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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-31
& Barrett's " is A No. 1.

A lifetime of careful attention to
the needs Of the travelling public have
won universal commentator for the
American House, Boston, con-
trolled for nearly a generation by
Lewis Rice, ESQ.
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PERsoNAL.-Fred. Iaunkenheimer,
County Treasurer, and Aug. Brauns,
of the Auditors Office, will leave for
French Lick Springs on Monday.
They go for a couple of weeks to re-
cuperate from their arduous labors.
Mr. Joseph B. Elicit, of the Au-
dltor's Once, has our thanks for re-
peated favors.
Messrs. Fish & Barter have our
thanks for late papers.
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THE SAME OLD SToRY.-We are
again called upon, this morning, to
chronicle the fact that horse attach
ed to buggy was driven into the riV-
er, yesterday, by negro, and the
horse narrowly escaped being drowned,
the deckhands on the Mollie Norton
rescuiDg the animal. but had to cut
the harness so as to free him from
the buggy, which was also gotten out.
Tho negro made a narrow escape also,
and the general opinion was that he
ought to have gone under, as pun
ishment for his careIessness. This is
another warning. and We publish
items similar to the above about twice
a week. Somebody win be sure to
get drowned if this foolhardincss is
not stopped. Ii has been suggested
By disinterested gentleman that il
would pay to organize a company tC
rescue horses, buggies and drivers. as
the mere item Of salvage, alone
would be big thing in the course Of
c year.
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EQUALIZATION oARD.--The Coun-
Gil are working hard, as Board Of
Equalization, and held a session last
night, the members desiring to get
through the work as soon as possible.
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MUFFINs.-It is probable that the
mullins will play another game of
base ball as soon as the side that was
defeated in the last game want " re-
yenge."
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PECULIAR.-We understand that
mud turtle" has become a favorite
dish Of food among the employees on
abe E. s. G. R. R., and especially so
with the engineers.
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pD@ Fish & Barter have Harper's
Weekly, Appletons Journal. and the
other illustrated weeklies: also the
monthly WaUerley.
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b. B.-The colored Base Ball Club
will play a game next Tuesday after
noon, at their grounds beyond the
Depot.
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NoTEWoRTHY.-Thc fluid extract
of lobelia, when applied to musquito
bites, entirely and almost instantly
puts an end to their itching. 1t can
be obtained of any druggist.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Thc Criminal
Court viii meet on Monday, but will
probably adjourn again, as there is
no business on hand at present to be
brought before It.
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u GAL l0TECEa.
Sale OF CITY nronnrtY.

For City Orders, City Bonds or Cash.
Remember the Auction Sale of the
old High School House, corner of
Clark and Centre Streets, at 3 o'clock
Pm. this day. Sale on the premises.
Liberal time given purchasers. 1t
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You've AMERICA. = Two Young
America Base Ball Clubs, the Giants
and Actives, played a match game
yesterday, the former having nine
players and the latter six. The Giants
got cleaned out by their Active op-
ponents, the score standing 8 to So
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FRIsKY.-Messrs. r. S. Rock and
7. Montgomery, while in a gig, yester-
day, on Eighth Street, near the corner
OF Oak, had narrow escape from
serious injury. The horse got excit-
ed, and got to cutting up, during
which both gentlemen were thrown
out, Mr.. Rock barely escaping being
run over. Fortunately they only suf-
tered few slight scratches.
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HEALTH BULLETIN.-Weak doses
Of wash5oards are recommended bv
physicians for ladies who complain Of
dyspepsia. Young men troubled in
the same way may be cured by strong
preparation of saw.horse,
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New CURREECY.-We were shown,
yesterday at the Evansville National
Bank, specimens Of the new frac-
tional currency of the denominations
of ten and fifteen cents The new
issue is a decided improvement on
the former designs, and really looks
like money. The fifteen cent currency
will certainly prove a great con-
venience. and has long been needed.
Both the ten and fifteen cent issue
have beautiful female heads on the
left end, and on the backs is beau
tifuI green color: in fact, are regular
greenbaeks. The general design AID
execution Of the new currency is fine,
and reflects credit on the American
Bank Note Company. The twenty
five and fifty cent issues. of the new
currency will be out shortly, apd the
Evansville National Bank has sent
on for supply Of the same.
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/. l. ROWLsON, the best Cutter
that has ever been in Indiana, will
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New RooF.-We observe that Mr..
CassaVant is putting q new plastic
slate roof on w. G.. Brown & Co. s
wharf boat.
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For Family Use.

