -hte a. IN hook i've
f5 In the third addition 10 said city ~ Cairo, sccord
ing 10 the recorded plat thereof. with the appuften
gnee-, N satisfy the purpose. ssd eonditon 81 sac
Mortgage. sIAAIsTAnLoh,
Trustees OF the Caro- CITY Properlyt
Dated. Cairo. m, July 2isi. iss' iysi-did
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
RIO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs!C r. Yeager 4 Co., near corner Of Eighth
street and Commercial avenue, have supplied them
Meter Testers Parties dissstisdsd With the rexster.
ing " Their Gsters can now have them tested II Is
viii - charged 70 the party cssshS Il ths meter
u found ineeueet no chMGe will b made. poyI5tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
LOCAL.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that default having occurred IN the
performance Of the conditions expressed IN certain
Mortgage OF Deed Of Trust executedby Henry Duhkei
to samuel staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons zee
ofhe Cairo City Property, dated August eth lsoo ano
recorded in the Recorders office, in andf9r Alexah
der county in the State Of Ilnss Ia Book oil DEEDS
page il9, said Mortgage Deed Of Trust conyeyne
lots numbered II (seventeeD) and ls telghteen) 10
block numbered II twenty -onel in the fourth add
ton 20 the city Of Cairo. in said county and STATE we
the undersigned, said Trustees, will ~ o'1Nh
on Friday the 18th day ofAugust next, A.Ds Hs9
10 o'clock Of the forenoon OF that day, under and by
virtue Of the power Of ale contained said Mortgage
sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder cr Cash
atthe Office building OF said Trustees corner Of Wash
ngi0n Avenue and 18Th street IN said clty o. GaIre,
IN alexander county and State Of Illinois, said lot.
humneIed o. lseyeniecn) and Is teirhtsent. IN sao
Mocs numoered n pwenfy-on in SAID fourth addl
ton said CITY Of Cairo, according TO the recorded
plat thereof with the sppurenances, to satisfy the
purposes ana condition Of bald Mortgage.
nrrsf. 4. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Cairo, IL, July n. IsD-dts.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13

DRINTING, OF ALL KIN DIS,
II IL Oasss { w DuaItia,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
CTATE OF ILLINOIE,

~ ALEXANDER COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander C,unty-septe nbe
t Term, ts69
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons
Trustees OF the Cairo City Property, ,c..
Charles Schonemeye r and Andrew Popp (
Bill to eniorce Vendors Lien,
Afidayit OF the non residence OF Andrew Ponb ons
of the above named defendants having beer kIed IN
the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court OF said coInty
notice is therefore hereby given TO the said 1nsrv
uopp, that tho eomplainants filed their biIl OF com
ant in the above entitled In said Court on ths
r. ncery side thereof, on the Srd day of July, 1869
- that theIeupon a summons issued out Of SAID
Taoss returnabe ~ the Law directs Now unless vol
the sss Andrew PoPp shall personally be and appear
heSnrs n Circuit Court oi'sad County on the hrst
~ 'exf term thereof to be holden at the Cour
House IN ., eo,tS Of Cairo. in SAID County on The.
aniid said Bill OF complain
ne same and a emsters and things therein charged
and stated vii i. taken a. confessed, and decree
bill 49, JUN " HARTMAN, CLERK.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13

Noi t40hI .fs lfh %.
Is hereby given that default having occurred In the
performance Of the conditions expressed ina certain
mortgage deed Of trust executed by Margaret Ew-
ing 10 samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Par,ons trus
tees Of the Cairo City Property. dated the lsth day o.
March, AID 1854. and recorded In the rccordefs Of
fee IN and for Ale xander county in the State Of Hi
nos IN book Of Deeds, page $40 &c, said mortgage
or deed Of trust conveying lot numbered fifteen (b
in block numbered two 90, IN the second addition to
the city OF Cairo, In said county and State. a
We the undefsi gned. said Trustees, VIII Friday
the 18th day ofAugust next, A; D. lSs a. 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon o that day unde: and BY virtue OF the
power OF sale contained ia said mortgage. sell at pub
c auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash a,the o.
fce buiiding- 81 said trustees corner Of Washington
avenue and 18th street, ta,d city Of Cairo, In Alex
andcr county andsa Of Illinois, said LOT nuineereo
hffeen l5 IN block two f 10 said seeond addition 70
said cityof Cairn, according 20 the recorded pla'
thereof with the appurtensnccs. 20 satisfy the puf
ps-es and condii on VI said mortgage.
r'Tg' - = STATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PAEsONs.
Trustees oftle Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo, H. July 2isi. ssco ly1l-dtd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
VEGETABLES.

