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AT FURcHGoTT BENEDICT & Co.'s, so dozen
of best Black Kid Gloves, Nos. 5-3, 6, 81, will
be closed out at Is cents pair-worth So.
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R.w. GRAND LODGE. I. o. o. FAT q meet
ing of the Lodge, held yesterday, the follow
ing officers were elected: A. ]. Minis, N. W. G.
NJ; T. steen, R. W. D. G. NJ; I. Sulzbacker,
r. W. G. W.; B. James, R. W. G. secretary;
Jas. Silcox, R. W. G. T.; j. A. Elkln, r. W. G.
c.; r. Lebby, Sr., r. W. G. R.; A. g. Masrath,
Jr., W. G. NJ; J. D. Meyer, W. G. G.; E. HUI
guelet, W. G. s.;Commlttee on state OF the
order-w. G. DeSaussure, J. McKensie, J. N.
Robson, John Heeseman, Silas Johnson; COM
mittee on flnauce-Joseph Whilden, Arthur
Fairly, G. E. Mecuen; committee on mileage
and per diem-W. E. MIlligan, Geo. Gruber,
W. Rosenberg; committee on elections and
returns-R. James, G. Eberhardt, ]. N. El-
ford,
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CITY AFFAIR S.

Mr.. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., Is the au-
thorized travelling agent of The NEWS for
lower South Carolina.
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By III. H. DeLEON.
GALE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN RAIL.

SALC Oc NlNG NOUNIAlN hAlL.
y ROAD. E
Theodore D. Wagner and .Asbury Coward,
Trustees vs.. the King's Mountain Railroad Com.
pany Foreclosure OF Mortgage. %
In pursuance OF the terms OF NOR: gage eXecu.
ted by the Kings Mountain Railroad Company, on
the 18th day or March, 1866 and by virtue OF the
powers therein granted we viii sell at Public Auc-
ton at Charleston, 8. o, corner East Bay and
Broad streets, at II O'Clock, Gil WEDNESDAY,
March 20, 1872 =
The entire RAILROAD Of the said Company, In.
Guiding the bed and superstructures OF said Road,
the materials used In construction, the stations,
station-house depots, store houses, workshops;
gtnes and rolling stock, together with all the
rights, privileges and easement belonging or ap.
pertaining to said Railroad Company.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers ana
stamps.
THEODORE D. WAGNER,
AsBURY COWARD;
janl2.mwf Trustees.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opened at ten o'clock yesterday morning,
Hon. Geo. s. Bryan presiding. Jury No.
was organized as follows: s. A. Dunham, fore
nan; ]. G. seabrook, q. Buck, F. c. Desver.
ney, Joseph Dothage, ]. s. Tickling, c. P
Fishburne, J. c. McCants, G. Geraty, G. L.
Pratt, Peter Ashe and John Bentham.
The case Of the United States vs. j. W. Bass,
for Illicit disilllng, was continued, and the de-
fendant discharged upon his own reeogniz-
ance. The case OF the State VS.. the Spartan
burg and Union Railroad Company was re-
sumed, and the arguments of Messrs. Ryan
and Monteth heard. Before concluding, the
court adjourned until ten o'clock this morning.
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CRoouET CRooUEr THE cheapest in the
citv. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR dec20
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BUSINESS TICES.

FIFTEEN HUNDRED HoTBED sAsHEs, 8 feet by
6 feet-la, at 81 40 each, unglazed. HALL d
Co., East Bay and Market streets. janl9-l
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Alderman Taylor, by consent, introduced q
bill to raise supplies for the fiscal year ending
3lst of December, 1872. The bill received It's
first reading and was ordered to be printed.
Alderman sweegan then offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Since onr last meeting, 1t has
pleased the Almighty Dlsposer OF human
events to,remove from our midst one OF our
number. Therefore, be 1t
Resolued, Thai In the death of our late
brother alderman, Elias Garden, this board
has sustained the loss of an active and useful
member, and the community an honest, en-
terprlsing and esteemed citizen.
Resolued, That 4! e usual record of his death
be entered on the minutes of this Council, and
our clerk be requested to communicate tnls
action to the family of the deceased.
Council then adjourned.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4
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BILL HEADS printed on 1ne paper at 50, s.,
IS, Sc so and So so per thousand, according
TO size, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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Meetings This Day.

zerubbabel Chapter, at Z P. II.
Earion Lodge, at 7 P. N.
Hope Fire Company, at Z P. NJ.
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
p" FORGET ALL.

