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The New York herald., 1872-08-19
A FOOL AND HIS MONEY.

A Jerseyman's Cash Flying Around
Among the Young Politicians OF the
Firth Warl-PhN Sheridan In Trouble
Likewise Jennings nd Several Others
Honest Fathers and Mothers with Bad
Children.
About nine O'Clock on the night Of August IA
Onlcer Joseph Hall brought to the Leonard street
fifth precinct police station a man whom he had
found lying In the gutter In Greenwich street,
near Laight, in o beastly state OF intoxl.
cation. His name was found TO be James
Lc Grand, cartman, 210 Montgomery street,
Jersey City. Nothing was found on his per.
son and he was put into CELL
About half.past ten next morning boy named
Phil Sheridan brought to the station house pack
age OF receipts which he said he had found on Green
wich street, near Laight, and delivered it to tho
sergeant on desk duty. The receipts are found to
be in the name OF the prisoner, Lc Grand. On the
cell TO be taken to Court, Lc Grand recognized the
some money, amounting 5 ,o,Inn f. ali L. 70 sssa
pacSase. S Returning to the station after being dis.
Charged bv the magistrates, he gave the particu-
lars as far az he could recOllect, and the was
given to Ofiicers Field and stevens to be worked
1p.y They soon became satisfied that the money
was stolen by Sheridan, but could not then ascer-
'ai About 5 nine O'Clock NJ August 10, Morris Fitz-
gerald aged eleven, Of No. / Hubert street, was
brought to the StatlOn HOUSE Ny HIS lhtneT, WHO
stated that the boy had received $5 IS from another
boy named Jennings, who had received large
amount from Sheridan, who he understood had
stolen II from drunken man. At thalfpast eleven
p. M. Oficer Caran brought in Thomas McGarvey,
aged sixteen on complaint OF his father, residing
bov had received some OF the money
stolen by his nephew, Phil sheridan, and wished
the police to investigate the matter IN this way,
hour after hour came several and various boys OF
the ward, handing In different sums which Sheri.
dan had distributed among them, until there has
stolen, which now awaits the result OF young
Sheridan's trial.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
MURDER AND LYNCH LAW IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, August u, 1872.
on the night Of the 10th Of August Henry wade
(colored) went into the bedroom oi John Shelby,
living near Rose Hill, stewart county, yenn., and
cut his throat while asleep. Mrs. Shelby awoke,
screamed and swooned. Her scream aroused
brother & Of Shelby. ,vyU who was was sleeping
coming from the room, grappled with him.
and struggle ensucd. Wade finally got away,
obtained fence rail, and elled bis antagonist with
blow on the head. He then attempted to escape,
but was captured. The following night Wade was
taken by u party OF men from the guard, carried
into the woods, hung up to q tree and his body
riddled with bullets. Wade had been discharged by
John Shelby from employment, and had threatened
no chance for his brother, whose skull Is crushed
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
Drained with a Hatchet.

Joshua Johnson colored, OF No. 22o South r.
avenue, and James Smith, white, Of No. ils De-
lancey street, became engaged in an alteration
last night at No. 22O South Fifth avenue, during
which Smith struck Johnson on the back OF the
head with o hatchet, infictlng severe scalp
wound but not getting through the skull OF course
Johnson then seized Smith and threw him out OF
the third story window to the yard, distance OF
forty feet causing severe internal injuries The
men were both sent to Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
SUNDAYS BLOODY WORK.
The knife.

