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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

piFassss Tine ss .@f l. ea'2 r s o @ n: f,
digestion heeome- panig. and a cure Is seen T. be
Of the stomach. An nappetite - :, ,..,-,.,-
puimOnic Syrup comes in {" perform it, tuuc'i1usatI
upon IL w,rE Naig-a g. aut T., c'ia,5d It cso-t4
and ripens the impaired ana di-..i f. tlrs OBJ: the
lungs. IN the foun pf EIthcrrg 10 prepares them &.
Is HPsGsrie @fe inc M rt,e IL %as T% % t + " e S I,
dignity ~ rcraincI vign- s:ey> +. e. ~ eHtyy the
manhood or wOm4nhOOd that vas
GIVEN Up IS LOST.
TIE second t'iingis t'io patients nu- STA s. .arl
room untr they well; II almost ir1rr--i,ir t.
I must be prevented oT cure can MT be- ~ 'c:sd
M Te' a5, s5 and IN dig t2s 9gt @ Gfe & IN d tas se9n IF
wr9ng PhysicissRs s wh; rceotnnena ~ thai e.uts' i,
vet seesse they are in tn house they uu-, urr
T a9Ts ss,et ,e IL tGg & ssI VIZ IN Ht % M 10 ct gae}
circulation 2i o. 20; Ite e la.ntS -, ~ G.d
gain
bility in The worst se- All n',r. certainly IN :l
Otne faculty Of his own care Va IL thee lu..~l
Navy years aso was IN the I,-' st-~-- RI COW
snmptiln; coni9., tn ny b"i, t., tt 'l.' 'Hng ~.
Ike drowning mnn catching at ,t.aws. heard oi
nnd obtained the preparations Which a" ufC. T.
seemed 10 that 1 could ftei them pcnc,rsi;a
lungs and would spit up more thai Il pint # o;ic-
siye yellow matter every morning fora long TIM.
" As soon as That began t. suhs.ic my cough l'rrr.
appetite that 1t was !th dhicit ;lyt
c5Eid keen from cutting too uci soon -l!!CU my
tJTcngth, and have grown in frzli evcr since.
Il was weighed shortly aft my very. - ai'-
ed the Doctor. then looking like Nero eko!ctpr;
my weight was only nine;y-sCvcn pounds: pre-
cnt weight Is two hundred and twenty I've % rtr,
and for wears have enj0ved uninterrupted hgltl'
DR. Schenck has discontinued his protest. lorul yi>itS
Seseney Jr.. stl continue see patlcurs ut their
office. No. ID North Sixth STREET pl.i!-au hla every
Saturday from AN. to 3 P.T. Those who wish
thorough examination with the Ece, lrE't VIII b
charged s.. The RcspiTuIne;aT declares tho exact
condition Of the lungs, and patients Can readily learn
whether they are durable or u t.
The directions Tor taking tic med cICS ad9Dtcd
10 the intelligence even Of child Follow the 6irCI
in some cases the Mandrake Iis IRE to b. taken N
increased dOScss the thTee medicines need other
Accomplishments than the CuTr IL t-uyfi0T- that
cOmnlny them: First create 1rTct..e Ot returning 2
1t comes, il Will come lot the drsraivry oncc he
OF good cheer. Good blood at onCh fCllUNs, the cough
lnnsens, the night sweat is ahGt"a In snuTt time
both of these morbid symptoms are = % forever.
of thousands Hf families. A. lgS:Iiye plr. w.
the Mandrake Pills are STANDARD preparation rio
the PumOBic SNrlip as cure Of coughs gUl = Id,
may be regarded rs prrPlyactorc against cO!i-El
Sirice Of the Pnlmonic Syrup and scl-vccd T,-ic,
Sl.50 bottle $40 halt dnZCT. Nn' rake Iiis,
IS cents box. Fur sale by all druggists and 4eaieEs
r. NJ 4 CIR Z A d y & CO.,
v. e. Corner CoIuInbia aud HaiHHt SIS.
CINCINNATI. OHIO,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
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Charles Francis Adams, being asked
his opinion of the "new departure" re-
Piled swell, can't, of course, say
what it Will amount to. There is no
doubt but that the Democrats have
made great many mistakes. and this
acknowledgment is no doubt step in
the right direction, if they wish to be.
come the party of the country. There
are no new issues before the people, and
politics, therefore, loose their charms ex,
cept for interested politicians, and !
thank my stars that I am not ono of
that class. II ] wanted Office, perhaps
] could dig up something to talk about
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29

Anumber OF boys from i6 10 90 years of age
can find employment at c. o. GILLETTs, Say.
brook.
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COUNTY NEWS.

