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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

Twas liking time, and the cows came ~
From the meadows sweet with clover,
And stood in the LANE. while pretty Jane
Had a quiet chit with thc dfover.
Such quiet chat, that I. scarcely seemed
That single word was sprkcn;.
While magic spell WITH the night dews fell
And the rhytl,r csscns <as ufiutoaen.
The &C tile stood at the lovers side,
Without any show Of vtxltion.
Az though Impressed that a fivc-bar rest
Was apart Of their restoration,
And ~ Jane listened to notes than canfc
Right under the bars and over,
Her heart took wing, like silly thing,
Aud nestled up close to the droycr.
She heard him say that his homo was poor,
That he'd nothing but love to give her
And she smiled contcn', as though Love had
spent
Every arrow he had in his culver;
She smiled content, willie the evening air
With the voices Of birds was ringing;
And her lips confessed that lowly nest
Should never prevent her singing.
So over the bars the lovers lean,
In the JOY of sweet communion;
And sheir looks declare that poverty nc'er
Shall be bar to tl.er union.
Oh, sweetest music. 60 thresd your rhy mes,
Now under the bars and over:
Where pretty Jane, In the iragran. land,
Bewitchcd the heart Of the drcver.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

Dispensations must be signed BY tiit
persons applying for the same, and
accompanied by the fee Of fifteen dol
lars.
"a. Nine Subordinate Oranges
working in State can apply for au
thority to organize 4 State Grange
s. When State Oranges are or
ganized, Dispensations will be re-
placed Ivy Charters, issued withou,
further fee.
4 6: ANlChartcrs must pass through
the&tate Oranges for record, and re-.
ccive the seal dhd official signatures
Of the same.
81. No Grange shall confer more
than two degrees at the sasnc meet
ing unless by virtue Of a dispense.
ton.
IS. After State or Territorial
Grange is organized, all applications
for Charters must pass through the
same and be approved by the Master
and Secretary.
ARTICLE xr.-rREASCRERS.
The Treasurcrs OF the National,
State and Subordinate Oranges shall
give bonds to be approved by the Of
ficcrs Of their respective Oranges.
They shall make annual reports OF
all receipts and disbursements of
their respective Oranges. Those OF
tke National and State Oranges shall
be transmitted TO all State aud Sub
ordinate Oranges.
In all Oranges bills must be APP
proved by the Master aud counter
signed by the Secretary, before the
ARTICLE DEMONSTRATORS.
Religious or political questions
will not be toleratedas subjects
Of discussion in the work Of the Or
der, and no political or religious
tests for membership shsll be APP
piled.
ARTICLE EMBELLISHMENTS.
The Constitution, can only be al
tered or amended as provided in Ar
tiele 3, at an annual mectiag Of the
National Grange, six months notice
Of the same having been given in
writing by any member Of the Natl
onal Grange, stating the alteration
proposed, and the same having been
made known to each State and Terri
torial Grange.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
sfont' Me Louisville Courier. Journal.
Thc FAec - - R1xlupoos Neg.

A man he owned . terrier dors-
A bob-tailcd emery cass-
And that there purp got that there man
In many an ugly muss:
Fur taie man he was on'his muscle,
And the dorg was on has bite,
So to kick that dorg soned animile
Was sure to raise a, fight.
A woman owned Thomas cat,
That at 1t nStecnpeund;
And other cats got upand Slid
When that there cat was round:
The man and his dog came along one
day,
Where the woman she did dwell,
And the purp he growlcd fercciously,
Then went for the cat like -.
He tried to chaw the neck Of the cat,
Put the en- he would MT be chawcd !;
So'he lii on the back Of that there dorg.
And bit and clawed! and clawed!
Oh, the hair 1t hew! and the purp he
you'ed!
Az the claws went INTO his hide,
Aud the chunks Of desh were pealed
from his back.
And he dammexed, and kicked, aad
dicdi
The man he ripped, and cuassed, and
swore,
Az he gathered big brickbat,
That he would be burned essentially
Ifhe did Mt kill that cat!
But the woman allowed she'd be bless.
ed II he did!
And snatched up an old shot gun.
Which she fred, and peppered his
diaphram
With bird shot number one.
They toted him home on . window
blind,
And the doctor cured him up;
But he never was knownto fght again,
o. to own another purp.
Folk. may turn up their shoots at this
here rhyme,
do mt care cuss for that!
All I wanted to show 10, that fighting
dorgs
May TACKLE the wro~g Tosn' cat.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
Tlmber.Grovvlag IN Iowa.

