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LADlH, COLLEEN.

AHAe0u Oi SxinS Vi Nems We give tO-01y
the Sowing ffo1g PIE SfnI Ed ykx e.
p.2 b. LaH umbeql men 10
s,.., T.. - l,srs III .xr&m
every mans face after shaving. That is the
way men paint their faces. And nine wo-
men out Of every ten scatter white powders
over their faces, into eheir. haS add ear,
and over their shoulders. Everybody sees it :;
Ills not beami!ying, and n & Fosc;s;,s. We
ssrise s ~ 1 e s1isthe op f RS~
think il pretty and will stick TO it:
Some time since the New York metro
politan hoard II health directed rs chemist
Prof e. +. Chandler of Columbia college.
to examine scientifically and with chemical
tests the various hair-tonics, washes, cosinct-
les and other toilet preparations in general
Use, and TO ascertain whether their inRredi-
ents are injurious o. dangerous to those who
use them. The report Of tiese investigations,
which the New York papers for obvious rea-
sons, to be found in their advertising col
umns, declined 10 print, has just been pol,
lislled, and contains much valuable informal
ton, with a sharp and l,eremptory warning
to those who think to renew their youth or
improve the work Of their Maker, Nv
the use of perniciOus preparations
and plausible poisons that are everywhere
offered. Prof. Chandlerco collected his samples
from the drug and toilet stores, Of the same
stock from which other c,ls4on,srs are sup
piled, and his investigations inclnde some
Of the most familiarity known and generally
advertised specifics. Of sixteen different
preparations for restoring, colOring and in
creasing the hair, only one was found which
did not contain lead, generally in the f6rm
Of acetate or sugar Of lead, and most both
held II in solution and retained il in deposit
If sediment. Hoyt's ifiawafha hair restor-
alive is the only one. Of the sixteen which
does not contain lead, in quantities ranging
from 0. Ill grains to 1889 grains per fluid
ounce, and this is no better, being a strongly
imPregnated solution Of nitrate Of silver, in
the proportion Of 4.78 grains per fluid ounce
Most of the sediments in the bottles consist
of sulphur, which according to the directions
is b he well shaken with the fluid mixture Of
lead, the intention being that the union Of
the two will produce the dark-colOred sui
phide Of lead, or, as one of the manufacturers
styles it, the ''original youthful beauty and
color" The fluids Of the preparations are
usually some sulphurcus compounds of
ammonia, soda or other alkali, sufficiently
powerful to retain the lead in solution
and hardly less powerful than the poison
which they contain. The following tabular
statement, containing many too familiar
names, shows the comparative amount of
lead in each preparation, though Prof. Chan
dler SAYS he believes some contain animal or
vegetable pOisOns. for which he made mo
special tests:-
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faster,
And ,s1he,frs-i kht fell.
He read aloud the box wherein the master
Had wit Of Little Nell 20
Perhaps twas LoyisA fsncy-fbr N. resde.
Was youakest a then all- 'r.-.. .'
But, As he read, from clustering pine and cedar
silence seemed to fan;
The hT-tEees. gAabesing elnser in the shadows,
Listened in every .pray,
While the whole camp, with ''Nelr' o. Esglist
NeadOvs i' -.'''.f
Wandered md lost their way. 80 O.,
And - in mountain solitudes-o' crtaken
As by sOsne SPELL divine AN
Their cares drvITef from them like thu, needle
shaken
Prom cut the susty pine.
Lost Is that camp, and wasted all it, IRE:
And he who wrought that SPELL
An, towering Ti,se and stately kentish sPirc.
fe have one tale 10 tell,
Lost in that camp, but let its fragrant stany -
Blend with the breath that thrills
With hO,,-yines' idornse all' the pensive glory
That Fills the Kentish hills
And IN that grave Shcre English oak, and holly,
And laurel reaths cntwine,
Deem il not all a too Presumptuous folly
This spray of Western pine
-Ore,tand Monthly E,y .yv,y
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TBERE are in India GOO missionaries and
1000 native preachers. About 81, 500, 600
rs expended in this field by twenty-five soci-
eties.:
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4 LONDON clergyman Is writing to prove
the final restoration Of all souls, and that the
'-eleCa" are the first fruits Of the salvation
of all humanity.
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The Chinese Sunday Schools in San Fran
cisco are 10 in number, having 3Ol teachers
and an average attendance Of 76l pupils.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

Edwin Forrest, during his Last t"ur, hss
travelled six thousand mikes and played in
fifty two towns.
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PHYSICIAN MS.