CoUSTY STATfsTfcs.--Tbe following siAtls.
tics for the year ending March /, 1871, are
from the Probate Record.
Male ht,tha Fanstc hi,ths nesths
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Coed Molasses and pure Ground Ginger for
the bayfield,, or for ginger cakes, for sale at
SwIFT's
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WANTED = Five thousand Men, Women
and Children, to buy our stock of goods at
cost. 7yler & Carlisle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29

MILK CooLERs-the best in use--to be had
at MANN & MOVES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-29

USE DR.. Reno's Catarrh Specific. Sold by
~ Il ay,rr
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Crockery ! Crockery at cost at cost at
Iyier DE- Cdrlisie's
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DIR. JOSEPH II. sCuENCk's SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

and awaited them selves of his wonderfully etacigus
medicine. they wuu!c not have !!l.el.
DIR. Schclck has " his pryy"d that y l1--
sufficient vitality rcn1ns that viiH.irs. %" h4
medicines and his rcc;ivas GJs their Use Is qui-Esu
ed into heathful vigy-.
IN this stltensrt thr-s Is noting UresurnD.u1ue.
To the faith Df tbc tnva0 Is rad" repre- ettisl
that is not thousand tlIrs sabsttntiHt-i by VifZ
and visible WORKS. The theory ~ IT," r--e by D..
schDDcks medicine Is simple as it is Irt-Iu-.
Its philosophy requires 10 ur-ulaut. !; Is se!ssuc
ing, self-cDDgircnc.
The Seaswsed Tonic I'd Mandrake Ti!s cr" ta" lr-t
two weapons with w'ri tue Ctasei ul tac ls Is
azsaiiet. Two thirds uf the u
originate in dyspepsia and furctiunaiy dis..'.erei
liver With this cunditton the btUHcA-4! iuans
p2tiize" with the stomach. They respond - tie
mOrbic action ~ the liver. Here tucu inr- ~ cu'
mndtng result ant the settI4g N, vita ail - dis
tressing syn yUJn- Ot
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SEVENTEEN new subscribers this week, and
all unsolicited.
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UsE DR.. Renos oatarrh Specific. Sold by
n II
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CHEESE is not maintaining the prices of last
year; there has b cen gradual falling away
until sales in some instances have touched 8
cents This, perhaps, is hardly to be wonder
ed at considering the multiplicity of factories,
the general attention of the farmers being
turned TO the dairy, and the unusual season
we have had for the supply of feed Most of
the factories are running up to their iull Ca
pacity. That at East Village has been on the
eve of procuring third vat, because of the
supply OF milk. 1t is now working the milk
of some 500 cows, and the daily product is 10
cheeses The factory is keeping up the well
earned reputataIion of last year, and the char
acter and quality of the cheese is unsurpassed.
The process of cooling the milk when put
into the can, and the earnest and persistent
admouitions of cleanliness upon patrons, has
its effect. The scrupulous clcanlin' IS of the
factory, and the skill and cOnsummate ability
OF Mr.. BRIcGs, the manager, may be traced in
the cheese
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PAULoNIA.-Our attention has been called
to specimen of lowering tree, set last Spring
by Mr.. RALPH MUM, of east Village, upon
his grounds. where are TO be seen SO many
towering and ornamental shrubs and trees of
rare and special interest. This is the only
specimen of this tree known bereabouts, aud
its discovery upon the catalogue OF Mr.. L. B.
ScoFIELD, agent of Brighton Nurseries OF
Rochester, lead to Il prompt ana earnest effort
to secure ii. 1t is peculiar in its foliage and
flower. The first are of tremendous size -
said to be the largest of any of the trees of
the garden-measuring in this, the first sea.
sons growth, some l6 inches across, and the
latter are in clusters large and double. 1t
is a somewhat rapid grower and attains con-
siderable size. Its descriplion-the only well
grown one known-puls its height at 40 feet
in is years. 1t is well worthy the attention of
those interested in floral and horticultural
rarllies. The adv. of Mr. SCoFIELD will be
found in this paper, who will receive orders
for this and many other trees, shrubs and
flowers TO be found upon his catalogue.
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Orwell.