Choice Lard, put up in tin cans,
at twenty-one cents (21c.) per pound,
and no charge for cans, for sale by
u. RUFFNER, JR., & Co.,
jy21tf. No. Water Street.
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In THE CITY.-Governor Baker is
in the city, on a brief visit, having ar
rived on Thursday night
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PLENTY.-Fine peaches and pears
have become quite plenty in this city,
but are held at rather high prices.
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san Academia MAN DROWNED.
From the officers Of the steamer Sam.
Orr We learn that w. S. Griffith,
canlker BY trade, and for q long time
ennlovcdat the Dry Docks IN this city,
was drowned by falling of barge,
at ShotwelI Mines, on last Thursday,
about FIVE o'clock in the evening. His
body had not been found. when the
Orr passed up, but every effort was
being made to recover it. Mr.. Grit
fth's relatives live in this city, and
he leaves an aged mother. and a
brother and two sisters to mourn his
untimely decease. His brother left
on the Cumberland last evening for
the Shotwell Mines to recover the
body if possible. Mr.. Griffith was a
sober and industrious workman, and
was member of Morning Star Lodge
No. Z and Evansville Encampment
No. 90, L. o. o. F., in this city.
About year ago ne met with serl-
Gus and almost fatal accident at the
Dry Docks, while working on the hull
of a barge, and was knocked senseless
by piece of timber, and confined to
his bed for weeks. The bereaved
family have our sympathy in their
hour Of affection.
Later.-From the officers of The
Armada, which arrived at twelve
o'clock last night, we learn that Crit
fth's body had net been found al
noon yesterday. when the Armada
passed M.
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The HUMB0LDr CENTENNIAL,-A
public meeting will be held to night,
at the Court House, for the purpose
of taking steps to perfect the Icces-
sary arrangements for a grand cele-
bration on the 18th of September, the
centennial anniversary of the birth
day of Alexander Won Humboldt.
Our German fellow citizens, and all
others interested, are invited to be
present at the meeting this evening.
It is designed, We understand, to have
celebration worthy .of the exalted
fame Of the great naturalist. Let the
Court House be crowded.
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BASE BALL.-The regular Saturday
game Of the Evansville Club will be
played this afternoon.
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CITY NEW S.

"a rnold's Ink at the JOURNAL
Office.
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Henry w. Burr, No. 40
West 18th Street, while on a visit 10 the
~ est, was attacked with severe illness
from drinking impure water. Life was
must Gle. His wife was immediately sent
for, ana in a day or two was at his bedside.
Having herself sees the beneficial results
rom the use of PLANTATION BITTERS, she
insisted upon their being administered to
MIN, mich was done. in quantities pre-
scrlbed by the attending physician. The
result was almost as If by magic, and in
one-half hour from the time they were
given her husband was out of danger, and
Dy q moderate use of them three or four
times 3 day, he was soon able to resun e
n g journey to his home. This is but one
case of many thousands that we know of,
MAGNoLIA WATER to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
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Mr.. GEORGE H. FISH, of the firm
Of Fish & Barter, leaves this morn
ing for Eastern cities. He will look
through the large publishing houses
there, and make such additions to his
stock of books as the growth and
literary Improvement of our city seem
to demand.
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FOR RENT.

PLANTERS II o. Lon Water
Street, between Main and LacEst.
ivan i2t CHARLES KELLER
~0UsE-With five rooms, within halI
q square Of the new High School. In
Gufre Of SHAFER, q E u EN- q hEHhI
ghird street, between Main ana ~ 81
more. l2y-2 ~
EE Gus ca comfortable two story
80 brick dWelliEg-houSe in sullivan
town. 1jy29 diff VICTOR B1SCd.
@sTgre GROOM Main Street, be-
- tween Fourth and Fifth. Apply to
a. G. ROSENCRANZ, Office City Foundry.
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WANTED

- 0NN-On a drst-InoTtgase note, six
DHEs sac months, city property In
f9reSt better than bonds or bank stock.
SnTIv az BEN. STTNSON'S Office.
jy3l DIT
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FOUNTAIN PENS. - Call and see
them at the JOURNAL Office.
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WATNsTREET EXCHANGE.