OGDCAAk 1O1ACB1h
F F1zs1olAss.
- EDF
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7 nlanwN lvsll lAl
NEW YoRx, August 18th 1857.
;Alses me Z, eilf you s<sesaoa to NY PREPA-
RATION U CU,aPOUNDExIRACrO BUCHU.
The eo.Poae.s p.sss ere BuCaU. Lose LzAs
CuBEss. JUMPER BERRiEs.
MODE OF PREPARATION. !.
4,
DueAa m vacuo. Juniper Berries. by di,,illarcn !,
!
to bsm Ase On. Cubeh- extracted by di-rlace- !,
.s.s ~ bqsor shtsiaed m. Juniper Berries. con- !.
tainise very little saess, small porsion Of ss,ir
=
sueAu. a. prepared b, p,.v.,.,. generally ., !;
psel lesvius dark aad eiutinoas decoction Msa.
aration prclomnstss; the smsIle., quantity Of the
Other iuer.ieuts are sade<l, to prevent srrn,en,a
tso.; upo~ ihapertioa, il vin be- FUND no, To h-
Tiprsurp, n made In Pharmscop,ra, nor i. IL
.yrup-and therefor. can he used in cases where
fever O, Inflammation exists In ,hi, You have III.
u,,,,- tbs, v,, v;,, s,,o, :, Nth , TIM, end /.
The, ,.,, ,,.,. I'D, !, ,;u mrs, nth van, ,..,,-
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cling facts will not prevent or diminish per.
ccptibly the use of these fatal and perniciious
poisons, but their patrons and dupes will
sympathy il, bv-and-by, they have neither
hair on their heads nor money in their
pockets.
Of lotions or washes for the complexion,
Prof. Chandler examined six Of the com.
mOnesi, 10 he found in every drug store, and
pronounces all, with the exception Of Perry's
moth and freckle lotion, entirely free from
lead or other injurious metal. Pcrry's lotion,
however, makes up for the exemption Of
| the others, As it contains mercury, corrosive
| sublimate, snlphate If zinc; lead and bis
muth. Seven enamels for the skin were
tested, all of which contain either carbonate
| Of lime, oxide Of zinc, or carbonate Of lead
suspended in water. '1Hagan's Magnolia
lalm," for which .ex-Cungresnan Demas
Barnes is responsible, has 1861 grains of
oxide Of zinc, suspended in each fluid
ounce. Phalon's ''Snow-white enamel -
l46. % grains Of lead, and his Snow white
Oriental cream" 49O.93 of the same metal.
Mile Jcuvin's "Eugenie's favorite" owes
efficacy to 1862 grziss Of carlunatc Of
lead, suspended in each fluid ounce. The
lime and zinc compcun Prof. Chandler
prcnounces Comparatively harmless, cr
harmless az any other white dirt, when plas-
tered over the skin to Close the pores and
prevent its healthy action" while, IN the
other hand, the enamels composed Of car
donate Of lead are highly dangerous, and
their use is very certain to produce disss-
trous results TO those who patronize them
The white powders for the skin, Of which
quite number were examined, are simple
mixtures Of carbonate Of lime, with white
clay and French chalk, without danger, ex-
oept so far As they interfere with the healthy
action of the skin, and very cheap and mex
pensive preparation:
There is no need of further explanation CT
application of the statements of Prof Chand-
Ter; they are plain, authoritative and conclus-
i've. and no one who seeks beauty Of person,
and health, without which all beauty is
mockery, needs further warming not to tam
yer with the=e poisonous and fatally danger
Gus species, hy the Use of which not only Is
health sacrificed, bat life imperilled
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DlCKENe IN CAMP.

