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| SIMMONS

The symptoms Of Liver Complaint
are uneasIness and pain In the side
SIMMONS Sometimes the pain ID In the shout
der, and ID mistaken for FheumA-
l--D tism. The stomach Ia affected with
oss Of appetite and sickness bowels In general cos
tive, sometimes alternating with lax. The head 10
troubled with pain, and dull, heavy sensation, con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompanied with painful
-, sensation Of having left undone
| something which ought to have
LIVER been done. Often complaining of
weakness, debility, and low Spirits.
Sometimes many of the AbOva
symptoms attend the disease Il other tmes very
few OF them; but the liver 10 generally the organ
most Involved. Cure the Liver with
DIR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
A preparation Of roots and herbs warranted to be
strictly vegetable, and do injury to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds, and known for the
last 20 Year, q one OF the most rsliahle ecacioua
and harmless preparations ever offered to the suf-
feriDg. II taken regularly and persistsnty, 1t II
-, sure TO cure dyspepsia, headache,
jaundice oostiveness sick head.
| Regulator. ache, chronic diArrh0a. affections
Of the bladder, camp dyssentery,
e--' affections of the kidneys, fever
nervousness, chlls, diseases Of the skin, impurty
Of the blood, melancholy, or depression Of spIrita
heartburn collie, or pains IN the bowels pain In the
head fever and ague, dropsy, bos pain In the back
DC. Prepared only by
Price, 81; by mail, 81 ID.
For sale, Wholesale and retail. by
EDWARD MCINALL, JR,
decQq. lyW spnrtG
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1871-08-10

A mouse in Clinton, Iowa, struck up an in
timacy with canary bird, and was in habit of
visiting it daily. The mouse was caught the
other day in a trap, and the canary is pining
away, refusing food and baths.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1871-08-10

In the National Labor Congress at st. Louis.
yesterday, delegates reported from the Middle,
Southern and Western States, but none from
New England. The annual message of the
President was read.
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Science Advances.

As soon as an article purporting to be OF utility
has been tested, and Its merits endorsed by public
opinion unprincipled parties cndeavor t, rcpiensh
their depl ted purses by coun,erfcitIng and subs-
tuting spurious for the genuine article Some
time sncr, mercury, in the disguise pills. pow.
ders &c, given for all di senses OF the stomach
and liver, while qulnine was freely administered
for tine chiils At length Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ers made Its advent, and an entire new system Of
healing was Inauguratcd. The beneficial effects Of
this VALUABLE preparation were at once ackn wi
edged, and mineral p,isons suffered to sink In .
that obscurity to which enlightened age has
signed them There have been many spurious bit
tiers pared upon the community, which, after trial,
have been found perfectly worthless, while Hostel
ter's has proved a blessing to thousands who owe
to 1t their restoration to health.
For many years we have watched the steady pro-
gress OF Hostetter Stomach Bltters in public estl-
nation, and its benihcent effects as a cure for all
complaint, .Gi,lug from the stomach Of a morbid
nature, anu We fruo to say FRAT It W. relied
upon as certain relief and remedy. Its proprle-
tors have made the above preparation, after years
the reward claimed by this valuable specific, and
which they SO Richly merit. 1t is the only prepare
ton Of the Kind that Is reliable In all cases. and 1t
therefore demands the attention Of the afflicted.
aug4 endtwif
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The Psnchbotiom Rnilrond,