M Elm , al - L n A E-AA % 4 M La
Corner of Fifth and sixth SIs.,
8TGN Of BIG REFLECILNG LAN1kRW.
~EEASANF, airy rooms, clean, COM
Portable beds, with excellent board So
per week, orsingle meals 35 cents: lodgings
SIS cents. The best the market affords Will
always be found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and Catawba wine Ct the
Kretchmar farm viii be thankfully receiY-
ed and promptly attended to.
feSd6rn JOHN G. SCHWEIZER.
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~ nine miles north on SHOALS STAG
800 4 q 80 80, .l- ~ ottt ,,...,
region, Astounding lu game aud fish. Hs
wei ah mlnCra. and botanical specimens
and Indian Itelica. The famous JUG
ROCK, r. natural puriomiy of great iuter-
est stands near the road ou The way lo
The Mineral Water la considered by
many persons AZ the most valuable oi nny
IN the w est: White sulphur Black Hula
phur, lpho-Chmly bonto, GhaIy beuta, aud
Fresh W0ter-1ud ju abundance.
Analysis by DE- owen OFT one of tho
springs shows lhe following properties.
OF Magnesiai hulphoie Mngneilni rlieln-
small Quantity, lHrb0miC Acid Gas vs.
trace, Chloride Sodium, suiphato of soda,
BulphaLe Lime CnrbOnate ul Limo Chloe
ride Potassiun-amni quantity Alumlnn
--tmall quantity.
For The superiority 81 tao Winter as "a
curative agent and delicious Summer bev-
erage, reference need only Doe mndn ~ the
thpuEanda who have used it. 40 has been
in az 20 iorTnsi Tor ai dlaen8e8 II Ono
Stomach, HoWeat Kidneys, EVuH, SKIN
Tor Dfopsy, Neuralgia syphilis hleuma-
Is an active ana emciout ALTEHATIvE.
Warm, C9ld, and Tcpld shower and
Tub Baths Furnished Of the
Mineral Water.
The BOWLING Alloys and Saloon are in
charge OF MI. 0arm0dY, Di hVauaNIlIIg.
who viii be pleased lO chter o. Che tastes
anu AAiEtHN ~ fHat AtAN HAA tNI|lINFs
as many new Ones as may favor him with
their presence
Daily hacife win convey passengers to
and from the SPRING, connecting with Ono
trains both ways on the OHIO ana MI.Hia-
alppi Railroad 90 Shoals station. IIHclra
win also run between Bedford, on ono
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago ElII-
road, nud The springs.
Hack charges rom Shoals 90 ihe Springs
reduced 10 o. 90.
y. AZ. DuNfuUE, Proprietor.
The place, with scVcu hundred acres. iI
fOr sale or lease FOR q tenn of years.
June ~, dtlEtnug
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EP Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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DIag0lntion Nolioa.

NH BhHTN EusIIIp uEuEru
~ fore existing uudor The nIm uamo q
HUMPHREY Patrick "a t0.. NUFwHrIIun
and Commission MerehauU nud WH4fI.
BOAT Froprie lors, Was dissolved hy mutual
consent ON lhe lfih luHLt ~. WI. Patrick
Eellrlng nom the nru. The DusIuHH Will
be continued ~ ~ M Humphrey. Go8rrH
y. Lewis and Charlie W kfuty. uudur
the arm name OF Humphrey, Lewis 4. U.l..
jys0 ar HUMPHREY. pATEfCKt DO.
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20 -

Ws0M 8hLE LuAHLE MAIN
~ STREET fA0fLltfH splendid
property known us the HEIar property
4 tuated ou tho west corner 8f MnIH HrIU
SIKH Streets. fronting 1JlE feet Du Main
street aud l60 feet On Sixth atreet aHIH
property is offered for Baid nt I0W HruICH
on easy terms. Apply io
III. -. hLLtJI,r q SON.
Real Estate AreufH.
Corner Locust and ThIrAHtr.rfH.
fel8 ar
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BG Undressed or wash kid gloves
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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MARRIAGE LIcEssEs.-The following Lii
cepses to marry were Issued from the
County Clerks Office, for the week end
ing July 30eh:
Andrew Eett and Louisa Mayer.
Henry merit and Jennie Z Olt
Philip Drilling and Theresa Groppen-
bacheT.
Andrew J. Lane and ArabelIa Legion.
George woodruff and Christina Heisley.
william Nelson and Catharine Burns.
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Enr Rent

