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sEMI-wEEKLY sun, SO A YEAR,
THE DAILY SUN, 80 A YEAR.
TERMS TO CLUBS.

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Semi'Weeky one year to getter up of club,
Thirty-three Dollars.
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the SemtWeekly one year to getter up OF club,
Thfrty-hve Dollars.
one hundred copies, one year. to one address
and the Daily for one year TO the getter up OF
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dressed Sand the Daily for one year to the getter
up iciuo)' Sixty Dollars.
THE SEMI-wEEKLY SUN.
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Eight Dollars.
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an extra copy to getter up of club,
Sixteen Dollars.
SEND YOUR MONEY
IN Post ofice orders. checks, or drafts on New
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the leuers containing money. Address
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Sun office, New York CITY.
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BsS" To cure felon, take half Gill of
vinegar, dissolve in it teaspoonlul of
salaratus-heat as long as the flesh can
bear-soak the ielon as long as desirable,
repeat the applications as often as the
pain returns. aud cure is certain, if ap-
piled in time.
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Bloomfield Academy!
an English md Classical School
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN !
Young Men Prepared For College.
A Normal ,Schooi anda Schooi of Ar4.
FALL TERM COMMENCES

On Monday, Me 29M Of August, 1870
A S the above school has recently been re-organ-
IA ized, students can enter any time
Prof.; VIM; H. Dill, graduate OF Rutgers Col
Miss ANNA L. AUGSPURGER, a graduate of
Esther Institute Columbus, Ohio, teacher of MI
sic, Painting Drawing, French and German.
Every facility for the training of the youth of both
sexes IN all that constitutes liberal and thorough
education.
The Collegiate Department
embraces all the higher branches, including the
Latin and Greek Languages Engineering Practi-
cal surveying, Literature, Natural Science and adj.
vanced Mathematics.
yacations:-Ju and August and one week at
Christmas.
Terms For Boarding Furnished Room Wash.
ing, Tuition In Latin Greek, English Branches and
Mathematics, for the scholastic year $780,
In yacatiOns.-s200,0 ..
The Boarding Department is at the institution.
under the supervision OF William Grler, ESQ by
whom, good and substantial board win be fur
nlshed and the pupils will be under the strict care
Of the Principal Address
w II. DILL, A. Nj. Principal
or WILLIAM GRIER
iItfl New Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa
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The Genuine TURKISH Bath compound, used in all
Oriental countries, in the bath, and manufactured
by us on license and royalty, in exact style, od0r
and quality from the original receipt, as that
made in ConstantinOple, and import duties, preium
on gold ETC., saved thus enabling us to sell II at q
very low price. BY its use bath becomes indeed
a luxury. Very highly scented, and producing
miraculous effects upon the skin 1t Is really worth
trial
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-05