H7k s. .Sf a siS"n T"
TIE kas, far beyond, lifiiS
w. ''' of snow
Thl knaH campfire. with hu y, paiuia
The rudy tints cf health
On hagEar fice and fDrm that drooye-l and faintel
In the fierce race f1r wealth:
Till one arose, and from his packs scant treasure
A boarded volume drew,
lA@9cX =, sadr"r h-sdsd hses 'eie'se
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ITEMS rRon LENAPE AND VIVIAN.
&C; i: ut; q
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HlaowH IVsll lAt

NEw YoRx, August 18th 1857.
Anna me :, elai you stsesaoa to ny PREPA-
The eo.Poae.t p.rts ere BuCaU. LoSs LEAS
CUDEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

mlaGDoLDs EXTRACT 8UCHU
Is the great Diuretr.
sid BY Dsuasists e7esyvhere. Price si.25 PER,
boatIc or bodies Pr -. -. Delivered " sny sd-
drevs. De~hbe syDptoms In al commune ssions.
Aadr.- y. 7. HkLNBOLD. Dr~s. ami Chsmi-
al wsehosse. SO. Drrsa.sy, New York.
NyONE Arr GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up
IN IN sess-eNUssvpd vnppcr, With hc-sinsilie Of
~ CAeniol WsssAsass, 80 siGned
HI: M11BoID.
iulyAdAvs7
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The '"n-tifuticn. airctI With oraanr
and invieofste the system. which Hkl.NBOLD's
EXTRACT BCCHU invariably ts.s. n M treat
mont Is submitted 10. consumption n insanity
sues.
, 1870-02-20
FakatOfAcnk Records.

A London paper Bsy.s: .-,.
"a calaloiue of weA, ssc sno*n a. the Res
ord puhltcs Ions, which hsc just been Issued BY
au'horth, presents III htfote lsht tae benefits
cotleFrCd Un the historian bJ thls ifuiy national
ucdertatloE. Dur state pspefs eonI:;se mate
f.ss OF isoky Of lncAlcu!aoe valoe toShe h:atol-
ical 8tndents bet although, A flr back seventy
yesrs ego, a COMMITTEES OF The House OF Connons
Recommended that calendasa- hat Is, descriptive
cGuts-should he made to them. 20 practical
STEP wAa tA1en III The matter uutl about fouttetn
yeafs h.nCe, when tH John Romll.y 6uccecded In
obtaining the reccssatJ authorization Of that pus-
at Is nos 100 much 10 say thai up 10 thh simc,
collection Of hislorica1 doCu 1eoiH, VII ch hare
been detcroed a. constituting The most CON.
pele and ptttect aenes OF ther Kind tn the civil.
izcd World remained practically sealed. II u
rotot!ons 4hst Hume, In Writing ns his' 'ory. made
~ s o. ca see fsss % q
old papers IN various languages, and rAly IN
CIPHER, IL corsleeled L1eollo1s echoara, indeed.
count On 1ReT1ng srsAt pari q ~ s;,ms IN
t!on more Of lcss orsel. t1.dlnR portion OF these
ine1haust,ble stores, OF course the woEx makes
slow proGress. aud caanos possibly be completed
have passed away. Dut II has already oorce suo-
ttanti8l IIuit. " The c2leodRfs nioac nt.y.sIx
q nsys en- .e oees
Issued, AID niEe or ten more Ast In The preAs. or
Among tie most interesting CT these are cats
fcEufa OF ard toma>t p1peEa or the Feikn1
Of Henry VIII. and El1Aheto, nnd domeAuc p4-
peIs OF the Tegu Of Charles l. Deatdes II sse Cal
Blcputs, : tcr:es Of wozkl tca1ceiy leas valuable
b ruhl shed ucLtf tae geletal name Of tChtoni.
clcs an, Memorials OF Great Britain and lrelA.d
dnficR the Ait1ie Ages Theac consist OF works
rs!aitng 10 E.giiso ntssorJ. Which ssye hitherto
et!uon4 u thcsa latter, Indeed, !u ne tnstau-
ces, olly &tlg;e copJ wAA Known To exist, which
tr:1ng accident might IN moment have De.
ttsojed. Fllty.ou Eucn WoIk4, N one, &Not knd
sometimes In three large Fol1ues, haze been Is
sued at moderate pr,ce-"
, 1870-02-20
give usl" u The unna!stAkse4e aeee1t1 Of "ny IN,
my nAWvt IEnd y hrnnrht ina nr1t min In kAaond