FFFEEE III Z = z s 4 @ u D8EGh
q. building occupied by I. & ID. Heimann,
10. 81 Main Street, is for rent. Apply as
their store, Nos. 60 and 81 Main Street.
jy2 diff All city papers please copy.l
" OUSE on Fourth Street, between
- Main and Syca acre, 9 double three
story brick, with two good stcre-rooms.
VIII be rented sepa1 ately or together.
Good accommodate for tvo separate
families. For furts7eI arttculars apply to.
Street jun15 dtf
sATURDAY...................-..... JULY 81, 1869.
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Dy- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at /. Il. d. HEIMAN's.
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" Barrett's " Popular Hair Restora
tive.
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- - - - N~-Nf
j AS. WILTSHIRE,
Q

We are desired, On behalf Of the
ladies, to return their grateful &C.
acknowledgements to the Eighth Ward
for their kind remembrance of the
orphans, and the benevolent spirit
that dictated the contribution.
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Nothing wanting in " Barrett's."
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Eg- Carriers Ink is equally good
for writing or copying, For sale at
this Office.
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B- Faber's Pencils (genuine) for
sale at this Office.
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" Barrett's " is not sticky or gummy
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a WORTHY DoNATIoN.-All our
readers will remember the Republi-
can Wigwam in the Eighth Ward.
Itwas built during the last campaign.
and last Spring, after the election was
over, it was ordered to be sold. The
order was carried out, and part of the
money received from the sale donated
to the Orphan Asylum, as the follow
ing note will show:
EVANSVILLE, July IS 1869.
To the Lady 8Iauagers of the Evansville
Orphan Asylum:
Enclosed you will please find $27 80
being the amount of one-half of the
proceeds of the sale of the Eighth
Ward Republican WigWam, donated
at the last meeting of the Ward. We
are sorry the amount is not larger
but trust this sum will do some good
Yours, truly, JOHN GREEK,
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LAW OARDs.
LEE DIyKELsPIaL-

formerly OF Louisville. Kentucky,
ATTOR NEK Ar LAW
Third Street. between Main and Locust,
Evansville, Indiana. Business promptly
attended 70. Special attention paid to
collections. ;e2OIm
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THE
Indian Spriu Us .

Thu Proprietor Of tia Indian
Springs, In Martin County. Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house will b. open for visitors
the lst Of June.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS RETAINING UNCLAIMED 10 o.
POst-Office at Evansville, State OfIndiana,
on the 30th day OF July. 1860.
Persons calling for any Of these letters
viii please say "Advertised," giving date.
LADIES' LIST.
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fhss win b. devo>d objects politics
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na.ss H. will ssadoa rendering
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easl.1 y asss av Tbs proprietor
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Thss male C:b opportunity hs pspc,,
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In the EDITORIAL DEPARTNkNi
Of the SUNDAY TIMES The highest 0e
gfee Of talent, sch olarshir, critieai 's'' ,
and industry has been secured ana o.
though this .kpsr' menl OF the pap',
tapsssousl e0s he present the pub, s@,
tnch warranted IN stating that il vii ~
b ssrpasssl In sbllliy BY NY paper "
u ecsatry.
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Yattital.


