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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-07

EXECUrORS' N0flCE.--Letters
testanentary. having been granted by the
Register of Bedford county 10 Aaron Evans and
Jonathan Evans on the estate of Josep1 Eyans,
late of Broad Tep township. deed, all persons
kaoRing themselves indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment withont delay and
ihDse having claims against ;be will present
item properly authenticated for settlement.
AARON EVANS,
Eagle Foundry Hunt'e CO, Pa.
IT Y, EVANS.
ma lTw6% Cassyille, Hun iugdon CO., Pa
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yXTRLL's CARBOLIC TABLETS.

w After much study and scientific iuvesti-
cation as to the remedial qualities OF CARBoLIc
ACID, Mr. Wells has discovered by proper eombi.
nation with other articles in the form 0f Tablet
specific for all pulmonary diseases. The Tab
let's are Sure Cure for all diseases of thu Respi-
ratory Organs, Sore Throat, Colds, Group, Dip
iberia, Asthma, Catarrh. Horseness. also a
successful remedy for Kidney din ;uilies. Price
p cents pei Box. sent bF mail upon receipt Of
price, by JOHN Y KELLOGG, q Cliff n. New
York, sole Agents TOR tue Ulited Stairs spt74S
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The Conference Of ministers of the
NJ. E. Church which met at I1ewis-
town last week voted on the question
Of lay delegation, as follows: Ayes, ~,
nays, 67.
Bedford county has been detached
from the Blair District Of The P. o. ).
of A. and made separate District,
with our friend j. /. Noble rs District
President, headquarters at Watersioie.
A chap whose affections have been
blighted by disappointment's chilling
frosts, says, "Had Eve been half as
sharp as her daughters she would have
deceived the devil instead of allowing
him to deceive her.
Elisha Inks of Bedford tp., has re-
moved to the foot Of the Ridge, where
he will attend to all kinds of black
smithing. We c0mmeEd him to the
good people of Harrison. W.
IT. F. Irvine has removed his stock
of boots and shoes, queensware. no.
tions, &c, to the room formerly occu-
pied by J. NJ. Shoemaker, where he
will be found selling goods to suit the
times. No. / Anderson's Row is the
the place.
A Chicago husband complains that
his wife has thoroughly learned the
game of ''draw poker" She draws
the poker with entirely too much of
an air and grace and brings it down
with a vim on his devoted head.
G. Fl. Spang and a. King, Jr., have
entered into partnership in the prac-
tice of the law. in the Office heretofore
occupied by Mr.. Spang. We wish the
new firm abundant success.
An act to incorporate the State Line
and Juniata Railroad Company has
passed the Legislature. The road is
to commence at a point where said
line crosses Licking creek in Franklin
county, thence along said creek through
Fulton county to connect with The
Pennsylvania Central at or near Mount
Union.
The Border Claim" bill has been
killed in the Legislature. All the
leading loil papers in the State fought
its passage. The sufferers in the bord-
er counties during the several rebel
raids need not expect relief until The
political complexion of the Legislature
is changed.
= UNIVERSAL REMEDY, Browns
Bronchial Troches" for Coughs, Colds,
and Bronchial Affections, now stand
the first in public favorand confidence;
this result has been acquired by a test
of many years. lis &Ierits ana extern
sive use have caused the Tr0ehes to be
counferfeited, and we would caution
purchasers TO be on their guard against
worthless limitations.
The meeting of the stock holders Of
Somerset and Mineral Point Branch
Railroad was held at the Court House,
on Saturday last, for the purpose of
elecling officers, resulting as follows:
w. j. Baer was unanimously elected
President for the ensuing year, and
Me>-rs. ". a. Sanner, A. II. Cofroth,
w. II. Koontz, Valentine Hay, Alex.
Stutzman, Isaac Hugus and Curtis
Kooser of this borough, ana Peter
Heffiey, George Cohaugh, John c. Bar
ron, Jacob NJ. Walter and David
Levan Of Somerset township, Directors.
-.S0merset Standard.
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" ALKER. Proprietor.

RH MCDONALD CO..
Druggists, and General Ageats san Francisco
sud Saernu ento, California, and ~ and 81 Com
meree St y. Y
kgrSULD BY ALL DRUGGISTS L DEAL.
Ehc msrl0g3.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
TEN YEARS IN WALL STREET.