go va. ~ .ae uueaNsAs9e Aeeeaa ot my o'n'
~ ns"Ve Auat nou9ot ne out axAn In seoond,
pau'a. oe7FA ....-... ..-....
peg Jenf oA1oon. pat Gees IL de only aooatd-
hera sskaad ID &c hoaze '-Van'n me SWISS 'and
:oto IN n srolotrt!ca! s7ec. Il could imagine tae
tnnAot eeptceAtpE smire ana how,> choklaz
down = nanehty noFd' 'HeorRe' Aceeptc1 the as.
naaoh. ana ! soon neAto tooss1eps In The next
fooH. 1fnnk ei'ef tsank fasped up ssais asa
Nas oeIo.Hsa ~ ~ u.. AG' ho'ut beSoaseoa
u" IKE tN .N'1 sn.@ VIC 'auoto'u Aua su
, 1870-02-20
Josh Billings In the Edltsrss Chair
kltx Answer to CcrrcHpondcntss

Fred.-Yew a.u: onaeged :, zsk the cirlH mother
II Jou may 20 bone Will her TON . party; get
the RiiIk Enforcement, and 20 IL; It II proper
enoISn to ak her to takc your s1u, but yua h1ve
10 right TO put Iour arm around her waist ucless
you meet tear on the ROAD, and then you ara
supposed - tell1 qEtih your eo.d a soon n the
tear Rcta rsItly eJ,
Whtn-Seu arc rtshs-mulel i've to lonely
age; have Known theu uJtcif to live one hua-
dred year, a1d 10: hall III. Tcu IRE also ugnr
Atom. their being hurefooted; hare Enown them
10 kick hoy twice. IN 4 seccEd. Ten teet OIL
GetfI1de--Yccr Inquiry 8tu.e er1 nc. Tne more
think about II, tho more can't tell ~ ncsr as
ca1 1eeeI'ecs now, think dont know, Much
mtgus be sad both wayB. ncis1eT may be r.cnL
tFon the Whole, l think thss Wo1la or wouIdn't,
1nst ~ think best or oiherE.se.
1TrtAEch-Yotre mistaken; tne Shakers opat
1tAIry. II JoErE Skaters fall IN 1ove they set
10 vet d!n oelcns, which kule1 Shesn fortnwtn!y.
can1 tel Io1 how mach It taxes 70 Join the
SEakeIs, hut believe the txperec u:ed TO be,
irciuotrg hhsirg yonr hair cut and learning TO
tsLce, Aocut 6, oe!lafs.
SpostsEan-YcuI irqa.Iy ts not cxac.lf il my
| lie, but tas:c to rfrly as roIowa, 10 VIZ: Tue
hight length to cut ct dogs ta,1 has never tctn
fE!iy dsscoveted, hut II Is undoubtedly 8ou.wrerr
back Of tho ears provided yoa get rae dok-e cou.
gent y. u. II isn' : necessary 10 have the dorvs
| consent II whiting.
| KItiJ,-To nv Own per1oEa1 yiewl In fne
pTerniaef. II a7ne11a thai tue neAt "a, sod rulcs
| e11cflulnatN IL vet reHuls.cd ThouAs CT: %
wRtc OF oabc limitations; sold BY ITO fe3poctaais
cruSgS<A
, 1870-02-20
ANOTHER BLOW AT TRADITION.
The Whereabouts OF the Island Oc-
cnpAeu oy Aobtuson CKuaoes