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. 359 KING STREET,
Dyes and Cleans, by means OF steam, Gentle
MEMS Ladies' and Chidren's Clothes. Fins
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
up with tie Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace
and Crase Shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
NJ Goods received and returned by Express.
!un22-1yr BlLLER, Proprietor.
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS -Stereoscoplc views of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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ONE HUNDRED Japanese Silk Patterns, re-
duced from $40 so TO so. FuRcHGoTT, BENE-
DICT g. Co., No. 244 King street. janis
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By J. A. ENSLOW Il co.

by j. A. ENSLUW q Gu
GCHOONER WIN. B. MANN AND CARGO
- For account Of former purchaser.
SATURDAY, 2)th instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Postofflce, corner Br, ad street and
East Bay,
The American Schooner WIN. B. MANN, as she
now lies In the Hsrbor Of Beaufort 8. O.. together
with her Anchors, Rigging, Chains, &c, DC.
The MANN was built at Morristown. N. J., In
1854; Is 227 tons register, and 10 fee; draft.
AID IMMEDIATELY AFTBB.
The under deck cargo. as 1t now lies on board
the above vessel, comprising about one hundred
and twenty Thousand feet II YELLOW PINE
PLANKHAND BOARDS, OF the following dimen-
sions: 4Xx1oHx32; 3xxSKx32; eXxsXx32; AK
8Hx28; 3kx8hX2s; 2x6 to 8. aid Wide Boards.
The above cargo was cut expressly for the Phila-
delphia and Erie Railroad. @
Conditions cash. janl6
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Duslness CARDS.


m ". S T A N L A N D
NAVAL STORES BROKER,
MARsHsLL,s WHARF, EAST END CALHOUN
STREET, CHARLESTON, S. Q.
ian11-1mO
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BY W. Y. LEITCH s. B. 8. BRUNS,,
Auctfoneers. ~,

THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
Il = Lemboll street, north side.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, 25th instant. at the
Old Pestof1ce, at IL O'Clock. ,r.t..tf.5
That desirable Three Story BRICK RESIDENCE
in Lamboll street, now occupied by MT. O. Kerrt-
son, containing 8 square rooms, besides pantry,
bath and dressing rooms. Water works through.
iine glstern. - :
Lot measures Al feet front by 1856 feetin depth.
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest. Property TO be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay rs for papers
and stamps. jan19-fw8
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.


Reduced
November 1872 Interest
their Wagons and Mules are Idle
PELzER, RODGERS &c CO., General Agents
d~samo BROWNS WHARF, CHARLESTON,
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By HUTSON> LEE,

AuCtIOueers y,
DEsIRABLE LOT IN SPRING STREET.
IL Will be 30 d at the corner OF Broad and
East Bay streets, on TUESDAY, Esd INSTANT at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, ~ ..-t
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST In that
Lot Of Land, with the buildings thereon, situated
on the north side OF Spring street, one door west
Of Ashley street, measuring (229) two hundred
and twenty nine feet front on Spring street, (2ll
TWO hundred and forty. -four feet on back line,
depth, from north to south, be the same more or
less.
This is one Of the hilhest and most desirable To-
cations In the northwestern portion of the city,
and is only one square from the line OF the City
hallway.
Terms-One half cash; balance In one year, &C.
cured by bond Of purchaser, with seven per cent.
interest, and mortgage Of premises. Purchaser
to pay assignee for papers and stamps
jan17-7 J. B. BlSSELL Assignee.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ On account and risk Of former purchaser
VIM. H. Wesson vs.. Edwd. L.yHorry, ct al
United States Circuit Court.-Decree o. Fore
closure. s...,,t-ss5,
By virtue Of Decree Of said Court win be sold,
In front Of the Postoflce at Charleston, on TUES
DAY, the S0th January, 1872, at IL O'Clock A. L.,
That Plantation called "MILL DAMP situated
In Georgetown County, containing three hun
dred and ninety $780, acres, more or less. Bound.
ed northwest and south by lands Of T. 8. Horry,
east by lands Of W. B. PriDgle.
ALSO,
That other plantation called "NEwLAND,n - con.
talning six hundred (600l acres, more or less.
Bounded north by Pine Lands unknown, east BY
lands OF T. Hcrry, south by North Santee Rtver,
aud west by lands Of q. e. Lucas-both tracts
being now united into one 1ne Rice Plantation, to
be sold as one.
Terms-0nethird (h) cash; balance In one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest from day OF salerpsyable semi.aanusly.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
L. E. JOHNSON,
jan17,l9,27,so IS. Marshal.
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Anrtion 6ales--@bis Dap.
By WILLIAM MCKAY,
BY VIM. MCKAY.
By MILES DRAKE
AucttOueer.