1t includes the Histories Mysteris, and Secret
Doiugs of Walt Street. Life Sketches Of its Men,
the Speculat obs in Gold, stocks 81, Woman
Spectators, and all that il great. powersal splen-
dad, mysterious, interesting. wicked, amazing,
Eretehed etc, N ihe focus of speculation Por-
traits of YendsgbtIt, Drew. Gould. Fiske, Jr. and
many Others. Engrsvirgs of noted places. Life
and Scenes. Re. CaRp4ssIRz Be ks FREE. Send
tor circulars to WOk1AINGTuN, DUSTIN CO,
Publishers, l4S Asylum St, Hartford, Conn.
mAr24g4
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a sIlATINISTRATOR'S ,SOTICE.-
"A Notice is eieby given tha; letters Of ad-
lsinistratiaH hsFe been granted TO the undersgo-
ed. by the Register OF Eedfsri county, on the
tate OF MichaeI Yarmouth, late Of Cumberland
Valley fp deed AL persons indebted TO said
estate are requested 20 make immediate payment
ard those having claims will present them prop
eriy authenticated. tor settlement.
ROBERT sTECKdAN, Adm'T.,
mara4s6 Bedford, Pa
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR A
"A GENTS! SIS 10 s20e per month We
want employ good agent in every County in
the United States, on commission salary tn in
iroduce our Horha Repsa1tf4 Pdt.af Vine
Wfre CLOTHES LtHes will las: hundred wears
If you gant pr'.htah and pleasant employment
address Y. 5 BUSH Il co Manufac iuI ers rs
William ST., n. Y. or I6 Dearborn ST., Chicago
apI7W4
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TIN LEY KNITTING MA
CHISE-FOR FAMILY USE-simple,
cheap, reliable, kHits every hing. Agents
tsd. Circular and sample stocking free. Ad.
dress HINkLEY kNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Bath. Ne. or l76 Broadway n Y. teh24m3
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-07

Bedford county has been detached
from the Blair District Of The p. %. ).
of A. and made a separate District,
with our friend j. /. Noble rs District
President, headquarters at Watersiie.
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TUST RECEIVED al s. S. ML1Z-
sB GERS Hardware and Farm Implement
Store, a lot uf palmer's Riaery Grinders, Tor
grading ary thing irain razor Reaper Knife,
Just what the farmer and mechanic waits 10
save his tiEEe and money. tnaFd, 1ayl
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nISSOLUFION OF PARTNER
SHIP The undersigned have this day dis.
fulyed partnership in the Cabine -ls king and
N -rble business by mutual consent. The Cabi.
net 5asi 'ess will be continued BY X. V Leo, sid
the Marble Works by John H. Rush The sc-
counts of Leo i Go. will be settled by r. Y Leo,
and tAs accounts Of Hush Co. by JJnn Ii kgsh,
X V. LEO,
mar2iw3 JOHN ii. HUSH.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-07

The Conference of ministers of the
NJ. f. Church which met at Iewis-
town last week voted on the question
Of lay delegation, as follows: Ayes, ~,
nays, 67.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-07

A UCTIONEER.-T undersigned
has taken out an Aucti0nasr's License, and
VIII cry ssies OF Real or Personal Property, forNl
parties who will employ his talent as an Auction.
eer at reasonable prices, aud wiil endeayer TO
give general satisfaction. Address
CHAS. Z. ALSIP,
marebSIa2 Bediord Pa
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cHERlFF'S SALES.