cANvAssIsd FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS ALONG THE LINE
Hon. s. G.. Boyd, Of York, Penna. who has
been one of the most energetic and persistent
friends of the railroad through Southern Penn
sylvania, visited Lancaster county, last week, to
urge on the work Of stock subscriptions to cen
struct that portion Of the road between the sus-
quehanna River and Oxford. This will require
stock basis of s75.OOO., and some :43, OOO., it
is stated had been pledged, previous to last
week. 1t was hoped that upon Mr.. Boyd's exer-
tions, the needed sum would soon be raised.
These figures, our readers must understand,
are calculations for maroon gauge road. The
Peachbottom enterprise, (from Hanover Junction
to Oxford) it is now proposed, shall be of the
new gauge, and the decision we believe will as
sure its success. The district of country through
which it passes, will doubt be willing, as well
as able, to raise the greater part of the stock
necessary to place the road on sound basis. II
is understood, indeed, that the subscriptions al
ready reach $4,000 per mile, and it is estimated
that an increase to $4,000 will warrant the COM
mencement of the enterprise.
Should the new line be made narrow gauge,
there will be no difficulty in making close con
nection with this city, as soon as we can get our
Wilmington Il Western extended to Oxford, for
the laying of a third rail, (Which the management
Of the W. Il W. will at once put down. will bring
the trains from the West directly into our depots
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The heaviest grade is in overcoming the di-
vding ridge near Adamstown, aud descending
into the valley Of the Connestoga from the high
ground near lIillersville,. This will be 106 feet
to the mile, and there will be miles as heavy
as this. The alignment Of the road is good and
no shorter curves than a radius of 955 feet will
be needed. The estimate for graduation pro-
poses entertainments 10 feet wide on top, and
cuttings IL feet wide at the bottom.
Opposite Reading it is proposed to bridge the
schuylkill, and make close connection with the
Berks County railroad. Wilmington, Reading
aud Lehigh Extension.) The expectation OF the
projectors is that large quantities of coal would
be brought to the new line from the Lehigh re-
Slons, and careful calculations have been made
showing that it can be delivered at Lancaster
and Safe Harbor at a reduction in freightage OF
from 80 to Is cents per ton from present rates.
The route OF the proposed line is through a
tlickly-settled and busy manufacturing and agri-
cultural country. In the report of the Commits
sioners on the subject they enumerate Al towns
and villages along the road, none of them being
at greater distance than 2ia miles. Lancaster
and Reading are Of course the largest.
The stock Of the new road is being TAKEN and
we believe the projectors feel encouraged in the
expectation Of having it fully subscribed. We
state the facts somewhat fully, as being of great
interest to our readers, now that we are looking
to narrow-sauge Western through line.
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Ireland.

PROBABLE DEATH oY A RELEASED fESiAN.
~ ss DUBLIN, Aug. 0. .
Convey, one Of the released Fenians, who was
wounded in the riot, Is not expected to live.
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StoTmed and TakonI
The last stronghold Of the Hair PRISONERS surren-
ders. Christadoro's nag, bearing Its folds the
magic words
CHRISTA DOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Floats triumphant over all the deeterous trash with
which the market WAS not long age flooded Lead
enough to make bullets for an. army lies on the
shelves Of dealers who have tpeculated In some Of
the metallic coloring Preparations Well they should
have confined their purchase to Christadoros safe
and perfect preparation. So much for "running
after strange gods.' In the meantime, this famous
dye has received tremendous impetus in the mar
ket, and can scarcely be manufactured fast enough
to meet the enormous demand
CHRIsTADORos HAIR PRBsERvATIvE
is the best dressing that can be used after dyeing
jy23, lmdAw
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EDWARD MCINALIt JK,
1874 Market street, wilmington, Del
.c2q lyN spnrtc


Deafness, Blindness and Catavrh.
Treated with the utmost success, by j. ISAACS,
M. D. and Professor Of Dissdses Of the I've and kdr
is speciality In the Medical College Of Peasy
is years experience, tformeriy Of Leyden, Holland
No. SOS ARCH Street, Philadelphia Testimonials
can DO seen ut his ONCE. The medical faculty are
invited TO accompany their patients, ~ no has no
secrets In his practice. Artificial Eyes inserted
without pain. No charge for examination.
, 0t apr9J.1yW
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Hon. George Sandcrson,

Mayor OF the City Of Lancaster, Pa, writes: "Mist-
ers Hero Bitters 1. extensively known and used,
and 80 successful Its curative powers that 1t has
become al familiar as household word and me-
cessary addition In the medical requirements OF
every family. Having used 1t myself and knowing
others who have used 1t with beneficial results
can only add that in my opinion 1t Is the best me-
dy ever introduced for he cur OF the numerous ills
to viii n flesh is heir
HON. TIIADDEUS ST-vENs, NJ. c.,
Recommending Mishl RS Herb Bitters to friend,
pronounced 1t the most wonderful combination
medicinal herbs he ever saw. aug3, Inv
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Fosters Great Remedies.