Prom Eeery Saturday.
- About Jear axo. q nary OF m!dsh!pmen Be-:
Pacific, landed on the island Of Juau Fernandez,
ard eIec.ed there motuEeut to Roosuaon Cru.
zoe; F1om tas report Of 1he.z ptoeeed!nEs which
these soSrs Evnieuen e. were e s nnder as IL
;ssn,s mi ts 5ssy ss
,he scene Of this nelo1 satpz,cck. Nor il
this very surprising. for nlnetJ.nloe out OF every
hubdIed persous who hsfe read the story appear
to euteTta q tue came ortniou. That De.oe founded
h,s great work upon the adventures Of Alexander
StltIk, Who 1as assrtoned on the Inland Of Jusn
FeElardez, and remained there seventeen years,
II true; but equally 10 ia the fact t1at out author
dd not seIect that Hpot "A th. tseai4 OF CEusoe's
shipu1ecI 1ndced. With TIM. crcumnsutlantyo OF
tribute 20 naea 10 stve IN air Of sSa1xmeanes % to
his tale, Defoe lexses the re1der rot the
shade Of an excuse for aupposing that G usoe WAS
alyeJ b5 the following extracts from the tale tsaI:
The sane day rent on o?aId," says Robinson
coast, WITH deVgn 10 stretch over to the African
coast, when they caue Into about 10 or IL degrees
O. 1s1nr Wn's0 e. ~
iii ~ cane 10 tie neisut of Cape Saint Ausat
We We lot sight Of land, aad stee1ed air We wars
ss1e:as out eoulss i. I :! u, and leaving
pas.e M ed tbe line IN about rxelSe days time, ard
1
were. hJ our lasL oh.efsauo9. y aeHtess hna -
niru'es tofsnetn ta'1.nae. Waen vio.ent toI.
fhco, OF nusI!eate' took ~ qute out o. SnoWt-
edge. ;. Antut me tNeli.h d.y.
me weather anstlD9 Ms!e' the master maas
81 ooservati0n AZ vel IS ne coElo, Auo
found that be Was n nhout II degrees
| Icrsh !at:tude, hut that be Mas q de.
| g.ceA Of Longitude Test from aps.ankusEoe: 50
ttot be y a. Vot'en Of the coast o. Eulaua or tne
! Io1'hwcst part Of Brazil, Beyond the Amazons!
| towarLs tie RiSer Otoroque. commonly called
The Gren: ls:ssr; aud nov b. began to con.q't
with NE hat courre he ehoold ta9e, fos the aa!p
! vas iealT snd yefJ mucn disao!sd, and na WAS
! for rp!nE directly back 10 the coast OF Hrazu.
| ever the charts OF ibc hea-c0ust OF America WITH
hIn, NC ce1eiuded there WAa no inhaotteI
couutry for M 10 haze recourse TO until
we came WITHIN tie circle Of tue Car1bee
i.I4u6s, xld therefore resolved to stand away f0f
IarbsGoe.; whIcn, kexp!ng on at sea 70 ayo!d the
! iLdrat D! the hay or Cult OF Mexico, we might
easily ner,nrR, u we hoped, IN 1poot rtren
c5nrtq, and stee1ed away VI. by ". Ia order 70
rtscn some ot our Eusilsb lelnudk, where hoped
, 1870-02-20


1fohstdNo Jof 1at i'aoaAe.
~ e4osy; - h.'ea VIZ n.s.. .os a ane
~ a,~nr.I ..,a,.-s ~ -. Er,n-h ,rnv ~ Atrie,
..oners Of The Aras assembled In the evening ts ring
he for them to proceed u far a the last eoup,et
nif voieea we're hnshet ln soh, .nd thef fsees 'uf
used =, tcs'a so the neostw eAoave' were "ohl 70
ny: ey INC tNcl, .. wy ~ ''a-aoo SAe' "s''-
0"'' 0<' '''
Captive On tha Moorish kho!f,
a Soldier, weighed oenea'n hls enal1,
Said: set Jonr plnions move
SHALLOW, whom hopes ardent glance
Grcetss though IN calamity,
Without dodht Se came ffom Ffanee-
0f my own land 10 70 mol epenk ~ me-
...-........ ~
af. nase Inese 5eA1s HnplVteo
FW sono pts1'oas 10Y enns
VI taat ssle Nnese eas.o Nv ssoseo
, 1870-02-20