At an early hour yesterday morning Martin STAN.
ford OF $3.50 East Thirty-eighth street. was stabbed
with knife In the hands Of James Johnson, alias
Arthur Quinn. Johnson and friend Of his were
In stamford's house, when ono OF them insuted
Mrs. Stamford. Her husband at once Knocked the
knife and plunged It into him, infiicting a severe
and probably dangerous wound The injured man
was removed to Bellevue Hospital, and Johnson
was arrested and locked up In the Twenty-hrst
urecin ct station house.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
TELEGRAM TO tine NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON August 1s, 1872.
At banquet given In Brighton yesterday Mr..
Stanley, while responding to toast, thought
he heard expressions of incredulity from some of
the guests as to his meeting Dr. Living
stone. He vehemently retorted withdrew In indig-
nation from the table and subsequently left
Brighton.
/; It is understood that he will probably return
before the close Of the meeting of the British Asso
citation.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

George W. Kelly and Jacob Dunner became en-.
gagged In an alteration on Tenth avenue about
halfpast four O'Clock yesterday morning, dur
inQ which the latter stabbed the former In the
spine and shoulder nnctng two very severe
wounds. Kelly was taken home and attended by
DR.. strong, and Dunner was arrested and confined
In the Twenty second precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
I n = L "A N D.
!IH RoTlNe N BELFAST CONTINUED.
IElEeRAM 70 TINE NEW york ursALD.

LONDON, August 1s, 1872.
Dispatches from Belfast up to noon to-day state
that the disturbances there continued through
Saturday night and into Sunday, and were not yet
ended.
The populace are divided into hostile Catholic
and Protestant mobs. Whenever they come In
contact there is fight
The polioe were using every effort to stop the
rtoting. They had been obliged to IRE on the riot
ers on both sides, and many OF the latter were
wounded.
Troops with fixed bayonets now occupy the
principal streets and keep the mobs apart. The
Dragons of the Fortieth regiment fstc-the
Fortieth regiment is British Infantry arrived
at Belfast from Dublin and constabuary were pour
ing into the city from all parts.
No persons are reported killed, but the excite
ment SO great that 1t Is impossible TO get definite
.O0rtiOul0rS
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
WEST INDIES.

Sir Charles Bright's Cable Expedition
and Its Work Near Jamaica-Tele-
graphic and Mail Communication
with America and Europe.
From Kingston, Jamaica, under date Of August
10, by the steamship Rising STAR we have the fol-
lowing news report.
Sir Charles Bright, the electrician, arrived here
IN the British mail packet from Southampton to
look after the wirecovered cable between this city
and Aspinwal. The cable fleet arrived in Kingston,
reporting the loss OF the greater part of their grap
ping gear and without any favorable tidngs of the
lost cable. After coaling and undergoing some re-
pairs the vessels will return to the search, this
time under the direction Of Sir Charles
Bright himself. Mr.. Edward Bright returns
to England on important business.
y II is reported that the Great western Telegraph
Company, to complete their West India and South
American arrangements, have decided upon run
ming limo of cable from St. Thomas direct to Aspih-
or cable to the Island OF Bermuda, which connects
with New York on the one hand and England on the
other Messages to be sent at the rate Of twenty
words for twenty shilings
STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION.
ston and Port Id Prince 6h the 2sd Of each month,
Immediately after the arrival OF the British Mall
The West India and Pacific Steamship Company,
Of Liverpool will commence running their monthly
steamer. Subsidized by the Jamaica Government
York on the 22d inst.
THE EXECUTIVE.
1t Is rum0rcd that Sir John Peter Grant, the
Governor of Jamaica, purposes very shortly to
visit the United States and Canada.
Martinique.
The sugar crop Of 1872 has been most successful,
and shows an increase of two thousand casks over
the crop OF 1871. Molasses has decreased In conse
OF more rum having been produced.
Hayti.
Notwithstanding the favorable adjustment or
financial matters, by which Messrs White, Hart
man & Co., OF Port au Prince, were to advance
o. to lift the paper currency Of the country,
at the rate of $500 paper to 81 specie, things are
all In ''mudde" again. The Legislative Chambers
have been prorogued until the 25th OF August and
then there will be new elections. Something may
be decided upon prior to this meeting, but the
probabilities are all In favor Of everything being
overturned again by the new set OF Deputies who
win be returned to represent the departments.
MARKETS.
Coffee is declining In price, and at present ranges
nom $40 IS q $l1. Exchange is 81 a 81 GO.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION.
MAYyILLR. n. T., Aug