we hrc HpW MISUNDERSTANDING huu hclhuB III laIRe
quantities, both wholesale and RETAIL the following
great remedies of our own manufacture, which we
warrant will do everything which they sold
OUR BLOOD PURIFIER
Cures scrofua, psoriasis hearps letter, ring worm
scald head, blotches pimples, de-, &C. This Blood
Purifier Is pronounced the best ever offered to the
public, and cures quicker and comes in larger bot
ties than any sold at the present day. 1t "a per-
fcctly pure and reliable article.
OUR TONIC BITTERS
Is compounded of rare and valuable roots whose
tonic properties cannot be surpassed. Before pur.
chasing the patent nostrums SO widespread and 10
Injurious TO the system, take bottle OF our Tonic
Bitters and be convinced that they do cure dyspep.
STA, fever and agne, nervousness headache debility
TO the stomach, invigOrate the system. and give
health and strength to persons WORKOUT with dlsease
OUR ROSE WORM LoZENGEs
Have been before the public for several years, and
are pronounced an infallible for worms. There
Il no trouble in getting the children to take them
from the manner IN which they arc prepared. They
eat them md cry for more.
OUR PILE SALvE
Has been thoroughly tested and Is warranted TO do
what 1t Is represented. Its healing properties are
well known in piles, burns, fstula, hssilres old
Sores chapped hands, &c, DC. 1t IS composed Of
purely vegetable substances. We challenge the
verdi to produce an article OF superi value at as
low price.
These great remedies can be had at
c. FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
N. W. cor. Front and West Sta. Wilmington, Del
=. S.-Prescriptions accurately compounded at all
hours, day and night, by competent druggist.
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DRAFTS ASTRAL. OIL.
Is STRICTLY PURE, BURNS ODORLEss, RE.
QUiRES NO CHANGE OF LAMPS
WILL NOT EIPLODE
Burns with beautiful white light and is OF uni
formly good quality. Our Introduction OF this oil
here, Its popularity and large and constantly In
creasng sales has naturally induced others TO deal
In IL We are the only party In our city or State
getting 1t directly from the OIL House OF Charles
Pratt and are his only authorized agents for vii
mington, appointed May 2sth, 1870.
Before recommending the Astral on we subjected
y to several practical tests to satisfy ourselves Of
It's freedom from danger in ordinary use and found
Its nre test to be 1859 r. or 2Jo above that required
by Government as constituting safe oil for ilumin-
ating purposes Buying in large quantities for cash
we are on the ground floor' as to terms and are
supplying Astral OIL Wholesale and retail ut the
lowest rates We sell 1t In barrels and in one and
i've gallon sealed cans only so that our customers
get II In Just the condition in which It leaves the
mandatory. Those who burn Coal Oh and hs, {
not tried the astral" should get can Ut cL,t
Price OF can refunded on its return.
X. BRlN9uURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Strsrta
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Thot oyoo,,or, ,,oob,n;c,, iorrr,, ,,o ,,,,,.i.
,,,, i,,;s,,, Lns . hr;of hut ,horo,oh ir,,.,r,.od
,r,iclo IN ia ,,,,or a,,o, ,,,,,,st o,,, -, a.
u.s,g.Lt l,ai,o, ox,,,o.ion IT, ;r,a,.,,,o,,,
y,,o,r ,oti,, - a. ,,,,,.,,.a ., a. -.
,o,n,,o,,,a or5 ,ho ,r,o,o ,,gt;o,, lit, eli.
o,d so,a,t;r,,I,,. ,n,,s;,o,,, d. 49,, - -
nj the conelnsions.-
"That the boiler was utterly unfit for nae and
that its rupture was simply a question OF fine
90 or slight degree of oyer.pressure
That the unworthy condition of the boiler
valves and accessories.
That the catastrophe was precipitated By a
reckless disregard Of an increasing pressure,
which, already beyond what the law allowed,
- was in itself warning of impending ruin
'Such," continues the artisan, 1--WE believe to
" be the truth concerning this terrible casualty,
" and we trust that to whom the responsibility
"ishment due to those whose i,nor,rco crridi,,,
" or carelessness hurls hundred helplesa men
women and children into eternity before their
:. time"
Amen,
inc deiea' oil Inc reVolu'ionists IN North Car
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1871-08-10

THO PHYSICIANS
AND THE
DRUG TRADE OF the STATE.
Your attention is called to our new preparation Of
"Vinum Ferri, Cati,ays Corticis ct cibi;" sr,
"Winc o, iron, Calisaya Bark and Mat"
The combination Of such powerful and efficient
tones and nutrient cannot fail to be appreciated
It is undoubtedly one Of the most lcasant prepare
tions OF Iron extant 1t has no ferrngnons taste or
inky appearance rs common with most exirs and
wines containing Iron and Calisaya Bark In union.
Speedy results after using 1t in cases Of sud
den exhaustion arising within from acute or chro-
mic disease.
It's powerful rejuvenator in the conyalescinR
stages Of typhoid and other depressing diseaseA
The dose Is one tablespoon full. Each Tablespoon
full contains grains Of sesquisat Of Iron, IL
grains o. Casaya Bark and half an ounce Of the nu
TRENT element Of Meat, entirely freed from lat and
other extraneous substances.
Sold in gill, 4 o., ox and pint bottles
Manufactured by
EDWARD AcINALL, Jk, Apothecary,
s. E cor. Second and Market streets
N B:-This is the only preparation made contain
ing CalisayA Bark.
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES,
THE BEST AND THEREFORE, THE
CHEAPEST IN THE MARKET
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
tvliay, Coal and Iron Scales promptly pu, up by
Their agents.
GARRETT, KENT l. co.
Nos 2e5, 2o7, and 9ia shpley Street.
aug7-em,dtw Wilmington, Delaware,
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FROM A HIGH AUTHORITY.