Editor IeLegrdph-Matters and things in this
.fT inland town are particularly animated Just
now, from several causes First the harvest
is glorious, making glad the heart of the hus-
bandman. Everything is in abundance hay.
oats, wheat, corn and children, and of the best
qtualtY, though the last named articles will,
like locomotive, bear an occasional SWitching
of whether they have a "tcRder" behind or
not Secondly, we have vivid anticipations of
railroad, Il veritabe road of iron, and not of
wind and talk. The President, Mr. McCrary,
of the A. Y. & P. railroad company, has been
here, and we have had a look at Mr.. Randall,
the contractor, both lions in their way, and
they have told us that if we do our duty, they
will do theirs and that in twelve months from
August first, we shall be in rail-communica-
lion with all creation and part of Pennsyl-
vania-"a communication devoutly to be
wished" Yet, after seventeen years delay
years of anxious hopes and doubts and fears
we hardly dare lay the fattering unction to
our souls that we shall be able to visit War
ren or see the blue waters of Lake Erie in one
short hours ride. We have mind to the cork
and are trying to raise our proportion of the
stock. In the meantime we wait in state of
glorious uncertainty the snort of the iron
horse and the first installment of free passes,
enabling us, from the Oldest inhabitant down
to the youngest "bairn" TO do patriotic honor
to this happy linking of the Mahoning Valley
tosAshtabufa Harbor. Then. and not till then,
Shall "benIghted Ashtabula" including the
"third lange," emerge into the light of the
10Th century. So mote 1t be.
Again, fine dining hall 20 by 40 feet, at
tached to the boarding hall built some three
years ago, has just been completed. and be-
fore the cOmmenc 'ment of the fall term of
The Institute, will be nearly furnished From
this time forward persons desiring to enter
She students union, will be furnished with
table board at from Sl.75 to $225 per week
whether the railroad goes or not. Rooms for
study and other necessary purposes can readily
be had at reasonable rates. Then, again,
the hammer of the carpenter the brush of the
painter and the hand of the paperhapger, are
busy on both hall and Institute, putting every.
thing in order for the campaign of l871-'72.
The school is already furnished with very
fine apparatus and cabinet, and there has re-
Gently been ordered large astronimical tele.
scope. and II superior lecturing set of apparat-
us in electro magnetism. With the utmost
irankness in view of our faculties, we appeal
to the public for our share of school going
patronage, where Academic or Normal advan-
tagcs are desired. To the industri0uS, we
warrant success the lazy, here as elsewhere,
will do nothing. HUI.
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Use Dr. Rcno's Catarrh Specific, Sold by
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Read Tyler Dc CarlisiSs advertisement this
week.
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DIED.

Announcements free; CommcndatorY Notices half rate
At the residence Of c. HALL, Conneaut July 23d Miss
SALLY HALL, aged T5 years.
In jefferson, July 10Th, OF Typhoid Fever. RUpES l.
MORRISON, In his b2nd year.
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No. Marriage Licenses, 262.
No. Wills admitted to Probate, 81.
No. Letters Administration, SO.
No Letters Guardianship, 20.
No. Persons Naturalized, 10.
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The horse disease is making havoc among
the railroad horses in N. Y. A letter from
Paris snys an epidemic of serious nature pre-
walls among the horses of the Paris cab COM
NAMES
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WRiTE0 CLAss.--The numerous friends aud
patrons Of J. TALMADoE, have induced him 10
start class In pcnmanshlr, during the vacation
Of the schools lie will therefore begin his
class on Wednesday, Aug. End, in the new
school building The two following weeks
will be devoted in this way. DESTROYS Of Civ.
Ing all the advantage Of attendance, and hope
ful Of increasing the number Of the class there.
by the price OF tuition will be put at the low
figure Of 81. The session of the class, and
lumber of lessons may be learned on appica-
ton to Mr.. r., or Supt. Clemens
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SYMPTOMS. hight pain IN the ide the skin and eye
assume thick yellow coat, digestion is impaired "A
unpleasant sinking sensation ~ the pit Of the stomach
Il Experienced the bowels Irregular the mind fret
iul the memory weakened, sometimes aght cough,
codness of the hands and feu, sootnes loss ~ appe
lite aud a. others unnatural craving for food dizziness
Of the head depressed spirits feeling Of uncertainty Of
having left something gpdone but can't tell what is
Take simmons Liver Regulator II viii remove all un-
pleasant feelings aud make you well.
Every Family should Keep Pages ArpIeR
OIL In the House.
II cures scaids buns and itching humots
Chlhains. wonnds and painful tumors,
All healing Ointment Who can find
gTeater blessing to mankind.
Pages Armies Oil cures Rheumatism.
Psges Msndrake PlH- cure Dyspepsia.
Pages Mandrake PILE care h'adachc.
1917 soidby N. YEwBERBY, Ashtnbui.
The COnfes-ions OF an nInvaIId.-Publl-hed
o. warning ana Tor the beueft Of Young men and 9th
ers who suffer FROM Nervous Debility &c, supplying
the mesns Of seii cure.
Written by One who has cured himself and cent free
on receiving post paid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
1915 Br2oklyn. y Y.
Errors OF YOuIb.-A neG;leman who has .rGer.
ed for yesrs from Ner'ous Debility Premature Decay
and all the effect Of youthful indefcretion. VIII for the
sake Of suffering humanity send free 10 al who need Il
the receipt and direction ir making ~ ,mpc renedy
tie adversers experience car do 50 by ad iesting In
perfect confidence, JOHN Y. OGDEN.
52a 4s Cedar street y, Y.
TO Consumuyns,-The advertiser having been
permanently cured Of that dread disease CUHsumpnn,
By simple remedy. l. anxious 10 make knCwn to his
fellow sufferers Of cure To all who desire u
he will send copy oi the Prescriptlon used dTee oi
same which they will find a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthm:, Bronchitis. &c.
RTv. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
iyT l65 50 second ST.. Williamshur2h. n. Y
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A New DEPARTURE.-The many warm
friends Of DR.. .. B. Moss, are greatly regret
ing his sudden departure from the field of use
fulness he was occupying in this place for an
other more distant His future home will be
Ashtabula, Ohio, where he enters into part.
nership with DR.. e. V. VAN NORMAN, of that
place. In little over year the doctor Oh
tanned a fine "ride" in this village and vicinity
and proved himself to be sklltul physician
His patronage was constantly increasing, and
homeopathy under his management has be-
come quite popular. We wish him success in
his new home.-MaSon, Inghdm Co., (Jiich.)
Neaos.
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CONSUMPTION,
Its Cure and Its Preventive
BYJ. II. sCHENCK, I'D.