A Ecs. eccentric tGslzets ua1 oE Co!a1ocs.
Ohio, Eas I+cc.sly Exdt q u:N wh.cc dlsI-net:ts
all tie baturaf 1eln 1f re maker OF II, aEd &C.
vlsaA tie e1.he property ID tfus: 70: tn esiao.s1-
NE: Of an iLE.nasJ faH ca.s- Il provides afeaa
tcr ihat aEees an1.ory couIefse 90 Ieas 20 ine
catEte. to be sept well stoekt'L The ness IL
gtnto13 eontf1yaLces are provided fot seccfcR
10 the lat a ckaLce Tor escape, 30 tn.s lbs
ca's naj Lot luie the peAsases q Ias
c1ase By ncd!.s ;h.!r p.e5 cone 100 Easily. Asn
WAS are 20 he ua:i: W:n Ee=: i s.op.ns rooss ~
tic Moonlight troc7rn4de ac1 o:oes n2c:aEnA
aICstnelts os TIE cats The Trustees are T.
.ecssd 70 :e'sc. the cro.-us for tais eosei ~
trnsry n tie no:t ropalsr pa1. or scSas Eieas
Anet:cau city, sad Tie oevi-ees 40 70 ne oso'ts-
ages ef meg u:d doxs- ~ sssf1s ~ :. IL IN
I. &c W.o 1ss c.:lGzca o. Il undtf - years c!
last p1oytsoa OF the Etll Is Eose r!..c1lols
,>an ttr 1:ry,pcs oLea SAYS i1e uxv:sot. IT
harr 81 Ey Hfe tetL ta5Sht 70 tet.s,e tia: evlrJ-
ratrc .E SD a.eJat E1z y As tltentej ID be use
fu: ard fLc.it IS. hSos d1:y. ~ Lord o. Assl-
T;lfertS aol WATCHES oyt. 1lI- For tasse :~o
ctnb2ea :-1Ars-Ess.. tea- uT houJ. essa a:tss
te.tt csy coc:.tEe ~ &c tEatla n5eial: sid. sec
ctlrv, list Il Esy &c nl7c IES.EGenfAf, Is Ia
- Fts'to.e, + .ay1l<n:aK = suSs.!ta:t i1T t1e
1lo;tc,!eE Of s.e to:ie1 c: NJ GEAR 1t:aaas,
Inte5tlnea Ct :cy op.y 10 se Esne ~ ta1o ed1le-
strrss, tue srcc@ets 10 r. devoted 10 :Ae pu,-
ctase Ct a. accolI.pr, = k.e1 SSal be SlAlei II
,t,. acdnorinul cE TIE Ca fo:rnarJ ~ oae CT
tie ltxl!ar ncr.ts 10 as seize ed eot ia: purpose
e!1ss,e3-the p:asirs 10 Be fe7S up 1os ests
tta; fhr Gaia haS have the p!is.!eRe q. NrayS
tear!2R snd erio3rE ses: icEtru e1t Witch = :ha
rea.ssI acp.o2ch 20 theI rz:urA TaISc r.. p4lr.
ttrty Journal n lscthol Atliei't.
, 1870-02-20
LtcNfsDrlllE,
LcNfsOTlllE,
TnrnlEg ovef papefA,
}euoN noE vita age,
Lcok:t G Al FINES footprint
On each folded page.

AcAIsOIHlks
Torn,Ig over paperA,
HeuoN noE vita age,
Lcok:t G Al r.ne1 footprints,
On each folded page.
Scraps OF foreign paper.
Eo1boled o'eI tuc DER;
GleanlrHS hy tue wAy1:de,
Gathered btt2 OF lore.
Pcuc.1led thonKhts aud znJnlEgs
or The Lonely hcuIA
LylEK old ard faded.
Ike forgotten 1owesA
HaE:y ueIoyaEd1m%
Uril C!pR b4sk the chimeA
o. p.ex4ure bells IorG alicat,
Da1es Ct ha2pJ times
Here sd thets . billet,
Folded with great oAtn,
Tnh It's penclilesa sadtess
Bold, ot quaint or fsEs
Telling ehch \ story.
BtlnRtpK smile or piRb,
A. We A.oWiy 1utn 1hem,
Gently put them oJ.
TOM Ard teat.e9ed flagueutsS
L4rte!s rever sent,
IArtA Of printed poem1
AL tosthet h:eat
a.
, 1870-02-20