The question of tree culture IN
Iowa il an important one, and 1t is
time it were more iudustriously dis.
cnssed by the people and the press
OF the State. Iowa Is prairie State.
Its supply Of timber Is mcagre. The
present generation will, it no more
Is grown, leave but little to those
that come after. For the future
prosperity Of the State, from the
principles Of common honesty that
forbids the present from roLbing its
posterity, every man now owning q
farm, or an acre OF land, should cheer.
fully and quickly do his whole share
toward providing Iowa with timber
against the day when the native
forests shall all have fallen before
the axe. Tree culture: in this State,
is simple, easy, and always success.
ful. Our soil gives y peculiar nour.
ishment to the young sprouts, and
has remarkable and rapid power
tor forcing tw,gs into trees: In no
State in the Union can artificial Tim.
OcI Uc pVOOuCcu more quickly OF
mure surely. This has been demon.
stratcd to the conversion Of sAc most
skeptical.
It is not only necessary that every
farmer should begin TO grow an a..
tificial grove, but 1t would also prove
10 his great profit. OF this there can
be no question. 1t has already been
tried and proved. AS timber grows
scarcer, as it eventually will, the
profit will correspondingly increase.
The President of the Council Bluffs
Agricultural Society, fifteen years
ago planted the trees from which he
sawed the lumber to build the house
in which he now lives. The subject
Of the tree culture has been thorough.
" discussed by his Club. and earnest
" pressed by himself. He present.
cd to IT'S consideration the following
estimate, which we submit to the in.
speclion Of our agricultural readers:
Take basis, thirty acres, one farm crop
to be grown to the new breaking, and the
trees to be planted the second year sitter
breaking, and allowed to grow twenty years
/ 1.rlr
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
4 Book Sor tie Niii6ai.


q Pa,vArc CorxsEltoa TO Tar MARs,r"
"A or those about 10 marry, male or female.
in ell that psrieins 10 the physiological
mysteries and revelations Of the sexual.
sysism, with the latest discoveries in pro.
Jueing and preventing offspring, how .
preserve the complexion In ell ito attractive.
ness asd beauty. g.. &c.
This 10 IN Interesting and importaat work
Of over two hundred pages, written in Yiais
language, with numerous diagrams and en-
grav;ng. and eou,ains al that valuable To-
formation that every person who 10 married
or centemplates marriage ought - have, yss,
which 20 few really possess. i snravels
mysteries and disclosss secrets thatsvery.
BODY should know; still IL 10 . hook that
ought to BE- kept upder lock end key, and
not laid carelessly about the house. u en-
braces everything on the subject Of The gen .
erative system tbat 10 worth knowing. aad
much that Is not published in any other
work.
This Invaluable work will Le sent 70 any
one free Of Postage) ON receipt Of fify
cents.
Address: Dr.. Butts oispessary, No. II.
norih eigth street, St. Louis. No.
~ No ice to the 46gsted oad Unfortunate.
Before receiving treatment from any Of the
notorious Qsaeks Of this or any other;place.
who advertise in the public papers. or using
any Of the almost numbsrless Qsdck rsmedses,
carefully peruse d.. Butts work. No mats
ter what your disease is, or how deplcrabls
your condition, renember that while Il cost
you Fifty cssts 70 have II With its valuable
infsraaiies. Il may oest fOU, % Il has
maay, . life Of hopsless misery, and regret
not 10 have It. Dr.. Bate can BE- consulted
on any Of the diseases nentiosed In bic wssk
PERSONAL or B, nail. Once No. II, ssrts
eighth ST., between Market and Chestnut b
Louis, Mo. v9aS0. It.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
! 5E=1