NLOTHING, HATS, DC.
" THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, 1 will sell at
my Store, corner King and Liberty streets.
A Large InVoic. OF Mems and Boys, OVER.
COATS, Frock and Sack Coats, Velvet Coats and
Vests, Cashmere and Fancy Satinet Pants White
and Fancy Shirts, Undershirts and Drawers, Sati.
nets, Oasslmeres and ChecEs, Hall Hose, Suspend
raj Skirts, Sacks and Nubias, Hats, &C., DC.
ALSO,
A Fine Assortment OF Mems and Boys, Wool
and Felt HATS and GAPS. -janl9
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.


offered The Planning Community AT
PERUVIAN E pound
WILDE
unS
N
PELzER, RODGERS &c CO., General Agents,
deca4mos CHARLESTON, 9.
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Gus departments of the city government be
published officially in THE DAILY NEWS and the
daily Courier, each paper to receive six hun.
dred dollars as compensation therefor.
Second. That the binding, ruling and job
printing OF the city shall be divided between
the job offices of The NEWS and Courier, pro-
vIded the work be done as cheaply as 1t would
be by-other parties.
Third. That the printing and advertising &C.
counts be submitted monthly to the commit
tee on printing, without whose approval the
accounts shall not be paid.
Fourth. Tha: the publication officially Of the
proceedings of Council be discontinued.
The report provoked considerable discus
sion, after which it was considered by Sec
tions. The first section was adopted. The
second section was amended so as to give the
Job printing, &C., to the lowest bidder among
all the printing establishments in the city.
The third section was adopted. The fourth
section was stricken out. And in this form
the report was adopted.
The committee on contracts opened and read
the estimates for laying down plank road in
King street from Shepherd to Boundary street.
The bids varied from 81 % to 81 65 per foot,
but the timber proposed being of various quail
tiles, the matter was referred back to the COM
mttee to examine the securities offered and
to report in abstract form next week.
BILLS.
Alderman Gage offered for its first reading
bill to test the validity of the city debt.
Alderman Taylor moved that it be printed
and laid on the desks of the members Of Coun.
Gil and printed in the public papers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-12
DR.. I'LL
Celebrated ]. y. L.. BitterS.
Most fficient and Pleasant

GO THE RFST LIVER REGULATOR
KNOWN! A Sure Cure for dyspepsia.
These Bitters are prepared from the most choice
and wholespme herbs and roots. and have given
universal satisf Ction wherever tried. Thousands
of Dvspeptics have fund relief through their use.
and physicians recommend them for The cure Of all
diseases Of the blood and liver, and Irregularities
If The digestive organs.
Headache. Bill iousness and Constipation. Gen
eral DeIil " and Loss # Appetite, all are cansed
by deranEemeut IF the system. The Y Bittels
have been sncCe efullv uset AMI are warranted to
alleviate II q sufferer in all the above cases.
Read physicians certificates attached to each
bottle. Every family III MD have a b5ttle in the
house. sob ENERIw HERE.
EPSTEIN & co sole Proprietors.
No. SIS Font street. San Francisco, CAL; l..
Gross & Co., 675 W Lakest, Chicago, Ill.
mar30-3ml
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]. NJ. STEVENS,
Plasterer, Brlcklayer and
General Mason.
" AvING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Carson Citv.

attend to all business in my line with prompt
tude and Dispatch.
Orders left with Geo. TuHy. st. Charles Hotel:
Mason, 'heney 4 Co. Peurod Block. or at Mr..
SCOTS Sample Room, near the County buildings,
will be thankfully received and fully attended to.
]. NJ. STEVENS.
Carson City. March 2s, 1872. [mar29-ff
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
L. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.