VEGETABLES.
New Potatoes per barrel s5 an
Wbife Beans per bush 49, y
NAVY do -.s3o m
Onions per bbl..A..4 .'' ~.'''''.''sT ''c''
:. WHEAT n.nf I'd 500, NJ
Choiop New White ''''.''''Ss
NJ - do ............... ] 2W a. a.
Choice New III o.
No 4 do
ordinary Red and VoVei ~
WHISKY. t-rfr.a adT ~
RectiHed according to proof eyg ~,
bourbon do Ut 30 : do ........."."..'.'. 'o@' W
~ PREIGHTs 9uil
p.,.s nv RAN raoM NY AM Bosros TO CAIRO ~ 1nE
ptsr List list class q so "a do, s2if Sd do 81 III
4th do, 81 Os; special do. 72c.l 3y0g N'a ., on
To New York, Cotton, compressed. 'T'''''''' as
do do uncompfesscd !. ..' a., 49,. ard
To INV onLxAss--Flour, " Dbl, 35c; Potatoes sha
Apples 35c; Pork, u Dbl Coo; Beer u 20. rga yo "
Il ioo ms Tobacco per HID % 80 Cotton =, osie'
Heavy frsights 25c; Light freights 3oc II" 's' =.
Hay, comprescde ton, 20 ;"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
COMMERCIAL.

AZ. rE c.,ao, III, August 10, 1859.
y,.., ousntsns revsef prices f5Dm rst hands N a"
etA,r ,ases heher rates hare % BE- paul. r
Our market has undergone no imp9rtan, onsnHys
during the week, and business of all KINDS may pc
termed active for the season Receipts OF nearly al
kinds Of produce arc good and find ready market
at quotations. 900
TogACCo-As the season advances receipts are
falling M and prices are stf'witb good demand, es
peciay for Lugs aud good shipping Leaf OF ful f''es
Sales comprise 1858 ~ an
hhdS JuAs ~ Z
Medium Leaf, at.........lo w 70 i ,v ~ M
u, Manufacturing Leaf, ut II w 10 20 ~ II
4" Trash, ~ a.. IL
EIOf,R continues In active demand rom lne ,rsne
and 10 an orders with quotable changes siie ouI
last semi-weekly review Hce'P's "e 'e'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-13
rr.ds 81 bridegroom.

Essays for Yoan., Men /. athe Interesting relation
Of Bridegroom 10 B.de, iu h re institution Of Marriage
"a guide to mstrimo aia feisa w. sndtrue happiness
Sent BY mail in sealed letter envt SPes nee charge
Address, HOWARD A~oCiATi0i '" DOB y, fhladel
phs. n. my3idks311
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03

SENATOR HENDRICKS, of Indiana,
said the other day, m his GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, speech, about the course of Nir-
GINA, etc: 81 don't know, gentle
men, what these three States will do,
but this much l hope, that if either of
these States in judgment is opposed TO
the amendment, that such State will
express her Judgment and then let
the question stand squarely before the
Congress of the United States. Zap
plause.] Let the question stand
squarely before the people, whether a
State is to be excluded from represen-
tatiOn simply because she won't
amend the Constitution of the United
States according to the constitution of
a political party"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
| WISH THEE WELL

7 know but that yonr face Is fair
So Iair, it We'll might tax my wit
To write the sweetness smiling there
In uItersnee meet and music MT;
Your heart, l y no share N IL;
Your home, I am n stranger thers;
Yet think not that I care no whit
For one 50 gentle and SO fair;
Cold were the heart that wished you less
Than smiling days and happiness.
Youth NH your girltsh path with no gers:
May Age with blossoms strew your way;
Love giIdS, I guess. your present hours;
MAY he forever with you stay;
Young sorrows lightly fieet awuys
Your tears are yet but April showers;
May Ages Eriets no longer stay
Nor dRrklier c'Oud you evening hours,
Dear daughter, friend n girl n wife,
May Love home with you all your lie.
What more a pen can wish you here
OF good, may il you be given
A quiet mind, n faith sincere,
That mak his earth a lOWlier heaven,
And when our z shRl Sigh for heaven,
And ind this life no longer dear,
May hope alone 10 you be given,
And death for you have not q fear;
An angel here, your exile past,
Smiling, regain your homea at last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
The Health of Women.

That this should be the great aim Of
all Improvements in domestic appli-
anees there cannot be a doubt, and
that a healthy substitute for the X
haustive, degrading, debilitating-
may we not saydemOraliZing-needle,
with its everlasting "stitch. stitch,
stitch, " and its accOmpaniments Of IN
happiness and often misery. Our SIS
tiers and wives and daughters have,
where the family is large and a goo.
stock of clothes is required, aSfthe
family purse is IpSsed, 4 terrible
amount Of dT6dgery to endure. They
have no time for reading, for attend
ing amusements, o. for Self-imprOve-
ment. Very often they are denied the
ordinary intercourse of society; Oft
times many a mother is little better
than a slave. But there is no excuse
for this state Of things n longer.
Woman's emancipation IS effected by
that perfection of mechanical cOntrfv-
anee-the sewing machine and fool
ISL are they who, rom false notions
OF economy, deny themselves its bless
ings. The new Silent Wheeler& Viii
son machines can be purchased at No.
Z96 Second street, opposite Court
by paying ten dollars per mouth.
Terms so liberal should induce every
no matter how moderate their
means, to possess one Otthese " heuse-
bold fairies.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03