WARNkkS PliY kEAxDY 10 lhs Only
ss.e.saiiy cur. - every sss. II Dlins. pls.S c
ing. Or Itching Piles; .very saesrsr saa1
assh l. heir 10. Ifyou ssatr With Co.slipa.
ton Of Dyspepsis which always aeeravs.s
and 10 generally the cause Or rifles, ~
Wsraer's Dyspepsia Tonic.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
THEY ARE NOT A VILE
FANCY DRINK.

Made Of Poor Rum, Whisky. Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquore. doctored, epicei and
sweetesed to please the taste, called .sTonics,
."Appetizers," '.Reetofers," &C., that lead ths
tippler on 10 drunkenness and ruin, but are
true med cine. made from the native Roots
and Herbs Of California. free from all Alco>
holic Stimulsnts. They are the Great Blood
Purifier and Life Giving Principle, per
feet Renovator and lnv'gorator Of the sys tenn
carrying on oil poisonous matter. and rector.
ing the blood 10 healthy condition. No per-
son can take these Bitters sccording 10 diyec-
lions, and remain long, I'm we'll.
500 will be given for 81 incurable case,
provided the bonee a'e not destroyed BY min>
sral peisons or other means and the vital or
gans wasted beyond the point Of repair.
For In6ammaiory and Chronic Rbeuma-
lism and Gout, Dyspspsis or Indigestion. Bill.
ious. Rsmittent and Internittent fevsrs Die.
eases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys aud Biad.
der, these Btters have been most successful.
such diseases are caused BY Initiated Blood,
which il generally produced BY arrangement
Il the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse The visiated Blood whenever you
6ud iss impuri,ies bursting through the skin
In Pimples, Eruptious Or Sores: clea nae Il
when you end IL obstructed and sluggish IN
.ahe veins: cleanse il when is 10 foul, and your
feelings will tell you when. Keep thu blood
pure snd the health u the system Will follow.
Pin. Taps AID other Worms, lurking IL the
system II % many thousands, arc e6ecsnally
dsstseyed AID removed.
IN Bilious. Remiueal aad IpteSnittent
.yeseFs these Diters have no equai. For full
,daseeassss read csssfslly tho circular around
eash bseals, pttnssd in tosr Ian sssess-Ens.
Ileh, 0ss0as. French and Sranlsh.
>. WALKER, Proprietor b! Commerce, a.
ny. N. n. MCDONALD & Co.
Druggist asd essesai Agents, San Francisco
I'D Sacsameslo. Cslifornia, and 80 a nd "A
's,.e.:, .: e. ~ n si,Tr.n,noo,sr {ss:t ,.e
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

The Japanese colony IN California
promise to exhibit at least five chests
IT tea At the next State fair, from the
plantations set out last season.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

PERIOD OF CESSATION IN Domestic
AKIMALs.-What is the period Of
CESSATION in domestic animalsS-T.
o., Plymouth, Mass. Ans:-The
following table will be found correct
NJ to the shortest, mean and longest
period:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
N1ATk OF IOWA, TAMA COUNfr. "a.