DEAR sm: Thanka for your address on the "NoR-
NAL PRINCIrtys or EDUCATION" ! missed 1t when
1t nrst appeared 1t Is good to read still, and still
needed-t,centy editions would do no harm--thoueh
hope the time liz slowly coming when the advocacy
Of such principles will be a. unnecessary as the
suppression" OF them by an educational c0nven.
tlon Ii discredltable. .
Yours, for truth and right,
J. II. RAYMOND, LII. D.,
President vassar G iege
There IL certain educational Information exceed.
ingly valuable to every parent who has child to be
educated.
Moral, intellectual, and ply steal considerations
are OF paramount Importance but the pamphlet
above REFER. to will save pecuniarly to the parent
many times its cost.
ts- Price, TWENTY FIVE CENTS. For sale al
PORTER d. CO.'S,
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Tickets soeA unr Nov. LEI, aud Nasssse ,shoeke
1Qlp Williamson. xf Z, No. & ~ II I.
4 Bh1KcHUnBT CO..
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts Wilmington
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Summer Excursion Routes

For the Season Of 1871, from Wilmington to
NIAGARA FALLS, MONTREAL, QUEBEC,
LAKE. GEORGE, 81 TOGA SPRINGS, 400.
SAC TUNNEL, BOSTON, NEWPORT, VIII
PORT, WATKINS GLEyV, NIy-
NkQUA SPRINGS. BRDFVR
fRLNGs BELd WARE Wa TER
CAR, AN0 VARIOUS VIR-
#.. GINA SPRINGS. a.aI
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Spears Improved Frult-Preservin4
Solution

Spears improved FruIt-Preservin9
Solution
With greatly improved directions for using making
It the most simple, reliable, and cheapest me-
thod known for Preserving all kinds Of
Fruits, Tomatoes, Vegetables. Juices
and syrups of Fruit. Cider. etc.. etc.
~ One Bottle will Preserve ls9 Pounds Of Fruit
ETC., or 50 Gallons Of Cider
Warranted healthiul and beneficial to health with
fruit, etc.
Full directions for using accompany each bottle
Price, One Dollar per Bottle
For sale in Wilmington by the Agents,
SMITH PAINTER,
Wholesale and Retail Drugglsta,
Seventh and Market Sta, wilmington, Del.
Phvonologv
Ia of great value to all in every department Of fe
provided It be applied by q competent person. Ex-
amnations at all hours Of the day BY -
At No. 20 North Ninth street.
Books on Phrenolosy, Physiology, Hygiene, and
Photography, Wholesale and Retail Call or send
for circular and catalogue Of Books .
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Oss Of appetite /
tive, sometimes
troubled with ps
siderable loss Of
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nR. q ALLAG H II HIS
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II will be seen, has been removed from the ofice
| Of Commissioner OF internal Revenue, and j. W.
Douglass, Deputy Commissioner, appointed In
bis stead. Ever since . conflict Of opinion be-
tween Commissioner PlsAsonton aud Secretary
Boutwell, resulted In an absolute conflict Of au-
thority It has been plain that Plsasonton must
submit or vacats. Tho President asked him to
resign and he refused, and there was nothing to
do but remove him.
ne Desalns and FAN Of ths Republican Party
Which was to have gone on with amazing rapidity
from the New Hampshire election, till all smaller
defeats were swallowed up in one overwhelming
disaster, in 70, is making very crab-like prog
ress thus far. Since Now Hampshire
1t has triumphed in Democratic Connecticut /;
1t has won substantial victories in Democratic
New jersey;
1t has carried lately Democratic North Caro-
lima by majority Of over 5000 at an election
Of the Democracy's own making;
1t Ont down, on Monday, the huge Democratic
majority in Democracy's chosen home and
stronghold Keatucky-some 0,000.
Next!
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LIVER

symptoms attend the disease and Il other times ver
few OF them; but the liver 10 generally the orga
most Involved. Cure the Liver with
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Useful Recipes.