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fieisespai tssstrt. -
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"an slsee" pvs" 'hecAe'a's''
"'.sss = ae'e'se' A<z.e
pay YER ~" VI *'
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~ s'' rs sVa7.' w ~
nv s'R" y Wv
s.oa .of''ne 'o heaf ever, oaSs 7
Us o' view o''e""- A"''
N''s a's'e'' o. ,omos arc We 'h'''o'>
Cd Tor me very cxcr'lent mp2'e on
'"e piano. Z. $3.50.
"Toodles svas plnyed IN q man
ner that would have done credit to
many theatres. Dr.D ID. Henry
who represented "Teodles was IN
one Of his hapriest moods, and plays
cd this difficult part almost 70 pcrfec.
ton ; and Mrs. Dodson. who per,
sopatel Mrs. Toodlss. ,sas not q whit
behind, and eyinccd a histriopie tai,
cnt we mrely find except ousthe
regular stage. Sam Caldwell, as
George Acorn, and Miss 0bra Hens
dersOn, as Mary were excellent. The
other characters we're well sustailicd
Iand. the frequent applause showcd
that the audience fully appreciated
the acting. saa Aassaa
aStart:ua IL lifanAxas thenoxt plav,
~ va ven artedI ana Nm rccc;vc,l
with frcouentupplause Miss Mollic
Dodson and Miss Snowdcn carried
the lead;no marta and deserve n,aise
.fortheir yery iit,c acting.
aThe 15th Amendment n 1 pho.
tograph gallery, Messrs. Mctienry
ana Waddcy, was received win thur
Gers o. applause, ana the mughaDie
~ honson
az. II, WaIl. stare do.
scyves s~necia, men,ion.f 81 tl,e p,a,,.
,or 4 MIN il l;scbar gsd tho y.
sno,s;hlaan,;os ellis nes;f;on. an,
i " ,,,.;r;rc onorcv ofMrs q n
Do,lsor vas ,hc o,1ien,c indcI,te,
for tho yerv pheasant EVENINGS en-,
,s,to;nn,ent
Tho eo,,test for tho boolict "a,
quite .e;rled. Tho ono sor tbemos|
handsome Young lady WIS voted u
the fairand lovely Miss Dora Jones
. E. Il ora 1880
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ne lp''ss.ai ara usey dsdvvipx
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Debility sne EmssIAllop
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ten=sfo tssht1i-stfy ezaft 70 f<atfy o.
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rfn< ~ za~yssa ttfsB 'lt&irAtfe aa;erf ~
hrtn .aessmriifhfi the hshth improve. and
luossu<fe tttm<~h nfties hlte afttfnrs J
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ihk e1crsy ~ We httr md 1ieSink every
I!mftq.n ~ ncvsoa<nczs md 1tfr1fch It
spirits isscheednv aha tenc6ciai tYsrt> ARE
lhlfaly srukentfbf t'oazands. who owe to Il
tAeif f<ss>asiaa - hetith No restorative II
the ansan cfueIieins has attained the sainc
Ip6rulnr<y NJ Hse thoft spnrc Of tfnef II hastcen
before ihc public or has tseh me- high endorse
mcufstccofded tcfiis exfti'cnt tptic. sfany
bother rr<rt-atfchs, rurpertiut 10 &c correct
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q ncsttssr s1omath uiitsrs soailhass 70 h
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tends shs use q the Bitten %syiness I. eafe n
M ' sssp " ~ ssrsis A. as', almost NV wisss ~ num- y
beg, have pesa published, siissiI nE. 4 . truly
and fessnl aIsrsses AIN stsiis tisie 4 seems
N We ], g. s, S'Srt sas ., sa't st' e Int. 2 tSs |. s stSsa
pttEa lop toifx sx~celienrc. Ill ne oniy Pre-,
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sor ,ho 80 aftho Asmv oe M ira.
4 d dar;,. ,ali;o. NJ.
~ ] I oross Il III B 1a71 49,.
ment 81 this class Of claims i pro
.hsn:aa = .saasa. - NJ
rules and Negotiations Of the commits
lsion appointed to adiustthc same,
las well asfull sets Of blanks to meet
lovcry case.
The claims cover horses, mu'es
wagons, lumber, timber, wood, for
age Of Ill kiuds and supplies Of cv-
cry character, or description fur.
nishcd for the use Of, or used by
the Y. s. army.
All persons having claims of this
kind, who think proper to place
them iii ms hapds, can rely upon
ltba;r hc;no nr,aoentnd wifi, onorev
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lcfs wanting their Old Gins
ehly repaired, will send thcm
kliop. Al work guaranteed,
b, Boilers and machinery,
MY repaired.
X. II. STrArss.
n over kinchloe and Wrights
Caldwell aud Gifts Planning
MI /
|ED--Every kmily in Mississippi to
ottlc Of Mansfield 4 Hirlves celshra-
4 Arniea Eminent. which u ! Ienc-
nd msic Of Extract Of Arnics, Ex-
Mmlhar, rare Esscntiat 0.ls, Ehlufo-
Magnetic Elaid ckcmically ccmbiued
b is warranted 10 cure pain In hve
IL - eiuxys rtsdy pleasant 70 uec,
lid cdmpctilQr wherever 4 has been
he bottle Is equal III nrdicAl rroperI
trenglh 70 a score Of ether iinimenis,
prof. otdicrd by all ns the King ofall
irrs, Reliris and Embrocntions which
been offered tothc Americas Pub
Head the TeStimaNs.
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ceeri n lHa f. t4sriv sur - 1fzzz<<><ppl
= "a ~ iais lrim lss1 faj<H. ttz it,A+f
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r,evta rapaiy stsls q MslA itpf eea'aIaias
.lil nei ~ Alsc hie ncdh hslfbff ois ~ 12'fl,
aud ~, on the nefIii hdt oftht asaih VISIT FINE
,hanal qaavi,r dissection 10. iaa aship II. range
. eass eoelaiwna acrrs rosc ~ tesS In
sad Aeanly aud SAtas EftN
toax ( ra& Nimis,f
~ Done Aaa.
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kRDIs DIRECTORY