CECOND AMP THIRD DIVISIONS OF THE
~ Collection district Of Nevada. comprising the
counties of Washoe, ormsby. Douglas and r ner.
alda.-Notice is hereby given that the valuations,
assessments or enurneration- OF subjects liable to
duty under the Internal Revenue Laws of tho
United state. made and taken by Ii ii Bence
and NJ. A. Murphy. Assistant Assessors for said
divisions, and returned To- me in the annual list
for 1872, viii remain open for the examination
of all persons concerned for the space IF TN
DAYS from the date hereof, at the flee of the
Assistant Assessors OF the said Divisions. in Car
son Cit, AID aurora, between the hours Of 9
OIL OK 4, NJ. and ! P. Nj. each day, and after the
expiration of ten days, II wit-on the goth day of
April A.. D 1872. Al my Office in Virginia City,
y, vada. | will receive and determine all appeal.
relative g. erroneous or excessive valuations and
assessments or euumeratious made and taken by
said Assistant Assessors. AL appeats to the As
SCISSORS. a. aforesaid. must De maize in writing and
specify the particular cause, matter or thing res
! Getting VIII Ch a decision - requested. and shall
moreover state the ground OF principle of error
complained If.
JOHN II. MILLS. U. :. Assessor.
Carson City, April 10. ls72. sprlU-l0d
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A Ii PARTIES INJECTED TO L WALKER
= are hereby requested t. make settlement on
+ befafe the FIT If Of APRIL NEXT All &C
q: uats not settled bv thar time viii be left for
collection. Those having claims against me will
,re-eut them for pa ymert "n or before the above
rieHfi ned day. rs l intend leaving the state ini-
mediately after. f. WALKER.
Carson City, Nevada, March so, 1872. mh5l-td
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nEFIANCE MINING COMPANY.

l I-LoCAtion OF Works, Eagle and NHshoe Val
ley Mining District, Nevada Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account of assessment levied On the fifth day
# March, 1872. the several amouut- set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. AS fol-
lows:
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AURORA, NEVADA. April 4th- IT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
y G.. BLA>DEL and A. j. POPE have this
day filed in this office a diagram and notice of ap-
plciri, n r patent from the United States. nnder
act IF Congress, aprr"vet july 10Th, 1850, Tor one
thousand j. 900 hneal feet # Il certain vein or
loda Of q ariZ. or Their rock, in place bearing
col /. silver, copper. and other metals. commonly
called and known as the Dolores Lode = and
I o}ores Gold and : lv r Mining Company. situated
IN the Wilson Minin- District, E~m-raida county,
safe Of Nevada. eail claim is bounded on the
north 10y ttr extension Of the Dolores Company.
aud ON the soufh by the Mount Ncrn,n Company,
ant j. more particularly described as f flows
Commencing n the location NJ the notice posted on
the claim. and running thence IN Il noTtheasterly
direction one tn usi-d te-t 20 Il stake 1Gl3o east ?:
also. one hund ed feet on each side of said vein OF
lode for the g. uyenient ne + working said .lain:
he SINE h. ing on uisurvevei land.
Said claim j. more particularly described in the
notice and diagram posted in this office and on
The claim. WILSON BUTLER.
ap9-9od u. :. Register.
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q hr 9ailn State Reeister.
CARSON CITY:
Friday, April IL. 1879

A young man asked his sweetheart
if he might be permitted to kiss her,
and give her an affectionate hug.
NO" said she, Il can't allow that;
but I'll tell you what | will do; I'll
split the difference with you-you
may kiss me, and I'll hug you
Avretched husband in st. Paul adj
vertises for the recovery of his wife,
ga taul woman, with gray eyes and a
small babie just beginning to wauk,"
who has been appropriated by "a
taul Teller. with red hare"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-12-04
Professional Laughers.

The hilariaus Philadelphian known
as ''Laughing Bill" whose cachinna-
tory gifts have gained him wide
celebrity, and rendered him a terror
to all theatrical managers who have
ever been afflicted with his patronage,
would evidently find his most promis-
ing field for attaining usefulness and
popularity in France. In Paris pro-
fessional laughers of ability find ready
engagements at the music halls, where
they are scattered among the audiences
to lead the laugh at all comic passages,
and by the contagious influence of
their simulated mirth evoke demonstra-
ticns of merriment on the slightest pro-
vocation. In this profession, however,
as in others, strict attention to duty
is required In order to attain success,
as an incident which occurred recently
in a cafe cha7atunt is the Champs
Elysees forcibly illustrates. One of
the professional laughers employed at
that establishment permitted himself
to fall into doze, and, on suddenly
awaking, found, as he thought, that
the performances had arrived at stage
where his services were imperatively
required whereupon he Immediately
worked himself into a most excruciat-
ing fit of laughter. The next instant
he found himself upon his back, with
about hundred infuriated Frenchmen
dancing over his PROSTATE body. The
unfortunate man had mistaken his cue,
and had burst out in the midst of a
touching couplet about Alsace and
Lorraine. .-.. ..
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n, WIS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1872.