- By virtue of sun
dry writs Of V,ndifioa9 Ezgonas, Fen Faetas
and Larir1 Factas. to me directed, there will be
Exposed to Sale by Public vendue mt the Court
House iu he Burl ugh ut Bedford. n SATURDAY
the % day of APRIL, 4 D 1870, at 0 cleck,
A n, the tollosiug described Real Estate 10
wiz:
tract Of patented land, situate in Bedford tp
Bedf RI county, containing 81 acres and IL
pgrehes. more or less about 100 acres cleared
aad under fence. part meadow, balance we'll tim
bered, adj1iuing lands Of Jo1n Shafer, Geo. w
STivers, Nm Chen5Weth and Dunniugs Greek,
abjat miles from Bedford, With a new house and
bank barn thereon erected Seized and taken in
Execution as the property Of K. ). Mspes ami J.
; BraunauIH.
Also: All defendants Wm F. Iekes interest
in and 10 tract Of land, containing eighty acres
more or les, about o. acres cleared and under
fence with two story Iog hJuse and 'Dk barn
thereon cree ed. adjoJniDg lands Of John Whet-
stone John " CTlsmau AID SamI Iekes, stu
ate II St. Clair tp bedford county, Pa.
Also: Two lots Of gro1sd situate in Bloody
Rua Borough. adj lining lots of JJhu Gamp
on the north, Mes street on the Vest, Philip Bot
toguield on the East. and DAVID Dt 0aUgh on the
South seized and tax en- in Execution the prop
erty OF Wm, Nycum,
Alsos Al te following described Real Estate
sitaa:e IN thc Borough Of 81 ClairsviIle, county
and state aforesaid consisting o9 two lots of
ground. each ironing ftiy feet main street.
ard extending back two hundred feet to an alley,
bounded on the S3uth By Rachael Nawgle, ami
the North by the street Intervening between
this property and Peter Amich being the same
two lots oi ground which Frederick Berkhiuier
By bis last viii and testament in writing italy
proven and dated the l5th of Sept 1862, wiiled
and bequehed 10 his daughter, Mary Berkhlmer,
which said will is ecordeG Ia Will Book No /
page 405, &c, and being the same tao lots OF
ground which the said AIRY Berkniu-er by her
last i'll and testament IN writing dated Au-
gust lsih. 1874, and recorded 10 i'll Book No.
page 46g siIled and btque,hld TO Msr. +. rlick.
one Of the grant0rs heFeln, seized sni taken In
Execution - he property Of L homas Slick aud
AsryJ Slick
Ala, q lot Of ground, so feet in front running
back tee feet to alley, with two story brick
house. frame stable and other cut buildings
thereon erected, situate ia Bedford Up Bedford
county, adjoining Joha HJra on the East, the
Bedford aud SIoystpSn turnpike on the south.
aud NJ 4tthew ?. Spdei on tbs Vest, seized aud
taken IN Execution the property Of ". W.
Middleton.
Sherifs Office, WM kEYSER,
Bedford March 81 1870 Sheriff.
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TNHIS IS NO HUMBUG!

z Dy Sending
IS cents, with sge height. color Of eyes and hair
you will receive, by return mail. a correct pic
ture Of your future husband or wife, with lame
and date Of marriage, Address W. FoX, 0.
Drawer Ne 81 Fultonville, n, Y
mar24w4
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Y IST OF Ca USES PUr DOWN
Z ; FOR TRIAL AT APRIL TERM, 1870,
"a day
Thomas iirowienys Arch Blair ct al,
Charles W CoIvin vs William J Rock ct al,
Thomas Growden IS ATch Blair .t al.
Eli Thomas vs. George CLANCY ct al,
L. kirkpatrick 4 Co. VS. Geo. X. BarndollaT's
Adn'r.
job NJ Shoemaker Co VS. William A Powell,
J acoh BubiItz " David NJ Black,
Alex NeGregors admir- VS. Vim. A. Reininser,
Eliza Collins vs. John Z Collins Adar
Same vs. Isaiah Collins Admir-,
Bernard CIaybaugh Isaiah Mills,
Wm N Lloyd's indorsee va School District Hope
we'll township,
Jacob Devore's Ex'rs rs Michael Deyors,
Certified March II. 1870
mar 24w4. JON. P. REED. Proty.
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A chap whose affections have been
hlighted by disappointment's chilling
froyts, says, "Had Eve been half as
sharp as her daughters she would have
deceived the devil instead of allowing
him to deceive her.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-07

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
N Notice is hereby given that letters Of adj
DinistratIoB baye been granted to the under
signed by the REGISTER Of Bedfard county upon
the estate OF Jacob Wagsman, late of funiata tp
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment and those
having claims aganst the same, 10 present them
properly authenticated tor settlement
mA2iw6 LEONARD BTTNER, Adm r,
TSxECUT0R's NOTICE. - Notice
/ is hereay given ;hat Letters TesiameFary
have been ,yral.Iei by the Register 90 Bedford
county. 70 lhe mndersi gaod ua he VIII Vi I9sepa
M0rtirnore, late eF Harrison Pow asti2, dee d.
that ail rersoi INDEBTED 10 SAID Estate are re-
0ues:ed Is ne inH:edGle payment and those
Having ciaiH here can preSent theG propsr'y
suthe siieai, q Tor siitle.lent,
mar3Ia6 JAMES M0RTTM0RE, Ex'r. &
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COURT PROCLAMATION.-T0
I J the Coroner, IKE Jasf1ees Of tie Peace, ant
C0uaabiss tn the aifereNt ToVasItps iH the
Co,--.tu Of Bedfor9, Greeting: KNOW YE, that
in pursu sace Of preeept to directed. under
the hand and seal of the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING, President of the several Courts0f Common
Pleas in the 10th Eisuiet, consisting Of he coun-
ties of Franklin, FaItOn, Bedford spd Somerset,
and By virtue Of his Office Of the Court of Oyer and
TermneT and General Jail Delivery foT the trial Of
capital and other offenders therein. and the Cen
etal Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace; and
q W. GUNP, and WILLIAM q. EIcHOLTz, Judges of
the same Court in the same County of Bedford,
You AMI each OF you, are hereby required to be
and appear in your proper persons with Tour Re
cords Recognizanees, Examinations. and other
Remembrance, before the Judges aforesaid, at
Bedford az Court Of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery and General Quarter SEES
sons of the peace therein to be holden for the coun.
ty Of Bedford, aforesaid, on fhe 81 luoMilav Of
Apyf lbetig fe 25th day,l 1870 al 10 o'cf0rk,
m the forenoon Of sha! day, there and then to do
those things ghieh your several Offices appertain
Given under my hand and seal the Slst day of
March, in the year Of our Lord, 1870
WILLIAM KEYSER,
SHERIFF's 5 OFFICE, Sheriff.
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The Border Claim" bill has been
killed in the Legislature. All the
leading loil papers in the State fought
its passage. The sufferers in the bord-
er counties during the several rebel
raids need not expect relief until The
political complexion of the Legislature
is changed.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-07