THE people have confidence in the
Legislature, and look to that body to
discriminate in its selection of a Uni
ted States Senator with capacity for
the position. They want no man of
straw. They want a man who will
te thoroughly imbued with the idea
that it is his duty to attend to their
interests in Congress to secure the nee
essary legislative aid for all our great
public works, and to labor without
ceasing, in favor of a great Southern
Pacific Railroad having Memphis for
its initial point. The peoples inter-
ests are paramount to those of ETH
FRIDGE or JOHNSON, or any other
candidate, and we feel assured will
have weight with a Legislature that
is in every essential a popular assem-
bly,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
GOETHE.
Germany CIamorOus for his Literary
Remains.

The Pail Mall Gazette hints that
there is ii skeleton in the closet OF
Goethe, Germany's great poet. What
is the matter? The gazette says that
while we have our terrible poSthumous
revelatiOns-true or falSe-abOut By
ron, Germany is alive with clamOrs
for GOethe's literary remains, which
his grandchildren are accused Of wan
tOnly and frivOlously secreting,
against the express wish Of the poet
himself. When in 1919 the executors
published, through Sehuchardt, a eat
alogue of all Goethe's art and science
collections, they declared their disap-
pOiutment not 10 be able on that
0ceasion To explain their strange reti-
cenee with regard to the delayed pub
licatiOn Of the literary remains; but
the fact was, they said, their lives
We're still sealed, and "they begged
all those who sincerely and really
loved and revered their grandfather"
to suspend their Judgment till such
time when they would be able to give
q full and distinct explanation, and,
they added, ''the granting OF SO small
and Just a favor TO the grandchildren
might, perhaps, be the most natural
and the trueSt outward sign of love
toward the grandfather "-mOre mys-
FERROUS words, which, since Muller
was then still alive, We're respected
and acted upon. Meanwhile, twenty
more years have passed, everybody
who could have been in the least de
gree concerned is dead and gone, and
the only action taken by those dutifui
executors has consisted in their steady
resistance to their grandfather's will;
and finally, worst of all, it has come
to this, that these treasures are not
even any longer accessible. This has
exhausted public patience. There are
angry pr0testations throughout the
German press.
If this sort of work goes on there
will be a call for a Dead Mems Rights
party. The skeletons seem to be the
only things which haven't their rights
at present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03
WIFE ANO I

We guarreled this morning. wife and l.
We were OutOf temper, and scarce knew why,
Ihoagh Ihe cause was trivial and common;
nuLt 70 Iook IN our eyes have sworn that
Were aeonPie efenemies. spiteful and wroth-
Not "A welded man aud woman.
VIE, K a tragedy-queen In a play,
Tossed her sweet little head ia as lOny a way
As 50 little o woman was able:
She elenched her lips with a sneer and a
whlIei, being rouyher, stamped up and down,
Like q etreleSs groom IN a stable
You'd have shoeght US the bIftsrest tseeing
OfIttIe women and little men.
You'd have laughed at our spite and passion.
And would never have dreamed that a storm
Would be ralnbOw'dto tears by that sunlight,
TN we talked in the old fond fashion.
Yet the storm was over In less than an hour.
And was followed soon by a sunny shower,
An that again by embraces;
Yet SO little the meaning was understood,
That W. almost felt ashamed 70 be good,
Aud wore a blush on our faces.
Then she. as a woman, much Drawer beeame,
And tried TO bear the whole weight OF the
BY her kindness, herself reproyiug:
When seeing her humble, and knowing her
I all at once became humble too.
And very eontrite and loving.
But seeing I acted a humble part,
She laughed outright with a frolic heart
\ laugh as careless as Cupid1
And the laughter wrangied along my brain,
Till | almost felt in a passion again
And became quite stubbOr ana stupid.
And this was the time Tor her arms 70 Irvine
around this stubborn neck OF mine,
Like the arms of a maid round a lover;
And feeling them there, with theiT warmth,
you know,
/ laughed quite q different laugh, ar so
The storm las ! called It'll was over.
So then we could talkwith the owe to please.
As, though the passing OF storms like these
Leaves 4 certain felicity
o ( getting -asily angry again,
Yet they free the heart and rebuko the brain.
And teach US a rough humility.
Yoh see thar we love one another SO well,
That we md more comfort than you can tell
In jingIing our bells and eOrals;
In the nereer fights ola world so drear,
We keep our spirits so close and clear.
That we need such trivial qnaTrels.
In the great fierce fights Of the world We try
shield one another. my wife and T.
But the trivial Quarreis or days and nights
Cnshaekied our souls from the great deTee
lights,
And keep US lowly mt human.
Clouds would grow IN the qulstest mind,
make IT unmeeI to mix with IT'S kind,
Were nature less wise as a mother;
cut
From the bosom the hoarded-up darkness
and doubt
The excess vi our love FOR each OIAer-