"Never. [ know neither the name
of the village where was married, nor
do recollect the station where [ stop
ped. At the time, my culpably frivo-
lous pranks seemed to me matter of
SO little moment, that as soon as there
was no longer any pursuit to fear, |
went to sleep in the sleigh, and did not
awake till we arrived at another station.
The servant whom [ had with me was
killed in battle; all my efforts to find
out the position who drove us proved
unavailing, and so every clue seems
indeed lost by which [ might again
find the scene of that folly, for which
[ have now suffered heavily"
Marie turned her pale face toward
linn and took both his hands. The
lieutenant gazed thunder struck into
her eyes: dim forboding awoke in
his breast, veil suddenly dropped
from his eyes.
Marie! God of heaven, how can I
have been so blind Marie, was it in
deed you?"
:" [ am your wife was the only an
swer of the girl who sank fainting in
to his arms.-Frona the Russian Of
AIeGdnde2 PabshEin. HE-
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Strange Birds.

Australia abounds in strange things
and particularly III animal forms, sin
gularly deviating from all other types
on other continents. Among them the
bird called cipoz, mound builder, is
truly remarkable on account of it's pc
culiar habits and instincts. The male
and female concur in the construction
of mound of leaves, grass and mate
rails that in decay generate; heat.
They seem to know exactly when
warmth will be derived by the chemical
dislntegration. On the top they then
excavate a hole and into it an egg is
dropped. Some of the mounds are
twelve feet in circumference by three
in height. Each egg to the number of
eight is artisticalIy lodged and covered
with loose sand. All this is done in
the darkness of night so that no eye or
enemy may know where the treasure is
hidden. Both parents then pursue an
earnest plan for securing the propaga-
tion of new generation with a degree
OF precision, skill and apparent knowl-
edge of certain natural laws that imply
a reasoning faculty. Thus the eggs
are incubated, without the detention
of the mother bird on the nest in a eli
mate that would be fatal to her in con-.
finement
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-12-04
POMOiOgical Phenomena.

Apples are found which are sweet on
one side and acid on the other. APP
pies are also grown without seeds,
though not very frequently. Over and
over again these statements have been
questioned at horticultural meetings as
being impossible. But both facts were
demonstrated at the American Insti-
tute last season. Nearly peck of ap-
Piles of the first description were sent
from Georgia to convince doubters of
the possibility of such an anomaly.
Next came batch from somewhere at
the North, without seeds or even cores
or seed cells.
Now for an explanation of the phe-
nomenon. One theory is that the de-
velopment of the seeds was suspended
at an early period of growth from an
unknown cause, not unlike the arrest
of growth of a child, which constitutes
a dwarf. In the the next it has been
supposed sap tubes, running side by
side from the roots of the tree, pour
their secretions on the two sides of the
fruit, which present sort of Siamese
connection, although they are really
two distinct apples-a sweet and sour
one-in juxtaposition.
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Beauty.
RY THOMAS HOWARD.

Not ON the earth
Hath beauty bloom, hath beauty power
Ahis Is alone its natal hour
The chamber of its birth tsf#
Here the germ dweHs,
anu, prone to silence and to night,
Ii bursts to love and life and light
AS daisies in our dells.
But not on earth -slt
Hath beauty growth beyond the flower
The life that in day or hour,
Goes to another BIRTH .
And all we see E ID
OF beauty is glimmer bright
Is but the promise of night
The glory that's to be, .stt
When, in the skies,
The spirit doth unfold and find
Lies hopes grown perfect to the mind,
For beauty then it sighs;
And beauty there
Compares with beauty here below, 4t.s
AS mornings golden skies aglow
With murkiest CLOUDS compare.
The forms we love
And cherish for each faultless line,
But shadows are of those divine Esi5esls
That we shall know above; g7.f +.
So let us live
In love of Nature. not of Art,
That each may then, with reverent heart,
Fit homage have to give. ~ ..f.
December GALAXY.