lluEz oFrlcE.
and departures OF msils Molly
Aulnhosns, Tyso and rirsssaf Nota,s
" V. and departs ! ?. n. dordny
Ssjssss az ssdsdis}
Saturday. Daily mails elcse ~
Dlnezs Nurfh AZ lOs35 A \. going
DO ' Mails opened fifteen MIN
arrivals. Uiice OPEN daily, Sunday
% tsG 80 i. n.
J. n. wADDEY, v, NJ
Masonic
bcpsE No. 3O7 a. '. . a. M.si
Communication third Thursday
bach month.
~. JOHN WRIGHT, W ~.
EADBEY, Secy.
Sardls Chap ers No. II,
pf The Eastesn Star, Regular Meeting
night In each month";.
Mrs. n. A. Thompson,
Worthy Nation,
d. Wright,
Scc'v
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VF HA.HAr 49, Il EF kEumUNr EftffEN Al MN
Every drop Of ths SarsapAFiIli6A .HkrcIsent
communicates through The blood, sweat, urine,
and other huide and jniees " ne sy.ssfn inc
svicF or Ina II repairs The waste f ~ body
Win nsw, soHH \ material. Serophnla, ~ philis,
ca 1nmpttQn f3landnias discase, Ulcers 10 TIE
throat, mouth fnihofs n ,des in the n snds and
other parts 81 me system, Sore Byes, strnmsr-
ons discharges from The sars, and The worst
Asns n Ain diseases &mpifpns, tcyers sages,
acne, black rpots, worms In the hes1l. iawois.
emtters IN tlic womb, and al weakening and
Spainfnl AixQsders. night-sweatx, losy 0s SPERM
h6d ~ othxf Sastez 81 the liis rriacfFfe, arc
within Inc s~uretisc range n this wonder "
.p'odefs tlt1lyy and ; ~ RGAysHaE kIl
prove % sSdy eSssD esia gitksStH&0MttNxs
'krnso y 4jxs4ls ~ dpUtsaf rsxss
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To Lei.
A store House at Como, ~ feet wide BY 50
feet long. Can bcuscd for groceries, dry gools
Hardware, or any kind OF merchandise. In
quirc Of A. n HOWE, at sardis or I. u.BASs,
Como. T. jyi5af
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? Religious.
PRESBYTERIAN cnuRcrI.
every md and 4th Sundays Rey,
4 &,
BAPTIST CHURCH.
kerery issisud ard Sundays Rev.
rngs Pastor, Z
METHODIST CHURCH. WV
every list and Ord SUNDAYS By the
fSaec.
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NH fspifOk: give the SUD
joined resolutions Of the Committee
o. Arrangements Of the Prcsbyte-
rian Concert an insertion il your
papcrand oblige
II. Ii. STRAUSS, Chm.
WHEREAS, Its desired by all con
ccrned in the Presbyterian Church,
that thanks should be publicly re-
turned tocertaiu gentlemen whotar-
|nishcd timely aid in the concert CIV
en- Inst evening. Therefore be it
Rcsotred, That we, the Commit
tee of Arrangements, at the request
Of all engaged, do hereby return sin,
ccre thanks to Mcssfs Mcnkin Bros,
Of Memphis, for their great ~libcrality
in iurnislingtiekcts for the evenings
entertainment, free Of charge.
Eesoiad, That We d. also rctiirll
our sincere thanks to the Pauiola
STAR Office for the Programmes and
several notices of the concert, graz
tuitously bestowed, and to the Ed
tor oftl,c STAR, Mr.. FREEMAN RAN
poLpn, for his beautiful rendition d
therc onyict's soliloquy,' with which
all present were % greatly delighted,
and his presentation of the boquel
voted g ihe most popular young
lady.
Resolved, That Tic Paisola sTAp
be requested to publish those %resola,
| r. II. sThAuss, CHI.
R. 7. HUNTER, Sec'y.
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Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT.
- Mondays Of March, July and No
Md holds two weeks.
q cHAScERr Court.
n a Monday in Jaumry April. july,
nj shalds two weeks.
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M2fEaaNRxNN fkL R44N ~ y 2N#
Ferry Data YesstabIc Pnin Killer possesses
which not alone removes rain instantly,
but regulates The stomach, lives strength, tonr
and vigar % The system. II is.t1r " IN
imed.cines which ID worth moro M Edl{l
We advise the good people not TORY Xperinae@
BY using the many NJ " Reljcfa and panaeesa
bat csll for The reliable Darts Pain Killer.
Sold bJ ~ Druggist.
GoA4.-Tt issaid " thor 80
arc posted, that goats are good
70 have Sin the country,
but our opinion d very decided'that
They arc mieerablc things Al lipvc
about Town. We hoPesosr eity
Fathers viii pas some law to clear
|onr streets Of The si1Qlo br6gdi
mx@y W~xa. n ~~-.exa[aux~~#
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BIann has iinc cigars aud the hes
assortmcnt ofFquors 10 the town.
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body will be more popular than y
|ior'hef Ds
led. . N
W. ,,o.;.c ! hanlsor,o marble "A.
In ,sssca 4 ma WstbuI;.t tsLnreh.
e~legoutlv cpor.. yed and finished In
MI n,ost neyfpet manner. with u
inscription
@To ihc memory a MY. a,
See this tablet y Dedicated ~ h''
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LA half section of land
east of Como, mississippi
pod improvements and IN a
~ d cultivation. Terms
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AT the Marshall county Dem
ocratic Convention on the 18th,
Gen. A. ]. Vaughn, was nomina-
ted for Sheriff. Geo. Meyers, fol
Circuit Clerk, and Walthal fol
|Ghancery Clerk.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