MAYvILLB, n. y, August Is, 1872.
At the Chemung County Soldiers Convention the
following delegates chosen to the Soldiers and
Sailors State Convention to be held at Utica
Colonel @. L. Smith, Major E. q. Baldwin aud Seg'
geapt Seymour Dexter.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
REpUBLIoAN ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

MAYvILLE, N. Y, August Is, lsIa
xa, FIRST Assembly District Republican Conven.
ton OF this county has unanimously nominated z,
D, Brewer for Member OF Assembly.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
MURDER Or SUICIDE.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, August IS, 1872
The wife Of James Mclaughlin, OF this city, wasl
found to-day with o stab wound IN the neck, ana
lived but few minutes Afterwards. It Is noa
known whether 1t Is o case OF suicide or murder.
For Bathing Infhnts-Rurnett's Kallis>
TON Is cooling, soothing and refreshing.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

A.-Eor Mosquito. Canoptss for Heds Go.
IN ROEpCCKs So and Gu FULTON street, New York
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

A.-HeraId Branch Once, Bro0kiyn,
Garner of Fulton avenue and Boe rum street
Omen from 9A ". to- +. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

Euual to the Bpst and Cheaper than ALI
Others such Is the NEW WILSON UNnER-FEED
SEWING MAofISE psre,eI,ssd ,Iss e,sr years q study sd
Does very grade and heavy sewing and equal To-
the best sewing machine made for family and Is sold
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
SCOTLAND.

General Sherman in Edinburgh.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, August 1s, 1872.
General Sherman arrived in Edinburgh on Satur-
vdAy.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
1871. 1872.

Average temperature for corresponding date
wi ...".st .s.suuv""'. "'.suss.si...u' WN
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF hurAy street.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

n. n. R.--Asaattc. Cholera, Dysentevy,
Cholera MorbaS Foyer ard ASns, cured and yre,sssd
GA, Dyhthera, Tnhucaxa Sore Throat Diaienlt Bssat
Ing relieved in ev minutes by RAILWAYS khAuf
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
ENGLAND.

The Doubling Thomases in Brighton and Their
countryman, Livingstone.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

The Weather fn This City Yesterday.
Tho following record win show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year
Indicated by the thermometer at lIudnuts Phar-
macy, HERALD Buildiug:-
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

Royal Havans Lottery.--Prises Cashed.
orders led iuformauo furnished highest ratcs paid Tor
spanish Bank Bliis- TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10 wan ~
The New York herald., 1872-08-19
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
0rrIcH OF rHx CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., August 19-1 A. NJ
Probabilities,

I WAsHINuTVN, D. %, AUGUST W a. ID.
Probabilities
me area OF cloud and diminished pressure on the
upper lakes Sunday afternoon has moved north.
eastwardy, followed by clear weather, rising
barometer. northerly to westerly winds; generally
cear with light s0uthwesterly and westerly
winds In the Middle States: westerly winds
falling barometer, with partly cloudy weather and
voutherly to easterly winds In the Upper MissIs-
Ippi valley, extending thence to- Michigan and
Ohio: partly cloudy weather, with northeriy to
< Sasterly winds and diminishing pressure may be
Sxpectcd on the south Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prices Hc-
duced' j. h. MARTINEZ A 90, Bankers, No, " WAu sts
Boz No. 4,6sS Post o1ace> New YORK;
The New York herald., 1872-08-19

The sugar crop Of 1872 has been most successful,
and shows an increase of two thousand casks over
the crop OF 1871. Molasses has decreased In conse
OF more rum having been produced.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
POLITICAL Reform.