To CLRAN PAINT.-Tu clean paint.
provide plate with some Of the best
whiting to be had have ready some
clean warm water aud piece Of flannel,
which dip into the water aud squeeze
nearly dry; then take as much whiting
as will adhere to Il, add apply it to the
painted surface, when little rubbing
will Instantly romoye any dirt or grease.
After (which wash the part well with
clean water, rubbing it dry with soft
chamois. Paint thus cleaned looks as
well as when first laid on, without any
injury To the most delicate colors. Il
Is far better than using soap, aud does
not require more than half the time
and labor Scientific American.
To Tan SKlNs.--Salt the skin roll
up, and let it lie four days, when take
aud stretch on a board, aud let it dry
straight and smooth then take an old
shave, or something similar, and flesh
the skin clean next, take salt aud pull
verised alum each one tablespoonful.
dissolve in warm water just enough to
wet the mixture; put il on the skin
warm ; roll it up aud let il lie from two
to four weeks; then partially dry and
scrape it some; then take sand paper
and rub till dry, when it will be ready
for use.
DESTROYING ANTS ABOUT FRuIr
TREEs.--A French ogrieuturalist 70.
ports that, alter trying every method
known for the destruction Of ants in.
Testing some OF his fruit trees, he
succeeded in effectiug his purpose 10
the most complete manner, by placing
a mixture Of arsenic aud swceteued
water, in a saucer, at tho foot Of the
trees. For the larger species, he made
use of honey, Instead Of sugar aud
found, in iew days, he could exter.
inmate them completely.
\ To CLEAN CARPETS, Salt spriukled
upon the carpet before sweeping will
make it look bright aud clean. This
IS also good preventive against moths.
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How to Cure Dyspepsia.

A story is told of celebrated Eng,
lish physician, who, being called upou
by desponding dyspcptic for 're,n.
edy' for his complaint, the doctor said
to him, "My fee is Eve guineas That
paid aud | will give you a prescription
that is iDfallible" The dyspeptic.
without hesiiating moment, handed
over the fee, when the doctor handed
back to him the following prescription:
-"LiUe on sixpsnce u day, and earn t."
There are but few, If any, cases of
dyspepsia or liver complaint but which
have been brought on by the haJits of
living; that is, the fault is in the food,
or its kind aud qaantity. In quantity
1t is out OF proportion TO the amount Of
regular and appropriate exercise taken.
l could give the cases Of hundreds like
the following:
DR.. 5. Il l., age sixty, of nervous
bilious temperament, for fifteen years
had had dyspepsiu, constipation and
sick headache. He took to hard work
in his garden. ten years ago, and with.
out particle of medicine, he has been
perfectly well ever since. have seen
the worst forms of dyspepsia aud OF
liver complaint cured without medicine.
The proyerb says, Mature performs
the cure, aud the doctor gets the credit"
Live on simple food Eat no bread
except that made of unsiftcd meal
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Our. Olio.
The House Cricket.

This little inmate Of our dwellings is
well known for its habit of picking out
the mortar Of ovens and kitchen fire.
places, where it not only enjoys warmth,
but can procure abundance Of food. Itis
usually supposed that it feeds on bread
NJ. Latereille says it ouly feeds on in i.
sects, aud it certainly thrives we'll in
houses infested by the cock roach; but
We have also known it to eat aud de.
stroy lamb's.wool stockings, aud other
WOODEN stutfs hung near fire to dry.
Ii Is evidently not fond of hard labor
but prefers those places where the
mortar Is already looscned, or at least
Is new, soft aud easly scooped out; aud
10 this way it will dig covert ways from
room to room. In summer, crickets
oitea make excursions from the house
to the neighboring fields, an | dwell in
the creyices Of rubbish, or cracks made
IN the ground by dry weather, where
they chlrp as merrily as in the snuggest
chimney corner. Whether they ever
dig retreats in such circumstances, we
have not ascertained; Though it is not
Improbable they may do so for the pur.
pose OF making nests The Spaniards
are so fond Of crickets that they keep
them in cages like singing birds.
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Immortality

How beautiful the following gem from
the pen Of Prentice, and how happy the
heart that can see these beauties ns he
portraJs them; "Why is it that the
rainbow aud the cloud come over US
with beauty that is not of earth, and
then pass away and leave US to muse on
their faded lovcliness ? Why is it that
the stars which hold their nightly festi
val around the midnight throne are
placed above the reach of our limited
faculties, forever mocking US with their
unapproachabie glory? And why is it
that bright forms Of human beauty are
presented to our view and then taken
from US, leaving the. thousand streams
of affection to flow back in Alpine tor.
rents upon our hearts !? We are born
to higher destiny tliat earth. there
is s;ealm where tile rainbow never
fades-where the stars will he set out
before US like islands that slumber on
the oceau, and where the beautiful being
that passes before US like meteor will
stay iu our presence forever"