NAM human bc1g has passed away frr Whose
death there IVES no "hcr reason tnan ,hc ncgec, -
knOrn and udi ably proven means % cure. Those
dear ~ family and friends seep :. tho
dreamless sumJcT iitD which, ll tIe. Cainy Jptl
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In the opinion Of clear-sighted people, PAR
s's MURRAY carries the PLAN oyer McCooK.
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CHRrsTENINo ScENE.-A somewhat utter.
esting scene Of this character came of at the
Congational church on Sunday morning last,
Rev. Mr.. TowLE, Pastor, officiating. No less
than six candidates were presented, five being
infants. After the impressive ordinance, the
reverend gentleman gave discourse upon the
nature and character of the ordinance, which
is said by those who were present, to have
been very credtable ana becoming effort
The Pastor of this church takes a two
weeks vacation, and with his lady, goes 10
the Hub" for the enjoyment of The season.
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cB~ Gen. Hooker writes from the ST. Louis
Springs, Michigan, to the Miles Standsh Com.
mittce that he cannot attend the celebration
II have been an admirer of the character of
Miles Stndish from my boyhood up, and
would like to be identified with any body of
gentlemen engaged in commepl0Eating his
great virtues. 1t will be . graceful act, on
the part of our friends, to erect a monument
to his memory, bat it must not be expected to
add to his fame or immortality"
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Announcements of the names of E. G.
WADE of Jefferson, and Capt M. B. GARY of
Genevs-both able, honorable and patriotic
mentor the office of Prosecuting Attorney,
will be found in this Daner
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USE DR.. Reno's Catarrh Specific Sold by
G. E SwtFT
The Republican journal., 1871-06-15
Catalogue sprague Moving Machine Co.