For the Tsxas RseseHsaa.
Thess il = ND vhish blsoas fuesvss,
WdA 1owegy vals I'D silvssy river,
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Forever fair, aai Hills 4 ssssa,
TAa sshs - = - lsaPsst's SOAR
Il 10 de land II kvSsascas
TIE lsvsd asd Iusa 70 long 40,
Per- Ct removed fern nsorsel woe
Dwell in thoss rsolma Of ksdlsss day;
God wipss their hitter tears away,
AID Whom oar hsasas viii gFisf ass sore
Va longing Icsa To Evsssoax-
/, nay sesn hard y kiss Tie rod
Asd how sshniasivsiy V 0ei,
Yet lovss swssa shaiaa thai IssAh did
win rssmtes, b. whels Gcssvss.
8uspassiag bsiGAessl Assaas Of yorr
Win b. he sys = Evsssoaa
DsveFnses.
Tases i laaA II ssnav skies,
BsisAs IN ~ past ~ peosPsss rise !;
Aid II 1owsra ~ ever there
laAslsd ness's ftsaA asd balny ar.
Too sooa did pass thoss days Of yors,
The Aky kad Of Nsvsasoas-
Twas thsss ~ hopeful maiden hear,
with blissfsl slSA, ~ tssdsr word,
Who dsselaAs hsart bsotsa sos,
Aoarns bilsatsd hops asd ps1ursa
vow;
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Lived Ia ths lasd Al NavnaAoaR.
Whea ~ are rsns AID frisads depart,
AID eia aaA sosrow chill the heart,
Rsgrstfally we turn our sight
Back 70 Lifs's rory mosaing bright
And sixh to think thoss drsAns ARE oe,
Thsa giided earth in NHvEaAons
&. w. ID.
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showing I'll The rAifsoa1s II astaal ~.
ration 70 he Slals. wieA thstr tssntni,
also hos IL progress saA uadse ~.
tract, ~ we'll = III ~ elaGs liass ~
main rods Of tsavsl VII s. AsaleAel
u ths eauas sa4ss y ~ Alnaaas ~
will ~ issrsass The ~ d pss>AGs.
single seplss cf ~ Alnasas vill -
nailsd NJ u peetaes, ~ ~ sea1s y
any part u ~ Uej1od D1a&o1 ~ ~
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a1dl1aoa, whsse - 0ssen = upuss1e
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Read the list Of distinguished written
Of the South. with whom arrangements
have icen maze Tor regular contributes
tc ,he columns ofthc SUNDAY TINES
during the year
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL sInHE
All, REQUIER, Late Of Mobile
JOHN 4. THOMPSON, Of vlrgini,
P. ". ALEXANDER. of Georgia,
WIN. EVELYN, OF New Orleans.
TIC. DsyE0N, Of South Carolina.
MADAME a. Dcv. CHAUDR0x,
Of Mobile.
Rev. Dr.. H. N. PiERCE, Of Mobile,
"KAMBA TH0RPE." Author 0
-Four Oaks"
Hon. {. G. LAN0DON, OF Alabama.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-05-14

She has ssised place, whose iambsnt
walls
SHOW fair in the astrals creamy glow ;
When Kghtsoms lsss through the stately
halls
l,sss tine y ~ nssse's - cd dow
She has Iost-oh, Only homestead on,
Where tho swallows Ait and the saow
whsrs he nscaiisht earsssss the par-
~ welA,
And de- ~ takss ever IL own wild
way.
sAs vas wsss-shs sstssh veil hss
pa1t-
She losl-oaly heart
shs has gaiasd Of Summer frieods, no,
Fashioa aad Raak a.d Riches and
Power
Foo ..sv who hold her gracious .ad
Scarcely ,s's 'A' -.'d'" ~''s's' =
eAs bas lsst-- ~ right b remember III
One ss,e shal aishs MD u. ross.
ri Iaia,
The right y ksow, in he lovslsss
throag,
How oss wstohsth her stih with pas
siooaas pAia.
b Il so-shs has chosen we'll hsa
past-
sks has lest-osly . heart
sAs he. s.issd sAoss gems Of costly
ne; g.. - :. Sc, ...l ~ s'..-'.,
Arr yos tAiakiag. Asas, Of ~ nidsun
- piei1
whsa y wessd hsr cu,is with jsssa
nias tAsrs |
BAs has lesl-~ eisclet Of slsndss gold
A tsea1ea Wv, ed sons faded dow
rs.ss vmsAlsss lssssrs, Ill yssisw and
~;
TAaa - sas.A sss iiaal., IL eirlisA
heass
N'inposss-sAs aetssA wsll he,
part-
She hes lose-esly = hearth
sAs hss saissa pssssnes Of sasadIs'
Her =, : y ~. and her vo,s. a
sveet;
AsA v as.sr nssA lieAh ~ fair. COX
tAse,
Why, La h risals. saA .as i die
Greet
sAs hss lost he Gtfai, rsvssiing GLOW
That trastsd sash thossht 70 IL In
s@nost lbsst,
Yet " wsal pssAsPs, sisss . wo~ss
yM kn0W,
nssl giss Nh lsaAsr wosA ~ ~.
esSaHA
AaA you think shs ~ lcs& Ia,
bsaias past
Nay nay, dsar-osIy hsarti
YINl11ED.
Pros est the vissh;ns nssio II ID,
night
Who's siivsry sosss weave Ievstisssd
From est " tssashiag glory Of ID,
Heha
Thaa 1oas dowa 1usmsriag sAad
Owed s1Reaos,
" eoos, ~ baAAsd n tsass,
q, vissosa swsss Il ssasd year..
Fua ". ~ sshoss lIassrias OF lifs''
hiis,
That waaass hoas liks bis1s II Van
Fyun ~ ~ Assss vAoss bsit1ls col
lugo I'll