MEASURES RECOMMENDED BY THE NEw-YOIK
STATE COUNCIL.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee OF the New-York STATE Council Of Po-
ntical Reform held at Albany last Tuesday and
Wednesday The Committee on Bribery Laws presented
report o. tie present statutes the subject In ac-
coranCc with the suggestions Of the report small pam
phlet ordered published containing an abstract OF
the New York laws against bribery and corruption This
pamphlet j. to be distributed among electors and among
members uf the Legislature. IL IL found that there are
now ia the books sufficiently stringent If enforced
to cure some vi the evils have been frequent IN the
past
me Committee voted 70 favor the enactment OF a
Local Prohibition law. aud law for tine recovery ~
dauagrs caused Dy Illegal selling, sinIiltr u the
ONO satutc on This subject
The Committee sec tartan Appropriations made
repur: covering the CITY ana County OF NewH0rk for
th. wears 1903, $50. and ISL. wucu MAS adopted.
l-soiled .sl rspectnl urged 10 pass
aueaG-et t0 t1c constitution prohibiting
appropriation OF money property Institutions under
ieusnu1to4 control also another concurrent resolution
amendment ' oi members OF tue Legislature "
4u Jl1lal n larry e. CO.
r was inrtLcr vofd that the Legislature be asked 10
give IL attention t0 the necessity Of an immediate gen
crai statute prohibiting sccfdrd1 dpprupufuOuS Inc
following resolution in regard To- official corruption ana
negligence was unanimously adopted:
Hesofr Executive CONN zee be- fuct@t a. cont nr IA
Effort. press Investigations a cass o' ey tvr annia'e
.d1s. corruption and gn'' parte 10 Js"'e
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
.SHIPPING INTELLIGENT.


PORT UF NEW YOKS ............... ...... MARCH T.
CLEARED.
Steamship CITY BROOKLYN Br) Bro.s Liverpool John & Da
Steamship Adams Havana AiAhue Ma s'Amssb 80
Stearls. Barnes Mallory savannah Lyingon t9i %
Steamship Carolina Berkrtt Charleston > T. H. h noS
Steamship " Brlne Foster Baltimore.
Stesrnsr'n Gla1cus Walden Boston H. = Dmocs.
SHIP Gainegere BED. Dunn. Liverpool Henderson b'o'
Brk Pocnur iswel Pe,ersen Morgan Pin Flnch Edre 90
BaIA Rosak. Elliott. Bmnsvck ia islb1t a 10,
B,rs Mary Care las. J. ". Elsel a g"
Pg Queen the Fleet Brl Baimanno Peuambuco Sr boTnJ
en- r. N Atwood Doane Antigua EN- ST. Kits Wenberg.
Schr Laura B-.. Dakr. Halifax Y y, J. r htney q"
Schr sophia Godfreg godfrey udanoa A Upper beahe
scar Fanny Heating Kane Mobile, H. W Loud Co.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP, Cleopa Philips Havana March vh mtse.
steamship and Moore fernndna, with mise and to James
steamship Ellen say.sr sewbern n c. Wit "n~ and
steamship Flancs Morgan Wilmington, C. "h HAr'I
steashp Wyano1e Couch Richmond Cry Point hac Not - b
mdse AMI to Old Dominion Steamship CO.
ElwOod Doran, JARVIS. Alexandra Tor FroVidener
Schr Belle HilidA, KAg. Baltimore.
Schr Peter Mitchell of uetec Godfrey Ba,cOa dsJs "h i'
SAILED.
e,,,s sss for Uanburg; Citv ~ Brookiyn Tv.rpo;
Castle for Havana Ns.sin htn
barnes Savannah South Carolina for Charleston A'na- o
WISD~Sundown n W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy March ARRIVED steamship Seminole from vsGpah
PEOvpEScE K L. March The brig ". A tenr Il h~resto
arrived Newport this morning ha ice W A1S u"
crew frost bitten.
FOREIGN PORTS.
guEKSsrowS March The Cuuari steamship samans billings
rom Boston Feb March Sh AT O'Clock Ifs
Allan Line Richie Baltimore FEB u Arned
T soTTTasrros March The yorthGernsn Lord stesmsbo
For Latest Ship Neps FIN Page
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
piSNENGEPS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOO-n eAnshiu City Of BrooA Ma'ct 5.Ar.
B. Sutet, Ben Hohdiy jr Ebel Wright r. LtFu Chapm 10
W Endeal Hughes Alex heniersou W L. Nnnari lr An'
Japau~s,. -, -.
FOR HAMBCBG-ta steamship slesia, Nar-h 7--NTS fnn'
rr ud .eryrrt N.. Ellen w. Fogz Alice WAeon Mr. Glen
eatrr Lni precht an sa NIX BoAer, Dr. hhr Mrs H. W. "ng
and danyhie Bemaur Frfugd John l. Law j. Gasie
,rouiu E. Tieoior PaDst Mrs boph Aner AHgu
y4 German Consul n. oc,asa japan Dan i"sna henf x
Euta IT, Aionh Dra-er Dr. e. Wool Goiinng IoDas 'h'
Ko.r- ud vie Tleloc glinrsio d0re b. sgnon teio'i
H,~rhcovitl Greu ir. Adoph Weber T. lam A l
AUGUST J. Lamann Mr aud Mr. Jacob cir Mf sn'
M louis r Es. Kaiser Ma Roe Hmg@s anf '"n % -
An r.sie Yuhraauu Mss Mtra kocl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, MARCB 3.