TIE See Ycrs Jetk;ns has carried h!5 enter
prize 10 lie extent Ct lrTa3cJ the caEsca Saactc-
R1y, I'D New YcTk paueF catAio<ue1 not only
tre tATes Of the lA1iss VITO attend Craze caurco,
Int Also sEa dfctse1 oron Their peftouA Ths
tclle:s. jenkins sx1s, utle Ia general "q1!et.' "
a.d ee coGp'a.Es thst tcd:E1duallJ EheI did no:
p1efent "Euch scope for sho aMsnueEl1s nj
:61h!or," FEan the description Of ladies' church
dEeseea jenkins pIoec.ds 10 state uhns aty'e Of
ptsye,.book Is the "!asAtoeaoie" aad csrrecs
tclrK. "Red,"h he taya. "is IN rt7k, blsc1 "a nos.
Gold cla1ps are ei<Aya recet1ary. II also god
.tds,oGp- They muIe Be IN OCTAVE lem. a2d navc
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t.a4It

T5s utca. c1Ie1 Ct. a. s.:Ec:fs,
The SAG TIE ts!a1lo-o5 Ia 7,
AID !atg. ettrl sou chs &c y. ttir-
Oar i ple4sI-s Eteu&-A:1 s.se4EL
Acdcy tecueh's :ra7es jtcxEatds,
Into tst !oIE+ tcl1 s-s:-.
ALc yctr :aCe c0Des sf.ofr Elep
SEN tasure1 y :ltss 81 teat4
We uet-xe .1re.!-we parted;
The rtCrJ ever heE,
Wejves-wr hc2td-We waited,
And 10 the torg yeas. grew.
A VAST FeA Tolls between 1a.
4 EE.f ina. r!Iae Eas Cace.
St~ naotse Ero1 r11E n,
Old oeantlea faint A4t fate.
Take ore las, :oek tth:Ed you,
Into the SsIe or 5eA1s,
DOES NJ face cane helrre sou,
Sem through MS: et tears.
Duhhn CMr1sity Mar..1ne.
, 1870-02-20
a Hn<QnCEndev
A lttr,t old womAc he!Grt ne
Went slowly DOWN TIE sIeeE
Waking "a II aseaEy
We're her feeble, to:sertDH fees

Waking 81 u u $tA{y
We're her feeble, to.sef1uK 1ees.
Fyuu under Fer cid pcSe bonnet
1Arpet EleRsl Of snow.
And her WAVING cap s1z1nR nonsed.
Like Peacoo, TO 1ad tto.
In the .olds Of her r1Hy mantle
SQdGk1 her sO0:s.Ep caught,
Ana sprhtR 70 keep Eer ltoE1 falling
VIII soaea rs qntek 4, ehoCRht-
Wher, under the old poke bonnet,
nav Vie Some face,
Fraued in With the aAIea nnsieta
OF my nee daughter Grace.
Mantle ,nd cap tose:nrr
D7ppped on az Uy very feet;
And ttele stco3 the little fairy,
Beauuful, blusal-E. s"ees!
W'nit be !:te ting. worter
Oott,e rn:dec, T:ngtns pavement
OF tnr tlersed, blessed !a1d:
Iortrp the r1Ey garments
We wore in the yeaf1 OF Tine.
viii oCr batter se!ves srrlDS backward,
Serene u youth sublime:
luE:e.d 0! the shapes that hid u,
Aut see rs OLD Acd rfAy,
ShlI We ret our child. hearts back a2alp,
With b1!snt.tss tina: wti say:
1:Eoueh.-b1t Ey lssle danstter
Slppet her dtnp red haAd ii mtCe;
~ was snlJ pfaslE3," ste Ehl5pesed,
HTh4t vas nl1etJ.Eae+1
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haIstee,
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| ~ arnr sir1 = a1a .tesl aId barren a:a0ch.
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