DOCTOR J. ROSS ANDERSON
l respectfully cfers rs professional services
70 the citizens nf Bedford aud vicinity 0fiee
3 doors East Of the Bedford Hotel Night calls
attended to with promFtdess spr7. 40.
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G. a. sPAYS A. KING, JR
CPANG & KING, ATTORNEYS AT
- LAW. BEDFORD PA, will promptly attend
to all business intrusted to their care in Bedford
and adjoining counties. ofhre in Gazette Build
ing on the corner Of Public Square and Juliana
street April I. $50.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-04-07

Elisha Inks of Bedford tp., has re-
moved to the foot Of the Ridge, where
he will attend to all kinds of black
smithing. We eommeEd him to the
good people of Harrison. W.
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Use "Light'aing tsire.'' -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
The Wedding Ring Finger.

This is the fourth finger on the left
hand. Why this particular digit should
have received such token of honor and
trust beyond all its congeners, both in
pagan and Christian times, has been
variously interpreted. The most COM
mon explanation is, according to Sir
Thomas Browne, presuming therein that
a particular vessel, nerve, vein or artery,
is conferred thereto from the heart !"
which direct vascular communication
Browne shows to be anatomically incor-
rect. Macrobius gives another reason,
which may perhaps satisfy those anato-
mists who are not satisfied with the above.
"Pollex," he says, "or thumb, (whose of
flee and general usefulness are sufficiently
indicated from its Latin derivative poeilO,
and from its Greek equivalent dnttchter,
which means, as good as hand }, is too
busy to be set apart for any such special
employment; the next finger to the thumb,
being but half protected on that side, be-
side having other work to do, is also in
eligible the opprobrium attaching to the
middle finger, called medicuS, puts it en-
tirely out of the question and as the
little finger stands exposed, and is, more
over, too puny to enter the lists in such a
contest the spousal honors devolve
naturally on proRO6as, the wedding
finger"
In the British apollo, 1888, it is urged
that the fourth finger was chosen from itf
being not only less used than either of the
rest, but more capable of preserving ring
from bruises; having this one quality
peculiar to itself, that it cannot be ex
extended but in company with some Other
finger, whereas the rest may be stretched
out to their full length and straightness.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
Poisoned Candles.

A LADY in Akron, o., was dangerously
poisoned, few days since, by eating
small piece of candy which had been
colored with some poisonous substance
The New York Herald has recently been
exposing the poisonous and unwhole-
some substances used in the manu-
facture of candy. 1t says the largest
ingredient in the adulterous process is
terra aIb0, a species of of chalky earth i'm
ported from Kentucky, thousands of hogs
heads of which are used in New York
every year. It's cost is cent and
quarter per pound, and it is used in place
of sugar at fifteen cents pound. Like
gypsum, it dries up very quick. 1t has
sweet taste, and in this regard is very
good substitute fer sugar, but its effect
upon the system is very disastrous,
destroying the digestive organs and other
wise injuring the health. Other candies
are adulterated with starch, glue, glucure
and fecule. Verdigris is used for coloring
green, and red is produced by the sub
Innate of mercury In place OF licorice,
lampblack is employed, and the Tonka
bean-almost as bad as Opium-is sub:
stituted for vanilla. To produce fiavors
of pineapple, raspberry, banana and other
fruits, chemically prepared extracts are
used, into which not particle of the juice
of these fruits enters, and by which are 80
many poisons introduced intosthe human
stomach.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
A Story the Great Snowman Doesn't
Tell.