You've men, if you would have the re-
spect and esteem of all whose respect is
worth having-if you would wish an
honorable popularity among your ac-
quaintances. you must avoid foul Ian
guage, swearing and drinking; you must
be fair and open in all your acts; you
must be cheerful and pleasant to ALL the
rich and the poor alike; you must not
put on a sad face, and thus become STUN
bling blocks to others. Look up, not
down, and let there be bright warmth
in your smile that shall draw the sadness
out of other faces We are here to help
each other. The good Lord expects some
return for the talents he has left in our
keeping. We must not think too much
of our own disappointments or trials. If
we try to do our best the Lord will GER
taiuly help US out Of them. Let not re.
verses sour your dispositions, but try to
look for the bright side, Of everything.
and by so doing you will find strength
that you knew notof. 5fh'
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
Alisttllansous 9taoins.
New York Morals s-Bigamy in High Life.

The N. Y. Post last week has an edi
torial article telling this strange story -
Not may days ago there was fashiona-
BILE marriage in one of our uptown church
es. The bridegroom was remarkable
handsome man, OF nearly thirty years Of
age, well known in what is called fash
ionable society as an agreeable, liberal
bachelor and ladies man." The bride
was lovly girl, belonging to one of our
best known families, and esteemed for
her character as much as admired for her
beauty. si -...s ....t., a... a-
The friends of both we're present; and
nothing surprising occurred at the cere-
mony, save that all present remarked
upon the appearance of the bridegroom.
lie was apparently so oppressed by some
great sorrow or anxiety that he could not
smile nor command cheerful word. '
The pair had spent but few days to-
gether, when the husband, after an inter-
view with his young wife, which left her
almost crushed in mind, hastily called at
his late bachelor rooms, which he had not
yet given up, burned a large number of
papers packed up few precious articles
and suddenly disappeared; and no one
of his friends now knows where he IS to
be found. ' -
But one dreadful truth reached their
ears too quickly. At one of our new
hotel in the centre of the city, but few
blocks from the church in which the mar
riage was performed, there were found a
woman and several children bearing his
name. and she found no difficulty in estab-
fishing her right to it. She is many
years older than he. 9i hsI9a.1s Z og'n
They were married when he was
scarcely more than boy. and have never
published the marriage; but they never
quarrelled or separated. He still sup
ported her and visited her and on the
very day Of the second marriage, at
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

A Utica woman lost her waterfall in
the street, and dog picked it up, and
after carrying it block, sat down and
tore it to pieces. The dog has been so
full OF feas and things since that he is
denied admission into the house. Served
him right.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
CLEyERLY TRICKED.