~, . ., .,.
nc NiaCitnt ~ eohsu , thliey OF iron Al
ana oteti' Without any "oou"ofA except the org
ahn ~ al 'tCiilthtn' ~,
INC frame IS IN iron Ease cast IN one piece
WIN ny pC'.i ihsS ~ tiic 1h''i1s tast On ~
8. Inc oialtlhs IS OF the pesl rehheu ron anu
running as 1t uoes IN bearings cast on me franc, "
cannon stt gu. ., ihc y ON any "aiPHs VI Franz
or !oosehlns Oh holls thcftoy dNolulhg inc trouoe
Wi'ic - o.el ~ tlioat e.ust ~ "l4 "o"u
en- li'' NJ t'i a. .','e Va 81 = att PiCUe9;
i G - go ~" ~. pe9e A,iiti iGan
IRON, 'lu 'ip NY ~ oheest ~ VI ho"lIE h'Ghlt
sti IN % 49, a. .i ~ , III d III. i''o"4 ana
cGihlaet h'nnV WIN .tle ials au arg com
plcteiy tht"S5u =. .iiia al lh'9 'iG pro
ttcico rom uift anu SIns3 anu y : lhpoSSbie ur
IN, optl4toi " ~ ii'Ju' "a pf mem;
.. '1ut io''r 'oS \anu mos VIII! tlIrck or uoune
nuts ate requires on lhe llliht, 70 nou ~ thelT
proper ptHtcs tlV CoNtr' up oe't, oh'tlhs anu
htais' ny NoNtf Is hihStu " nv rIdhi', anu pY
SIMPLY raising '' access IS rS'uly obtained 10 All the
WORKING parts OF tie M"chihe' ...-.., j.,
p Anosl tlr en,lft "uiSml T. cart re, On lnt
"httfS ""iiV INV i7! ''to' tl'iiiS INV
possible amount o. dLNlhS power III proportion 10
the WaiShi OF tht Macni!t- ~
W." ne iIoil'it "'Isllhf w ""' lps'' ~ ole vi
the llsht'st, pnt irom ~ peculiar construction, one
ol the strongest ana most tHtctNt. ..
Central ORA properly arranged, tht laoor upon the
team IS much l,SSened ind the liability Of damage
to the Machine from striking distractions is greatly
reduced.
.. the Machine has been carefully constructed
and balanced, with i view OF avoiding side draft
does not exist.
TO- The Frame and Gearing are placed in the
centre of the Machine, bringing the weight equally
UPON the drive Wheels thus obtaining a more steady
motion with less shaking of the driver
II. The apparatus for working and handling the
The Republican journal., 1871-06-15
IT II il
Sprague Mower.
The BEST and CHEAPEST Newer in the World.
STRONG, SIMPLE, CONVENIENT
DURABLE AND ATTRACTIVE.
Light Draft, Easy Handling, Perfect Work.
Office Of the Spasue Moving Machine Co.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., January, 1871
TO the Farming Community of the United
States.

In presenting the SPRAGUE MOWER to the notice
of the Farmers OF this country, and in soliciting
their patronage the manufacturers feel no hesitation
in making the statement that they calling aten-
ton now to a new and untried experimental ma
chine but to that has been subjected to the most
thorough and trying tests in many sections of the
country and in all the various and difficult kinds OF
works which required from first-class Mower,
the results obtained from these trials nave been most
satisfactory both to the purchasers and to ourselves
Our aim has been, and will be, to place in the
hands OF the Farmer Mower, light in weight, easy
OF draft, strong in construction, with the best and
most SlmUe mechanical arrangement ana proportion
of the working parts the newest aud most complete
facilities for handling; cutting apparatus second to
none in use, and at price at once fair and reason
able and much below that heretofore charged for
the same quality OF iirst-cass Mowers.
n order to carry out these desgn and TO produce
the required results, have secured and combined
the very best mechanical skill with the practical
Moving Machine talent OF many years rXnerencc
The Machines placed in the field las: season were
carefully tried and watched in al the different posi-
tons, ana upon all kind, Of moving. A few i'm
provCments have been made, ana the Sprague Now
or Of the present day stands higher, and nearer
perfection than any Moving Machine offered to the
public
SO well arc we satisfied with The results OF last
years business, aud with the promising indications
OF the coming seasons trade, that have made
great additions to our buildings, and have placed in
them lar ana increased assortment OF the newest
and most improved tools and machinery. With our
present aD5cments we are enabled TO turn out
fifty machines day.
Thanking the public for their very favorable re-
ceptlon q ;he Sprague Mower, and their ready ap
pre- citation OF its many good qualities, and for their
liberal patronage OF last season, we respectfully
solicit Il continuance ct the same, and promise to
use every means in power TO give the best salts
faction both by the good qualities Of Machine
and the fairness Of our business transactions.
WM. SPRAGuE, President.
The Republican journal., 1871-06-15
Cruising.

What are the days but islands.
So MANY little islands,
And sleep the sea of silence
That flows about them all:.
There, when the moon is risen,
The peaceful waters glisten;
But Wonder pla>hing-liSten.
1t is the souls that fail.
The little boats are slimming,
The wnd-led boats are skimming,
Each in its silver trimming,
Apart from fleet and shore,
There not an oar is dipping
With lust a cables slipping
That Wanders evermore.
Every days an island,
A green or barren island,
4 lowland or q highland,
That looks upon the sea.
There fruitful groves are GROWING,
There barren cliffs are trowning,
And rocky channels drowning
The little boats that flee.
How many are the islands.
The teeming, talking islands,
Tlrt in the sea of silence
The rowing vessels find:
Their number no man knowcih;
Their way the current showcth,
The tide returnes> tiowctIl
As each is left behind.
The sailors long to larry
For rest they long 10 larry
When at some isle of taery
They touch and 90 ashore.
With songs Of wi>ttul pleading
They follow fate unheedng,
1