p T. BARNuN tells, in his autobiog.
raphy, q great many stories illustrative
of his own sharpness, but omits as many
more in which the laugh happens TO be at
his own expense One of these omitted
incidents occurred in the spring ot 1856,
when Barnum was member Ot the
Connecticut House of Representatives II
was the second week of the session, and
David Clark, of Hartford, being in town
the Legislature met in New Haven that
year--gavc very elegant dinner at the
Savin Rock House, In honor of Gov. Haw-
Icy, who had just been inaugurated.
Twenty or thirty gentlemen were invited,
among them 2. II. Barnum, and Ike
Bromley, now of the Hartford Post, then
editor Of the Norwich Bulletin, and Repre-
sentative from Norwich. Barnum, as
usual, was very conspicuous, doing most
of the talking, and making himself as
conspicuous as possible, Brom., who had
never met the Snowman before except
once, casually, at the beginning of the
session, was good deal disgustod with
him.
BY and by, after the dinner had been
disposed of, Mr.. Clark proposed the
health Of Gov. Hawley, and the Governor
responded in little speech. One or two
other distinguished gentlemen were toast
ed and responded, and then Barnum's
health was proposed. The great show
man rose with the manner of u man who
was TO say the funniest thirgs OF the
evening, and was confident he could fill
the bill, and with an air of mock embar-
rassment began;
"Mr. Chairman-You know l am not
in the habit of making speeches." Here
he commenced examining his pockets, as
if looking for his manuscripts; not find
ing any, he turned to the gentleman near
him and inquired;
"Who's got my notesp"
The question had not left his lips before
Brom, sitting away at the other end of
the table, without lifting his eyes from the
nuts on his plate, shouted in answer
"Chauncey Jerome
The entire crowd happened to know
that story of the Barnum-J j erome failure -
how each accused the other of dishonesty,
and how Barnum had come out of 1t rich,
while Jerome an old broken down man,
was left without dollar in the world
The effect was electrical. The crowd
stamped and yelled until the dishes danced
and Barnum for the first time in his life
was really embarrassed. He had not any
thing to say After while, when the
uproar had sufficiently subsidized to give
him chance, he managed to say, he
lowed the gentleman from Norwich one,
and with few words sat down. But he
was extinguished for the evening, and
gave up for once the position of head
centre.-Nor,oich, Conn, BulIetin.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
Model Composition.

DEER PAR.-I am now being teched to
play billyuds, which my techer say
ierne with great tasilty it be all the stile
now, and the pupils ispractlsin with much
energy. we is very attentive to 1t, much
more so than we is to our uther lessuns,
but oh par, you kent imagine how I've
improved in my english sints we been
here. My compositions is the admira-
shun of ell, and l have the hest prise.
we studies the French, parlee Voos fran
cais, and germin, nix yer stay, and span
esh, and hebrew, and greek and rushin,
and latan all to once. We are havin such
bullee times
My techer says that shall be a CRATE
boy one of theis days, that my intellex is
immense and likely to astonish the world,
| thinks he nows sum. II l can get en-
gaigement on the pres my idee is that a
edditur would just suite me. Wen you
hear of cbans just let me kno 1t my
deer par. but l must leve you now TO
pracktis on the tabil my love to muther
and all inkwiren trends and our famile,
and all the families, and believe me par,
Your deerest sun, JACK.
AS we say in french-so longel
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25

A NEwLY-MARRIED lady in Chicago com
planned 20 her ma that on her reception
day her card basket was overrun with
ireulars from lawyers, announcing terms
for divorce. $50 absurd, you know, ma,
before our honeymoon is over. True,
dear" replied ma, who had been twice
divorced, "but I'd put them in safe
place you may find them very useful in
year or two"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-02-25
POETRY.
SUN AND RIM

A fouNe wife stood at the lattice.pane,
IN study sad and brown"
watching the dreary, ceaselese rain,
steadily pouring down
Drip, drip, drip,
II kept on Its tireless play
And the poor little woman sighed, "Ah, mel
What wretched, weary dayi"
An eager hand al the door,
A step as OF one In haste,
A kiss on her lips once more,
And an arm around her waist:
Throb, throb, throb.
Went her little heart, grateful and CAV,
IL isn't so dull dsyl"
Forgot was the plashing rain,
- AND the lowering skies above,
FOR the sombre room was lighted again
by the blessed sun Of love:
Love, love, lovei"
Ran the little wite's murmur'd Law;
without II may threaten aud frown II II viii;
Within, what golden dayt"