~
70 Richard Hous. and Thomas N6tsr:
ion. and each " you, are hereby Aotitied
that on or before the 10Th Of July. A. D. 1870,
snefe viii b on sle, N me oficecf ne Clerk
petition Of Fideiia 4. White cis;mine al
you the partition Of cert4in reNa estate; also.
asking that an accounting Msy be had Of
the rents and profits Of said real estate and
MAT The PiaiN'iG may have her share q ) the
~nme and that unless yoss appear thereto
..~d defend, on or before room OF the second
dny Of The hext term Of ~Sid Court, being the
sngnst term Of said Court for the wear A,
=. 1870. commencing on the first Monday q
august. a. D. 1870, At the Court House. in
Toledo, in said County. default viii hc on.
tered against you and Judgment rendered
sAereon.
ArrELcArE KISxE, Att'ys for pltf
28-291
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

The number of sheep killed BY
dogs during 1869, as estimated from
returns received at the Department
OF Agriculture, aggregates halt mill.
ion, with - many more wounded.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
To HOllWe And
Middle. YcS1 Ma.ss.
1NNlXNNNNNI,

ladies', ask your VfuGGt1t Tor DR.. Miller Q
Emmenaxogue, the only sxls; surs and rSila<
Die remedy Cor female Irregularities. ai6 !
pesitive cure for the Whitsr Pr sale, In,
toledo. b. Q. G. Rogers, and by Druggists
evsrywhsrs. Pr,es, one dollar. PREPARED
BY. p. Miller / Co., 6l9 State g., Chicago.
f3A0
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
YE52 3S3l:I

WAkNEkS DYSPEPSIA TONIC 10 pre-.
pared expressly Ter Dyspepis, Or lndigest>
ion, Nervousness and Debility, loss Of Ape
petite, and those afflicted With habitual ees-
tiveness. lts properties are Tonic. laxative,
aad gently stimulating, H. does not cenfdttr
spirtts,) il gives tone, energy and action 70
the digestive organs, therefore tdt proper
remedy for Dyspepsis AID Constipation
For sale hy druggists everywhere. }. ?.
MILLER 3 CO., Prepriesors. 90 State Sri,
Chicoso. (840
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
AT TIE
Union Store
We Haze .Receivea Our
Choice Stock
OF SPRING GOODS,
70 which We in-4.e tie attention Of The puh,
sic We shall be receiving New Goods
nearly every week throughout the sea
son, which We shall offer to the
public at the lowest possible
margin Of profits.

We G*s no figures on . few articles lower
than they can be sold, for the purpose
deceiving the public, and then make
up the loss on some othe, arti-
cles on the real worth Of
which they are not as
well posted.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
Mrs. Miller's New Book,

's1he Doyol 0soA - 1eseuoe..
A delightful and instructive story for boys.
Price, $3.50. Sold by booksellers, Or seat
b. mail on receipt Of price.
Also, numerous other books. Write for
descriptive circulsrs. Address - above,
ALFRED 1. SEwELL & CO., Publishers,
Chicsge Ills
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21


Cost Of preparing ground. .....9 1000
Cost Of planting 80 acres. 292, so
Tending same 6rst year.. 5000
Interest on the above cost for
20 years .................. 76S, 90
Tending for four successive
years. $500. .............. $4,000
Interest ON same. ............. 5000
Allowance for extra care. 100000
Total cost. S,0l7.0o
Numbet Of trees on 30 acres-6
xs fs...................... 2e.4oo
Allowing three trees for . cord
Of wood, gives cords. $3.50
Allowing it to be worth three dol.
lars cord in the pile. after
deducting the cost ofchopping,
the value would be.......... 26.S7O.OO
Net Proflt.... ............... 23,442,O0
In this connection we would Ray
that we hope q more general inter.
est will he awaken on this subject.
We should like to hear from all hav-
ing had experience. There are hun.
dreds of persons IN Iowa who could
give Information and instruction OF
great value to the whole State. To
them, and to all others desiring to
give their views upon the subject, the
columns OF the Register are open,
and the invitation to write is cordial.
Estate Register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
EyeeJ6prl.
The Physiology Of Marriage