No Steamship Mails
SATURDAY MARCH o
Mails tr gurope Liverpool steamship CIV ~ AntTfrp
lose At ll.Oo m Supplementary Mai Per No. s., \
closed al lOn p. n.
TAN letter, Gepote Supplementary Mail prepaid S,s
double POSTAGE
Prlsgan Closed NJ IS sent bT this line.
Mals for steamship HansA
close llOO A MAJ. or} Direct b t1ls liH.
B-est AID Hav stetusD N79ng1ou VII
close az II A..
SUNDAY MARcH 10.
An Nal. Tue tVetJhce .rpm a.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-MAECH 7.

Supreme Court Chdmbcrs.-By Judge InGraham.-
Chsmhersn Osirsnder-Moon denied Comstoe Martin
Motion granted Murrsg Hoffman. esq Sloan
Mtrn-ssme. Franklin Mang Co sgt HcmanAouon grated
granted In the Of Recevrhp Of
Bowling Green savings BsnkReed to A. Bradley Ey ag Par
keT-MotioD grabteL
Common Pleas-Spscal Term.-By Judge Robinson.
NenDod Peter,-see
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

Judge Gilbert reversed decision, yesterday,
denying the application Oi Ezra tOrueA to nave tue
place Of tTia of tue action Of william 4. Woodward
against himself changed from Orange 10 Tompklns
tl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

W. Moon Fr .---t-' o"
rsH osI-.s
1:3l hen Gate lt1v.. ~
THIS DAY-P Y
I.l1 COWS islana liS Hell 6se Fer = -
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
prinIlns.

WIN. EVERDELL. SONS, l04 Fulton st.
w LITHOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRIsTERs and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08

FpoW HAVANN-Tn steamship Clrorlt9s rob 7.-'n-'ols'
Anfo Frrrr kr"t" itr" J"in haENfo
Ja Don Iona, Rsmos John AaTanez, Mns q. "Vo.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
Ueoonq CARDS, &t.

AT WIN EVERDELL~ SONS, No. 104 Full
n tosn--weDDSG CARDS and PINE STATIONERY. ,kstsb-
hshed lslSl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08
CorRT CALENDARs-rai. DAr.

sIr,D STATES CorRr-IS SApzRAIrI-BLArcHyoHp
lJo Whitney al Ferry boat ITS Peterson ct al as ste'ms
Java
New-York tribune., 1872-03-08


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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

Who NEEDS Business EDuSATIoN.?-
Every young man in the country. no
matter what his present occupation may
be, is anxiously looking forward 10 the
day when he shall be doing something
more and better than he is now accom-
plisbing. This hope and expectation
cheers him on, and strengthens him Tor
the conflict of life. Deprive him of hope,
and he will never rise. No man ever yet
attained anything that he thought was
beyoad his reach, and which he did not
hope and strive TO achieve. Hence, sv-
cry young man in the country should re.
ceirc practical business education, as
the sursst and most economical means to
enable him to acquire wealth, and pre-
serve it when acquired.
at father wishes 10 give his son
legacy that will endure while life exists.
let him send him to an institution where
he obtain Il general practical busi.
ness education, and he will have the sat-
islaeiion of knowing ths. he hiss given
him what i, better than houses, lands,
and farms. or even gold and silver.
These things may take wings and sudden.
ly fly away; but this knowledge will last
while life and reason exist. ."-Horace
Mann.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
NUMBER 81.