L
stairs Just now want here, Charley?"
asked Of my partner, one morning, OF
entering our newly established store or
Broadway. et L-uf s3nr
"Came about the book-keeper's posi-
ton. and I've almost promised it to him
he brought excellent testimonials, ans
seems to be smart man. l think he'll
do. You'll see him when he calls to.mor
row." answered Ranken. zta a.t
II don't think he piH do," l replied.
Elm almost certain I've seen him before
There's something peculiar in his ap-
pearance i could not fail to recognize
| think he's the swindler there was a
great fuss about at Chicago, when wa.
there last year if it's the same man he's
dead beat, and no mistake s't -uH
II guess not, Martin; this fellows
honest-I could read it in his eyes. It's
pretty rough to be down on a square man
because of some slight resemblance he
may bear to a rascal; besides, look at
his credentials" said Ranken, r
| glanced over them. rra
"All fair and apparently genuine,' i
said, though from people at distance
should be very sorry to m;sjuase any
man, but seldom forget faces | have
once seen. / tell you what III do il
you like to prove him after an idea Of
my own," said. ..i.. h.. ..rl ....
What's your idea ?" asked Charley
"a very simple one: : he's coming to
see You tomorrow; place s25O0 On your
desk, in not too couspicous position,
but where he cannot fail to see it; leave
him alone in the room for few minutes;
come back, and, without looking around
send him away under some pretext. !
will wait at the door down stairs. If the
notes are all safe, on his departure. strike
that hand bell once, and i will let him
pass out; if they are not. ring 'tcice. and
will arrest him. There will be no risk
and it is a fair trial. l said. .af
Agreed !" cried Charley. -.
The next morning everything was ar
ranged as l had proposed; the notes
were laid on the table, the bell placed
near to hand, and. on the would be book
keepers advent, went below and sta
toned myself at the entrance.
Soon afterwards the bell rang once,
and on the strangers decending | allow
ed him free exit, though was more than
ever convinced, as he hurried past, that
he was the man of Chicago no:orsty -
l watched him into the street, but he
took sharp turn and was lost to view !;
then went up stairs.
"Iou see the stamps have never been
touched" said Charley, pointing to the
package of bills on the desk, as enter
ed his ROOM | walked towards where
they lay and lifted them up Look
here, Ranken," | said.
He then took them from my hand and
examined them
"We're dead beatv' he exclaimed !;
"all these notes except the top one, are
counterte.ts."
"Say you are sold, old man; don't in
clude me-. l warned you" / answ cred.
The man Of course never returned to
occupy the position he had accepted.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

A Providence widow protests in a
newspaper communication against the
erection of soldiers monuments until af-
ter the paltry pension of S96, annually
paid to soldiers widows, is increased
She thinks the erection of few good
houses, leased a, a small rental, would
be nobler monument than any marble
shaft.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

THE Knoxville Tenn Chronicle oi
the 14th ult., tells of an adventure AS
thrilling and improbable as any that has
ever adorned the pages of the most sen
sational story writer. A short time since
drover. stopping for the night at an inn
in the mountains near the dividing line
of Tennessee and North Carolina, had
his suspicious aroused by the rough ap-
pearance of several Unlocking men who
were about the premises. Therefore he
carefully examined his room before retir-
ing, and was horrified by finding conceal
ed under his bed the body of man.
with his throat cut from ear to ear. The
drover took up the body of the murdered
man, placed it carefully in the bed, COW
cred it up, and took bis position behind
the door to await the result. About mid
night the door was softly opened, and five
men, armed with huge knives, entered
the room and stealthily approached the
bedside. The drover did not remain to
watch their further proceedings, but
quietly slipped out of the open door. and
made his way from the murderous den.
The next morning he raised force and
returned to the inn, where the party sue
ceeded in capturing four of the gang
As incredible as this story appears, the
Oh, 0nicle vouches for its truth on the an
thority of responsible gentleman, and
gives the name of the drover who was
the hero of the adventure, and who is
well known in Jefferson county.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
pset's Gornsr.
LOVE SONG.

"Do l s.ill love yous" Ask the bee.
% If he .till loves the flower;
And of the flower demand if she
Loves sunshine and the shower;
And ask the bird if still he loves
The joy that Summer brings
Soft airs, blue skies, and leafy groves,
That listen while he sings.
If bee ard flower and bird say Nay"
Then my loves false and fled away.
why do love you." Ask the sea
Why it adores the moon;
And asked the queenly rose why she
Do'es on the month of June;
And ask the sunfower why she turns
Her bosom TO the snn,
And all the dark night fondly yearns
.. For her beloved one. ...
If sunfower, rose and sea reply.
1--WE do not kuow," no more know l.
All. who the secret course can tell
... Of love that long endures ?"
The charm is undefnable.
That draws my soul to yours,
only know that still my love
Is centred oil in you .f ..
As constant rs the stars above,
And pure as the morning dew,
Enough, though bid the cause may be