liz En3sl0iO&y OF Marriage
F.s 1ssIs 800. 2 s...:: .: zoo
cad ~ JAilpeSsS Flstsa Ris sssy 60 etsi
On The Physiological Neral aad Lseai Re.
lstioa u The Sexes In Marriage - Rspfcs
dactsoa illustrated asd explained "a ~.
position Of the Diseases and other cause,
which disqualify both sexes fer tAs Copju>
gal UniUo, aud lead 70 unhappy Marriage
and Divorces-with Glossary Of nsaicAr
terms, and % Arpsndix on Throat, Luss
and Chtohse Disesses--belng . self.in.
structor 10 Sexual rhysiology for lAniliss,
especially the young Of both sexes. papsr
covers 30 cts:; cloth Is cts. Mailed uader
cover 70 any address on receipt Of price.
AGENTS wANTED.--Circular Of con
tents and induscmcntS 70 Agents, free
To Young And ING soo.s wosk
Mlddlc-Agcd N1cm. reii.nis tr. .vi.
ever pu ,lished by a regular physician OH
Seminal aad Nervous Debility, Organic
ders 10 THE MiIwAuSEE MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, MlLwAE.
KEE, WIS.,
- Ttls above Institute q coaductd un.
der chapter from thS Legislature Of Wis.,:
oonsinr and 10 NO humb0g: We refer, b.
permission, 70 the Publishers Of ~ paper
N. D. We ars prepared 10 receive pGtl6hta
aiiicted with Nervous and Chronic Disesses
into the Institute. For terms, ETC., address
- above. 10.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

These machines are SIMPLE, SILENT
and POSITIVE make the LOCK STITCH !;
use STRAIGHT. SHORT NEEDLE; run
easily and smoothly, aud do large range
Of work, and vi their late improv eme n,s
and complete and perfect attachments, are
'unques,ionably the best for AL kinds OF
family sewing.
The Finkle s Lyon Improved Machines
-lsve taken First Premiums at nearly every
EUR where exhibited and at the Minnesota
State Fair, October LIST. 1863, "Highest Pre-.
MUM AMI Silver Medal for best Family
Sewing Machine. It has only to be know n
20 be appreciated.
Each Improved Machine 10 sent out COM
Plete without extra charged with new style
IIemMer, Quilter and BrAider, extra Needle
Plate, Screwdriver, Oiler, hottie Of oil, IL As.
sorted Needles, = Bobbius, Gauge and Screw,
Wrench and Instruction Book.
THOS. BARKOWS & CO.,
Aeyl] 81 Washington Street.
Chicago, III.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21
FuRNlTUke.
JAMES WALLACE,

UPHOISTER 4 UNDERTAKEN.
General Manufacturer and.D Dealer 10 Furui.
ture Of oil kinds, Of Warranted Quality.
He has rsnevsd his entire stock to his sale
room and Mandatory, 81 the south end Of
Toledo, on the 1ams City road. Hs makes
and sells osly 6rst class goods, and sells
ONLY roa CASH. l3n37f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

JUSTICES BLANKS, Of all kinds. printed
~ and for sale at the REPUBLICAN, Office. ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-07-21

I American Sto * Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-11
Internal Revenue.

The commissioner of Internal Re.
venue has promulgated the following
decisions:
Interest paid on money which Is
invested in business or real estate
from which no income Is derived, Is
not deductible from income; interest
thus paid may be offset against inter.
est received, or falling due TO tax-pay-
er.
The laying of q new floor or putting
on Of a new roof would usually be
regarded as ordinary repairs but the
! replacing of a shingie roof by 4 slate
root, or a board floor by a tile floor. OF
in short by substituting a higher pric-
ed article for an inferior, would not be
regarded rs ordinary repairs and only
/ the value of the inferior article would
be deductible.
/ Expenses incurred in putting prop
/ erty in better condition than when
it was purchased, or ifit was purchas-
ed prior to January l, 1862, than il
was in on the above date, would be
deductible; such repairs would be re-
/ garded as betterments.
Expenses on real or personal prop
erty from which no income is deriv-
ed are not deductible from income.
For selling wood, coal, bread, ETC.,
persons would be liable to tax as deal
er or pedlar, according To the manner
of making sales.
a person 1rhOse business il is to buy
or sell milk, would be liable to tax rs
produce broker if he had not paid tax
as dealer, peddler, cattle or commercial
broker
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-11
sudden Death while at Prayer.