OF money, double what his wife thought
she would need. where she could get il
without asking.
The young wifs's face grew glad again.
The feeling Of pauper aud bsggar van
ished. The snd OF tho year showed .
bank account of seven hundred dollars
in the name of the wife, saved carefully
from the money she had not needed TO
use. The only root of bitterness there
had over been between them was pluck
cd up. Peace and comfort returned and
ilourished. The story OF this wife is the
story OF many others.
Sometime, the law will recognize the
undoubtcd right of the wife TO her full
share OF the money value which aocrues
to the marriage firm.
Until that time, the lhoug ghtlossness Of
really good men may 10 be cured by tie
frank speech OF ths wife, who is daily
hurt by feeling Of dependence which
ought never to exist between the equally
valuable partners in tho home.
There are plenty Of spendthrift wives
and husbands, who waste the common
substance and that of each other. They
must always suffer loss. But the great
majority of married couples bear each
their natural share OF the family burden,
care, and toll, and they should bs alike
Independent in money mattsrs.--Wo-
mans Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

DAUGHTERS OF THE Rich. No class Of
women are more TO be pitisd than the
daughters of rich men, who, having real
force and energy Of character, have no
vent for it, because fashion requires them
to sit still and told their hands. 1t does
not require this Of their brothers They
are spplaudsd when they grow restiys
under it and, breaking their bonds, in
terest themselves in = manly way in
something besides mere pleasure. But
let daughter try it, and Immediately
the awful Mrs. Grundy starts up, and
points to her worsted dogs and cats, and
her croqust ground, and her French dress.
maker, and bids the daughter OF the mil
lionaire still her pulses. and close her
eyes and ears to the possibilities, and
think Of nothing but husband hunting
We never can know how many real
heroines are behind this wall of rcstric.
ton, till what is called adverse fate
sets them free to stand upon their own
feet, and TO use their own hands, and
know their own powers, which had boon
dwarfod almost to extinction by iuaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01
Qoterp.
THE PRACTICAL LOTER.

I dill moi purchase for NV bride
Rich Jewels, rings aud costly fans,
but what l thought would be her pride
4 set complete OF pot. aud pans.
| would not win swce, Jeune's love
Nv goldca gifts og magic power;
Ii she proper vile would prove,
She would prefer some bsgs of hOnr.
7 did not play w;th Jenaic's heart,
Nur try 70 N Z were Il iickle,
I;Ut svmt, m,strus,ing moders art,
a sde or pork Tor her 20 pickle.
't,d not give her rubies red,
To lend her raven hair relief,
~, what would charm when we were wed
sooi ,apply ui poited beef
4 ll not wantOn With iier love,
That l,iaed 20 nestle OF my breast,
just ike dropping, tired dove.
Eut -cnJ . couch Wlvrc It r0uld rest.
/ ',id act, when the Inos,, Wa ur,sht,
Take Jeou.e cat fsr frvguen. Walk,
ii"t book hsi--What wouI,l more dsliS'it-
\ d>xvu ssch cf kniv-, aud forks.
I i,.I net ,cad aor rovcr> 'pisht,
Whose brightness, ala. so gu.cki' vanes
liu, >sEi hvy, In ;he GSrkeai Risu,
set ut shvets and coanie.g.gur,
Nud ~ u last, our latte siorr
Nour, furnish we'll an iv'cJ cot
Bar ttru--l shuulG have ,aii t-i'tr-.
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