1t is our painful duty to record this
morning a sudden and singular, yet
in the eve of the Christian, blessed
heath. The Rev. Phineas Blackmar,
for the past year pastor of the Presby-
terian Church at TOnawanda, on
Thursday paid visit to South Wales,
in this county, where he had been
stationed previous to his appointment
at the former place. During the eve
ming, at prayer meeting of the Pres
bvterians of South Wales, Mr.. Black
mar, while engaged in leading the
exercises, had proceeded through a
portion of a fervent prayer, suddenly
fell toward, and, sad to relate,
uponbeing raised by the per-
sons who went to mis- assistance,
was discovered to be dead 1t is sup
posed his highly-wrOught feelings at
meeting so many of his old friends
and parishiOners, and the extraOrdina-
~ fervent appeal to the Throne Of
Grace in which he was engaged at the
time, overcame him, and produced
the shock which resulted in his death.
Deceased was aged sixty-twO years,
and was, we are informed, a native of
Connecticut, and without family or
relatives in this vicinity. His remains
were brought to Buffalo and placed in
the care of Rev. DIR. Clarke, Of the
First Presbyterian Church, who for
wartled them to New Haven for
interment.-BHfdIO Courier, I'd
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-11
APRAYER IN L0yDOY.

All me tthe City groaneth at my feet,
And all the crowd, o God, is faint with woo
Help have none nor any message meet.
Teach me that ! may knowl
Behold the little children everywhere,
But not the little ones Of old knew;
Fledgliags they seem, when all the woods an
bare,
Flowers, where there falls no dew.
Whose are they ? for the parents heed then
not;
! And men ere all too busy as they pass;
Their place is with the shameless and the sOt
Lost in the bubbling mass.
The fair, green fields, wherein the cowslipi
come,
The streams whereby the tasseIled grasses
wave:
These are the lands unknown; the garret
home
Must hold them TO the grave.
The song CT birds, that in sweet seasons mate,
And I'LL the pleasant May-time with delight
Shall never reach these little slaves offate,
Wrapped in their smoky night.
Yet have they guests that viii not be denied
AS warders ever waiting at the door,
Grim Fever, with lank Famineat her side,
These, and a thousand more.
See how the sunshine trembles on its way,
Sodark are all these alleys in the shade;
o God, 20 think our palaee buildersstay
SO near, yet undismayed!
We pile the marble for the rich mans tomb,
We hahg the satin at my lady's head;
Why, then are human lives within the gloom
Less cared for than the dead?
The babbling stream Of fashion comes and
goes,
And every bubble finds some fool 10 follow; /;
But.the great tide that heaves to spcechless
woes,
Rolls on, and voices hollow
Come from the hearts that should be first 10
bleed,
"How very sad," they say, "that such
things are?
But L is the law OF God that one mans need
Should light anOther's star.
o, idle prompting Of the idle mind!
That dares not pierce The veil that shrouds
our lot;
How shall the foolish swimmer hope TO find
Pearl, IL he diveth not?
From every side the voices call us now,
"COme up and help, for we are well-nigh
spent;
The deeps are closing, and we know not how
The succor shall be sent.
"weyet are brothers, though the primal
stain
Make labor seem Dever-ending i'll;
And through the shadows sorrow more than
gain,
Shall keep us brothers still.
''we ask for hearts though busted beating
yet,
We ask for hands, yet warm, 10 bring us
aid;
These are the gifts that busy souls forget
These are the debts unpaid"
Surely our riches are not where we think,
And the kind thought is more than all our
store,
Give me the children's laugh; the gsinea's
chInk
Is falling more and more.
o God, tread this city street,
With sadness that is not foolish grief,
And from thine heavens hear my message !
meet,
s'TalIe heart-I bring relief"